Youth competition_2014_Tolkachova Galyna

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URBAN POROSITY | GALYNA TOLKACHOVA The project stands on the intersection of two opposite urban concerns - land consumption and an increasing amount of abandoned spaces. Against many years of urbanization the project considers urban porosity as a way to solve these two problems at the expense one of another in order to achieve effective land use. The concept is approached at the under used area in South-Western part of Milan.


CONTEXT | UNDER-USED AREA IN MILAN


CONTEXT/URBAN DENSITY Continuous Urban fabric Larger Urban Zone, Urban Audit 2004 EEA land use map (European Commission 2011)

In the last few decades in Italy, there has been massive urbanization disproportionate to the demographic increase, and mostly in the Po Valley (including Lombardy Region), where each day 200.000 m2 are urbanized, “about 30 soccer fields” (Legambiente Report, 2011)

URBANIZATION GROWTH IN THE LAST DECADES IN MILAN

1954

35%

1980

60%

2013

73%

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Due to urban sprawl, URBANIZED areas has grown_ far beyond the city limits and displaced nature_


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The whole railway leading to P.Genova will be DEMOLISHED_ It will move the flow of COMMUTERS and train-metro INTERCHANGE_ closer to S.Cristoforo and future line M4_

The whole railway leading to P.Genova will be DEMOLISHED_


CONTEXT / WATER SYSTEM Rivers and lakes Main canals Secondary canals Canals, which are planned to be uncovered VIA DARSENA

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4 km of the project area are bordered by Naviglio Grande, an ancient water canal, leading from Lambro river to the Darsena in the city centre. Two secondary canals, cross the area which imply to be uncovered in the direction of Expo 2015 are also crucial for the project.

PPR ROOJ JEEC CTT S SIIT TEE

New water way “Via DELL’Acqua“ will be created_ connecting Naviglio Grande to Expo 2015_


SITE ANALYSIS/MAIN AXES

Railways and associated land

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Total area of the project site

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Site is historically structured between two infrastructure axes: the water canal of Naviglio Grande and the train track which leads to countryside.


CONTEXT / CONNECTIONS

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CONTEXT / PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEM BUS

TRAM METRO Line 2

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The most intensively used ways by pedestrians to get to the project area

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CONTEXT / PEDESTRIAN ACCESSIBILITY Easily accesible areas for pedestrians in relation to the project area

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SITE ANALYSIS / LAND USE

NOT USED Land

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Project site is surrounded with residential and industrial zones. While, a huge amount of the area is abandoned.


SITE ANALYSIS / LAND USE

CITY BORDER

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GREEN/ UNPAVED AREAS

URBANIZED ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP LAND

48%

44%

8%

217 000 m2

198 000 m2

35 000 m2

GREEN/ UNPAVED AREAS

URBANIZED ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP LAND

Areas where natural land has not been Land used for urban functions Surfaces with replaced by artificial materials or covered. It in- - parking, storage areas etc. Also buildings or cludes private gardens, urban green and left- includes abandoned and underused building ruins non-green areas. over empty areas.


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CONCEPT | URBAN POROSITY


MAKE URBAN FABRIC MORE COMPACT AND EXTEND GREEN ZONES

CONCEPT / URBAN POROSITY IN CITY SCALE


48%

44% GREEN/ UNPAVED AREAS

8%

URBANIZED ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP LAND

Reactivate underused urban Frame new Extend environmental system into the areas by densifying industrial (fordevelopments urban areas. Create and preserve natural areas mer railway areas) and naturalizing inside already inside the city. public areas (ex. open market) urbanized areas.

CONCEPT

URBANIZED ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP LAND

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CONCEPT / URBAN POROSITY / LAND USE

VACANT AREAS

NATURAL GREEN

Naturalization by RESTORING native plant communities

URBANIZED ARTIFICIAL LAND NATURAL SOIL

NATURAL GREEN

Naturalization by CREATING native plant communities

[RE]

USING


PROJECT | STRATEGY


STRATEGY / TRANSPORT SYSTEM RE-DEVELOPMENT

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Create continuous BIKE PATH. Connect bike routs with metro stations and Via d’Acqua water way

REMOVE CAR TRAFFIC from Navoglio Canal. Set PARKING LOTS to encourage drivers leave cars before entering to pedestrian zone


STRATEGY / SPATIAL-FUNCTIONAL LAYOUT Open space

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Conservation of the existing condition to stop ruining process. ARTIFICIAL LAND

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Restore the building by keeping only SUPPORTING STRUCTURE ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP LAND

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Natural woodlands/wetlands areas designed for WALKING AND LEISURE

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RE-USING the building according to its layout by adapting INTERNAL FILLING

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ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP LAND

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PORTION 4 / PARK-FOREST WITH WETLANDS

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Natural WOODLANDS and WETLANDS to contribute the environment

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RESTORE the building and redesign it for another FUNCTION. KEEP EXISTING ELEMENTS as respect to architecture style.

ABANDONED GREEN AREAS

ARTIFICIAL LAND

BUILD-UP

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MAIN 2ENTRANCE

LOUNGE KITCHEN

SERVICE STUFF

TREES

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PROJECT | DEVELOPMENT


PROJECT / CONCEPT / ITALIAN NATIVE PLANTS

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PROJECT / NATIVE PLANTS DISPLAY FL

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PROJECT / 3 GENERATIONS

1

1983. ORIGINAL PROJECT

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2013. CURRENT STATE

3

NEW PROPOSAL


PROJECT / BOTANIC MUSEUM 1

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SERVICE BLOCK

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GREEN HOUSE

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CENTRAL CORE

RESEARCH BLOCK

1. Entrance check

Alpine platns zone

1. Main lobby

1. Lobby with library

2. Equipment Storage

Appenine platns zone

2. Ticket office

2. Administration office

3. Service room

Coastal platns zone

3. Cloack room

3. Lecture room

4. WC

4. Research lab

5. Security room

5. Writing area

4. Technical room

6. Cupboards

FLOWER SHOP

RESTAURANT 1 1

1. Main entrance hall 3. Flowers display

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5

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GROUND FLOOR

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10. Kitchen A

A

11. Office

3 3

B

9. Cook B

7

20m 1

8. WC

9

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7. Lounge C

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6. Dining Area

C C

4. Trees display

10m

6

5. Host

2. Cash desk

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PANORAMIC TOWER

Garden equipment storage


PROJECT / BOTANIC MUSEUM 1

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SERVICE BLOCK

6

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8

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GREEN HOUSE

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9

11

10

CENTRAL CORE

1. Stuff room

Alpine platns zone

1. Lobby

2. Male WC with shower

Appenine platns zone

2. Entrance to

3. Female WC with shower

Coastal platns zone

main exhebition

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11

12

MAIN EXHEBITION 1. Media info stands 2. Seasonal flowers display 3. Vine alley

4. Cleaners cupboard

4. Exhebit. storage

5. Equipment storage 6. Technical room

FLOWER SHOP

RESTAURANT 1 1

1. Office

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3

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3

4 4

5 5

6 6

A

6. Dining Area

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3. Stuff room

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5

B B

10m 10m

20m 20m

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A

0 0

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1

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5. Bar

2. Storage

FIRST FLOOR FIRST FLOOR

B B

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4 4

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A A

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PANORAMIC TOWER


PROJECT / BOTANIC MUSEUM 1

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SERVICE BLOCK

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6

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GREEN HOUSE

9

10

Alpine platns zone

1. Lobby

2. Equipment storage

Appenine platns zone

2. Service room

3. Technical room

Coastal platns zone

1

2

3

4

5

6

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2

3

4

5

6

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CENTRAL CORE

1. Administration

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4

5

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10m 10m

20m 20m

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SECOND FLOOR

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FLEXIBLE EXHIBITION SPACE

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PANORAMIC TOWER


PROJECT / OLD & NEW STRUCTURES / DETAIL 1

OLD NEW

frameless glass

cable support system EXT.

INT.

bearing strusture

articulated bolt system

+18,400 4 Story

+13,800 3 Story

+8,000 2 Story

1

ENCLOSE

+3,800 1 Story Âą0,000 0 Ground Floor -1,800


PROJECT / OLD & NEW STRUCTURES / DETAIL 2

existing concrete wall

NEW OLD

Stiferite SK panel 120mm

EXT.

INT.

steel corner

window unit

+18,400 4 Story

+13,800 3 Story

+8,000 2 Story

1

ENCLOSE

2

INFILL

+3,800 1 Story ±0,000 0 Ground Floor -1,800


PROJECT / OLD & NEW STRUCTURES / DETAIL 3

NEW OLD

window unit

rubber seal

EXT.

existing steel bearing structure

window unit

+18,400 4 Story

+13,800 3 Story

+8,000 2 Story

1

ENCLOSE

2

INTERACT

+3,800 1 Story ±0,000 0 Ground Floor -1,800


BRING NATURE BACK TO THE CITY


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