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BKLYN NAVY YARD: FRACTURE WTE + RECYCLING CENTER + A.I.R

A number of varying programs comprise the project, including a Waste to Energy plant, Recycling Center, and Artist in Residence component.

The typology for the project was derived from the Navy Yard bulkheads and piers themselves. A set of design tool linework was developed to act as the generator for the project’s overall formal expression. The massing is composed of many fractures along differing axes. The fractures were used as a means to help direct the occupant in a certain direction, in particular a primary fracture is on axis with Kent Avenue, and projects out toward the channel, as a means to connect the streetscape, to the waterfront.

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The idea of “fracture” as a generative driver for the project was expressed at varying scales. It is used as the primary action upon which the formal massing is configured, used again as a means of circulation within the project, and is also used at the scale of the theater as the lower and upper seating areas are created through a penetration and ensuing fracture.

A large 3/16” scale chunk model of the A.I.R program was constructed which included a section through the proscenium theater, art gallery, and artist’s residences, as well as the structure and MEP systems.

Nyc 2020 Vision Goals

Along the East River Corridor

- Continue replacement of bulkhead and piers, as well as complete drudging to ensure future maritime usage.

- Explore opportunities for controlled public access around and within Brooklyn Navy Yard where appropriate.

- Explore options for redevelopment of industrial and commercial uses with opportunity for public access if appropriate.

- Explore potential for under bridge development on relocation of current DOT and DCAS facilities

- Commence redevelopment of Domino Sugar Factory

Massing Model

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Model Photos a.. Section Cut - Gallery + Theater + Elevator b. Theater Roof - Structure + Skylight c. Theater Interior

Model Specifications

Dimensions - 52.5” x 24” x 18”

Scale - 3/16” = 1’0”

Materials - High-Density Foam, PLA Filament, Foam Core, Watercolor Paper

Fabrication - 3D Printing, CNC Milling, Lazer Cutting

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