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Comprehensive Design Studio Instructor: Michael LeBlanc

Students: Chuanyangjie Xu ; Fuyang Shan

Considering the future development of diverse urban fabric of Boston, the issue of Olympic and post-Olympic is what we are going to deal with. Along with the sea level rise problem, these kinds of event influent urban development. Modern architects stand in the ongoing dynamic process of human activity and environment changing. What we need to do is not only dealing with the problems for now, but fully considering the flexibility and resilience of the building for future use. Inspired by Kahn’s “served” and “servant” spaces strategy, we are trying to find an integrated solution which solves problems mechanically and programmatically.


Scenario Planning The 100 Acres Master Plan envisions an active, mixed-use neighborhood in Boston anchored by eleven acres of public open space and over five million square feet of development. The comprehensive plan is the culmination of a five year collaboration between architects, planners, residents, property owners, City and State agencies and other stakeholders. ADD Inc established urban planning and architectural guidelines to enable various owners to maximize land value while achieving the City of Boston’s goals. The plan envisages a dynamic and diverse architectural fabric that contrasts new construction with existing early 20th century warehouses while providing pedestrian access to the water, new open spaces and ample parking for the proposed program. By weaving a mix of uses with pedestrian-friendly streetscapes, the 100 Acres Master Plan advances an urban vision for this emerging neighborhood.

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Scenario Planning Traffic advantage

Post Olympic Olympic

Hotel

Market

Future Development

Office

Research Center

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Sea Level in the future

1 Dorchester Ave.

Another Entrance of Red Line

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Strategy From Start to End

Where to Build

Core Location

Structural Systerm

Program

Envelope

Cold

Develop and Preserve

Follow and Against

Heavy and Light

Served and Servant

Modular and Articulate

Sustainable development

Efficient Organization

Material Advantage

Programmically flexibale

Prefabrication and Construction

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Served And Servant Design philosophy

Service Entrance

Spindle chair, in timber and steel, was inspired by Louis Kahn’s Exeter Library.

Further view of Downtown

Facing the main street and h i g h t va l u e f o r t h e f u t u r e development

Light

Served and Servant

Main Entrance Facing the green park

T h re e "s e r v e d " ba r s a re drove by different urban factors

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Served Space Building Sequence

Roof and Curtain Wall

Foundation and Concrete Ground Floor Wood Structure( Prefabrication in shop)

Thermal mass

Joint

Interior Window

Combining the solar energy and active mechanical systerms to create a seasonal double skin systerm, which can provide comfort in all seasons.

Wood joist

Vertical Fens

Wood fram wall with over hang systerm

Exterior Window

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Joint and long span Mechenical Lumber Prefabrication

Prevent the metal joint from becoming a thermal bridge.

16" 12"

16" 6" 22'

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Dimension Light and Future Use

22'

11'

3D V CO=12"

CO=42"

40"

16"

Traffic advantage Olympic

Hotel

Future Development

9'

9'

Office

Post Olympic Market High Tech City

Research Center

6'

28.5'

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Shading Shading without blocking the view

Easy to replaced and recovered Seperated individual component

White fabric

3D VE

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Thermal component Strategy for Weather of Boston

Water proof Rain gutter

Insulation Roof Dock

Wood Structure

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Active Mechanical System Winter and Summer Open

Mechanical Cooling

Blocked

Solar Heating

Exposed

Closed

Closed

Closed

Summer

Open

Mechanical Heating

Closed

Open

Solar Heating

Open

Open

Winter

Closed

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Natural Ventilation Spring and Autumn

Blocked Exposed

For the East Facade, the overhang system doesn't block too much sun. The double skin spaces in the winter become a buffer between outside and interior since the black stone material hanging on the wood frame wall observing solar energy and heating the double skin space.

Mechanical Active Ventilation

Closed

Open

Open

Open

Open

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Apperance along the main street

West Elevation

East Elevation

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Possible Program of the Served Spaces Offices and Hotels

Total Area Site Area Program Area

Unit Floor‐Area‐Ratio Net to Gross Ratio

Space Use Analysis 76456 ft2 45017 ft2 Served Space 49299 ft2 ∙ Retail 6889 ft2 ∙ Hotel/Office 42410 ft2 Servant Space 14865 ft2 Served‐Servant‐Ratio 3.32:1 ∙ Hotel 107 ∙ Office Buidling 19 1.70 76.85%

1800 ft2

255 ft2

Office

19 Units

Hotel

107 Units

Research Center

107 Units

Apartment

510 ft2

50 Units 255 ft2

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Flexibility of the Served Spaces Open Space

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Flexibility of the served spaces Relationship with street corner and the Tunnel

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West Elevation

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Servant spaces Two Concrete Working as Servant Spaces

5F

4F

3F

2F Secondary Entrance

Service Entrance

1F

Main Entrance

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Main Entrance Street View

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Main Entrance Interior View

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Service Entrance Street View

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Section Perspective Second Floor Lobby b

a a

5F

b

4F

3F

2F

2 2

1F

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Section Perspective Second Floor Lobby

5F

4F

3F

2F

b

a a

1F

b

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Interior Perspective

5F

3

4F

1

2

3F

2F 2

1F 3

1

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South Elevation

North Elevation

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Model Photos


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