Studio 21: Waterscraper Refelective Journal Yingna Celina Sun 900813
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The Continuous Monument, Suprestudio, 1969.
Superstudio.
Superstudio suggested the idea of “anti-design” culture as a means to provide commentary on politics, capitalism, and urbanism, by creating ideas in which everyone is given a functional space that frees itself of time, place, and the need for excessive objects.
The Continuous Monument, Suprestudio, 1969.
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Exercise 1: The Future Venice. The Drowned World +The Revenge of Nature
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Exercise 2: Inside-Out Objects. The Floating Gallery
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Negative Space Model
Negative Space Model - Top View
The methodology (which was used by Luigi Moretti in the structure and sequence of sapce, 1952) is a effective way to look for form prototypes. It simplify the inside-out space to get some basic elements of mass and geometry. Different forms give different spatial characteristics. The dynamic relationship between each spaces can produces different spatial Ronchamp Chapel. Le Cobusier France, 1954
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Iteration 1. Inside-out objects + Landscape
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Iteration 3. Inside-out objects + Optics
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Landart. Precedents
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Heizer with his sculpture “North, East, South, West” and his dog Tomato Rose.
Heizer, a pioneer of the earthworks movement, began “City” in 1972.
“City” is made almost entirely from rocks, sand, and concrete that Heizer has mined and mixed on site. The use of valueless materials is strategic, a hedge against what he sees as inevitable future social unrest.
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Exercise 3: Submerged Building as Landart.
Iteration 1. This iteration is designing the city as a natural land mark. As people are currently facing the problems of sea level rising and sea cliff collapse, losing lands become a huge issue. This city can be seen as a begining of people retaking of land and a rebirth. Plan.
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Iteration 2. This iteration is designed on purpose of allowing the city to expand along the changing time and needs. Infrastructures can be built as modules and placed into the grids and required. Living spaces will locate surround the central public space. Buildings are connected by bridges.
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Site Plan.
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Iteration 3. This iteration is designed based on city fucntions. There are two types of grid intersecting within this iteration. Public space will be arranged with in the cube grid and peoples’ living space will be arranged in the rhomboid grid.
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Site Plan.
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Olafur Eliasson - The Weather Project 21
Olafur Eliasson – Ice Watch, 2014, Bankside, outside Tate Modern, London, 2018
Ice Watch Olafur Eliasson Twelve large blocks of ice cast off from the Greenland ice sheet are harvested from a fjord outside Nuuk and presented in a clock formation in a prominent public place. The work raises awareness of climate change by providing a direct and tangible experience of the reality of melting arctic ice.
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Haus-Rucker-Co / Balloon For Two
Balloon For Two Haus-Rucker-Co When fears regarding environmental pollution and potential catastrophe were at a high in the 1970s, Haus-Rucker-Co set out to develop a “new concept of architecture.” Architectural Utopia Reloaded.
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Floating Igloos. This iteration is trying to find a new way of living above the sea. Different with traditional cities, the city above sea has no site and space limiation. The city will be formed based on the hexagon modules. These modules can used to build buildings in different sizes as required, and at the same time, it can also used as the circulation platforms to link buildings together. The igloo form also can be seen as a reminder to raise people’s awareness of global warming issue for people. 24
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Site Plan. City centural space will be divide into multiple small groups along the coast line. People’s residential space will arranged round the small central groups.
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This concept is a modern reinterpretation of William Morris’s socialistic factory, where divisions among living space, work space and leisure space are dimished. The floating city includes agriculture, production, living and
recycle-system in a relatively small
scale city. By reduce the distance between living space and public space, these facilities can work as a galllery or an exhibition to people. 28
Site Plan.
Apartment Aqua Farm Vertical Farm Office Gallery Market
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Plan.
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Kisho Kurokawa – Nakagin Capsule Tower, Tokyo, 1972
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Kisho Kurokawa – Nakagin Capsule Tower, Tokyo, 1972
Nakagin Capsule Tower Kisho Kurokawa Nakagin Capsule Tower in 1972 was the first capsule architecture design. It is a prototype for architecture of sustainability and recycleability, as each module can be plugged in to the central core and replaced or exchanged when necessary.
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Ready Made Apartment. Use the idea of modular apartment to create a residential building that is flexible and easily adaped to the changing requirements. Some roof top space can be used as belconey and greenspace. Le Corbusier, Unité d’Habition, Berlin, 1959
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Mid-Semester Presentation.
Design Statement. The design was initially inspired by William
So in my project, instead of hiding all these
Morris’ ‘A Factory as It Is’, in which he men-
functional services, I want to expose them
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to people, and to actually involve them in
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people’s daily life, but in a more pleasant
tance between living space, working space
and joyful way. Then, these facilities are not
and leisure space.
just there to provide the services that we need, but also work as a large gallery and
As our project is an isolated floating city over
exhibition, that can show and educate peo-
the sea. So some facilities like agriculture,
ple how the city working.
producing, services and energy generation are all the necessary facilities that we need to include in this city. However in most cities, we can not see those facilities, as they are either outside the city, or hiding inside the city. 34
Solar Panel
Services: • Waste Energy • Water Tank /Treatment • Geothermal Energy
Circulation
Modular Office Market
Gallery
Vertical Farm
Structure Aqua Farming & Fishing
Exploded Diagram.
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Function Analysis.
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Aqua Farming
Fishing
Waste Energy
Water Treatment Pool Office
Vertical Farming
Geothermal Energy
Gallery Amphitheatre
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Site Plan.
Office Gallery Ship Port
Geothermal Energy
Amphitheater
Aqua Farming
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Bio-waste
Clean Energy - Solar Panels - Wind Turbine - Geothermal Energy
Eletric Energy
Agriculture -
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Living and Public Usage
Alga Farm Vertical Farm Fungi Farm Shellfish Farm
Produce Waste
Waste-To-Energy Plant
Clean Water
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Desalination Chemical Treatment Sand Filters Storage Tank
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Vertical Farming.
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Amphitheatre.
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Sea Level Rising: 1m
Sea Level Rising: 2.5m
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Sea Level Rising: 5m
Migration. The city is moving from land to ocean as a safe haven. The new floating city is going to establish a new way of living for people in the future.
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Grid. The city new city is building upon an extended grid of Melbourne. This expandable grid enables the floating city to adapt future changes.
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Thank you!
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