Rebecka Tiselius Architectural Sample Portfolio 2013

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URBAN:FARM:CENTRE:PECKHAM/_ Architecture as Ecological systems Stage: 3 Unit: 09 project 02

Team: Rebecka Tiselius

B.Arch final project/_RIBA London Student Award nominee

Diagrammatic Plan

Cities have seen guerilla gardens, rooftop honey production, and fire escape chicken coups.

Now, urban farms may be adding “Urban:Farm:Centre:Peckham� to the mix.

The core - inside Circular Metabolism

The skin - outside Reclaiming Biodiversity in the city

Farming system Site system

Hydroponics

Aquaponics Future Food + Lab

Mini-livestock farming

Urban Deli & Visitng center

Aquaculture

Public Interaction rutes

Programmatic concept/_ Scenario Collage 2025/_ Local food production

As more and more people move to ever expanding cities, we will keep pushing farms further away from population centers. The unavoidable result is longer transportation routes, increased reliance on petroleum-based fertilizers, and more high intensity monoculture farming on the remaining agricultural land. Quite soon there will be no more land.

In response to the expanding cities of the future I want to create a sustainable production of protein for local consumption. The Urban:Farm is producing mealworms, locust, fish and vegetables for human consumption in a circular metabolism site system.

I am creating a sustainable locally produced protein source in the core of the building at the heart of the community. As we are modernizing our houses, birds and insects are loosing theirs. To sustain the biodiversity in the city, I am providing new hideouts in the skin of the proposal for birds, bats, bees and insects. Reclaiming biodiversity in the city.

The proposals are intertwined in the existing fabric of Peckham to reconnect the community. The proposal is creating a diverse true urban center that emphasizes public interaction in the production of food by education, experimentation, live experience and future food research facilities. In a sense, I would like to bridge the divide by reconnecting us to the production of food, and create a sustainable protein production, to nurture the existing community. The proposal will act as new center in Peckham, a part of a bigger system.

A system of the future and this is phase 1.

Architectural Agencies/_ Public:(Private) circulation/_Educational interactive public route/_Transparency in the production of food

Architectural Agencies/_Architecture as Ecological systems/_Biodiversity wall

1:2000

Final Degree Show model/_ Urban:farm:centre

Degree show/_LIVE ProJECT/_design of the structure Stage: 3 Unit: 09.2 Design Team: Rebecka Tiselius, York Hui

With a restricted budget and a brief to exhibit 34 students final project in degree show 2013. At the grand entrance of Central Saint Martin Kings Cross campus we designed a scaffolding structure, relating to the urban context around Kings Cross.

With a continuous theme the mounting theme resolved the mounting of the work by attach standard polycarbonate sheets as walls to the structure with cable ties.

For the outside skin we used safety net attached with the cable ties.

SE15 [GROW:/_COOK:/_BAKE:/_EAT:/_SWAP:] Comm[unity]centric development Stage: 3 Unit: 09.1 Team: Rebecka Tiselius

urban agenda(situation)/_peckham nationality of peckham source; http://www.southwark.gov.uk

user map/_ identifying target user target users

source: observation and conclusion

target group related to site/ invisible boundary between social economic groups

white British white irish

I will by demolish the current structure open up Rye Lane and create a space for interaction between different social-economic groups.

I would like to create a programme that generate the whole area and created more jobs.

By intersecting Rye Lane by the rail I’m opening open up for a new centre point in Peckham.

By opening up the site I’m creating visibility beyond Rye Lane.

I have been looking at The High Line in New York and how it intersect through different neighbour-

hoods and creates a opportunity for people to interact, and offering low cost events and workshops.

The site already has a main function, it is a station, and I what to create a flow that makes it accessible and inviting.

By creating a holistic programme with five main programmes, GROW, COOK/BAKE, EAT and SWAP. I’m want to create awareness about the production of food. This action will help to reduce obesity and spread general knowledge about the subject.

white other W&B caribbean

unemployed youth

W&B African white asian other mixed

stay at home parent

indian pakistani bangladeshi

elderly

other asian black caribbean black african

the stroller

black other chinese other ethnic group

the train commuter

invissible boundary social economic groups white british black caribbean & black african

residential section aa highstreet section cc

urban agentsis/_programmatic requirements/_space requirements/_shared space/_intertwining urban agenda(situation)/_peckham population/_ identifying target user/_

GROW/_ space requirements:

age and gender of peckham

source; http://www.southwark.gov.uk

PLANT

GROW

HAVEREST

greenhouse seedbank/seedswop

roofspace wallsapce

storage (kitshen) GROW market

0-16

Pr o _i duct nv en ion/ ti on

30-44

recy c /reu le se

OW

GR SE15

COOK/BAK

E

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seedswop/_plantswop/_idebank/ _workshop/_event spacee

swopshop

EA T

swoopshop/_cafe/_workshop/_GROWSHOP

local buisness

16-29

ve

Apprenticeships Scheme:

nt s

M:45-64 W:45-59

level

at

io

n

target users

source: observation and conclusion

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EAT/_space requirements: 1 street food/cafe 2 indoor+ street outdoor space 3 indoore+ terrace

Ed

M:65+ W:60+

budget low medium medium+high

headchef

nr of student

1 basic 2 3

COOK/_space requirements: kitchen workshop/ teachingroom toilet/dressingroom admin room

unemployed youth

stay at home parent

elderly

the stroller

10 5 2

the train commuter

Urban strategy/_ Intertwining programmatic flow/_ Intersecting Rye Lane(high street) to open up for social-economic exchange

Hybrid: Art[Skate]gallery/_restaurant/_private apartments

Proposal on site.

Collage with cardboard model

Reaching out to the younger crowd, which already using the area around the site and Regent Canal, I´ve created a space were you can hangout and mix with different generations as there is a gallery and restaurant that will attract the older generations. By using ramps I´m not only doing it accessible for everyone, I’m also giving the skater a possibility to skate thru the whole building. In the book “Skateboarding, Space and the City, and the body” Iain Borden talks about how the skater experience the urban environment. Skaters does not see the building as a whole thing, don’t even care about the meaning of the building. The skater experience the architecture fractured, rail, stairs or potential surface and see it in movement, skaters are interested in texture, grip, sound, how the body comes up against the building. That gives the skater a more dynamic, but in the same way much more reduces understanding of the architecture.

With Camden as a solid source for creativity in art and music for several decades I also would like to offer a space for upcoming artists to exhibit their work. The three apartments in the northeast corner of the site are meant for a caretaker of the building, a curator of the exhibition, and the current artist to stay there.

Kinetic mountain [interactive architecture] Stage: 1 Unit: 02 Team: Rebecka Tiselius

“How does one create a space were people could interact and reconnect to the community?

Can one create a space witch can be transformed over time and merge with the urban pattern, or even better, construct a new one?

A space where the user gets activated.

A flexible structure with diverse expressions, just like us.

Energy flow by Regents canal Stage: 1 Unit: 02 Team: Rebecka Tiselius

Research model 1:100 The energy flow connected a runner by the canal Steel, copper, fish string

capturing space in sound Stage: 1 Unit: 02 Team: Rebecka Tiselius

http://vimeo.com/38687922

Architecture is music.

Through our site analysis we created a film+music strip by translating semantic memories into notes.

To relate that into the space, it is in scale. Every meter of the street we picked up certain given parameters using our sematic memory combined with a strip of paper and a pen.

The film strip is 7min, what it takes to walk the street.

From memories of a space in a explicit moment in this case Camden High Street, we created music.

To try this we created a filter made of a few given parameters, light/ dark window, how many floor a building have, road signs, trash bins, restaurant/post/bank/…and so on. It could go on forever.

Everything that the real world exists of without our mind doing selections be cause of our past experiences and how we want to be perceived by others.

Peters hairdresser: /_a study of movement

stage: 1 Unit: 02 Team: Rebecka Tiselius, Svetlana Protasenko

Model 1:200 wood, vaneer, steel, silicon, vacuum foamed plastic. resin, human hair, led lighting

Romb

Team: Rebecka Tiselius

Made for a garden exhibition in Enkรถpning Summer 2009

1:1 Steel, concrete base.

Lampstool

Team: Rebecka Tiselius

1:1 Steel

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