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TEAM Morgan Graboski Ying Xia Albert Yen
STUDIO MASTER Patrik Schumacher
ASSISTANT TUTOR Pierandrea Angius 2016-2017
Architectural Association School of Architecture Design Research Laboratory
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_ Table of Contents
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00_ Brief 01_ AVM 02_ Research 02A_ Precedents 02B_ Structural Research 03_ Site 03A_ Site History 03B_ Site Analysis 03C_ Site Fabric 04_ Site Strategy 04A_ Massing 04B_ Zones 05_ Form Finding 05A_ Skeleton Models 06_ Tower Placement 07_ Resonance Strategies 07A_ Canopy 07B_ Skeleton Analysis 07C_ Space Carving 07D_ Facade 08_ OstĂŠon 09_Detailed Zones 09A_ Zone 2 09B_ Zone 1 10_ Urban Vistas 11_ Renderings 12_ Models 13_ Final Presentation Feedback 14_ Appendix 15_ References
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Our studio seeks to examine multi-authored parametric urbanism within the context of a mixed-use cluster of towers in Shoreditch, East London. This approach will grant us opportunities to create a uniquely diverse but also intricately related series of buildings. Additionally, by designing these towers without a central core, we will explore the communicative possibilities, both physical and visual, granted to us this way. This is an opportunity to explore a different typology of towers, with more flexible options rather than the typical combination of structure, mechanical spaces, and circulation. The thesis is intended to develop a new generative methodology for skyscrapers through an exploration of parametric design focused on a more three-dimensional approach to circulation. We will be exploring this through the layering of systems and subsystems within the tower. These layers will consist of a central void, the floor plates of the building, the exterior skeleton structure, along with a flexible facade, on the outermost layer. These layers and subsystems will exist in a state of symbiosis, operating and reacting to each other in a synchronized manner. In response to the site, the proposed scheme will include a public ground plane as well as a public, raised level park which derives its elevation from an abandoned, historic viaduct on the site. Taking into consideration the concerns of the neighborhood about development on the site, the residences within the towers will be economical and reasonable, so as to counteract the current trend of unaffordable luxury housing in London. In addition to this, a coupling of green spaces with an exo-structural system will create unique and desirable spaces for all of the included programs.
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As the global population trend towards living in cities continues, we are faced with an ever increasing problem of space and density within these urban centers. High density urban order has been lost in the chaotic flurry of construction over the last decades, and urban centers are suffering as a result.
Glossary Ecology: creating something like an ecosystem with buildings. The connections between towers, for example, are linking together elements, such as programs or services, which depend on each other for survival. This can be at a conceptual level or a literal, physical level.
Parametric design, which allows for adaptability and responsiveness to an environment, is well suited for the urban design and planning of cities. If new construction can respond and adapt to existing conditions, and anticipate future growth and changes, our cities will develop a coherent ecology rather than the current state of “architectural chaos.”1 While we believe that some of this “chaos” is desirable, much like Jane Jacobs argues, there are many issues with it that could be avoided with parametric design. Future growth can be anticipated and parameters easily changed to accommodate diversification and transitions.
Multi-species: in algorithmic design, it is possible to generate many iterations with the same script using genetic algorithms. In this process, the software creates and evaluates many “generations” from a specified script and tests their fitness, until the process is stopped manually or the software finds the optimal result. When designing parametrically, it is desirable to create variation across a project rather than sameness. By using common parameters and adjusting inputs, such as elevation and location on site, multiple “species,” can be created. These differing results will all have similar outcomes, creating multiple species.
Through the use of parametric design, the project seeks to develop a multiauthor, multi-species ecology of towers on a site in East London. Parametric urbanism offers a solution to “garbage spill urbanization,” due to its inherent adaptability. Due to this, a single author is not required (nor is it desired) - there
1 Schumacher, Patrik. 2016. Parametricism: 2.0 Rethinking Architecture’s Agenda For The 21St Century / Guest-Edited By Patrik Schumacher.. London, UK: John Wiley & Sons.
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will be no sweeping masterplan penned by the quintessential Architect. Through shared tools and rule sets, multiple designers can participate in the creation of high density urban order.
remain.2,3 Besides the recent addition of the new London Overground station, the site also has infrastructural constraints underground. The Central Line runs underneath the central portion of the site, at a depth between 93 and 98m down, as well as a BT tunnel.
The site is located on the former Bishopsgate Goodsyard- currently the site of the recently completed Shoreditch High Street Overground station. The site is bordered on the west by the heavilytrafficked Commercial Street and to the east by the mainly pedestrian Brick Lane. As a result of a below-ground National Rail line bordering the south edge of the site, there is little access to the site from the south. The site is one of few undeveloped areas, especially of its size, in London. In order to achieve the desired density, towers are the only way to efficiently utilize the space. Once the terminus of the Great Eastern railroad line into London, the site was transformed into a Goodsyard before a fire destroyed most of the building in 1964 and it was abandoned. The Braithwaite Viaduct, designed by John Braithwaite and built in 1842 remains largely intact on the eastern portion of the site and is Grade 2 Listed. Additionally, a masonry wall along the north edge of the site along Scalater Street and a portion of the old station facade along Commercial Street still
“BRAITHWAITE VIADUCT”. 2016. Historicengland. Org. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/ list-entry/1063895. 3 “A Brief History Of Bishopsgate Goodsyard | Spitalfields Life”. 2014. Spitalfieldslife.Com. http:// spitalfieldslife.com/2014/09/14/a-brief-history-ofbishopsgate-goodsyard/. 2
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As the global population trend towards living in cities continues, we are faced with an ever increasing problem of space and density within these urban centers. High density urban order has been lost in the chaotic flurry of construction over the last decades, and urban centers are suffering as a result. Parametric design, which allows for adaptability and responsiveness to an environment, is well suited for the urban design and planning of cities. If new construction can respond and adapt to existing conditions, and anticipate future growth and changes, our cities will develop a coherent ecology rather than the current state of architectural chaos. Future growth can be anticipated and parameters easily changed to accommodate diversification and transitions.
high level of sensitivity to the immediate as well as larger surrounding contexts of a project. By responding to differing levels of context, site, city etc., we can avoid creating “collage” conditions within the city.1 And, by anticipating future growth, we can aid in the future success of cities. Through the use of parametric design the project seeks to develop a multiauthor, multi-species ecology of towers on a site in East London. Parametric urbanism offers a solution to “garbage spill urbanization,” due to its inherent adaptability. Due to this, a single author is not required (nor is it desired) there will be no sweeping master plan penned by the quintessential Architect. Through shared tools and rule sets, multiple designers can participate in the creation of high density urban order. By sharing data and generative techniques, each designer will be able to design within the same “language” of the surrounding buildings, and respond to the environment without creating a collage condition.
For our team, parametric urbanism represents a way in which urban sprawl and unhealthy growth from cities can be curbed and controlled. Parametric design is designing in a systematic way, using design softwares that use algorithms, to generate designs based on specified parameters. By simple changing the inputs to these parameters, such as amount of desired elevators or number of footings, the result is regenerated almost instantly. It is anticipatory and flexible and allows for a
1 Schumacher, Patrik. 2016. Parametricism: 2.0 Rethinking Architecture’s Agenda For The 21St Century / Guest-Edited By Patrik Schumacher.. London, UK: John Wiley & Sons.
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The site is located on the former Bishopsgate Goodsyard- currently the site of the recently completed Shoreditch High Street Overground station. The site is bordered on the west by the heavilytrafficked Commercial Street and to the east by the mainly pedestrian Brick Lane. As a result of a below-ground National Rail line bordering the south edge of the site, there is little access to the site from the south. Once the terminus of the Great Eastern railroad line into London, the site was transformed into a Goodsyard before a fire destroyed most of the building in 1964 and it was abandoned. The Braithwaite Viaduct, designed by John Braithwaite and built in 1842 remains largely intact on the eastern portion of the site and is Grade 2 Listed. Additionally, a masonry wall along the north edge of the site along Scalater St and a portion of the old station facade along Commercial St still remain.2,3 Besides the addition of the new London Overground station, the site also has infrastructural constraints underground. The Central Line runs underneath the central portion of the site, as well as a BT tunnel.
way to efficiently utilize the space. By increasing the density on our site, the project will provide valuable programs and spaces to the surrounding neighborhood. Additionally, our scheme will incorporate the Overground station into it’s design- creating a new station while maintaining the current elevated track on the site.
The site is one of few undeveloped areas, especially of it’s size, in the London area. In order to achieve the desired density, to meet the requirements set out by the brief, towers are the only
2 “BRAITHWAITE VIADUCT”. 2016. Historicengland. Org. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/ list-entry/1063895. 3 “A Brief History Of Bishopsgate Goodsyard | Spitalfields Life”. 2014. Spitalfieldslife.Com. http:// spitalfieldslife.com/2014/09/14/a-brief-history-ofbishopsgate-goodsyard/.
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The interest in our research lies in investigating how differing “species” of tower can work together on the site, responding to each other and the existing conditions, as well as rules we set in terms of program and spatial requirements, to create a cohesive whole while maintaining individual identities and characteristics. The multi-author approach, which demands individuality, will allow each tower to be identifiable on it’s own. Each species of tower will represent the differing combinations of program within the project; for example a residential tower with a commercial lower level would be considered one species while an office tower with an entertainment venue in it’s center would be considered another. Through a study of phenomenology, these individuals will also be seen as a part of the larger complex of the whole site as an urban district within the global site of London. Through carefully chosen viewpoints and view paths, urban vistas will be created and explored. By responding to the surrounding context as well as each other, the project will maintain visual order rather than contributing to what some may call the existing “chaos” of the city.
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London Skyline
Photo Credit: Vulturelabs http://www.vulturelabs.photography/
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Homogeneity Bottom-Up Urbanism - Patrik Schumacher
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Thesis
by differing the methodology slightly for each zone. We began our skeleton form-finding process with topology optimization; we generated a catalog of load scenarios and then selected several iterations to develop further. We chose iterations which could be easily stacked and combined, and then remodeled them into smoother forms which we then stacked and mirrored to create our rough skeleton forms. These forms were then remodeled and refined further to ensure structural differentiation and continuity. We then selected from these forms skeletons which reflected the criteria for each zone, classified by their level of resolution and complexity. Simultaneously, we developed unifying systems to be applied across every zone, such as the programming of spaces based on the skeleton frame typology and a multi-layered façade system.
Our studio explores multiauthored parametric urbanism within the context of London. We believe that current situation of unrelated and unresolved buildings has created visual chaos within the London skyline. This chaos not only effects the present but also the future of the skyline as there is currently no accommodation for growth. Operating within our brief to design a series of towers in Shoreditch, London, our project seeks to create legible unity through multi-authorship and parametric design. The interest in our research lies in investigating how differing “species” of tower can work together on the site, responding to each other and the existing conditions, as well as program and spatial requirements. Additionally, we will be designing without structural central cores to facilitate free movement within and between our towers and throughout the site. Therefore, a skeleton structure is proposed for the towers. We also propose a multi-dimensional public ground plane – defined by a canopy system - across the whole site, and green spaces, as well as the preservation of a historical viaduct existing on the site. In order to achieve this, we have divided the site into different zones, promoting multi-authorship
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Site Strategy context Existing london skyline Zones’ definition
Form Finding Follow the multi-authored principle Topology optimization Stacking Form Differentiation
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Space Carving The following diagrams are a study we conducted exploring the possibilities of designing without a central core, and the interior spaces possible.
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and commercial spaces, as well as residential and recreational spaces. By coupling green spaces with the skeleton/ structure of the building throughout the different zones, high quality spaces will be created for every program. The presence of fauna within buildings has proven beneficial effects, both psychological and physical, on the inhabitants1, and with the impossibility of a traditional garden for the residential tower(s), green walls and small gardens are proposed.
The skyscraper, as an architectural typology, has, by its very nature, always had a self-declared obsession with height. While height increases were made possible by technological and material advances, the basic structure of the skyscraper never really changed. We believe that the central core blocks communication, both visually and physically, across floors and between neighboring towers. By designing without this, the project will inevitably foster new relationships within the tower.
While London as a whole has many green spaces within the city, it suffers from many of these squares and gardens being privately owned. Shoreditch in particular, due to its industrial past, lacks dedicated public spaces in general, but also public green spaces. Through the design of a raised “canopy” structure covering portions of the site, our scheme proposes that the top of the canopy be a park, accessible to the surrounding neighborhood and general public. The existing railway viaduct will be maintained, and used as the datum for creating this raised park. By incorporating the existing structures into the canopy, the historic aspects of the site will be preserved. Through increased connectivity at the ground level, across the whole of the site, a new public realm beneath this canopy will also be created. Inspired by MVRDV’s Markthal in Rotterdam, the ground level will be programmed for flexible and popup venues and spaces, taking a cue from Boxpark, a temporary boutique retail hub on the site made from stacked shipping
By rethinking the connection between the circulation and structure within the building through our layering strategy, and the elimination of the central core, our circulation becomes free to move through the project in provocative ways. Rather than just designing vertical streets or raised level shared spaces, the circulation will move three dimensionally between the programs within each tower and between towers to create new connectivity. As a result, and parallel to this, the differing programs within the towers will not simply be stacked on top of each other as we have seen in other projects from our research. Programs such as housing and office space will have the ability to move in three dimensions, corresponding to the circulation through the project. Without the structural core, typically surrounded by building services, occupying the center of the building, these services can be placed more strategically throughout to avoid interrupting otherwise continuous spaces.
1 Maas, J. 2006. “Green Space, Urbanity, And Health: How Strong Is The Relation?”. Journal Of Epidemiology & Community Health 60 (7): 587-592. doi:10.1136/jech.2005.043125.
Our project aims to consider the needs of the surrounding neighborhood as a priority in addition to the brief. A cluster of towers divided in three “zones” is proposed, and will provide office, retail,
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via a new take on the “street in the sky” put forward by the Smithsons3; our free circulation. Rather than simply providing communal access across buildings, these connections will offer shared facilities for residents, such as lounges, recreational spaces and other facilities to promote a sense of community within the project.
As a result of the opportunities granted to us by the elimination of a central core, and the unique businesses thriving in Shoreditch, the office program within our towers will offer a new type of office space. The small tech companies that Shoreditch is known for do not operate in the same fashion as traditional offices and therefore the typical “corporate” office design will not suit. Inspired by companies like Google and Facebook, and office designs by WeWork that offer many communal spaces and more than just a traditional desk, we want our towers to facilitate this in every way.2 We aim to provide flexible and open workspaces, adjustable not just in configuration but also in size and connectivity with neighbors to facilitate the open-source, collaborative networks that these new offices develop(ed) from and within.
By manipulating the public/private areas, our project aspires to new program relationships beyond simple adjacencies. The entirely public ground level will seep up and into the lower levels of the towers across the site, utilizing the exoskeleton and related circulation, much like capillary action, allowing the public to closely intermingle with the office and lower residential areas. The creation of these vertical streets will allow for transparency between programs and new ways of connecting people and spaces within the towers.
Correspondingly, our project will also propose new models of housing, rather than the traditional tower apartment. With the increased demand for housing, especially from the younger generation, and the increased shortage of affordable (read: not low-income, but reasonably priced) housing, alternative models must be proposed. With cohabitation and communal living becoming increasingly more common, shared spaces and smaller apartments lend themselves to accommodating these trends. As a cluster of towers, the residential buildings within the project will be connected to each other
The project’s place within the London skyline will be carefully considered through a study of phenomenology. Utilizing our facade system, we would like to create a moiré effect (right) through patterning as well as shading devices, as well as differentiating programs and responding to the environment.
2 Redefining (And Redesigning) The Way Wework - Metropolis Magazine - June 2016”. 2016. Metropolismag.Com. http://www.metropolismag.com/June2016/Redefining-and-Redesigning-The-Way-WeWorK/.
3 Powers, Alan, Sandra Lousada, Ioana Marinescu, Peter Smithson, and Alison Margaret Smithson. 2010. Robin Hood Gardens Re-Visions. London: Twentieth Century Society.
Image: “Nojisu. 노지수.”. 2016. Nojisu.Com. http:// www.nojisu.com/?p=486.
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References
Powers, Alan, Sandra Lousada, Ioana Marinescu, Peter Smithson, and Alison Margaret Smithson. 2010. Robin Hood Gardens Re-Visions. London: Twentieth Century Society.
“A Brief History Of Bishopsgate Goodsyard | Spitalfields Life”. 2014. Spitalfieldslife.Com. http://spitalfieldslife. com/2014/09/14/a-brief-history-ofbishopsgate-goodsyard/.
“Redefining (And Redesigning) The Way Wework - Metropolis Magazine - June 2016”. 2016. Metropolismag. Com. http://www.metropolismag.com/ June-2016/Redefining-and-Redesigning-The-Way-WeWorK/.
“BRAITHWAITE VIADUCT”. 2016. Historicengland.Org. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1063895. Garrett, Bradley. 2015. “The Privatisation Of Cities’ Public Spaces Is Escalating. It Is Time To Take A Stand”. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian. com/cities/2015/aug/04/pops-privatelyowned-public-space-cities-direct-action.
Schumacher, Patrik. 2016. Parametricism: 2.0 Rethinking Architecture’s Agenda For The 21St Century / Guest-Edited By Patrik Schumacher.. London, UK: John Wiley & Sons. “Why A Greenwall Is The New MustHave Office Feature - Theurbandeveloper.Com”. 2016. Theurbandeveloper. Com. https://www.theurbandeveloper. com/global-brands-adopt-greenwalls/.
Maas, J. 2006. “Green Space, Urbanity, And Health: How Strong Is The Relation?”. Journal Of Epidemiology & Community Health 60 (7): 587-592. doi:10.1136/jech.2005.043125.
Wood, Antony, Payam Bahrami, and Daniel Safarik. 2014. Green Walls In High-Rise Buildings: An Output Of The CTBUH Sustainability Working Group. Chicago: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.
“Old And New London | British History Online”. 2016. British-History.Ac.Uk. http://www.british-history.ac.uk/oldnew-london/vol2. Pomeroy, Jason. 2014. The Skycourt And Skygarden. Abingdon: Routledge.
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In conducting our initial research, we looked at a broad range of projects which each included some aspect we were interested in for our own work. Our research falls into two main categories: towers and other projects. For our tower research, we looked at towers and skyscrapers that brought or did something new for their respective cities. We analyzed them by looking at their structure, program and special features, such as sky gardens and public spaces. The “other” projects we looked at contained ideas and concepts which relate to our own concepts in the thesis. In order to research existing exoskeleton structures, we looked at Calatrava’s Turning Torso tower in Malmö and the Hearst Tower by Foster & Partners in New York City. Additionally, Hearst tower also demonstrated how a tower can be sensitive to a historic structure at its base. A good example of multiple towers connected, de Rotterdam also contained a mixed-use program. Because our site contains a disused railway structure and our desire to create a raised level park, we looked at the High Line by Diller Scofidio + Renfro. We also looked at UN Studio’s Arnhem Central Station because of the similar infrastructure found on our site.
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The Shard, London UK. Renzo Piano Building Workshop. 2009-13.
upper level floors, which contain the hotel and residences, are taken up by the core and services. Within the residential floors, the greatest floor plate depth between the core and the façade is about 7.3m, while the smallest is only around 3m. While the residences within the Shard take up an entire floor plate (or more) per apartment, the loss of usable floor area is significant when considered on the scale of the whole building. v
While the Shard utilizes a typical central core to achieve its towering height, it possesses qualities such as a mixeduse program and garden spaces which we find interesting. The central core maintains the same size throughout the building, but the exterior structure within the facade changes as the elevation changes. Structural differentiation appears outside of the core, which is poured concrete – at the midsection of the tower the construction changes from steel frame to post tensioned concrete, and then farther up back to steel. From the base upwards the tower has twenty six floors of offices, three floors of restaurants, an 182 room hotel, twelve floors of luxury residences, topped off with an observatory.1 The Shard contains little garden spaces tucked in to the corners where the glass planes of the facade jut out- creating sheltered coves for greenery. These gardens are located primarily on the residential floors, but could have also be implemented on the office floors. Because of the structural requirements of the core a large percentage of the
1 “A Vertical City”. 2016. The Shard. http://www. the-shard.com/shard/a-vertical-city/.
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Section showing the central core and skin as well as the structural differentiation throughout the tower.
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Floor 16 - Office Level Enclosed Area: 4792 m2; Core Area(s): 729 m2 Usable Floor Area 4036 m2 Core = 15% total floor area
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Floor 23 - Office Level Enclosed Area: 3178 m2; Core Area(s): 679 m2 Usable Floor Area 2400 m2 Floor 23: Office Floor Core = 21% total floor area Enclosed Area: 3178 m2 Core Area(s): 679 m2 Usable Floor Area: 2400 m2 Core = 21% total floor area
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20 Fenchurch Street, London UK. Rafael Viñoly Architects. 2009-14.
of London, which were another selling point to the City, are hardly accessible from the restaurants.1
We chose this precedent because of its novel design features, the larger floor plates on top and a publicly accessible garden area, but also for its failures to the city of London. The Skygarden is now widely known and commended but also highly criticized for being quite sparsely planted and also not technically publicly accessible. Much like the Shard, the central core of the building is crucial to the structure, and respectively takes up a large portion of the floor plate- especially on the smaller, lower floors. With valuable real estate at a higher elevation, the Walkie Talkie is a developer’s dream.
The Skygarden failed to deliver what it promised in terms of a garden as well as a “public” space. Reservations must be made in advance in order to ascend to the top of the building. And, as Wainwright notes in their article, the more you spend on your meal the worse your view.
While there is a garden on the largest floor plate, at the top of the building, the garden is not exactly what you would call lush. The renderings which sold the project to the City of London showed mid-size trees and grassy paths, but the reality which was constructed is far from that. Most of the planting beds contain gravel and there are no full size trees. Most of the plants are low shrubs and ferns, and the paths within the garden are all hardscape with pavers and brick. Additionally, the restaurants which share the upper floors with this garden are not at all integrated and the views
1 “London’s New ‘Sky Garden’ Is A Joke | VICE | United Kingdom”. 2015. VICE. http://www.vice. com/en_uk/read/londons-sky-garden-publicspace-192.
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Section showing the building envelope, or skin, as well as the central core and structural frame.
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Floor 3 - Office Level Enclosed Area: 2135 m2; Core Area: 641 m2 Usable Floor Area 1494 m2 Core = 30% total floor Floor 3 area - Office Level
Enclosed Area: 2135 m2 Core Area: 641 m2 Usable Floor Area: 1494 m2 Core = 30% total floor area
Floor 31 - Office Level - Office Level EnclosedFloor Area:31 3570 m2; Core Area: 641 m2 2 Usable Floor Area 2929 m3570 Enclosed Area: m2 Core = 18% total floor area Core Area: 641 m2
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de Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands. OMA. 2013. de Rotterdam is an example of multiple towers sharing a common, public base as well as a mixed-use cluster of towers. While the structure and layout of the towers is quite simple, the mixeduse program is well integrated with the project’s surroundings. The project was designed as a vertical city with offices, apartments, a hotel, conference facilities and commercial programs.1 While the project is largely successful, it relies on large central cores within each individual tower, and the connections between towers are limited mainly to the lower levels.
1 “De Rotterdam”. 2016. OMA. http://oma.eu/projects/de-rotterdam.
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Hotel/Office Tower Typical Hotel Floor Enclosed Area: 1190 m2 Core Area: 196 m2 Usable Floor Area: 994 m2 Core = 16% total floor area Hotel/Office Tower Typical Hotel Floor Enclosed Area: 1190 m2 Core Area: 196 m2 Usable Floor Area: 994 m2 Core = 16% total floor area
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Galaxy SoHo Complex, Beijing, China. Zaha Hadid Architects. 2012.
the exteriors of the buildings do not differentiate between one another.
Projects such as the Galaxy SoHo complex by Zaha Hadid Architects give us a glimpse of what is possible when a central core is removed and replaced with a void- in this instance, atria. “Five continuous, flowing volumes coalesce to create an internal world of continuous open spaces...” The complex, which includes office, retail and entertainment spaces, consists of four main buildings connected with bridges at different levels visible from the exterior. Within each building, the central atrium is topped by a glass dome, allowing natural light deep into the interior. However, we find that the project is too homogeneous. Galaxy SoHo represents an attempt at core-less buildings- and the potential for connectivity within, but it fails to exploit this potential fully. The experience of atria is the same across all of the buildings, and the bridging that takes place on the exterior does not continue on the interior. While not entirely superficial, it is clear that the connections made with the bridges are rather simplistic and the circulation within the atria does not take full advantage of the space. In addition to the homogeneity of the interior,
1 “Galaxy Soho - Architecture - Zaha Hadid Architects”. 2016. Zaha-Hadid.Com. http://www. zaha-hadid.com/architecture/galaxy-soho/.
Photo by Iwan Baan.
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Section through the project showing one vertical core, two atria and a bridge connection.
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Bridge Level - Retail and Commercial Level Due to the public access at these levels, the bridging connections facilitate free movement throughout the larger floor plate.
Upper Level - Office Floor At the upper levels, the buildings are separate to accommodate the more private programs.
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The following graphs illustrate the amount of green spaces (sky courts and sky gardens) in towers completed over the last few decades. They have been remade from the graphs1 in Pomeroy’s book, The Skycourt and Skygarden, which analyzes green spaces in high-rise buildings and their role in the buildings. 1
Pomeroy, Jason. The Skycourt And Skygarden. Abingdon: Routledge, 2014. Print. Pg. 248-255.
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The graph below shows the percentage of total floor area given over to green spaces within each tower.
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8%
-7%
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Dancing Dragons
Velo Towers
One Madison Avenue
2.7 %
Columbia University Medical Center
8.4 %
Sky Village Living Cloud
Angkasa Raya
2.4 %
Cross Towers
2.6 %
Beirut Terraces
The Vell
Scotts Tower
20 Fenchurch Street
Abeno HARUKAS
Fake Hills
Shanghai Tower
Gross Floor Area
% of Skycourt / Skygarden Area To Gross Floor Area
1.5 %
3%
7.6 %
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This graph shows the actual floor area of sky garden or sky court spaces within each tower, however it is organized by region. As evidenced by the majority here, the trend of green spaces has been going on much longer and more prolifically in Asia than in other regions. Europe’s lack of green spaces in high-rise buildings is part of the motivation for the thesis.
Shanghai Tower
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Fake Hills
600
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1983
1991
2009
2010
2012
2013
2014
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2014
Asia
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Lotte Tower
Abeno HARUKAS
Galaxy SOHO 2005
Scotts Tower
100
SBF Tower
150
The Interlace
200
Gramercy Residences
250
Marina Bay Sands
300
Linked Hybrid
350
Singapore National Library
400
ACROS Fukuoka Prefectural International Hall
450
Kanchanjunga
Gross Floor Area (1.000 square metres)
500
2014
2015
2015
2015
Cross Towers
2016
2016
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1983
2015
2004
Middle East
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2016
Americas
1997
2012
2013
Europe
20 Fenchurch Street
Bosco Verticale
The Shard
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Commerzbank
One Madison Avenue
Columbia University Medical Center
Genzyme Center
Beirut Terraces
National Commercial Bank
Dancing Dragons
Velo Towers
Sky Village Living Cloud
2016 Angkasa Raya
The Vell
Gross Floor Area
Skycourt / Skygarden Area
2014
This graph breaks down the floor areas of each tower into multiple categories: public, private, and semi-public, as well as income generating areas and sky court and sky garden areas. It is clear to see that most of the spaces within these towers are privately owned, thus making the green spaces within them less accessible to the general public.
Shanghai Tower
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Fake Hills
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1983
1991
2009
2010
2012
2013
2014
2014
2014
2014
Asia
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Lotte Tower
Abeno HARUKAS
Galaxy SOHO 2005
Scotts Tower
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SBF Tower
15
The Interlace
20
Gramercy Residences
25
Marina Bay Sands
30
Linked Hybrid
35
Singapore National Library
40
ACROS Fukuoka Prefectural International Hall
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Kanchanjunga
Skycourt / Skygarden area (1.000 square metres)
60
2014
2015
2015
2015
Cross Towers
2016
2016
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1983
2015
2004
Middle East
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2016
Americas
1997
2012
2013
Europe
20 Fenchurch Street
Bosco Verticale
The Shard
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Commerzbank
One Madison Avenue
Columbia University Medical Center
Genzyme Center
Beirut Terraces
National Commercial Bank
Dancing Dragons
Velo Towers
Sky Village Living Cloud
The Vell
Angkasa Raya
2016 Skycourt Public Semi - Public
Skygarden Private Income Generation
2014
Turning Torso Malmo, Sweden Santiago Calatrava
Calatrava’s Turning Torso, in Malmö, Sweden conveys a sense of movement as it towers over it’s surroundings. We looked at this tower as a simple precedent for an exoskeleton, in this case, a spine, on the building. Calatrava’s background as an engineer is of interest, as the structural implications of this spine are pivotal in the design of the tower.
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Hearst Tower New York, United States Foster + Partners
The Hearst Tower in New York City incorporates the historic Art Deco façade originally built on the site in the 1920s. Designed by Foster and Partners, the tower stands on triangular columns and its core, hidden within the 6-storey existing façade, creating a light and airy lobby space while preserving the façade. This lightness “on it’s feet,” is something which we want to achieve with our own scheme.
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High Line New York, United States James Corner Field Operations Diller Scofidio + Renfro
The High Line by Diller, Scofidio + Renfro with James Corner’s Field Operations is a well known, elevated linear park. Much like the High Line, the Bishopsgate site has unused elevated rail lines which have the potential to becoming a public space. Additionally, the Standard Hotel, which straddles the High Line, is another example of a building which is “light on its feet.”
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Arnhem Central Arnhem, Netherland UN Studio
UNStudio’s Arnhem Central project in the Netherlands is a master plan almost twenty years in the making. The station transfer hall, which features another of UNStudio’s signature concrete twists, links all of the different levels of the project. The building is a successful negotiation of different site conditions and disparate parts – something which we may encounter in our own design.
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Markthal Rotterdam, Netherlands MVRDV
The Markthal in Rotterdam combines living spaces with a large public market. The large market, which is “wrapped� and covered by the other programs in the project, acts as a hub of activity for the surrounding area. The Markthal is the first covered market in the Netherlands and also the first project to combine an apartment building with restaurants, food shops, a supermarket and an underground parking garage.
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Sky Habitat Singapore, Singapore Safdie Architects
A new take on green living, Sky Habitat incorporates community gardens and terraced units into its design. The two main towers are connected by three bridges, which serve as communal areas for the residents. The similarities between these bridges and the Smithson’s “street in the sky” ideas motivate our desire for “vertical streets” within our own project. Coupling programs such as circulation and community spaces can be enhanced through our proposed layering of the towers.
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02B_ Structural Research
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As part of our initial research, we studied structural optimization techniques including slab and beam stress analysis and shell structures. This preliminary research served as a basis for our further research into our slabs and skeleton systems.
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03A_ Site History
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Bishopsgate was a railway station located on the eastern side of Shoreditch High Street in the parish of Bethnal Green (now within the London Borough of Tower Hamlets) on the western edge of the East End of London and just outside the City of London. It was in use from 1840 to 1875 as a passenger station and then as a freight terminal until it was destroyed by fire in 1964. Substantial remains laid derelict until they were demolished in the early 2000s to make way for Shoreditch High Street railway station which now stands on the site.
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The site which we are working with is currently occupied by what remains of the Braithwaite Viaduct and Shoreditch Railway Station as well as the new Shoreditch High Street Overground Station. Shoreditch Railway Station, later called Bishopsgate Station, is London’s second oldest surviving railway structure, being constructed between 1839 and 1842. It was originally built for and served by The Great Eastern Railway and designed by their company architect John Braithwaite. After it’s closure due to the opening of Liverpool Street Station, it was reopened and rebuilt in 1881 as a goods yard. Rail lines came into the station at the first floor level to allow for easy unloading. There were cranes installed throughout for the easy movement of goods between this and the ground level. Roadways also ran through the side, on what is now the Commercial Street side of the station and all along the length of the depot.
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This area is no stranger to redevelopment, having gone from fully residential to cut up with railway lines and new streets in just over seventy years at the end of the nineteenth century. Shoreditch and Spitalfields developed as small streets and courtyards, mostly housing with some small scale industry. The station itself underwent many changes over the years as it changed roles. By 1914, the rail depot had a frontage of 300 ft (91.4m) and was approximately 600 ft (182.8m) long. In December 1964 the goods depot caught fire and much of the building was destroyed. After this incident the site was left unused for many years and has since become derelict. Presently, there are two quasi-temporary businesses on the site – Boxpark, a shipping container boutique shopping center, and Power League, which occupies most of the site with football pitches.
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The train station was designed with two levels – a lower level with a ticket hall, which later beca converted for use as a goodsyard additional vaulting was constructed surrounding and enlarging on the northern edge except for the perimeter masonry wall(s). What remains of the structure ar the viaduct; these structures have been Grade II listed since 2002.
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03B_ Site Analysis
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While examining the site, it was important for us to identify the major actors on the site – these are transit links near the site (both underground, buses and rail), cycle stations nearby, and the program of the surrounding buildings. As illustrated separately in the previous diagrams, these factors play a major role in the surrounding context. Layered together (right) they illustrate the rich context within which our project must inhabit.
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03C_ Site Fabric
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Site Fabric Generation In order to create a base grid we identified areas of high traffic density surrounding the site. We then set those points as “support� points for a stress line analysis.
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After selecting the force flow lines which best represented the flows across the site, the lines were reduced for clarity. Then, the infrastructural and historical constraints were added to the generative process.
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Points were placed at the centroids of the grid created by the force flow and also on areas which were effected by the site constraints in order to generate a grid pattern based on the force flow lines. We then ran an algorithm to generate the grid based on these parameters.
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The resulting grid was then overlaid onto the site plan, with the areas where foundations can be placed highlighted.
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Massing For our initial massing studies, we studied the nearby high rise clusters and the relation of our site. From the diagram on the left, it shows that the shard (304m, the tallest skyscraper in London) and bank high rise cluster are along a road. So does our site. We explored how our towers could continue the slope, or “trend,� of the existing London skyline. Starting from the Shard, as the tallest point, sloping down to the Bank Cluster of towers, towards our site. After that, We did several versions of massing study based on the fabric generation with different height location and orientation.
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With Direction Center Enclosed Gradient Height (m) : 20 - 200
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With Direction Central Pointing / Side High Gradient Height (m) : 20 - 200
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Massing with Context X, Y Axis: 1. Follow the context’s direction 2. Create new figures on X Axis Z Axis: 1. Respond the existing High-rise 2. Shrink down in the middle to the neighbor height.
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04B_ Site Strategy: Zones
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In order to promote our multi authorship we divided the site into three distinct zones. The first zone is the western high density cluster zone, which includes the richest and most diverse forms on the site. The second zone is the middle/transport zone. This zone transitions from the high density cluster to the third zone and will contain simple, low-rise forms linked with the new overground and underground stations. The third zone is the east developing and potential zone.
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Site Strategy
Zone 1 High Dense Cluster High Rise Respond the Shard and the Bank high rise cluster Multi-Species, Rich Forms
Zone 2 Transition & Transportation Medium Rise to Low Rise New overground & underground station Simpler Forms
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Zone 3 Developing & Potential Medium Rise Create new figure for east-west skyline Provide potential for further high&medium rise possibilities Mixed Form
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05_Form Finding
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We began our tower and skeleton form-finding process with topology optimization, as it is one way to differentiate in a rule-based, continuous, navigable way. By experimenting with different set up conditions, loads and supports, we generated a catalog of results. We then remodeled the rough forms from that process into smoother components for us to build with. After remodeling the basic elements, we built upon them through various methods- such as stacking and mirroring- to create a catalog of skeleton forms. As elements were stacked and repeated, it was critical that the connection points corresponded to the original loading and support points to ensure the transfer of loads through the final form. Once these forms were refined further, we had a catalog of skeleton forms with varying degrees of complexity and resolution.
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XResolution : 25 Optimization Iteration : 8 Smooth : 0.2 Target Density : 0.20 Penalization : 8 Loads : 1 Horizontal Load : 1 Anchor Point : 2 ISO Contour Value : 0.449
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XResolution : 25 Optimization Iteration : 20 Smooth : 0.13 Target Density : 0.20 Loads : 15 Anchor Point : 1 ISO Contour Value : 0.478
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Optimization Iteration : 4
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Optimization Iteration : 4
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XResolution : 25 Optimization Iteration : 8 Smooth : 0.2 Target Density : 0.20 Penalization : 8 Loads : 1 Horizontal Load : 1 Anchor Point : 2 ISO Contour Value : 0.550
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As the initial results gained from the topology optimization software were quite rough, we remodeled them in order to build our tower skeletons. In the images presented, the red squares represent the load points and the green squares represent the supports.
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Remodeling process: rough forms to smooth components.
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‘Species’ Classification To avoid collage, we kept the site strategy in mind and classified the skeleton forms into different “species,” by their own features. The first type is the tallest and richest forms which could allow multi-activities happening around the tower. The second type is purely skeleton which moves from exterior to interior from time to time. The third type contains solid forms in different locations. And the 4th type is like a combination of type 2 and 3 as a distinct being. The 5th type is the simplest and lowest.
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Throughout the design and research process, we produced models of many versions of our skeletons. We printed both the rough, unrefined forms as well as the remodeled results.
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Following the parameters set our by our site zones, we placed the refined skeleton forms onto the site accordingly. Each zone was assigned species of towers, and the overall massing strategy was maintained.
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07A_Resonances: Canopy
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In order to unify the multi-species towers on site, we came up with several strategies to apply across the whole site. Across all the zones, at the publicly accessible ground level, we employed a canopy system.
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Site Fabric - Canopy Analysis
The initial forms for the canopy structures were derived from our Site Fabric studies, to ensure correspondence with the desired flow on the site. These shapes were then used to generate the canopy itself. We experimented with different column locations for the canopy as well as with differing numbers of columns.
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For each column scenario, we ran a stress analysis software and used the resulting lines for the folding of the canopy shell structure, to add rigidity.
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We generated a catalog of variations on this canopy, to be placed on the site. We then placed the canopies onto the site based on the desired pedestrian flow, again relating to our site fabric. Each canopy form was subsequently manipulated to fit within these areas, guiding pedestrians through the ground level of the site.
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To further understand our skeleton forms, we analyzed each by breaking them down into their structural component parts. Each skeleton has been analyzed through multiple cross section analyses as well as curvature analysis. Through this research we have gained an understanding of each skeleton which we can now use to assign program and to further develop our urban scheme.
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The spaces within each tower have been carved according to their skeletal frame conditions and respectively, their programming. Because we are not limited by the presence of a central core, we were able to carve the slabs of our towers freely and related directly to their program.
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Within our western high-density cluster, a number of bridging levels have been created to create new public levels within the cluster. This plan shows the bridge level which connects all of the towers within the cluster. The program within each tower at this level is public or semi-public, to facilitate the free movement of people throughout our project.
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Our final resonance strategy is through a diagrid facade system applied to all of the towers in the same way. Our facade system is composed of three basic elements: the glass enclosure or envelope, the diagrid system, and the folded shading panels. We began our facade research with a solar analysis study- using simple extruded forms from the site fabric - to determine which facades had the most solar exposure throughout the year. We determined that the south and western facades get the most sun. We experimented with differing diagrid densities in relation to the programs within the towers, and similarly related to the skeleton structures in each area. The diagrid itself is differentiated into two systems: a macro-diagrid, for additional structural support within the skeletons, and the micro-diagrid, which supports itself and the glass envelope. Additionally, we developed a variation of the diagrid in order to â&#x20AC;&#x153;rebuildâ&#x20AC;? some of our more solid skeleton forms. This variation uses thickened panels with varying aperture size supported by the diagrid members. These apertures vary based on solar exposure as well as interior program.
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Initial Facade Strategy Our initial facade strategy involved dividing the tower envelopes into zones defined by the changes in the tower skeleton as well as the tower program. From the bottom to the top, the density and radius of the diagrid decreased - similar to the skeleton cross-section refinement. We further refined this system to correspond directly with the skeleton frame conditions, and also generated a shading system for the south and west facades.
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Facade System: Macro Diagrid In order to reinforce and support our curing skeletons, a macro diagrid was developed to provide stiffening and support. The radius of the macro diagrid is at least two times greater than that of the micro diagrid, which only supports the glass enclosure and itself.
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As the complexity of our skeletons changes, so to does the â&#x20AC;&#x153;resolutionâ&#x20AC;? of the facade. In the western cluster, with the tallest and most intricate skeletons, the diagrid facade is applied with the shading system. Towards the east, however, the skeleton forms become simpler and so too does the facade. As the towers become less compels, the diagrid system in the west transitions to a simple rectangular grid system in the east. Additionally, the east towers do not have the folded shading panels.
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We choose to detail one of each species of this cluster. This tower is the second species type where the skeleton moves from inside to the outside of the tower.
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Basic Optical Effect Idea This is our initial strategy. We use reference boxes to control the optical effect study. From the view point, we'll have a view plane which is vertical with the view direction. Make sure the angle or distance of the initial box and the 'symmetrical effect geometry' are same on the view plane, then we can have a symmetrical look from that point of view.
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Because of there is only one view point to limit the 'symmetrical effect geometry', then it can have various options as long as the three vertex are along the extension line of view. Through the changing view, we can have the look of 'same height' and 'one organic form'. But actually the two towers have big difference of size and arrangement.
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This is a symmetrical optical effect look of the reference boxes from the key view point.
This is one of normal looks of the reference boxes from other view point to see the difference of these two geometry.
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Second Setup of Symmetrical Phenomenon Due to the setup of symmetrical phenomenon in Whole is stretch the geometry too much which may loose the reason of a tower, then we change to use the strategy into part of towers. Also, it makes the tower have freedable bottom and top setting.
When the key view point setup. we can adjust the tower geometry by changing a flexible vertex's coordinate and the shape and size of bottom and top part and also the height of the tower.
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Below is through the key view point changing, how the geometris look from a normal view point and the key view point.
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View point from the urban perspective is very important as our grouping tool, to organize our tower direction.
This is the series, that was generated by the view, in between 3-4 tower is the best solution to achieve this phenomenological effect.
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This are the different towers that was generated from the tool, they applied with 3 different operation, with different value,.
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Tower 3 We choose to detail one of each species of this cluster. This tower is the second species type where the skeleton moves from inside to the outside of the tower.
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This is a hotel floor plan. This tower is mainly private programs, with a semi-public sky lobby at the top. Here is a typical floor.
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In addition to analyzing the skeletons, we also began to analyze the slabs themselves and how they would connect to the skeleton. We identified the areas where the main loads from the skeleton would be located on the plate and then ran a stress-line analysis. We will use this information moving forward to differentiate the thickness of the slab as well as for an aesthetic patterning.
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This is the set up of the generation of our column, based on a slab deflection analysis, to understand where we need column support. To connect both floors with stressline generated beams we use the generated beam as folds along the columns, which then connect to the beams in the next slab.
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We used a similar strategy for the atrium columns, located on the edge of the interior floor slab. Blue is showing the compression, red is showing the tension from the beam.
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Tower 4 Due to this tower skeleton being a solid form, we â&#x20AC;&#x153;rebuiltâ&#x20AC;? the skeleton for the lower portion as a panel and diagrid system. The apertures in each panel change based on the direction they face and the program within the tower. For example, the panels around the bridge level floor place are all large openings.
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Tower 4 Facade We developed a variation of the diagrid in order to â&#x20AC;&#x153;rebuildâ&#x20AC;? some of our more solid skeleton forms. This variation uses thickened panels with varying aperture size supported by the diagrid members. These apertures vary based on solar exposure as well as interior program. For example, the panels around the bridge level and atria are all large openings.
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Tower 1 This is the tallest tower on our site which demonstrates multiple rich form changing and contains programmatic relationships that would be impossible in a typical tower.
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According to the relation between tower 1 and 5, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a bridge level that is linked for office use.
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Special Program Based on the Skeleton Form
In terms of the specific skeleton condition (sloping structure on tower 1 and very light simple structure on tower 5â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top) and also the relation and distance between the Tower 1 and 5. We specialized them into a theatre program. So the audience will be placed in Tower 1 and the stage is placed on Tower 5. People will get a visual connection between the two towers but no physical connection.
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Back to the urban vista Our tallest high density cluster is along the road that continues the current skyline on north-south axis.
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New London Skyline with Our Scheme Recall the perspective view of London skyline... And with our towers as part of the skyline. Our tallest tower is 205 meters which is not isolated from the city but all the clusters integrate with bank cluster and start new potential for the west-east axis
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This diagram shows that the existing high rise has a similar rough contour shape with our towers; creating a legible language that theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re communicating but still distinct. the current high rise generation relates to the next advanced high rise generation which provides more space experience and program possibilities.
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In this principle stress test, we are investigating the principal stress on a slab by examining different setup boundaries, loads and anchor points. To understand which material behaves the strongest we tested with concrete and steel.
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This is our initial strategy. We use reference boxes to control the optical effect study. From the view point, we’ll have a view plane which is vertical with the view direction. Make sure the angle or distance of the initial box and the ‘symmetrical effect geometry’ are same on the view plane, then we can have a symmetrical look from that point of view.
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Basic Optical Effect Idea This is our initial strategy. We use reference boxes to control the optical effect study. From the view point, we'll have a view plane which is vertical with the view direction. Make sure the angle or distance of the initial box and the 'symmetrical effect geometry' are same on the view plane, then we can have a symmetrical look from that point of view.
View Direction
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Because of there is only one view point to limit the 'symmetrical effect geometry', then it can have various options as long as the three vertex are along the extension line of view. Through the changing view, we can have the look of 'same height' and 'one organic form'. But actually the two towers have big difference of size and arrangement.
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TEAM
Morgan Graboski Ying Xia Albert Yen
STUDIO MASTER
Patrik Schumacher
ASSISTANT TUTOR Pierandrea Angius
2016-2017 Architectural Association School of Architecture Design Research Laboratory