TYPOLOGY TRANSFER Barra Funda (São Paulo, Brazil)
Ana Maria Vasilache (5152445) Kelly Wong (4557697) Rik van de Wijgert (4582683) Shreyas Vadodaria (5268613)
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Synthesis of site analysis
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contextual analysis site
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Synthesis of case studies Key aspects of cases
Masterplan Urban strategies for masterplan F.S.I calculation
Typologies type a type b type c type d type e
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SYNTHESIS OF SITE ANALYSIS
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Zeis 3
Contextual analysis site
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Barra Funda
Barra Funda
Sao Paulo
Sao Paulo
Roads
Roads
Site
Site
Green Spaces
Green Spaces
Prevailing Wind
Prevailing Wind
Noise Source
Sun Path
Noise Source
Railway
Sun Path
Existing Trees
Railway
Existing Trees
Urban environment 5
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Site for contextual analysis
Market
Park
Traffic Node
Foot Path
Bike Lane
Bus Stop
Viaduct
Secondary Road
Primary Road
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Market
Park
Traffic Node
Foot Path
Bike Lane
Bus Stop
Viaduct
Secondary Road
Primary Road
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Urban environment 6
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Low rise G+1 Low rise G+1
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Mid rise G+3 Mid rise G+3
Low rise G+0 Low rise G+0
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Contextual analysis site
Water
Flooding risk from Tietê River 8
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Accessibility to site in 5 minute increments 9
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Description of ZEIS 3 :
Undeveloped or underdeveloped land on periphery
Interventions in ZEIS 3 :
Production of housing, infrastructure and services
Areas intended for non-use residential units that occupy
40%
40%
20%
of new constructions or redevelopments must be housing for social interest (HIS)
popular market housing (HMP)
of the built area total computable will be considered not computable
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HIS for families with monthly incomes of up to 6 minimum salaries
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HMP for families with monthly incomes of up to 16 minimum salaries
10% of all housing units are built to accommodate disabled people
ZEIS 3 : Intervention Goals Sources : Strategic Master Plan of City of Sao Paulo Ensuring the right to the city: pro-poor housing, urban development and tenure legalization in São Paulo, Brazil Jessica Budds with Paulo Teixeira and SEHAB
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SYNTHESIS OF CASE STUDIES
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Prefeito Mendes de Moraes (Pedregulho)
Cité Spinoza
Via Verde
Sirius apartment building
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Key aspects of case studies
Differentiation between public and private spaces and mixed-use facilities on the third floor
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Sculptural masterplan: buildings placed in the landscape based on the neighborhood unit typology
Maisonette type: 22 layers accessed via 1 gallery Prefeito Mendes de Moraes (Pedregulho) Affonso Eduardo Reidy & Carmen Portinho Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (BR)
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Communal facilities on rooftop and ground floor.
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3 living slabs around 1 core integrated in the city
Cité Spinoza Renée Gailhoustet Ivry-sur-Seine, France (FR)
Maisonette type:3 layers accessed via 1 gallery
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Staircase design , with communal garden steps facing South for maximum light intake
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Co-ownership of a sustainable housing complex
Different apartment types behind a unified facade Dattner Architects, Grimshaw New York City, United States of America (USA)
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Modular design: accessible and displaced
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Orientated towards urban landmark. Rooftops occupied by green terraces.
Sirius apartment building Theodorus (Tao) Gofers Sydney, Australia (AU)
Split level apartments
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MASTERPLAN
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Urabn strategies for materplan
Barra funda
Roads
Buildings to be retained
Buildings to be demolished
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Building retention strategy and elements of local memory
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Connection between the end green areas via a green promenade
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High-rise buildings identified on and around the site
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Continuation of existing infrastructural grid lines 22
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GREEN PROMENADE
GREEN BARRIER
Green promenade to connect all the typologies and green noise barrier as a means of counteracting noise pollution from the railway
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BLOCK TYPOLOGHY A BLOCK TYPOLOGHY C
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BLOCK TYPOLOGHY B
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY C BLOCK TYPOLOGHY C
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY A BLOCK TYPOLOGHY C
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY B BLOCK TYPOLOGHY B BLOCK TYPOLOGHY B
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY D
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY D BLOCK TYPOLOGHY D BLOCK TYPOLOGHY D
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY E
BLOCK TYPOLOGHY E BLOCK TYPOLOGHY E
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BLOCK TYPOLOGHY E
OPEN PUBLIC ZONE OPEN PUBLIC OPEN PUBLIC ZONE Typology AZONE
OPEN PUBLIC ZONE
Transitional Space
‘HISTORIC’ GREEN PROMENADE CONTINUES ‘HISTORIC’ GREEN PROMENADE CONTINUES ‘HISTORIC’ GREEN PROMENADE ‘HISTORIC’ CONTINUES GREEN PROMENADE CONTINUES
Start of the green promenade: Given the central park, this zone means to attract most visitors due to the proximity to the Latin America Memorial here to maximize the flexibility of the zone. with. The modularity of Sirius Apartments is utilized here to maximize flexibility and allow for future expansions.
This zone based on a combination between the Spinoza building and Sirius Apartments provides hexagonal along the green promenade.
Start if the green promenade in this zone. This zoneThis will Start if the green in this zone. This zone will This zone is This defined the Spinoza building with hexThis zone is defined by the the Spinoza with hexStart if the green promenade in this zone. zone will This zonebuilding isbuilding defined bywith the Spinoza Start if the green promenade in promenade this zone. zone will Thisby zone is defined by Spinoza hex- building with hexattractalso most visitors with agonal the museum being also attract most visitors the also museum being also attract most visitors with the museum alsowith being shops them that will be located along agonal beneath themagonal that will be beneath located along shopsalso beneath themshops that will be located along also attract most visitors withand the museum also being agonal shops beneath them that will be The located along located here and the big openthe spaces. the promenade. promenade is part of this pathway located located here and the big openhere spaces. the big open spaces. the promenade. Theofpromenade is part of this pathway promenade. The promenade is part this pathway located hereofand the big open spaces. the promenade. part of this Theismodularity of Sirius Apartment utilized which isis characterized bypathway the railway The modularity of Sirius Apartment being utilized which is characterized by the railway The modularity Sirius Apartment is being utilized whichisisbeing characterized by the railwayThe promenade here to maximize the flexibility of the zone. The Sirius Apartment beingofutilized which is characterized by the railway here to maximize the is flexibility the zone. here tomodularity maximize theofflexibility of the zone.
Zoning of typologies
Private courtyard typology
(PRIVATE) COURTYARD TYPOLOGIES (PRIVATE) COURTYARD TYPOLOGIES (PRIVATE) COURTYARD TYPOLOGIES (PRIVATE) COURTYARD TYPOLOGIES
A mix of different urban ensembles consisting of (private) courtyards. This dynamic walk route. mix of typologies also creates a more dynamic walking route.
A mix of different urban more (private) A mixensembles of different with urban ensembles with more (private) AAmix of of different urban ensembles with more with (private) mix different urban ensembles more (private) Thisalso mix of typologies also creates a more Thisalso mixcourtyards. of typologies creates a more courtyards. This mixcourtyards. of typologies creates a more courtyards. This mix of typologies also creates a more dynamic walk route. dynamic walk route. dynamic walk route.
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FSI calculation 25
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Masterplan elevation 26
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Masterplan 27
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Masterplan : Second floor level 28
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TYPOLOGIES
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Ground floor plan Typology A 30
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Typical floor plan Typology A 31
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Section 1 Typology A 32
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Typology A impression 34
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Ground floor plan Typology B 35
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Typical floor plan Typology B 36
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Section 2 Typology B 37
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Typology B impression 39
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Gound floor plan Typology C 40
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Typical floor plan Typology C 41
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Section 3 Typology C 42
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URBAN VILLA CONCEPT
Sirius Apartments The modularity of Sirius Apartments is being exploited on the upper levels of the urban villa. This way units can be added/removed to provide flexibility
Cité Spinoza Work well as an inbetween layer. The multilayered floorplans are function effortlessly into this urban villa concept
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Via Verde Good groundfloor connection. Balconies and opening contribute to a lively groundfloor
Ground floor Via Verde
Second floor Cité Spinoza
Upper floor Sirius Apartments
Detail plans of Typology C and Urban Villa concept 43
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Typology C impression 44
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Ground floor plan Typology D 45
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Typical floor plan Typology D 46
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Section 5 Typology D 47
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Low rise low-rise dwellings
dwellings
Mid rise mid-rise dwellings dwellings
High rise high-rise dwellings dwellings
3 BR APARTMENT 2 BR APARTMENT
1 BR APARTMENT 2 BR APARTMENT
1 BR APARTMENT
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STUDIO
Detail plans of Typology D 48
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Ground floor plan Typology E 50
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Section 4 Typology E 52
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Detail plans of Typology E 53
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