C BRANDING ELEMENTS 2 CEILING 2.2 PANELS
REFERENCE INDEX PLANS
D1-GUI-1-200 D1-GUX-1-200 D1-GEI-1-200 D1-SA-1-200
GUI – Reflected Ceiling Plans GUX - Reflected Ceiling Plans GEI - Reflected Ceiling Plans SA - Reflected Ceiling Plans
DETAILS
C0-TRA-4-101 Ceiling System C0-TRA-4-151 Typical Ceiling Panel Details C0-TRA-4-156 Typical Signage Details
3D MODELS
C0-TRA-6-121 Ceiling Panels C0-TRA-6-122 Sign Panels C0-TRA-6-141 Ceiling Tile Types D1-GUI-6-1B1b D1-GUI-6-1B2b D1-GUX-6-1B1b D1-GUX-6-1B2b D1-GUX-6-1B3b D1-GUX-6-1B4b D1-GEI-6-101b D1-SA-6-1B1b D1-SA-6-1B2b D1-SA-6-1B3b D1-SA-6-1B4b
Ceiling Modules Concourse Ceiling Modules Platform Ceiling Modules Concourse Ceiling Modules Platform 1 Ceiling Modules Transfer Ceiling Modules Platform 2 Ceiling Modules Entrance Ceiling Modules Mezzanine Ceiling Modules Concourse Ceiling Modules Platform 1 Ceiling Modules Platform 2
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DEFINITION
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Introduction
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Identity
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TRIANGULAR MODULE
N
N
L
NETWORK IDENTITY
LINE IDENTITY
S STATION IDENTITY NETWORK IDENTITY
N
LINE IDENTITY
L
STATION IDENTITY
S
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Design Strategy
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The ceiling panels fill the areas around the vaults and, through repetition, create a modular and adaptable ceiling. To accomodate different types and sizes of fixtures, the core inside the triangle dilates. Those alterations generate a variety of unique dynamic patterns. The system provides an overall diffuse light.
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Ceiling Panel Area
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Axonometric View
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Geometry
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CEILING PANEL GEOMETRY A The ceiling panel geometry is based on an equilateral triangle.
2800 x sin60° 2425 A.
1400
T3
T2
T1
T0
60°
1400
hanging points B.
E.
60° T4
T3
T2
T1
T0
60°
D The filling panels geometry is the result of the relation between the different types of cores. E The volumetric shape of the ceiling panel, is T3 T2 T1 100 T0 mm and achievedT4by shifting up core connecting it to the corners with a 3 points curve.
T4
60°
2800
B The geometry of the panel’s core is defined by various radius in order to respond to alternative requirements. 2800 x sin60° 2425 C The core is a substructure that hangs from the ceiling. Hanging points are located at the corners. Filling panels are connected with 60° the core. 2800
hanging points
radius changes according to panel type
0 mm
100 mm
hanging points C.
60° radius changes according to panel type
hanging points D.
60° radius changes according to panel type
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Geometry
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CEILING PANEL 3D GEOMETRY Starting from the triangular geometry, follow these steps to define every Ceiling Panel Core.
A Define middle points and axis.
T1 T2 T3 T4
B According to each type, set up the radiuses along triangle axis A.
C Create an offset of 125 mm from each central line D The resulting geometry for the panels fixtures are raised 100 mm.
B.
C.
E.
F.
100 mm
100 mm 100 mm
E Draw an isocurve starting on the edge of triangular shape , center the curve 200 mm from fixture area, and end on the fixture vertice.
D.
F Ceiling panel Core achieved G Section with isocurve guidelines
200 mm light fixture
0 mm
250 mm
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Composition
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CEILING PANEL SYSTEM The system allows repetiveness, while maintaining a high level of diversity. The different compositions should be defined in the RCP plans. A Grid B Core C Panels D Fixtures area (lights,cameras, etc.) E Unwanted Condition: Repetitive Composition
A.
B.
C
D.
E.
F.
F Diversified Composition
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Grid flexibility
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30°
CEILING PANEL GRID BREAKS
120°
In order to adapt to the vault border, the starting point of the ceiling panels is introduced at the inward vertices of the vault border.
A.
C1
starting point
In areas where a structural variation does not allow for a basic ceiling panel to be inserted, a transitional panel must be placed with the required geometry. A GUI example where grid breaks happen
B.
C2
C3
C4
starting point
grid break
C1
C2
C3
C4
B Ceiling panel starting point rule C Examples of break transitional plan design
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Grid flexibility
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CEILING WALL RELATION In order to solve the differentiation of the box width The width of the the recessed areas can change from 200mm to 450mm, without impact on its visual and functional aspects. When the variation is bigger, a system of flexible panels is introduced.
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Rmax
Z DIRECTION The ceiling panel system needs to adapt to the variations of the length of the station spaces. For this situation we consider three options:
Z
Z
Z
TRANS
Rmin
Z TRANS
450
B
1 - Variation in width of the recessed area, with standard panel
Z
200
B
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B
2875 < B < 4125 R=450
4125 < B < 5050 R=200
2 - Maximum width of recessed area (450mm) and transitional panel 3 - Minimum width of recessed area (200mm) transitional panel *
CONDITION 1
CONDITION 2
CONDITION 3
* Where smoke extraction is not required, could be lowered to 150mm
450
450
450
200
450
200
MIN 200
200
CEILING PANEL
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R
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Grid flexibility
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CONDITION 1 CONDITION
1
1 - Variation in width of the recessed area, with half standard panel (TH) - 3000mm to 3250mm
CONDITION 2 CONDITION
2
2 - Variation in width of the recessed area, and transitional panel - 3400 mm to 4400mm
3650
200
3400 < B < 4400
3400
450
3250
Rmax
Y
Rmin
B
Y
Y
3000< B < 3250 R=B
200
Y DIRECTION The ceiling panel system needs to adapt to the variations of the width of the station spaces. For this situation we consider three options:
3000
CEILING WALL RELATION
2.1 2.1
4200
Y Y
200
B
Y
200
3655
3 - Variation in width of the recessed area, with half standard panel (TH) - 4400mm to 4650mm
450
3400 < B < 3650 200 <R<450
2.2 2.2
4395
200
4205
200
3650 < B < 4200 R=200
MIN 200
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450
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B
CEILING PANEL
Y
Y
200
4400 < B < 4650 200<R<450
4400
CONDITION CONDITION3
200
4200 < B < 4400 R=200
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COMPONENTS
BASIC PANEL TYPES
a
Catalog
B. PANEL ELEMENTS MATRIX The panels respond to the variations of the core, adapting to the core’s shape, resulting in 15 different possible elements (see figure C2 - 38). These panels will be mainly used as an acoustic element, except when they become a support for ceiling fixtures (i.e. speakers, cameras, and signage panel).
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B
A
A. CORE TYPES Each panel type has a core radius variation in order to host different sizes of fixtures (i.e. light/cameras/smoke detectors/wi-antennas/ etc.) (see figure C2 - 37).
C
TH
P. 00
T0
P. 01
P. 02
P. 03
P. 04
P. 11
P. 12
P. 13
P. 14
P. 22
P. 23
P. 24
P. 33
P. 34
P10 = P01
T1
P20 = P02
P21 = P12
T2
P30 = P03
P31 = P13
P32 = P23
P. 44
T3
P40 = P04
P41 = P14
P42 = P24
P43 = P34
T4
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SIGNAGE PANEL
a
Catalog
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Ceiling panel signage elements are designed in order to integrate signage with the ceiling. Since this is the most common signage integration element, it is designed to be as flexible and as modular as possible.
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C. BASE VARIATIONS MATRIX P.S. 00
P.S. 01
P.S. 02
P.S. 03
P.S. 04
P.S. 11
P. 12
P. 13
P. 14
P.S. 22
P.S. 23
P.S. 24
P.S. 33
P.S. 34
A. ADJUSTABLE PANEL BASE
T0 T1 T2 T3
Since there are 15 types of panel combinations, the design follows one single tridimensional shape that can be adopted by any condition, with the addition of a specific cap surface
2
T4
B. 2 DIMENSIONS OF SIGNAGE PANEL 2 300 mm
902 mm variable T1 - T4 P.S. 44
edge B
edge A
20% 20%
1 850 mm
%
20
D. ISOCURVE PARAMETERS
%
20
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edge B
40%
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edge A
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COMPONENTS
DIAMOND SIGNAGE PANEL
a
Catalog
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In order to cope with possible incorrect orientations of the previous signage panels, and to guarantee the perpendicular view of the users, a new diamond shape signage panel should be placed. This sign element consists on the shape of two ceiling panels. This kind of signage can also adapt to simple variations when there is the need of transitional panels.
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Ceiling Panels Catalog
A. REPLACE TWO CEILING PANELS
B. ADJUSTABLE PANEL BASE
C. 2 DIMENSIONS OF SIGNAGE PANEL 4850
EDGE A
EDGE B 2100
D. EDGES
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LIGHTING
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Overview
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CEILING PANEL LIGHTING B.
A.
A. BASIC PANEL From T1 to T4, each panel will support different types of light range, therefore creating a variation in shape. The light fixture is installed up to 15cm from the recessed area of the core (see figure C2 - 41). B. UNDERPASS The ceiling panel light system can be used alone or in combination with the vault light system. It will always follow the benchmark of average 200 lux. When used alone, mainly on the underpasses, a defined pattern of panel configuration will guarantee the required lux (see figure C2 - 42).
T1
Lighting Element T1: • recessed triangular diffuse luminaire • diameter 175 mm
T2
Lighting Element T2: • recessed triangular diffuse luminaire • diameter 400 mm downlight defined in C.2.3.4
Refer to D3.2 and D4.4 for more information.
T3
Lighting Element T3: • recessed triangular diffuse luminaire • diameter 600 mm
T4
Lighting Element T4: • recessed triangular diffuse luminaire • diameter 800 mm
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Moodboard
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The ceiling panels are made out of frames with an acoustical plaster infill. Both materials are finished with the same creamy white colour as the vaults. The threedimensional shape of the panels gives some subtle variation in colour, which creates more depth to it. For clarification of coding, please refer to Chapter D1.
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Application
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A08
A12
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A06
A06
A08 A12
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A06
Ceiling Panels - Material Tags
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