Tuesday, 28 June 2016

EXP 3_The Bridge_Final Submission

MASHUP
School of Architecture, The Loop


The School of Architecture is formed with bridging, a structure that wraps as a facade element around Square-house that connects, the ground level, floor levels and buildings as a unified loop. 

The bridging structure as it loops around garden areas and a rich array of trees, it offers students and staff the chance to take a closer look at the tree canopy, to experience the site from the treetops. The aim is to form a open space for people to experience nature. 



Built as a timber building for sustainability, carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere by the trees remains locked in the structure of the building. The glass exterior and open balconies draws people into this beautiful landscape, to enhance one’s experience of nature through all five senses, and to allow nature itself to inspire in us an experience of awe.The building loops around trees, with glass chambers enclosing gardens of rich vegetation, mankind must not only coexist with nature, but also be its active benefactor, this results in a unique experience bring people up close and personal with the canopy. The walkways, courtyards and glasswrapped volumes that form beneath the roof are remarkably transparent and invite people to engage with the expansive natural surroundings. Integrating trees in architectural and urban design is the integral part of this design. The bridge disappears as a sinuous silver ribbon that meanders between trees and canopies. 

  
Sources
http://www.archdaily.com/775884/baubotanik-the-botanically-inspired-design-system-that-creates-living-buildings
http://www.dezeen.com/2016/04/28/treetop-walkway-glenn-howells-architects-westonbirt-national-arboretum-in-gloucestershire-pathway-bridge-uk/
http://www.archdaily.com/775319/grace-farms-sanaa

18 SKETCH PERSPECTIVES





36 CUSTOM TEXTURES
Fluid

Linear

Resonance

Rhythmic

Rotational

Scalar
CHOSEN TEXTURES
Rotational: For Movement Element, Rotating Library

Linear: For Moving Element, Staircase/Seating  

Rhythmic: For Entrances/Gallery Spaces via ground level

3D SKETCHUP MODEL
SIMPLIFIED MODEL (Connecting Buildings)



SITE MODEL


MOVING ELEMENTS (SketchUp)







IN LUMION
The Library rotates within the glass chamber, elevates up and downwards, the upward and downward movement is dependent on the books the student wants to access, whilst rotation allows easy access. 
The Staircase function both as a seating bench and as a stair way to provide easy access between the computer labs and studio space. Each step module declines downwards when a discussion between tutor and students occurs. The stair module then folds up when more studio space is required for presentations.

DRAFT LUMION MODELS
Model 1: Curvy Waves

Model 1: Top View


Model 2: Bridging as a loop with External Stairs

Model 2: Top View

DEVELOPED MODEL
Exterior View, array of trees surround the bridge
Bridging elements connects the ground level to other building via a continuous loop that enhances circulation
Studio room and computer labs are linked by staircase/seating element, the staircase can lower or retract dependent on usage of the studio room
Computer labs, with glass chambers enclosing greenery
External staircases connects each floor level with efficient movement among levels
Exterior View Bridging at Blockhouse with Workshop, Office Spaces and Printing Lab
Lecture Theatre 

LUMION FILE
Lumion File DropBox Link

VIDEO

Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Architectural Form

SKETCHES
-composing the bridge in layers 
-having multiple pathways of circulation 
-interweaving paths 
-connection to nature with a green roof and trees integrated with the bridging structure


INSPIRATION: 
SANAA Rolex Centre 

David tajchman

Tuesday, 24 May 2016

Construction Model Concept 2

Bridging Model

3D MODEL

Red Colouring indicates entrances of buildings
Connected Buildings
1. Square House
2. Round House
3. Block House
4. Tyree
5. Law Building
6. International House (college)
7. NIDA and 891 Bus Station 


Plan View of Bridging between existing buildings and newly created spaces embedded along the bridge

Studio and Computer Space, Bridging wraps around east facade of Square House  
Inspiration 
Library Space, Glass Exterior and surrounding seating area that slopes to ground level from the bridge

Tuesday, 17 May 2016

EXP 3_PERSPECTIVES

MASHUP

Timber buildings are regularly praised for their sustainability, as carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere by the trees remains locked in the structure of the building.

A system of building with live trees that attempts to do just that.

Mankind must not only coexist with nature, but also be its active benefactor

Integrating trees in architectural and urban design

We developed solutions to adapt to climate change 


http://www.archdaily.com/775884/baubotanik-the-botanically-inspired-design-system-that-creates-living-buildings




The bridging structure offers visitors the chance to take a closer look at the tree canopy

To experience the site from the treetops for the first time

Disappear as a sinuous silver ribbon that meanders between trees and canopies

Up close and personal with the canopy

http://www.dezeen.com/2016/04/28/treetop-walkway-glenn-howells-architects-westonbirt-national-arboretum-in-gloucestershire-pathway-bridge-uk/








PERSPECTIVES



Tuesday, 3 May 2016

Justin Pak_ARCH1101_EXP 2_The Space Between_Final Submission

THE TWO CONCEPTS 

ALDO VAN EYCK: Opposition of Heavy and Light. 

Heavy structures seemingly float through suspension by juxtaposition with thin elements, not following the structural nature of built forms. This opposition creates a contrasts between elements that conveys a sense of lightness. The opposition of heavy and light is also achieved with opposing materiality to changes the weight of the elements. 


PETER EISENMAN: Ambiguity between Land-form and Building 

Undulating curves and flat plates mimics contouring land-forms and merges the building within its landscape. The transition connects the landscape with the building, situating the building and surrounding context together as architecture. 

The Berlin Holocaust Memorial opened in May 2005. Designed by American architect Peter Eisenman, it lies between East and West Berlin, within site of the Reichstag. - Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images News Collection/Getty Images


18 SKETCH AXONOMETRICSAXONOMETRICS

Peter Eisenman: Order and Disorder
Aldo Van Eyck: Opposition of Heavy and Light

Peter Eisenman: Ambiguity Between Land-form and Building
Aldo Van Eyck: Ambiguous Thresholds
Peter Eisenman: Intersecting Planes and Created Spaces
Aldo Van Eyck: Amalgamation of Repetition

CHOSEN MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT: Opposition of Heavy and Light, Ambiguity Between Land-form and Building




PARALLEL PROJECTIONS
Opposition of Heavy and Light, Ambiguity between Land-form and Building

Intersecting Planes and Created Spaces, Amalgamation of Repetition


Order and Disorder, Ambiguous Thresholds

36 CUSTOM TEXTURES
CHOSEN TEXTURES

Light
Medium
Dark

Light to Dark Textures

IMAGE CAPTURES AND THE ARCHITECTURE
ELECTROLIQUID AGGREGATION
A light rail stop built for sustainability has a structural form embedded harmoniously into the existing environment, the curvilinear form extends from the floor plane to the light rail station, this merges the built structure with the landscape harmoniously to minimise its visual impact. Heavy traffic is shifted underground with the above ground area expanded for an open greenery environment, this preserves the circulation of people, traffic and streets. Technology is combined with architecture with rising floor modules that provide places of seating during non peak hours, in which technology adapts to the program of use. Technology is also utilized for illumination at night, providing glowing hues and added vibrancy to the light rail station. 


VIDEO 




SUPPLEMENTARY IMAGES
LUMION RENDERS

LUMION MODEL DROPBOX
Lumion Model_EXP 2_The Space Between 

SKETCHUP MODEL