UNIT B:
NEGOTIATED DESIGN PROGRAMME
Dubova Svetlana
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CONTENT
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Hotel Corridor
Other
Hotel Lobbies
References
Hotel Lobby and Seating Group John Burn始s Primary Assembly and Sport Hall
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HOTEL CORRIDOR Asymmetrical Mystery Maze
The project started with an idea to explore the mystery of light that can be created by artificial light sources. Mirror maze in Camera Obscura beacame the inspirational starting point for making the interior of the Hotel Corridor.
Mirror Maze. Camera Obscura. Edinburgh.
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HOTEL CORRIDOR Asymmetrical Mystery Maze
Concept: Asymmetrical Mystery Maze shown through the use of perspective light projection from the appertures in the walls reflected in the mirror to create the mystical disguise atmosphere.
Model of the Hotel Corridor shows a play of light creating the mystery atmosphere.
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Light coming from the apertures in the corridor wallsand the mirrordoors highlight the atmosphere of mystery and enhance the visual texture of the interior. Use of mirroron the front walltotally transforms the atmosphereadding the endless confusement to the interior perception.
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HOTEL CORRIDOR Asymmetrical Mystery Maze
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The interaction of light, shadows and reflection emphasizes the instability of the interior presumably created by the up-side-down colour scheme. The main issue for making such an effect and not to have simple stripes look is to find the appropriate source of artificial light. 1. a line of strong spots or projectors can be hidden in the niches/ apertures to produce this effect. 2. Strong LED lightning can be used as I found in street lamps. They can be arranged in lines and easily hidden in the niches/ apertures.
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Corridor Plan
Corridor Elevation 9
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HOTEL LOBBIES Hotel precedent research
Following a new wave of creatively designed hotels in London I was to explore the lobbies distinctive styles, seating groups arrangements and layouts.
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HOTEL LOBBIES Hotel precedent research
Rosewood hotel is a hotel of unique design and decor. It is the place where luxury things match the contemporary design ideas and decor. The use of expensive finishing materials does not stand loud out of the whole concept. Use of mirrors creates the illusive atmosphere from different viewing positions. Zoning comfortably separates the dining area and reception.
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HOTEL LOBBIES Hotel precedent research
The London Edition Hotel is one of the hotels with luxury design, beautiful decor and expensive finishing materials. Marble, columns, statues, paintings distinguish this hotel from all the others and intrigue at the same time by the use of sophisticated contemporary art objects like the mirror egg. Each seating group is designed differently varying from big sofas, corner sofas and traditional grandfathers armchairs. Dining zone also has variations in seating arrangements always giving the clients the privacy feeling.
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HOTEL LOBBIES Hotel precedent research
Sanderson Hotel represents a shocking mixture of colours, different style furniture and not matching things. The layout of the hotel lobby has the only difference from other hotels by having bar separated from the main zone of reception.
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HOTEL LOBBIES Hotel precedent research
Hoxton Holborn hotel is designed for those people who got tired of traditional luxury hotels and are looking for a fresh atmosphere. It is more than a place to eat, drink and work. You have a chance to be a part of a big city meeting the locals in the bar and participating in amazing events. You will feel different! You won’t feel excluded you will be a part of London and its cultural life. Rough concrete wallsand the use of different textures create the atmosphere of loft and factory look.
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Linea circulation with dining area and working areaplaced separately to relax and not to be disturbed.
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HOTEL LOBBIES Hotel precedent research
Blake Hotel Design surprises by great contrast of design between the lobby, restaurant zones and the rooms. You would never expect to find such interesting versatile room decor after entering the dark, narrow and congested lobby. “It is like travelling without a plane.�(Graham ) you experience different cultures and atmospheres while walking around it. Dining zone is cleverly set separately downstairs having small tables arrangements and big sofas for chill-outs.
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HOTEL LOBBY Lobby as a machine Designing my Hotel Lobby I wanted to go bold and create something unexpectedly huge and rough. I researched the constructivists’ works and their fascination by the machinery design.
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HOTEL LOBBY Lobby as a machine The Lobby that ment follows
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work as a machine where Marten furnace principle
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Furnace
Marten Furnace fasad
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Hotel lobby represents steel manufacturing process: 1. Furnace - reception ( movement starts at this point) 2,3. Metal Casting - waiting zone (hotel guests wait at this point before continuing the movement) 4. Rolling mill - dining zone ( different use of cogs and mechanisms to continue working with metal guests dine in couples and in big companies adjusting. The space is working well for both activities.) 5. Casting on upper levels.
Casting process
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Rolling process
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1. Lobby Ground Floor Plan 2. Lobby Upper Level Plan
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HOTEL LOBBY Lobby as a machine Seating group When creating the seating group I looked thoroughly at metal works following step in steal manufacture: casting, rolling mill. Metal rolling is often the first step in creating raw metal forms. The ingot or continuous casting is hot rolled into a bloom or a slab, these are the basic structures for the creation of a wide range of manufactured forms. Blooms typically have a square cross section of greater than 6x6 inches. Slabs are rectangular and are usually greater than 10 inches in width and more than 1.5 inches in thickness.
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Several seatings make a cluster.They can turn and to be organized into 1 big seating are to fit a big company.
Seating in the Dining zone (cog)
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JOHN BURN’S PRIMARY Assembly and Sport Hall Redevelopment INTEGRATION John Burn’s Primary is one of the ordinary primary school in the UK with a big multinational comunity. School administartion has already put a lot of effort trying to integrate the students of different cultural backgrounds into the school extra-curricular learning process by organizing Family Science Days, Food fairs, etc. The idea of implementing new activity “global learning” into school extracurricular time-table has been a big issue for discussion in British education. After studying thoroughly governmental documentation: Global learning in Primary schools in England, Aims and values in Primary education, I decided to introduce this activity to John Burn’s School. The use of global learning in Primary schools enhances pupils’ awarenessand interactions with diversity, both for schools with a diverse cultural intake and also for those with little diversity.
INTEGRATION is the concept of my project. The aim is to integrate different cultures into the certain school community through implementing a new activity to the school extracurriculum: GLOBAL LEARNING. It implies international food fairs, festivals, sport competitions, international dance, craft introduction. To succseed in it we would need to adjust the space of essembly and sport hall to this need.
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JOHN BURN’S PRIMARY Assembly and Sport Hall Redevelopment INTEGRATION
ADDRESS: John Burns Primary School 21 Wycliffe Road London SW11 2TH
1 - John Burn’s Primary School 2 - Clapham Common Park 3 - Clapham Common Tube Station 4 - Clapham Junction Railway Station 5 - Battersea Park 6 - Wadsworth Road Station 7 - Battersea Park Station
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Diagram shows that school hall that is used for assembly and for sport is quite spacious and is well lit by the day light coming through the skylight windows. On the other hand, the space is poorly used and organized: - Wall frames are out of date and not apealing to kids to explore and to use. -The hall is filled with sport equipment that is kept at the back of the hall eating up the space that can be used for sport and other activities. -Stage is poorely presented and not movable to give space for sport activities.
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JOHN BURN’S PRIMARY
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Assembly and Sport Hall Redevelopment
400.00
INTEGRATION
400 3900 400.00 400.00
Implementing new equipement will change the use of assembly hall and will give more space for sport activitites. 1. Bleacher seating 2. Challenging and movable wall frames 3. New stage that can be easily stored vertically.
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New stage. Specifications and technical drawings on page
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4400
Bleacher seating
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Wall frames
7380
7380
2595
2595
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4785
2595
1760
2595
1800
1760
190
2405 BLIND SIDE STANDARD
2405 BLIND SIDE STANDARD
4785
4785
4604
1681
185
4604
1681
185
2609
2700
2609
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250
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2700
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2000
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145
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1800
190
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Equipment Schedule
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Item:
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Notes:
Qty:
307010
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Climbing Ladder Module, hinged on the left
307014
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Connection Beam
307015
Consists of Wall Bars, Climbing Wall and Climbing Net Modules
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Climbing Net
307016
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Timber Plank
300450
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Standard Wall Bar Section, 765mm wide x 2475mm high
300471
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10-Pack Climbing Hand Holds
307040/1/2
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10-Pack Bolt Set for Climbing Holds
307046
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900
500
Product Code:
Borgen BAS Climbing Frame, hinged on the left
Choose from Beginner, Medium or Advanced
Rev:
Description:
Date:
By:
Equipment Schedule Item:
Product Code:
Borgen BAS Climbing Frame, hinged on the left
307010
Climbing Ladder Module, hinged on the left
307014
Qty:
Drawing Name: 1
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Connection Beam
307015
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Climbing Net
307016
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Timber Plank
300450
Standard Wall Bar Section, 765mm wide x 2475mm high
300471
10-Pack Climbing Hand Holds
307040/1/2
1
10-Pack Bolt Set for Climbing Holds
307046
1
Drawn By: Date:
2 1
Checked By: Scale:
Notes: Consists of Wall Bars, Climbing Wall and Climbing Net Modules
CLM-BORGEN-ALL-WBS Borgen BAS Climing System, Plus Additional Frame, Scramble Net and Wall Bar Section
MS 08-02-12
Choose from Beginner, Medium or Advanced GJK
1:75 @ A3
Sport Alpha UK Ltd Unit 5, Burnbank Business Units Souter Head Road Rev: Description: Altens Industrial Estate Aberdeen AB12 3LF
Drawing Name:
T: 01224 899959 E: info@sportalphauk.com W: www.sportalphauk.com
Date:
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CLM-BORGEN-ALL-WBS Borgen BAS Climing System,
JOHN BURN’S PRIMARY Assembly and Sport Hall Redevelopment INTEGRATION The stage is made of 18 blocks that form the space 3600 X 4500 mm. Each block contains 2 square shape tables (600 X 600 X 600) and rectilinear shape benches (600 X 1200 X 600). The stage can be stored vertically and take up the space for only 600 X 4500 mm on the floor.
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Stage. Colours are given diagrammatically. The material for the stage is being discussed with the manufactures (Strongs Plastic Products Ltd 18 Silica Road,Amington Industrial Estate,Tamworth) The first choice is strong plastic with various thicknesses of Copolymer Polypropylene.
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Stage
Side view
3600.00
Plan view
4500.00 Frames
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Bleacher seating
6000.00
600.00
600.00 1200.00 600.00 450.00
300.00 150.00
150.00
150.00
450.00 300.00
Stage storage
Stage components: stage blocks - 18 each block contains 4 pieces: tables 600/600/600 - 2 pieces bench parts (1200/300/600) - 2 pieces 35
JOHN BURN’S PRIMARY Assembly and Sport Hall Redevelopment INTEGRATION STAGE TRANSFORMATION To meet the needs of Global Learning activity the stage is designed to be transformed into the rows of tables and benches that can be used for craft activities, international food fair and many more. The way the stage is stored gives the space to practice sport that is popular in different cultures and national dancing lessons.
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2400.00
R3839.24
3600.00
1439.24 R3839.24
2996.63 4500.00
Further stage modifications is to be developed to make better use of the stage in the corners of the assembly hall 36
Rows of tables and benches for Food fair
U shape arrangement of the benches for crafts workshops
Circle shape benches arrangement for crafts
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JOHN BURN’S PRIMARY
Finished Wall Surface
Centre Line
700
700
98 x 148mm Battens
1500
Assembly and Sport Hall Redevelopment 600
230
30 x 30mm Box Section
600
450
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2100
98
1050
Finished Wall Surface
710
Finished Floor Level
Elevation
Side Elevation
Scale 1:50 @ A3
Scale 1:50 @ A3
3050
2450
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3050
2580
2580
2350
Due to space saving stage storage, bleacher seating and built-in storage for sport equipment Sport hall can have 3 fields for basketball or other sport activities (badminton).
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INTEGRATION
2600
98 x 148mm Battens
Centre Line
Finished Floor Level
Mounting Bracket Scale 1:50 @ A3
Finished Floor Level
Elevation
Side Elevation
Scale 1:50 @ A3
Normal Height
Scale 1:50 @ A3
Junior Height 600
Floor Plan Scale 1:100
98 x 148mm Battens
Finished Wall Surface
Finished Wall Surface
Plan
Plan
Scale 1:50 @ A3
Scale 1:50 @ A3
FIXING REQUIREMENTS THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS MUST BE PREPARED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. FREE ZONE WITHIN THIS MARKED FREE ZONE THERE MUST BE NO OBSTRUCTIONS THAT MAY AFFECT THE FIXING OR OPERTATION OF THE GOAL (FOR EXAMPLE WIRING, RADIATOR PIPES OR VENTILATION DUCTS).
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THE WALL MUST BE VERTICAL WITHOUT ANY OBSTRUCTIONS. FOR TIMBER STUD WALLS (OR WHERE THE WALL IS OF INSUFFICIENT STRENGTH TO SUPPORT THE GOAL), THE MARKINGS SHOW WHERE TIMBER REINFORCEMENTS WITH A THICKNESS OF 98MM AND A WIDTH OF 148MM ARE NEEDED. ALL REINFORCEMENTS MUST BE LOCATED DIRECTLY BEHIND THE WALL SURFACE TO GIVE A RIGID FASTENING WHEN MOUNTING THE BASKETBALL GOAL ONTO THE WALL SURFACE. ALL REINFORCEMENTS MUST BE FIRMLY ANCHORED TO THE WALL. THE LOAD PER RUNNING METRE ON THE INSTALLATION BEAM IS APPROXIMATELY 200 KILOS. ALL WALLS ARE VIEWED FROM THE INSIDE OF THE ROOM. PLASTER BOARD MUST NOT BE THE OUTER LAYER.
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Date:
Updated fixing info Added frame sizes
21-01-15
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Spelling correction
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Added fixing details for timber walls
27-06-13
By: MS MS
22-04-13
MS
03-01-13
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BAS-P-UH-R Upward-Hinged Practice Basketball Goal w/ Gas Spring Drawn By:
MS
Date:
19-09-11
Checked By:
SS
Scale:
1:50 @ A3
Sport Alpha UK Ltd Unit 5, Burnbank Business Units Souter Head Road Altens Industrial Estate Aberdeen AB12 3LF
Section AA Scale 1:70
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Description:
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Drawing Name:
SECONDARY STEELWORK / WALL REINFORCEMENTS ARE NOT INCLUDED. WHERE ADDITIONAL SUPPORTS ARE REQUIRED THESE ARE TO BE PROVIDED BY THE CLIENT.
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Stage stored vertically
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Bleacher seating stored vertically
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basketball field (+basketball ring)
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Wall frame and climbing frame
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Equipment storage
T: 01224 899959 E: info@sportalphauk.com W: www.sportalphauk.com
First Floor Plan Scale 1:120
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Stage (open)
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Bleacher seating (open)
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basketball field (+basketball ring)
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Wall frame and climbing frame
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Equipment storage
Section CC Scale 1:70 Section BB Scale 1:100
Section DD Scale 1:70
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References 1.Uta’s sketch of the corridor p. 7 2. images for corridor inspiration p.7 3. Images for light mystery - Dubova Svetlana p.6 4. All images of hotels - Dubova Svetlana p. 11-21 5. Furnace and steel work images p. 26,27
http://hancockcountymuseum.com/industries/weirton-steel-mill/ http://thelibraryofmanufacturing.com/metal_rolling.html http://www.alberic.net/toolbox_index/tabmill/tabmill.html http://nickbibby.com/?page_id=16 http://www.army.mil/article/96722/Rock_Island_Arsenal_JMTC_named_a_Center_of_Excellence_for_foundry_operations/ 6. cog images p.27-28 http://www.dreamstime.com/illustration/clockwork.html 7. Constructivist images p.22 http://www.csun.edu/~pjd77408/DrD/Art461/LecturesAll/Lectures/lecture07/Constructivism.html http://www.designishistory.com/1920/el-lissitzky/ 8. Spot light, LED p. 9 http://background-kid.com/blue-spotlight-wallpaper.html http://www.litewave.co.uk/prod_cat/P_240-watt-street-light-with-philips-leds_327_ led-street-lighting_75.html 9. John Burn’s Primary images - 29-31- Svetlana Dubova 10. Corridor perspective 3D p. 8- Nara Khalili 11. Sport equipment. p.32-34 - Alpha Sport LTD, UK
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