Architectural Studio 02 Semester 01 2021
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Mid Semester Journal
Research & Ideation - Individual Work Precedent Studies and Precedent Models 01. The China Pavilion 02. Ephemeral Pavilion 03. Serpentine Pavilion 2016 04. South Pond Pavilion 05. Heydar Aliyev Center 06. Jewel Changi Airport Digital Sketches Sketch 01 & 02 Sketch 03 Sketch 04 Sketch 05 Sketch 06 Sketch 07 Sketch 08 Sketch 09 Sketch 10
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UiTTA Project - Group Work P 04-09 P 10-11 P 12-13 P 14-17 P 18-19 P 20-23
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Site Analysis 01. Site Location 02. Site Photos 03. Existing Security Building
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Selected Site 01. Site Selection 02. Site Modeling
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Inspirations 01. Pervious Concept Design 02. Precedents & Inspirations
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First Proposed Design 01. Design Inspirations 02. Concept Diagrams 03. Axonometrics 04. Plans 05. Elevations and Sections 06. Perspective Renders
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Concept Ideation 01. Concept Idea (Accessibility) 02. Experimentation With Ribbon 03. Activities and Purposes 04. Security Building Development 05. Indoor & Outdoors Connection 06. Draft Design Proposal 07. Further Developing concept
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Digital To Physical 01. Digital Concept 02. Model Photos
Final Design Proposal 01. Plans and Elevations 02. Sectional Perspective 03. Axonometric Diagrams 04. Post Photoshop 05. Exterior Renders 06. Interior Renders 07. Night Renders Tutor name: Canhui Chen
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Construction Method 01 01. Waffle System 02. Legs Assembly 03. Lights & GPO 04. Wall Installations 05. Constructing Steps 06. Final Construction Model
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Construction Method 02 01. Steel Frame System 02. Legs Assembly 03. Lights & GPO 04. Wall Installations 05. Constructing Steps 06. Final Construction Model
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Project Evaluation 01. Proposed Design
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Poster 01. Final Poster A0
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Precedent Structure Study China Pavilion Milan 2015
The pavilion’s roof reflects its theme, “the Land of Hope.” so designers come up with an idea of the roof by merging the profile of a Beijing city skyline with the silhouette of a rolling landscape, lofted together to create contours that
transition from city to landscape to express the idea that cities and nature can co-exist in harmony.
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Source: https://www.e-architect.com/milan/ South
china-pavilion-for-expo-milano-2015
Source: https://www.e-architect.com/milan/china-pavilion-for-expo-milano-2015
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Bamboo Panels
China Pavilion Milan 2015 The top layer in the roof system composed of bamboo-covered aluminum panels. Based on the transition between two parametric line types - the NURBS curve to the south
(the landscape profile) and the polyline to the north (the city skyline), This form is created using computer calculations to define the best transition. The paneling system consists of 1052
Source: https://www.e-architect.com/milan/china-pavilion-for-expo-milano-2015
Structure Concept
China Pavilion Milan 2015 In order to hold the weight of the roof, 5 steel trusses were suspended vertically as u can see on the left diagram. The trusses are designed to turn the angle from north to south and
Source: \https://www.e-architect.com/ milan/china-pavilion-for-expo-
transition the form. Also in the second diagram 5 major steel rafters where added to enforce the entire roof.
Source: https://www.e-architect.com/milan/china-pavilion-for-expo-milano-2015
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Construction Method China Pavilion Milan 2015
The Pavilion roof is defined by a glulam structural system which consist of four roof layers that are steel and timber roof structure, a PVC waterproofing layer and finally the parametrically designed bamboo panels to provide shade
Panel supporters are added to hold the layers together as depicted in figure 10. Below are the types joining systems that they developed for the structure.The most common joining system is the one shown in the diagram which is a steel purlin
that has a steel plate on it which is joined with the timber structure and braced on each side to spread the tension equally between the panels as show in the images of the right.
Precedent Structure Model China Pavilion Milan 2015
After researching and studying the China Pavilion I reconstructed the pavilions structural system in Grasshopper to further study and understand how the pavilion was put together. Starting with creating a waffle
effect for the timber structure, followed by panels supporters that hold the waterproof members and finally the bamboo panels to shade the building from the sun.
Original Diagram
Panel Supporters Recreated Diagram
04. Bamboo Panels 03. Waterproof Member 02. Panel Supports Source: https://www.e-architect.com/milan/china-pavilion-for-expo-milano-2015
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01. Timber Structure
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Precedent Study One
Ephemeral Pavilion - Melbourne, Australia 2015 Created by architect John Wardle the ephemral pavilion is inspired by the Venezuelan artist Jesus Rafael Soto which he approaches art in a playful way using saturated and soft colours. The piece is made
up of a series of three metallic modules that make up the base skeleton of the pavilion. The metal modules are linked by welding and are fixed to each other by screws. Then from the inside adding timber purlins that contour
Source: https://www.johnwardlearchitects.com/projects/ephemeralpavilion/
the structure and guide the wires that hold the coloured plastic shadings which come in purple, orange and yellow. The steel frame was coloured white to minimize the impact of it and allow the plastic pattern stand out.
Source: https://www.johnwardlearchitects.com/projects/ephemeralpavilion/
Source: https://www.thecultureconcept.com/ngv-summer-pavilion-structural-overview-john-bahoric
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Precedent Study Two Serpentine Pavilion 2016
Designed by Bjarke Ingels. The concept Idea was an ‘unzipped wall’ that was transformed from straight line to three-dimensional space. The wall consist of 1,802 glass fiber boxes that are 40x50 cm with 2,890 crossform
aluminum extrusions that is screwed into the boxes, this choice of materials makes the structure very light. The boxes slide inwards and outwards in checkerboard pattern, unfolding in two layers. Due to the hollow
Wall Components
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box system, the pavilion can resist wind as it travels through the structure and provides shade to the structure.
Spatial Wall
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Source: https://www.serpentinegalleries.org/whats-on/serpentine-pavilion-and-summer-houses-2016/ Source: http://www.iaacblog.com/programs/serpentine-gallery-pavilion-01/
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Precedent Study Three South Pond Pavilion
Created by Studio gang , the pavilion transforms an urban pond from the 19th century into an ecological habitat. In addition to the design’s improvements to water quality, accessibility and shelter, the site also functions as an outdoor classroom demonstrating the co-existence of
1. The First Lamination
natural and urban surroundings. The pavilion depicts a glulam timber structure that is bent to create arch like form that produces a strong structure. The way the timber is done by stacking timber beams as seen in the first step. Then sliced into 12 pieces which creates
2. Slice Longitudinally
strong thin laminates that can be manipulated in the weak axis as shown in the last diagram to create a structural beam unit. To make the structure water tight, custom fibre glass domes are installed in between the curved timber.
3. The second Lamination
Source: https://inhabitat.com/curvaceious-wood-pavilion-at-chicagos-lincoln-park-zoo/
Source: https://www.floornature.com/architectural-solutions/glu-lam-and-fibreglass-pavilion-chicagoas-lincoln-park-zoo-13111/
Source: https://www.floornature.eu/solutions-architecturales/pavillon-en-bois-et-fibres-de-verre-pour-le-zoo-de-lincoln-p-13111/
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Source: https://inhabitat.com/curvaceious-wood-pavilion-atchicagos-lincoln-park-zoo/
Source: https://www.floornature.eu/solutions-architecturales/pavillon-en-bois-et-fibres-de-verre-pourle-zoo-de-lincoln-p-13111/
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Precedent Structure Model South Pond Pavilion
Using Rhino and Grasshopper, I was able to raplicate part of the structure to depict the construction technique that the architects use to asseble the pavilion. The wood structure is made out of Glulam construction
01. Closing Bolts
timber that is attached to a steel plate which is fixed with 6 heavy duty screws that conncets to the other timber piece as shown in the diagram.
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Precedent Study Five
Primary Steel Structure
Heydar Aliyev Center
Designed by Zaha Hadid, the Heydar Aliyev building is cladded with composite fibre meaning the smooth surface can be obtained. The predominant materials used in the facade system are glass fibre reinforced polyester and concrete panels. There are two collaborating
system in the design which are concrete structure and space frame system. The structure features 4 layers that starts with the steel frame structure which is used to frame the form, layer for waterproof members, then the panel frame and panel brackets that are attached to the
Materials For The Facade
panels which are made from Glass reenforced plastic GRP. These choices create a light weight construction method
Layering System
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Installing The Panels
Facade Front View
Source: https://www.floornature.eu/solutions-architecturales/pavillon-enbois-et-fibres-de-verre-pour-le-zoo-de-lincoln-p-13111/
Source: https://www.floornature.eu/solutions-architecturales/pavillon-en-bois-et-fibres-de-verre-pour-le-zoo-de-lincolnp-13111/
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04. Waterproof Member 05. Primary Structure (Steel Frame)
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Precedent Study Six
Jewel changi Airport - Safdie Architects The initial “gridshell” concept was a single layer structural system that would maximize light and transparency within the space. This steel and glass shell is made of prismatic steel elements, intersecting at solid steel nodes in a triangular pattern as shown in diagram that holds around 9000 glass pieces to reduce wieght and produce a durable structure.
Distribution of the forces.
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Each glass panel varies in shape and sizes to provide the nessesary srtuctural support. The building weighs more than 6000 ton, due to the enormouse size, parametric approach allowed the engineering team to make changes to the gridshell form to anylise large data, the structure is supported by a ring of only 14 treelike columns.
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Precedent Structure Model
Jewel changi Airport - Safdie Architects This steel and glass shell is made of prismatic steel elements, intersecting at solid steel nodes in a triangular pattern as shown in diagram that holds around 9000 glass pieces to reduce wieght and produce a durable structure. Each glass panel varies in shape and sizes to provide the nessesary srtuctural support.
The building weighs more than 6000 ton, due to the enormouse size, parametric approach allowed the engineering team to make changes to the gridshell form to anylise large data, the structure is supported by a ring of only 14 treelike columns.
01. Nodes and Steel Beams Apart
02. Nodes and Steel Beams Assembled
03. Finished Assembly
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Grasshopper & Rhino
I created 3 circle crvs of rhino to reference for grasshopper and lofted them together to create the form. Then using the grasshopper extension known as lunchbox to develop the
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panels of the faced and spread them by 20 on the z axis and 15 on the xy axis.
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Grasshopper & Rhino
This pattern is created using a triangular grid, then using list item command to separate each side of the triangle to create a surface on top of it from the y axis this allowed the option to create an opening that
is rotated form each side of the triangle to rotate the three triangular surfaces. After the form is created I increased the gird number to create a 8x8 triangular pattern.
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Concept Sketch Three Grasshopper & Rhino
From rhino, two organically formed curves where created as a reference for grasshopper to form a loft that I can sculpt and manipulate it to the desired form
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and shape. Contouring the form can help visualize the complex geometry of the model for easier interpretation.
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Concept Sketch Four Grasshopper & Rhino
First step to create this pattern by using a rectangular grid and place circles inside it with a randomized sizes. Then extruding the curves from the pattern by 3 to give it a
thickness. Spheres where placed in front of each hole to carve the flat extrusion. Once the pattern is completed, A surface is linked to the pattern to merge it form.
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Concept Sketch Five Grasshopper & Rhino
Using Hexagonal curve as reference, the First step in grasshopper is to array the curve then rotate them on a x axis and disconnect one side of the hexagon using the list item command to create an opening.
Ghosted
Using the fillet corners command for smoother edges around the hexagon, then offsetting the curve for thickness and finally extruding it to create a form.
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Concept Sketch Six Grasshopper & Rhino
To develop a waffle structure, I began with a brep surface that is referenced from Rhino to Grasshopper to form the panels on. Then extruding the surface to a desired thickness, using the contour command, contour lines from the x axis and the y axis where created , then extruding them to a desired length
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creating the waffle structure. To make the model work as a real structure, the panels must interlock together which is a achieved by splitting the y contour panels with the x contour panels that will create a boolean difference between them.
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Concept Sketch Seven Grasshopper & Rhino
To develop a waffle structure, I began with a brep surface that is referenced from Rhino to Grasshopper to form the panels on. Then extruding the surface to a desired thickness, using the contour command, contour lines from the x axis and the y axis where created , then extruding them to a desired length creating the waffle structure. To make
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the model work as a real structure, the panels must interlock together which is a achieved by splitting the y contour panels with the x contour panels that will create a boolean difference between them.
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Concept Sketch Eight Grasshopper & Rhino
To develop a waffle structure, I began with a brep surface that is referenced from Rhino to Grasshopper to form the panels on. Then extruding the surface to a desired thickness, using the contour command, contour lines from the x axis and the y axis where created , then extruding them to a desired length
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creating the waffle structure. To make the model work as a real structure, the panels must interlock together which is a achieved by splitting the y contour panels with the x contour panels that will create a boolean difference between them.
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Concept Sketch Eight Grasshopper & Rhino
To develop a waffle structure, I began with a brep surface that is referenced from Rhino to Grasshopper to form the panels on. Then extruding the surface to a desired thickness, using the contour command, contour lines from the x axis
and the y axis where created , then extruding them to a desired length creating the waffle structure. To make the model work as a real structure, the panels must interlock together which is a achieved by splitting the y contour panels with the x contour
panels that will create a boolean difference between them.
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Concept Sketch Eight Grasshopper & Rhino
To develop a waffle structure, I began with a brep surface that is referenced from Rhino to Grasshopper to form the panels on. Then extruding the surface to a desired thickness, using the contour command,
work as a real structure, the panels must interlock together which is a achieved by splitting the y contour panels with the x contour panels that will create a boolean difference between them.
contour lines from the x axis and the y axis where created , then extruding them to a desired length creating the waffle structure. To make the model
01. Original Surface
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Digital to Physical Concept and Design
For this task we have to design a chandelier that is expressed using parametric patterns such as triangular panels with different openings sizes that will be laser cut on two 1000 x 700 mm white cardboard boards and then assembled them together using double sided tape and grasshopper tool to guide us
01. Surface
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on where each piece is placed and assembled. The strips are designed to rotate around the model to be able to force the shape of the physical form. As shown in the unrolled model, we used tapers to allow the structure to be stuck together and numbers to guide each strip when assembeling it.
03. Final Pattern
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Site 02 - The Swinburne Gateway The brief suggests to create a new public space on the site that provides a seating and socializing area from the entrance to campus that conveys a welcoming and inviting environment to Swinburne University. As you can see through the diagram, the red arrows depict the main access point to the site which is from
Site Proposal
Train Arches and Pathway When analyzing the site, the train station arches (highlighted in red) are not really presented the best way in terms of design, they are just closed with fences and lack in presentation. Therefore my suggestion is to open up the fences and use the space inside to create a
Glenferrie station and the area in red is what will be changes on the site.
new public space. The space is also used as a carpark (highlighted in green) which is another existing feature of the site. Finally the Swinburne security building that needs a new face to convey an exciting and inviting place.
Entrance Glenferrie Road
Exit to Swinburne The Swinburne Gateway
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Swinburne Security Building
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The Swinburne Gateway
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Site 02 - The Swinburne Gateway For the site model, I have added the walking platform (highlighted in green) and adding the details on both the security building and the SPW building (highlighted in red). Also merging the buildings and Glenferrie station
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with the land topography for a more acurate reading of the site. Using another scaled map helped to locate the vegitation surrounding the area and the roads.
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Inspiration To The Design Precedent Studies
There are three precedents that inspire the proposed design, starting with the Serpentine pavilion of 2016 event, this building inspired me to use the idea of manipulating a surface by pulling and pushing to create a curtain like form.
The Second Precedent is the Delas Freres Winery which uses tectonic style of contouring a free form to narrow strips to create a textured wall. Finally, The China Pavilion which use curved lofted parametric panels that are fixed
on exposed timber trusses. The panels are used to protect the building from the sun exposure and provide shade. This tectonic technique can inspire the overall design of the new proposal by redefining the essential parametric system.
Serpentine Pavilion 2016
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Station Arches and Pathway The new proposed building begins with a base, as we know the topography of the site varies, so to fix this problem a base slab that is constructed to level the surface. Then creating curved contoured U shape seating areas for
gathering and socializing that uses the space underneath the arches to maximize the use of space. Then adding the exposed timber trusses that will support the ribbons. And finally the final form that includes the shading strips that flow
01. Ribbon Surface
around the trusses in a back and forth motion. The ribbons are made with a triangular pattern that varies in sizes to allow for controlled sun exposure to the space as shown in the diagram below.
01. Base
02. Contoured Seating
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Swinburne Security Building Since the swinburne security building has a very narrow path to enter the building, I have proposed a curved inward wall to maximise the pathway entrance and better traffic flow. Also changing the main entrance to center
the side. I have decided to keep the front face of the building and only cladded with hexagonal openings that creates privacy from the outside whereas viewing from inside of the building can see the outside from the
hexagonal openings. The two parametric patterns are the contoured timber cladding and hexagonal openings
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Proposed Design - Pathway The triangular ribbons provide shade from the sun however keeping the outdoor environment present. The space creates a easy access to the other side due to the
openness of the space to keep a flowing traffic. The seating areas are protected from sun and rain as it hides under the station arches for a more comfortable space.
Sun and Shade Social Areas
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Proposed Design - Security Building The front facade design controls the sun exposure inside the building, due to how variety of opening sizes on to minimize the harsh exposure. Curving the building added
space for the entrance for a better traffic flow at peak hours. This design also creates a catchy physical entrance to convey a welcoming and inviting entrance to a new space.
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03. Timber Cladded Contours
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The same site from the previous design will be used to further develop and enhance the site. The site is located between Glenferrie Rd
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These Photos focus on the poorly designed areas such as the back gate of the security building that is less developed and need to be developed. Also Proposing to remove the fake wall
to allow for a better circulation around the area and better access to the new proposed incubator space. For this project we are proposing to keep the facade of the security building and
develop the inside. Removing the existing carpark and opening up the train station arches can dramatically increase the space footprint.
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Security Building Site Analysis
For the security building, we have decided as a team to keep the traditional facade from all elevation and develop the inside space to create study area and social areas. We have also
considered how clustered both levels are so we considered to remove multiple internal walls to open up the space to increase the space inside as shown in the diagram.
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The main inspiration that triggered the final design of this project came from the pervious concept that I have created earlier in the semester. We focused on retranslating the idea of lines (which
we refer to them as ribbons) and anchor the concept of fluidity as shown in the red arrows. These lines guide people to particular spaces subconsciously due to the nature of the form.
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For Inspiration, we looked at variety of ribbon like designs that allowed us to generate discussions on how to execute the idea and ways to approach the new proposal to the site. These structures
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are mainly used as public areas, the top images inspires us to consider manipulating the ribbons to create activities such as sitting, relaxing, etc. Also visualizing a one fluid pathway.
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PETERSONS AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM The façade of the Petersons Automotive museum is made up of stainless steel in a ribbon like shape.
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The façade is put in place via ‘’wire frames’’ like structural design running inside the ribbons helping to Peterson support and direct theAutomotive ribbon path. Museum
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Please Be Seated Inspirations
Please be seated is an outdoor project that the architect use ribbon like structure to create multiple activities on the site such as sitting, lying, pathways, etc. the timber cladding is fixed on a steel rail that holds
the timber together. The steel rail is fixed on a concrete footings to level it a comfortable seating height.
Inspirations
The façade of the Petersons Automotive museum is made up are held up from beams connected to the buildings structure The inside of the ribbons are made up of panels which are connected together via a unique jig which of stainless steel in a ribbon like shape. or the ground of the building. Angel hair is a polish which Thelook façade put inlong place piece via ‘’wireof frames’’ like The structural is applied each panel which offers the metal surface makes the asis one ribbon. panels are heldtoup from beams connected to thean design running inside the ribbons helping to support and easier repair job if damaged and offers a more cleanly clear buildingsdirect structure or path. the The ground theribbons building. the ribbon inside of of the are made surface.
PETERSONS AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM
up of panels which are connected together via a unique jig
The façade of the Petersons Automotive museum is made up of stainless ribbon like whichsteel makesin thealook as one longshape. piece of ribbon. The panels Angel hair is a polish which is applied to each panel which offers the metal surface an easier repair job if damaged and offers a more cleanly clear surface. The façade is put in place via ‘’wire frames’’ like structural design running inside the ribbons helping to support and direct the ribbon path.
PETERSONS AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM
The façade of the Petersons Automotive museum is made up of stainless steel in a ribbon like shape. The inside of the ribbons are made up of panels which are connected together via a unique jig which makes the look as one long piece of ribbon. The panels are held up from beams connected to the The façade is put in place via ‘’wire frames’’ like structural design running inside the ribbons helping to buildings structure or the ground of the building. support and direct the ribbon path.
Angel hair is a polish which is applied to each panel which offers the metal surface an easier repair job if The inside of the ribbons are made up of panels which are connected together via a unique jig which damaged and offers a more cleanly clear surface. makes the look as one long piece of ribbon. The panels are held up from beams connected to the buildings structure or the ground of the building. Angel hair is a polish which is applied to each panel which offers the metal surface an easier repair job if damaged and offers a more cleanly clear surface.
https://www.azahner.com/works/petersen-automotive-museum/
https://blogs.3ds.com/perspectives/petersen-automotive-museum-how-design-assist-models-are-transforming-facades/
https://www.azahner.com/materials/angel-hair/
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Shop No.851 desk structure made from plywood ribs which interlock at 6 inch Shop no.851 has a digitally fabricated Inspirations intervals in a waffle like structure. This design has a digitally fabricated desk structure made from plywood ribs which interlock at 6 inch intervals in a waffle like structure. It was put together with 19mm plywood ribs, 3mm flexi-play and 1.5mm paper veneer
which acts as the surface of the structure. The waffle system reduces weight of the object to make it possible to construct with minimal wastage.
It was put together with 19mm plywood ribs, 3mm flexi-play and 1.5mm paper veneer which acts as the surface of the structure.
SHOP NO.851
SHOP NO.851
Shop no.851 has a digitally fabricated desk structure made from plywood ribs which interlock at 6 inch Shop no.851 has a digitally fabricated desk structure made from plywood ribs which interlock at 6 inch intervals in a waffle like structure. intervals in a waffle like structure.
It was put together with 19mm plywood ribs, 3mm flexi-play 1.5mm acts as theand 1.5mm paper veneer which acts as the It was putand together withpaper 19mm veneer plywood which ribs, 3mm flexi-play surface of the structure. surface of the structure.
Waffle System
Veneer Cladding
https://archello.com/story/75228/attachments/drawings/2 https://www.archdaily.com/941297/shop-no-851-studio-ardete
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The site is a connecting space between Swinburne University, Glenferrie train station and Glenferrie Rd, therefore acts as a central hub between all accesses. The concept of access acts
as the backbone to the project. this idea is translated to lines as shown in the site model that flow into the space and still maintain to guide to multiple access. The addition needed to flow
through these spaces. This free form line language is then translated as ribbons that can be split, curved and strait.
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During the early stages of design, I have experimented with the ribbons width going wide, short and very narrow to see what best fits the space. As seen below, the concept depicts wide
ribbons to allow for space however when discussing it with the group we have decided that the ribbons are too wide and can be reduced. The we have also decided that the average width of
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After the group meeting, I further developed the concept using Rhino and Grasshopper to be able to manipulate the ribbons. I have reduced the width of the ribbons to a more comfortable
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size to allow accessibility become much easier. Also started to redevelop the back gateway and the incubator space. I have added circular opening one the train station to allow people
to see underneath and still be safe. however we have decided as a team to remove it and keep the existing fence as it does not distract view from the ribbons.
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The main goal of any site is the purpose of existence the space we aim to promote features variety of activities that are formed by the ribbons such as sitting, lying, forming a canopy, steps, leaning, entry, standing tables, resting,
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studying and daytime napping. These activities allow the site to become more exciting and practical. These moments are formed using one of the three forms of ribbons, strait, free form and splitting. I have created These
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diagrams to visually communicate the different moments and activities on the site. I have created these diagrams to help understand the activities done in both indoor and outdoor.
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For the security building, our team and I have decided to keep the existing facade and only renovate the interior to a incubator/ Study area for the ground floor we propose to remove ProposedasIncubator Space the main interior walls as it clusters the space, Concept Ideation so removing the walls allows to free up more
space for better circulation, plus adding the activities required. This is the draft proposed design. From the presentation feedback, we have learned that the ribbons cluster the space too much. therfore our solution is to reduce the amount of ribbon flow in both levels. We
have also learned that for the first floor, there is no acces for people with disabilities such as elevators, therfore we will suggest to add it to the design. The circular windows and void act as a chanel to allow light through the building as light is poorly distributed before.
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The way the interior ribbons conncet to the exterior is by the ribbons comming from the arcade to create a more fluid design and
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keep the idea of ribbons guiding people to areas. Most of the indoor ribbons are connceted through the existing windows,
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therfore a 25mm gap between the exterior and interior ribbon that sits flush with the glass and give a clean finish.
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During Presentation and meet up with the tutor, we have relised that the site lacks in vegitation and ground transformation, therefore we decided to conside adding these points into the final model to inhance the visuals of the space to make it more inviting to the public. We have aslo decided too keep the ribbons on the train
station platform as it create a consistant design and complementing the overall site. The reasonwhy. I chose red colour in most diagrams is to highlight the important features.
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Referencing week 10 presentation feedback and meetings, we have inhanced the space by first redesigning the ground into a curved ground that follows the same adia of fliudity and path guidance, then adding curcular openings and windows to allow light into both the security building and the train station arches, adding
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consistant vegitation on the site to make it more visually pleasing and finally adding the ribbons to create multipul activties and moments on the site. I have demonstraited that through creating these diagrams to depict the changes we made through using digital tools such as rhino and photoshop.
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Final design Proposal For the final model we have decided to go with bamboo texture for both interior and exterior ribbons to keep a natural and consistent aesthetics throughout the site. Using existing trees and added trees to green up the space making it more inviting space. As Shown the site plan the ribbons free form are follow one of the four
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direction to act as a connecting hub to both Glenferrie Rd and Swinburne University. After completeing the final digital model, I have been assigned to create all the diagrams and plans to demontraite a perticular ideas. This was achieved by using Rhino, Enscape and Photoshop.
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As shown in the east section and the east elevation, the first level of the security building features an open space from the south side to allow for ope-
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Final design Proposal The ground floor of the new incubator building has multiple entrances two entrances from Swinburne gateway and one from the back gate of the building. Therefore allowing people to access the building from both the gateway and Alfred St. I have created these views to highlight the textures and depict
the main outdoor area on the site. Also demonstrate the space underneath the station arches. Creating an axo for the incubator space to depict how the ribbons form and connect to the outside
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After Harry (Group Member completed the renders, I have taken them to Photoshop to retouch them and brighten them up. I have added people and also replaced the sky with a more vibrant image. Increasing the saturation on the ribbons and the sene to capture the vibrancy and colour of the space. I have also post photoshoped all the other renders to enhance its quality and visuals.
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Construction Method 01 The waffle pattern uses timber panels that go in a grid pattern which is a natural, renewable, and sustainable material for building, with a lighter carbon footprint than steel or concrete. Waffle structure will create the frame-
work of each ribbons in our site. We will use veneer on the external sides of our structure, revealing a bamboo veneer aesthetic and even if we don’t have a budget, this finish is at much lower cost than using a solid piece of wood.
01. Top Timber Veneer
plywood ribs are digitally fabricated with the help of a definition developed in Grasshopper. Together forming a waffle structure that served as the main sub frame that keeps the wight lighter than a one solid piece.
02. Timber Slats
Bamboo Veneer
Bamboo Veneer
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PlyWood Glue Laminated Bamboo Veneer
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Construction Method 01 For any ribbons that are close to the ground, we have used a steel legs that separate the ground from the ribbons. The height will depend on what
movements the ribbons is making. the steel legs have small tabs that are fixed into the waffle rib for a durable support.
Horizontal Panels
WAFFLE EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC WAFFLE EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
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Construction Method 01 For the interior ribbons that form tables will feature a power point that allows student and occupiers to use when using any electronics. The GPO will be placed
GPO
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near the top end to allow to maximise the use of the table and it is also a more practical solution than placing it at the center.
Vertical Legs
Construction Method 01
In some ribbons, flat lights will be places on the underside for light that will be installed inside the ribbons.
Flat Light
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Halogen Light Installation
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Bearing and Support Construction Method 01
For low load bearing two bolts will be attached as it does not require a lot of support due to the weight it carries this will be attached in a 90 degrees angled steel plate to hold it firmly. For the high load bearing support,
four heavy duty bolts will be attached to the wall that are fixed to the waffle sub structure for durable hold and support the over all shape on the wall.
LL CONNECTION, STEEL WAFFLE FRAMEWALL WALLCONNECTION, CONNECTION, Low Load Bearing Support BEARING NON-LOAD BEARING LOAD BEARING
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Constructing Steps Construction Method 01
First step we took is laser cut the waffle panels to a scale 1:5 and assembled them together. Then using the bamboo veneer, we have laminated it into the waffle structure. Before laminating it we left the bamboo ve-
neer to set in warm water to allow the veneer to become more flexable and stretchy for the more difficult parts such as the freeform curve as shown in the photo.
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Once the veneer is dried we have glued them into the waffle structure using PVA and Carpenters Glue that were clamped and fixed using clamps. The use of foam on each side of the clamps prevent the clamps from having a direct contact with the wood to prevent shaping it. Once dried we used more glue to fill the gaps and
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resolving any issue that we faced. We have decided that for both models to add a 150 x 75 cm plywood board that holds the model in place. The board was painted black to create contrast between the model and the board as shown in the images
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The next step is to sand down all the layers of veneer for a smoother curve using manual sanding and drummer tool for harsher edges. We have learnt that using Carpenters glue leaves a yellowish colour on the wood, therefore higher sanding grit helps reduce the colouring
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by 90%. once all the sanding is done, the final step is to varnish the wood with a clear coat to hide any imperfections and leave a nicer finish overall which the model then assembled to the legs and board.
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The steel rail frame is another system we have researched and studied for the project. This systems is similar form but different installation from the waffle system. Using a heavy duty steel pipe
Steel Rail
that will act as a supporting frame for the timber panels to sit on the steel flat rail which is wielded to the steel pip rail. This method is a lighter option however much harder to create in a real life
Steel Flat Rail
scenario due to the complex free form flow of the ribbons which makes it hard to bend steel pipes to more than one direction.
01. Timber Cladding
02. Steel Flat rail
Steel Clips
Final Form
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04. Steel Sub Structure Support Steel tube
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Legs Assembly
Construction Method 02 For the steel rail frame, the legs are welded into the rail for a durable attachments . The timer slats will sit on the flat rail that will be fixed onto steel clips that
Horizontal Panels
wraps around the steep frame rail as shown in the diagram. This system will create a firm and very durable system for any outdoor scenarios.
Vertical Panels
STEEL FRAME EXPLODED STEEL FRAME EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC AXONOMETRIC Side
Front
Timber Panels
Steel Structure
Steel Flat Rail Steel Legs
Steel Frame Steel Clips
Steel Bolts
Steel Legs
Steel Leg
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STEEL FRAME DESK WITH QUAD GPO INSTALLED STEEL FRAME DESK WITH Top View QUAD GPO INSTALLED
WAFFLE DESK WITH QUAD GPO INSTALLED
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WAFFLE CEILING CONNE WITH INTEGRATED LIG
STEEL FRAME CEILING CONNECTION WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTS Side View
WAFFLE CEILING CONN WITH INTEGRATED LIG
GPO Installation
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Flat Light
Construction Method 02 As shown in the east section and the east elevation, the first level of the security building features an open space from the south side to allow for openess and making it a semi puplic space, where as the secound level become a more quite space for learning and relax-
GPO
STEEL FRAME CEILING CONNECTION
WAFFLE DESK WITH WITH INTEGRATED LIGHTS QUAD GPO INSTALLED
Vertical Legs
ing as shown in the section. The section depicts the space underneath the train station arches which will be used a socal/eating area with a long ribbons forming tables and seatings.
UNDERSIDE VIEW Under Side View
SHORT SECTION Timber Panels
Construction Method 02
As shown in the east section and the east elevation, the first level of the security building features an open space from the south side to allow for openess and making it a semi puplic space,
UNDERSIDE VIEW
where as the secound level become a more quite space for learning and relaxing as shown in the section. The section depicts the space underneath the train station arches which will be used a socal/eating area with a long ribbons forming tables and seatings.
Flat Light Structure
Halogen Light Installation
SHORT SECT UNDERSIDE VIEW
UNDERSIDE VIEW Timber Panels
SHORT SHORT SECTION
SHORT SECTION SHORT Section SECTION Side View GPO
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LONG SECTION
LONG SECTION E N A
SECTION Steel Rail
Steel Rail
LONG SECTION
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LONG SECT
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STEEL FRAME WALL CONNECTION, NON-LOAD BEARING
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Wall Installation
Construction Method 02 Although the system it self is strong to have a high load bwaring, for the low load bearing four bolts will be attached underneath that will be installed from the side to hold it firmly. For the high load bearing support, four
STEEL FRAME WALL CONNECTION, Wall Bolts Waffle Structure LOAD BEARING
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Wall
Constructing Steps Construction Method 02
To approach this model we have developed a jig that will allow the steel rods to sit on it for a more accurate installation. the jig was computer generated for a ac-
heavy duty bolts will be attached to the wall that are fixed to the steel structure for durable hold and support the over all shape on the wall.
STEEL FRAME WALL CONNECTION, STEEL WAFFLE FRAMEWALL WALLCONNECTION, CONNECTION, Low Load Bearing Support High Load Bearing Support NON-LOAD BEARING NON-LOAD BEARING LOAD BEARING
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curate reading of the situation. So welding the jig first is important to allow the next step to be easier.
WAFFLE WALL CONNECTION, LOAD BEARING
WAFFLE WALL CONNECTION, Bolts Steel Structure LOAD BEARING
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Constructing Steps Construction Method 02
Sense it is very difficult to bend steel into more than on direction, we have come up with a solution to digitally segment the steel rods into a one direction bend and then laser cut the templates to allow us to reference the angle when bending the steel. Then using the pervious
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jig, we weld the curves into it to model the steel rail as shown in the images. Once welding is completed we grind down the any weld imperfection for a smoother surface.
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Final Design Evaluation/ Construction Methods
Evaluation
Over all we believe that the site has enhanced the quality of the space by minimizing any heavy renovations on the exterior of both the train arches and the existing security building. We managed to use the ribbons to create a more active site that reflects Swinburne university as a fun and inviting place. This site is a very essential hub that connects Glenferrie
station, Gelnferrie Rd and Swinburne university to a new social incubator space. If this ribbons system was constructed on the site, the waffle System would be much cheaper to construct than the steel system as it requires less jigs and wastage overall. Also it would be much easier for builders to install together due to how the waffle ribs work. However the steel system
can be more suitable of outdoor scenarios due to the material choices of stainless steel. Overall we have all contributed as a group to make this project possible by creating prototypes, diagrams, drawings ect.
Waffle System
Exiting site
Proposed Design
Steel Rail System
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THE NEW SWINBURNE GATEWAY
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From Lines To Ribbons Concept Ideation
Exciting Site and Developed Site Analysis Security Building Site to be Changed Surrounding Buildings 0
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Poster
40m
St Alfre d St
Glenf errie
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Final A0 Poster
Wake field
Glenfe rre Rd Swinbu rne Univer
Lines
For the final poster, I have used the main images and diagrams that define our projects and added them into a A0 Poster that is put together using adobe Indesign. Diagrams such
as Axonometrics to demonstrate the overall site in a 3D perspectives Site plan, renders and diagrams explaining the main concept.
sity
The Ribbon
Finding a form that reflected the space, that of transition was vital to ed to flow through these spaces. Hence the ribbon concept, a free the project. The site is a connecting space between Swinburne Univer- form language that draws members of the public through the space. sity Glenferrie train station and Glenferrie Road so the addition need-
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Activities and Purposes
Axonometrics Of Building and Site Diagrams
Concept Ideation
Roof
01. Leaning
09. Sitting
08. Resting
The playful nature of the ribbons allows for a wide variety of use. The tec tonic language is consistent, allowing the different shaped ribbons
05. Canopy
to have no set use or purpose. The idea is for the user to of the space to decide its function.
First Floor
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Developing Concept Concept Ideation 0
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20m
Waffle System Method 01
Ground Floor Bamboo Veneer
Timber Slats (Horizontal
Timber Slats (Vertical) 01. Existing Site
02. Ground Transformation
Site Axo Bamboo Veneer
A fast and light-weight method to construct these free form structures was to use a cladded waffle structure. The idea is to first to
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Steel Frame System Method 02
04. Ribbon Structure
the ribbons to curve and encourage the general public to move through the space.
Cutting holes through the security building allows more natural light to flow into the building. The added internal
windows allows for interactivity between the floors and a connectedness through the building.
01. Timber Cladding Steel Rail
We propose a uniform paving that extends from don arcade right through to the other end of the site. This paving is curved to reflect the nature of the ribbons while adding more garden beds for native grasses and bushes for
Support Steel tube
03. Vegetation & Windows
construct waffle CLT ribbon and then cover it with a marine grade flexible ply.
Steel Flat Rail
02. Steel Flat rail
Steel Clips
Timber Cladding
03. Steel Clips
04. Steel Sub Structure
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First Floor of Security Building
Final Presentation: Week 12 Presentation
Student Names: Nader Burjawi, Harry Tweedale, Max Poletti, Nicholas Budimir
Perspective View
A sturdy and durable construction method would be to have two steel tubes that follow the curves of the
structure with a timber cladding ontop that is connected with steel clips.
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