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PUSH PLANAR

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RACHEL MEI-LAN TAN


PUSH PLANAR WEEK 10 11/04/2015


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THINNESS

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LINEARITY - MINIMAL IMPACT ON THE GROUND 5


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There is an evolution from the intuitive sense of building solid structures and massive walls: which is to develop an architecture that pushes the thinness to its limit (becoming a limit) and, therefore, producing a tectonic of efficiency.

TRAVERTINE : THE PYRAMID OF CESTIUS : PYRANESI 1750-1758

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Elements become ambiguous: surface becomes structure, structure becomes void, space exists and is inhabited wherever it can be.

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CLEAR NYLON : ON SPACE TIME FOAM : TOMAS SARACENO, MILAN 2013


SURFACE AREA : VOLUME RATIO | 729M2

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THE IDEA WOULD BE A TRULY PLANAR ARCHITECTURE +

THAT IS AT ONCE VOLUME & APPROACHING SURFACE +

IT EXISTS IN ONE DIMENSION BUT IS INVISIBLE IN ANOTHER +

AND HOW CAN IT STRUCTURALLY SUPPORT ITSELF?

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EAST-WEST/WEST-EAST : RICHARD SERRA, DOHA, QATAR 2014


THINNESS IN PLAN NATURALLY LEADS TO LOOKING TO ELEMENTS OF A WALL AND IT’S FUNCTION AS A DIVISION OF SPACES

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RUNNING FENCE : CHRISTO & JEANNE-CLAUDE, SONOMA, 1972-1976


PARTITION WALL

NATURE

limitless

NATURE

MAN

defined

NATURE

partition

divided

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MAN

inhabitable

constrained limited

NATURE

OTHER

MAN

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OCCUPIABLE WALL limitless

NATURE

MAN

defined

NATURE

partition

divided

C

MAN

inhabitable

constrained limited

NATURE

OTHER

channeled

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MAN

partition subdivision


MATERIAL THICKNESS

WOVEN WALL COTTON FIBER 1 MM THICK

WOVEN - FIBER : 1MM

GLASS WALL 1.3 CM

GLASS : 1.3 CM

SCREEN PAPER + WOOD 2.5 CM THICK

SCREEN - PAPER + WOOD : 2.5 CM

STEEL PLATE 5 CM THICK

STEEL PLATE : 5CM

WOOD WALL 10CM

TIMBER : 10CM

CONCRETE WALL 15CM

CONCRETE : 15CM

BRICK WALL 21.5CM

BRICK : 21.5CM

MUDD WALL 25CM

STONE : 25CM

MUDD WALL 40CM

MUD : 40CM

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MATERIAL

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360

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390

90

PROGRAM + MATERIAL DICTATING FORM : DEFENSIVE WALL : DEFENSIVE + DIGITAL WALL

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200

90

WEST BERLIN | EAST BERLIN

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USA |

OTHER |

| MEXICO

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BERLIN WALL

SECURE FENCE ACT

AUERILIAN WALL

1961-1989 Length: 155km Width: 23cm Height: 3.6 m Total Width: 1.2m Material: Concrete Panel

2006-current Length: 1125km Width: 3mm Height: 6.4 m Total Width: 1.2m Material: Concrete Panel

2006-current Length: 52km Width: 3.5m Height: 8 m Material: Brick faced concrete

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550

800

706

389

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DEFENSIVE WALL + GATEWAY + AQUADUCT : DEFENSIVE WALL

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160

335

90

OTHER | ROME

| MEXICO

SELF | OTHER

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E ACT

m

2m rete Panel

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AUERILIAN WALL 2006-current Length: 52km Width: 3.5m Height: 8 m Material: Brick faced concrete

GREAT WALL OF CHINA Length: 8852km Width: .6m Height: 5-8m Total Width: 5-6m Material: Stone, brick, tamped earth, wood


THESE TWO POSSIBILITIES OF THINNING & THICKENING BETWEEN IN_BETWEENS

PUSHING TOWARDS A VOLUMETRIC PLANARITY -

BECOME A TANDEM OPERATION STRATEGY _

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TORQUED ELLIPSES : RICHARD SERRA, 1996


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STRUCTURE

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STRUCTURED DERIVED FROM THE ADAPTABILITY OF A LEAF 25


PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THINNESS : BENDING MOMENT

STIFF!

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PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THINNESS : BENDING MOMENT

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FORM STUDY ON HOW TO PRODUCE A MORE EFFICIENT WAY TO TORQUE A MATERIAL

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TORQUE

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INVERTED PYRAMID

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COVERING MORE LENGTH MATERIALLY IN DEFINED ZONE

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PRE OR POST TENSION

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PRE OR POST TENSION

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BOW & ARROW : TENSION BY WEIGHT AND VERTICAL FORCE

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VARIATION IN FORCE

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TENSION & COMPRESSION WITH TWO ELEMENTS

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ELEMENT WORKS SINGULARLY IN TENSION & COMPRESSION

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SECTIONAL FORCES

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SECTIONAL FORCES

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FIXED POSITION

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FLEXING IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION FOR STIFFNESS

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LEAF

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PROGRAM OF SURVIVAL : SYSTEMICAL & MOST EFFICIENT SYSTEM FOR CIRCULATION

SUN

ENERGY

CO²

ENERGY

H²O SUGAR

ENERGY

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LEAF GENERATES ENERGY WHICH NETWORKS IN A LARGER CONTEXT FOR REPRODUCTION

ENERGY ENERGY

CO²

ENERGY

FLOWERS FRUIT REPRODUCTION

SURVIVAL

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FORM : SURFACE AREA IN RELATION TO WIND + SUNLIGHT + WEIGHT

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CIRCULATION : GATHERING POINTS + STRUCTURE

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PERIPHERAL DIVISION OF SPACES : CIRCULATION

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NETWORK OF LEAF : COVERING AREA

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THE LEAF VARIES ITS FORM AND STRUCTURE ADAPT TO UNIQUE ENVIRONMENTS WHICH DEFINE RESTRICTIONS

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7 BIOMES

ARCTIC

TAIGA

GRASSLAND

JUNGLE

DESERT OCREAN / RIVER

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JUNGLE

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TAIGA

DECIDUOUS

DECIDUOUS

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