“ Architecture must have charm; it is a factor of beauty in society. But real beauty is not a conception of form... It is the result of harmony between several intrinsic factors such as organic geometry, natural materials, human feelings, not the least, the social.” -Alvar Aalto-
SITE
ARCHIVE AND LABORATORY FOR ARCHITECTURE SHYERLI SUCAHYO 11589506
TABLE OF CONTENTS POSITION POSITIONSTATEMENTS STATEMENTS SITE SITEANALYSIS ANALYSIS COMBINATION COMBINATIONDIAGRAMS DIAGRAMS DESIGN DESIGNPROCESS PROCESS PLAN PLAN AXONOMETRIC AXONOMETRICDIAGRAM DIAGRAM SITE SITESTRATEGIES STRATEGIES LONG LONGSECTION SECTION SECTION SECTION INTERIOR INTERIOR& &EXTERIOR EXTERIORRENDERS RENDERS MODELS MODELSPHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY
DIMENSIONALCONNECTION Connections are the vital success of AALFA. These intrinsic factors of the site become the element that will define and determine location of space and its relation to other element. The connection of each diagram will work to produce the location of AALFA. Here, suited on the border between city and high density suburbs will become a new space for visitor to connect to our city. The purpose of AALFA is to be a space that exhibits sustainable qualities of architecture and also provides a new focal destination for people to connect and intertwine. The Visitors travel through a series of mutually associated space is the most Important element of my design. Through experience, circulation and connections, visitor will leave AALFA with a new knowledge of the current Australia’s architecture. The space will also encourage and challenge the participation of visitor. AALFA provides space, which allows visitor participation, exchange of ideas and an area for discussion. AALFA will create a centre for innovation and showcase design development in Sydney. Visitors will have access to the architecture studio spaces, the library with the new collection of Architecture books and the large exhibition room. In essence, theAALFA project represents equality and equlibrium of design concept. It provides design enthusiast and professionals with enganging environment to interact, generate ideas while preserving the historical nature of surronding areas and architecture. Purpose + Exterior + Interior + View + Surrondings + Social = Design Equilibrium.
SITE ANALYSIS
From Mrs Macquarie rd
From City
Photography
Soccer
From M1
Art Gallery of NSW
Art Gallery of NSW
Art Gallery of NSW
Playing with dog
Walking From Hyde Park
Pedestrian Access
Car Access Bus stop St. Mary’s Cathedral
Exercising
Domain Carpark
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Domain Carpark
Relaxing
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Domain Carpark
Domain Carpark
Train From Wooloomooloo
Sitting on the bench
Jogging
Reading
Sleeping
Art Gallery of NSW
Art Gallery of NSW
Art Gallery of NSW
City View Trees Pedestrian Access
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Domain Carpark
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Domain Carpark
Domain Carpark Domain Carpark
St. Mary’s Cathedral
COMBINATION DIAGRAMS
The middle white space represent a possible position AALFA based on research and combined factors.
Shape of building from all the connected diagrams.
Shape of building in massing.
Create an overhanging design to ensure limited direct sunlight.
Reversal of top to bottom.
Shift on the 2nd level provides roof top view of Wooloomooloo bay.
Change the orientation of the 2nd level according to sun path.
Change the angle of building to provide a new point of view to Wooloomooloo bay and city.
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9
7 5 4
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1 C
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A
B GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1
2
5
8
Meters
9
10
11
A
7. Male toilets
2. Lounge area
8. Female toilets
3. Discussion area
9. Lift
4. Architecture Studio
10. Exhibition
5. Archive
11. Rooftop garden
6. Office
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C
1. Lobby and atrium
B
1ST FLOOR PLAN 1
2
5
8 Meters
10 11
Material 9
Concrete on exterior : to block the direct sunlight and support the structure Steel : The four pillars supporting the overhanging building
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4 5 7
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Glass: Creating a transparent structure allowing visual connection to all programs
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Timber: Ramp and stairs are created from hardwood creating softness and texture
SITE STRATEGY
Facing Outdoor
Allowing good connection between indoor and outdoor area.
Visual Connection
Provide visual connection to the surrounding area and visual connection to each programs.
Flow
Allowing direct circulation and connecting to the second floor.
Reduce solar energy
Overhanging design will ensure limited direct sunlight on west area (using concrete wall to block the sunlight).
SECTION A
SECTION B 1
2
5
8 Meters
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE C
LOBBY / ATRIUM This area is located near the entrance. Visitors can ask the reception for information and borrow architecture
THE RAMP It is attached to interior face also creates a sense of curiosity, which is designed for further exploration to level three. While going up the ramp visitors can also stop and view the scenic city and parks.
ROOFTOP GARDEN This area allows visitors to view the Woolloomooloo Bay and the eastern suburbs. In addition, the space allows visitors to relax and connect with nature.
PLAN VIEW
EXTERIOR RENDERING
SHYERLI SUCAHYO ARCHIVE & LABORATORY FOR ARCHITECTURE 2015