Miami Street Art Museum Wynwood, Miami, FL
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Maxwell Bliss and Vassilios Koumandakis
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ABSTRACT
CONTENTS
Miami Street Art Museum
Miami Street Art Museum
SITE ANALYSIS..........................................................................................6
The Miami Street Art Museum is located in a newly developed area of Miami, the up and coming art district, Wynwood. Wynwood is a unique area with a very industrial character from all the warehouses that have pre-existed. Nowadays, it is an area that holds great artistic value, as it is housing a great amount of street art, but is also a very popular spot for an alternative night in Miami. The goal of the MSAM is to create a collaboration space for both the Art Basel Foundation and Montana Cans. By creating a research and development lab for new art technologies, and also experimentation studios for artists and products, the combined works of the two companies will push these artists to new heights with their designs. Lastly the sponsored artists will be promoted as their creations will be exhibited within the MSAM. We want to show to the world how street art and architecture can coexist without the one distorting the other.
Macro-Scale Mezzo-Scale Micro-Scale Existing Conditions
PROGRAM................................................................................................14 Client Case Studies Thesis Program Analysis
PROPOSAL...............................................................................................30 Schematic Design Diagrams Floor Plans Sections Renderings
DEVELOPMENT........................................................................................56 Detail Drawings
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HVAC Diagram Structural Diagram EGRESS Plans
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SITE ANALYSIS
Miami Street Art Museum
MACRO SCALE.........................................................................................8 Neighborhoods
Our Neighborhood Sun Path Flood Zones Metro Lines Cultures and Events
MEZZO SCALE..........................................................................................10 de Young Museum - Herzog & de Meuron
MICRO SCALE...........................................................................................11 Montana Cans + Art Basel
SITE ANALYSIS
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EXISTING CONDITIONS...........................................................................12 Photos
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Site Analysis - Macro Scale
Miami Street Art Museum SHORECREST BELLE MEADE
BAYSIDE
LITTLE RIVER
LEMON CITY (LITTLE HAITI)
BUENA VISTA
CIVIC CENTER SPRING GARDEN
LITTLE HAVANA
RIVERSIDE
CORAL GATE
TO W M ID OMNI PARK WEST
LUMMUS PARK
WEST FLAGLER FLAGAMI
SHENANDOAH
MIAMI BEACH
DOWNTOWN
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FISHER ISLAND
THE ROADS
WYNWOOD
GRAPELAND HEIGHTS
OVERTOWN
ALLAPATTAH
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DESIGN DISTRICT
BAY POINT
MORNINGSIDE LIBERTY CITY
SILVER BLUFF VIRGINIA KEY
COCONUT GROVE
Districts of Miami
KEY BISCAYNE
Annual Sun Path Chart NORTHSIDE
PALMETTO
HIALEAH TRI-RAIL OKEECHOBEE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
BROWNSVILLE EARLINGTON HEIGHTS ALLAPATTAH
SANTA CLARA MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
CIVIC CENTER HISTORIC OVERTOWN / LYRIC THEATER CULMER GOVERNMENT CENTER
BRICKELL
VIZCAYA
Our Area (Wynwood)
Events & Diversity
COCONUT GROVE DOUGLAS ROAD
DADELAND NORTH & DADELAND SOUTH
UNIVERSITY SOUTH MIAMI
Flood Zones 8
Railway and Means of Transport 9
Site Analysis - Mezzo Scale
Site Analysis - Micro Scale
Miami Street Art Museum
1/2 Mile
1/4 Mile
1/8 Mile
Area Borders & Our SIte
Green space in Walkable Distance
Area Borders & Our SIte
Green space in Walkable Distance
Graffiti Gravity
Landmarks & Transportation Hubs
Graffiti Gravity
Miami Shopping Center
Art Gallery
Wynwood walls
Coca Cola WareHouse Exhibition
Miami Performance Center
Landmarks Bus Stops Uber Stop Highway Railroad
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Landmarks & Transportation Hubs
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Site Analysis - Existing Conditions
Miami Street Art Museum
Home to an existing warehouse / industrial building and creative space, the site features numerous murals created by the local artist community. With a protective wall facing the street, the building creates a large barrier between itself and the neighborhood. Although those occupying the space were extremely outgoing, the building they inhabited begged to differ. After spending five days in Miami examining the site and neighborhood, measurements were verified for design. Located next to decommissioned train tracks, the site sits on the edge of the Wynwood neighborhood looking to draw the community off the main avenue.
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PROGRAM
Miami Street Art Museum
CLIENTS....................................................................................................16 Art Basel
Montana Cans
THESIS......................................................................................................18 Montana Cans + Art Basel CASE STUDY.............................................................................................20 de Young Museum - Herzog & de Meuron
PROGRAM ANALYSIS...............................................................................26 Diagrams
PROGRAM
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Clients - Art Basel
Clients - Montana Cans
Miami Street Art Museum -Art Basel stages the World’s Premier Modern and Contemporary Art Fairs annually in Basel, Miami Beach, and Hong Kong. Supporting the role that galleries play in promoting the careers of their artists, Art Basel frequently expands its platforms to include the newest developments in the visual arts. -Art Basel was founded in 1971 in Basel, Switzerland and it has expanded to Hong Kong,Miami and its slowly gaining international recognition.
Miami Street Art Museum -Montana Cans is an Industry Leading manufacturer of paint cans and street art supplies. -Montana has been revolutionizing the science behind spray paint and other art supplies, by creating higher and lower pressure cans, Glossy colors, Pastel Colors, Impermanent paint, Eco friendly paint, Impermanent markers, Montana Paint and Canvases, Sketchbooks and many more. -Montana is the Top Selling spray paint company in Europe and it is selling in more than 65 countries. -They support and sponsor young talents and help them develop their skills.
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Thesis
Miami Street Art Museum
Creating a space where Architecture and Street Art can coexist and reinforce one another rather than distort eachother. By combing a Fixed Research and Development center, with an Ambulatory Circulation and Gallery space, large cantilevers and natural light connects the two programs and draws the public through its galleries.
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Case Study - de Young Museum
Resembling several limbs or extensions of fingers, the de Young Museum orients itself within Golden Gate Park in San Fransisco, California. Three parallel bands (or fingers) are joined together with courtyards acting as lightwells within. Lighting is used to direct and congregate people around the main entrances as well as most important galleries.
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Miami Street Art Museum
Architect : Herzog & de Meuron Location : San Fransisco, CA Program : Fine Arts Museum Year : 2005 Size : 293,000sqft
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Case Study - de Young Museum
Light in Section - Highlighting Lightwells
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Light in Plan - Highlighting Courtyards
Moving around Light
Focal Point / Directed Circulation
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Case Study - de Young Museum
Building aligned with Paths of Park / Entry Sequence
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Open Air Treatment / Entry Conditions
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Program Analysis
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Program Analysis
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PROPOSAL
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SCHEMATIC DESIGN DIAGRAMS............................................................32 Offset from the Street Lightwells Cantilever Verticle Circulation Abstract Entry Sequence Grid Evolution of Ramp Levels Sun Study
FLOOR PLANS..........................................................................................42 First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan Third Floor Plan Site Plan
SECTIONS.................................................................................................46 Longitudinal Section
PROPOSAL
Cross Section Unwrapped Section
RENDERINGS............................................................................................50 Open Workspace Second Floor Computer Lab Exteriors 30
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Schematic Design
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Offset from the Street 32
Cantilevering 33
Schematic Design
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Abstract Form of Ambulatory Exhibits 34
Site Grid/ Break of Grid 35
Schematic Design
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Levels & Hierarchy 36
Lightwells 37
Schematic Design
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Vertical Circulation 38
Entry Squence 39
Schematic Design
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Floor Plans
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Collaborative Studios Spray Development
Entry
Spray Booth Paint Shop
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Individual Studios
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Individual Studio
Lecture Hall Lobby
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Model Shop
Collaborative Studios Individual Studio
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Individual Studio Lecture Hall
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Mechanical
Restroom
Restroom
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First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
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Floor Plans
Miami Street Art Museum 1 A101
Lookout
Individual Studio Collaborative Studio Individual Studio
Individual Studio
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Offices
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Men's Restroom Women's Restroom Cafe
Kitchen / Storage
Third Floor Plan 44
Site Plan 45
Sections
Miami Street Art Museum
Section A’ 46
Section B’ 47
2: Framed Art
Street Art applied on a canvas or with restricted dimensions.
1: Graffiti Dirrect application of spraypaint on the wall.
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3: Sculptural Street Art The metamorphosis of a Graffiti into a 3D physical form.
4: Space Art The ability of Street Art to form space. Creates a deception of your depth perception.
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DEVELOPMENT
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DETAILS....................................................................................................58 Detail Section
Detail Drawings
HVAC DIAGRAMS.....................................................................................59 Supply and Return Ducts STRUCTURE DIAGRAMS.........................................................................60 Structural Framing Diagrams EGRESS PLANS.........................................................................................61 First Floor Plan
DEVELOPMENT
MODEL PHOTOS......................................................................................64 Detail Sectional Model (Scale : 1/4” = 1’-0”)
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Second Floor Plan Third Floor Plan
Whole Building Model (Scale : 1/16” = 1’-0”)
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Development
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Soffit Detail HVAC Systems Detailed Wall Section 58
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Development
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Structural Framing 60
5=96' 6=80' 7=70' 8=53'
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First Floor Plan 61
Development
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5=79'
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3=94'
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Second Floor Plan 62
1=50' 2=47'
4=100' 5=100'
3=94'
6=86'
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Third Floor Plan 63
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