Inuvik Festival Market

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INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET Rutvi Vijay Gajjar Studio 6 : Re-Distributed Machines


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

AIM Explore the new possibilities of ice and snow architecture in technology, function and artistic expression by designing and constructing a seasonal Market for the Inuvik Festival in the Inuvik region

ICE ARCHITECTURE

FABRICATION

MARKET


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

WHAT?

ICE ARCHITECTURE

IA

MARKET

MF

AG

MICRO FACTORIES

ARCHITECTURAL GEOMETRY

Technologically advanced manufacturing setup, which has a wide range of process capabilities to achieve mass customaized end products.

Architecture is a domain that majorly deals with geometry and visuals. Combination of applied geometry and architecture, to look at the design, analysis and manufacture processes.


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

WHY? The architectural structures, made from the local material however temporary, have allowed the people of Northern Canada to prosper in an extreme climate for many centuries.

TOWN OF INUVIK

INUVIK

ICE ARCHITECTURE

IA

ICE AS A LOCAL MATERIAL


Site Lake Mackenzie River Dempster Highway

Area 18,900 sq.m


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

WHY? Use of architectural geometry to study and divide spaces as well as make aesthetically pleasing and structurally strong units along with the understanding of the local material Ice.

ICE HOTEL SWEDEN

ARCHITECTURAL GEOMETRY

FLAMENCO ICE TOWER

HARBIN INSTITUTRE OF TECHNOLOGY

AG


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

WHY? Micro-factories can be placed on-site as they are versatile, highly automated with the support of artificial intelligence and robotics. This positively impacts the productivity, level of customization, cuts down on labor and transportation, ensuring cost savings.

ON-SITE / NEAR SITE CONSTRUCTION

MICRO-FACTORIES

MF


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

HOW?

Micro-Factory

Developing a CUSTOMISABLE GEOMETRY where the market is formed through different assemblies of on-site standard easy-to-manufacture components. Local Resource

Structure


FABRICATION PRECEDENTS

HARBIN INTERNATIONAL ICE AND SNOW FESTIVAL

FROZEN PAVILLION HEINZ ISLER

HEINZ ISLER


FABRICATION PRECEDENTS

FLAMENCO ICE TOWER

1. Place the inflatable

2. Set up the rope nets

The thin shell structure of 31 meters is made with an average thickness of 25 cm of fiber-reinforced ice sprayed on a huge inflatable. Positive Curves

It is possible to build large thin shell structures by reinforcing ice by adding natural fibers such as wood fibers. These fibers make the ice much stronger and create a reliable building material.

3. Reinforced ice material is sprayed


PROGRAM PRECEDENTS

OPEN FESTIVAL MARKETS

CHRISTMAS MARKETS, Different Types

DADAD MARKET, Bangkok Tokyo Architecture + OPH

Radial in Plan Circulation Gathering Space

Gathering Space

Single stalls

Single stalls


PROGRAM PRECEDENTS

CLOSED MARKETS

TLAXCO ARTISANS MARKET, Vrtical

SANREMO ANNONARY, Calvi Ceschia Viganò architetti associati

Circulation Gathering Space

Stall Design


PROGRAMM PRECEDENTS TAKE-AWAYS

1. PLACEMENT OF THE STALLS

Linear Placement

Grid Placement

2. GATHERING SPACES

Between the two rows of the stalls

Center Pocket

Starting/ Ending of the Market


PROGRAMM PRECEDENTS TAKE-AWAYS

3. STALL TYPES

4. ENVIRONMENT OF THE MARKET

A. OPEN SELF STALLS - usually for fresh food and home bakers

Single

Shared Unit

B. CLOSED STALLS - usually for artists and food vendors

Single

Shared Unit

The main difference between the market and the retail is of visibility. People are able to see all the stalls together which makes it an exciting environment for them to enjoy.


DEFINING THE PROGRAMM

JAN

DEC

Sunrise Festival

B E F MAR

INUVIK

APR

N O V

OCT SEP

JUN

JUL A U G

M AY

Cold Season Warm Season 56 days of Polar Day 30 days of Polar Night Snowy Period

A closed festival market due to the extreme cold conditions in the town of Inuvik

Inuvik Weather

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

Artistians Stalls

Home Baker’s and Local Food Vendors

To support the economy of the Inuvik Town

Gathering Spaces

For people to socialize and enjoy


DEFINING THE PROGRAMM

ARTISIANS STALLS

OPEN SELF - Small Stall for Small Buisness Artsits

Closed - Large Stall for Large Buisness Artsits

FOOD STALLS

OPEN SELF - Small Stall for Home Bakers

Closed - Large Stall for Local Food Vendors


SITE GRID - DEFORMATION

MARKET

Hexagonal Grid

Market Location

Grid Deformation

Two Attractive forces


MARKET AGGREGATION

Main Entrance

Goods Entrance

Entrance opening towards the lake and outdoor activities

Outdoor Activities

Market Massing

Market Noli Plan

Circulation

Artists Stalls

Artist Market Circulation

Food Stalls

Food Market Circulation


MARKET AGGREGATION

Gathering Spaces

Main Attractors Art Pieces

Stall Types Closed Large Stalls Island Open Self Stalls


PRIMITIVE LAYOUT STALLS + GEOMETRY

Preparation Area

Display Area Sitting Area

Display Table

Food Display Display Table

CLOSED FOOD STALL with sitting area

CLOSED ARTIST STALL

OPEN SELF STALL small artist + home bakers

Display and Serving Table

CLOSED FOOD STALL


SPATIAL CATALOGUE ARCHITECTURE GEOMETRY

Closed Stall

Closed Stall

Open-Self Stall

Closed Stall

Closed Stall Open-Self Stall

CLUSTER OF 2

Open Stall

CLUSTER OF 3

Closed Stall

CLUSTER OF 4

Closed Stall


CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE

1. Base Plates + Base Edge Beams

4. Fabric Shuttering

2. Scaffolding + Edge Beams

5. Reinforced Ice is sprinkled

3. Cable Net

6. Final Structure


MICRO FABRICATION


MICRO FABRICATION


MICRO FABRICATION

6. Robotic Arm Sprayer


INUVIK FESTIVAL MARKET

Dempster Highway

Outdoor Activities

Festival Icon

Accomodation


THANK YOU


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