draft portfolio 2012_xv

7/31/2019 Draft Portfolio 2012_XV

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SECTION 1

SECTION 2

URBAN CONTEXT

PROJECT SITE SELECTION & ANALYSIS

Site Analysis......Existing Site Building Analysis......

Tower Hamlets Analysis...... General Political

SpitaleldsAnalysis...... Political History Mapping

SITE EXPLORATIONS

& ANALYSIS

[URBAN ANALYSIS]

BUILDING DESIGN

PROPOSAL

[DEVELOPMENT WORKS]

STREET ARTS

PAVILION

[DEVELOPMENT & DETAIL]

ARTS & CRAFTS

WORKSHOP

[DEVELOPMENT & DETAIL]

SECTION 1

SECTION 2

SECTION 3

OVERVIEW

CONCEPT DESIGN & MASTERPLANNING

REVISED DESIGN STRATEGY

Initial Developmental Design......Precedent Analysis......Schematic Layout......

Design Strategy & Occupational Use......Initial GA Drawings (WORKING DRAWINGS)......Area Schedule......Seasonal Solar Analysis......Existing vs. Proposed......

Site Analysis......Attitudes Towards Existing Site......Design Strategy......

SECTION 4

SECTION 5

SECTION 6

FORM FINDING

REVISED DESIGN STRATEGY

DETAIL

Troubleshooting & Design Flaws......Precedent Analysis......Design Response......

Key Fixings & Joints......

Initial Design Development......

SECTION 7

SECTION 8

SECTION 9

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

REVISED DESIGN

DETAIL DRAWINGS

Precedent Analysis......Service /Program Layout......Facade Analysis......

Facade Components......Construction Sequence......

Initial design works......

CONTENTS


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THE LONDON BOROUGH OFTOWER HAMLETS


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DEPRIVATION2010 CARTOGRAM INDEX

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& GCSE SCORE2010 CARTOGRAM INDE


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The layers that form the Tower Hamlets Key Diagram Tower Hamlets Key Diagram

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The key diagram shows the strategic elements to the delivery of the Tower Hamlets spatial


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SPATIAL STRATE

Spitaelds,oncetheparishoftheMarysSpittel(athenhospitalanBrewery and Brick Lane. [12] It is a

SPITALFIELDS WILL CONTINUE TVERSE AND MIXED USE AREA. IT CHARACTERISED BY ITS DIVERTIES AND ITS SPECIALIST OFFER

RESTAURANTS.

DEVELOPMENT IN SPITALFIELDAND RESPONSIVE TO THE MIXEGRAIN CHARACTER THAT DEFINECITY FRINGE. IT WILL CONSERVE AND ENABLE THE INTEGRATIO

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IMPROVING SPITALFIELDS NETWSPACES WILL OPEN UP ACCESS TIONS INCLUDING BANGLATOWNBISHOPS SQUARE AND CHRIST C

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TheimageaboveisofBishopSquare,oneofSpitaleldskeylandmarkareas.


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SPITALFIE


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SPITALFIE


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OSBORNSTREET.

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THE OSBORN STREET WARE

Address:15To25,OsbornStreet,E1

The derelict Site lies between an old EDF EnerNorth side, and the recently extended Whitecha

South side. The old Energy Station is currently opmentworkswhichwillitsowner(EDF)totimachinery within it.

TheabandonedSitehasbeenidentiedandseStrategy Framework as a primary primary redeve

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THE SITE

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THE SITE


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THIS SUMMER A DERELICT WAREHOUSE SITE ON OSBORN STREET (SPITALFIELDS,

TOWER HAMLETS) WILL BE TRANSFORMED INTO A CENTRE OF UNIQUE STRUCTURES

CELEBRATING THE RICH AND DIVERSE EAST LONDON COMMUNITY THROUGH ARTS,CRAFTS AND SPORTS.

THE ABANDONED WAREHOUSE SITE ON OSBORN STREET HAS BECOME A FORGOTTEN SPACE OVERTIME. THOUGH SITUATED INTHE CONSERVATION AREA OF BRICK LANE IT STILL REMAINS DERELICT, COLLECTING RUST, SCRAP OBJECTS FROM PASSERS BY

AND GRAFFITI, WHICH IS PERHAPS ITS ONLY MERIT.

I BELIEVE THERE IS BEAUTY TO BE FOUND IN THE DERELICT AND ABANDONED. THE AESTHETICS OF AGEING WALLS WITH PEELINGPAINT HAS A CERTAIN DESIRED QUALI TY ABOUT IT. IT IS FOR THIS REASON THAT IINTEND TO RETAIN A LARGE PROPORT ION OF THEEXISTING SITE, CREATING TEMPORARY BUILDS (HOUSING AN ARTS PAVILION,CRAFTS WORKSHOP/INTERNET HUB,SKATE&BIKEVERT RAMP AND RESTAURANT) WITHIN THE VACANT OR EXTREMELY DECAYING SPACES WITHIN THE SITE.

THE OSBORN CENTER OF CULTURE AND ARTS (OCCA) IS MY REMEDY TO THE COUNTLESS YEARS OF NEGLECT THE SITE HAS

BEEN SUBJECTED TO.


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Frontal Internal View of Site (East Facing) Rear Internal View of Site (West Facing)

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Aerial View of Proposed Site (Post Demolition) with Struc-

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The Structural Portal Frame will give theneeded support to existing bowing and weak-end site wall structure, whilst providing thestructural shell for the new centers services.

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localcommunity

skateboarders BMX rollerbladers dancer/performer

tourists

families schools

students streetartists

MIXED-USEOSBORN CENTER

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Dance Studio

Public Toilets


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EXISTING ABANDONED WAREHOUSE SITE INITIAL SCHEMATIC LAYOUT


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Its unconventional form will need overa hundred custom made unique jointsandxings,whichwillbecostly.

The Art canvases have no encasing and so are left exposedunprotected against elements such as sunlight, rain and airpollution. Making them extremely prone to corrosion anddecay.

No primary structural support means that thepavilion is extremely unstable and may eventopple.

The current form has severe drainage issues. Rain-water will collect in the exposed pockets, damagingthe Artworks and any electricals.

Health & Sto climb thecollapse wface.

PRECEDENT


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TheSolarCanopyisa925sqmphtovoltaic solar collector, currently tlargest solar collector in the UK. Tstructure is a geometrically complspace frame constructed of larpoles joined by steel nodes, of whino two nodes are identical.

PV SOLAR GLAZING /BOX SECTION 2x2m FLAT R


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SPACEFRAME STRUCTURA

SUPPORT GRID.

CHAOTIC SPACE FRAME C

ART DISPLAY PANELS.

SUPPORTS.


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PAVILION PLAN VI& ELEVATIONS


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BASIC3D VIEWS OF PAVIL


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The arts pavilion will be constructed using themethod and technique of the classic space framedesign, invented by Dr. Mengeringhausen consist-ing of spherical nodes and circular hollow sections.

SpecicallythepavilionwillbeassembledusingtheKugel Knoten (KK) system, typically used in doublelayer applications. The KK-System provides greatstrength-to-weight performance with excelent span-ning capabilities.

KK-System Typical Detail.

STREET ARTS PAVILION

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM ANALYSIS.

A: typical spherical node (45mm radius)B: typical circular hollow sections (30mm radius)


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The arts pavilion will display works of art from lo-cal and resident artists. To achieve this the artworkwill be sandwiched between two panes of supportedpoint glass connected together by stainless steel

SpiderRoutelttings,givingtheimpressionoftheworksofartoating.

A: supported point glassB: designated art work zoneC: Exploded Spider Routel FittingD: typical Spaceframe KK-System.

STREET ARTS PAVILION

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INFO ON KNOXOUPAINT


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PRECEDE

Le2-22,designedbyAedicia,ateamofarchitects,designers,engineersandcommunicationspecialists,hasbecomethegateway to Montreals arts and entertainment district.

Its eye-catching faade - an innovative twin walled skin the outer glass layer of which is designed to fully retract in the sum-mer revealing a wooden envelope beneath with punched openings that reads like an abstract tapestry - to its large-scaledrecessedangularentrancethatfreesupthesidewalkfordensepedestriantrafc,whichtheareaexperiencesduringfestivals.The space created by superimposing the two materials is used for multimedia installations.


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The 2-22 is a green building aiming forLEEDcerticationhasbeenachievedata cost of $ 20 million. The 2-22 has re-ceivedagrantof$5millionunderthepro -gramImagining-BuildingMontreal2025and the transfer of land from the City ofMontreal.


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Collaboration between emerging

and established artists

KnoxOut Paint/Spray medium

(Air Cleaning Paint)

Plywood Panels as Canvas


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RENDER VIEW1


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FULL SET OF UPDA

GA PLANS & SECT

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SCENE E


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NEW MOVIE EXTRA


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NEW MOVIE EXTRA


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THE MAKING OF(SCREEN SHOTS)


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