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Page 1: UniMelb ENVS10004_2016_SM1: Designing Environments - Site Analysis

site analysisunion lawn

history / action / climate / movement

penny grigor – action / panoramas sherry te - movementmegane ah-yu - history

ho pak ho justin - movement

Page 2: UniMelb ENVS10004_2016_SM1: Designing Environments - Site Analysis

historythe union lawn (also known as the concrete lawn) was originally the site of

ornamental lake, which was filled in due to the space limitations. the site was

known for its indigenous and non indigenous’ people significance.

fiona johnson and jillian walliss (reconciling history: inserting an indigenous space

into the university of melbourne campus, ) suggested the histories of events that

explains in this space from the campus tour and the official history of the built

environment fails to acknowledge the university as a place of debate of student life.

today, the union lawn, also known as the concrete lawn is known as a major

gathering place.

the site is surrounded by the redmond barry building, the melbourne school of

design, the raymond priestly building, the union house and the baldwin spencer

building. three buildings known as redmond barry building, the raymond priestly

building and the union house still remains today from the 1985’s.

Page 3: UniMelb ENVS10004_2016_SM1: Designing Environments - Site Analysis

union house

1938 map

zoology shed

the lake

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1985 map

union lawn/ concrete lawn

union house

zoology

architecture buildingraymond

priestly building

redmondbarrybuilding

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2016 map

raymond priestly building

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LEGEND:

highlight of buildings that still remains today from the 1938

mapan overlay of buildings

improvement in 1985, that has been constructed.

union house

zoology

redmond barrybuilding

architecture building

raymond priestly building

union lawn/ concrete lawn has been constructed on the

lake area

union lawn/ concrete lawn

old commerce

an overlay of the 1985 map onto the 1938 map

showing site improvement

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union lawn/ concrete lawn

union house

melbourne school of design

redmond barrybuilding

baldwin spencer

raymond priestleybuilding

an overlay of the 2016 map onto the 1938 map

showing site improvement

legend:the highlight of building that still remains today from the

1938 mapan overlay of buildings

improvement in 2016, that has been constructed.

union lawn/ concrete lawn

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11 am 9 am 1 pm

3 pm 5 pm 7 pm

action / intensity each dot represents a person

blue - walking / red - waiting / green - eating + drinking / yellow - socialising

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action / intensity

+ the site is mainly used as a thoroughfare and as a rest area. the south grassy area is barely used, except as an area to wait for others. the north-east corner gets very congested

during peak times, due to the café and seating creating traf-fic.

+ the majority of non-pedestrian use is in the north-west cor-ner. workers from union house use that path to transport trol-

leys and rubbish through raymond priestley.

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action / use

+ on wednesdays, the markets contribute to quite a lot of the foot traffic through the

area, as many people who are walking through are also shopping. the café

(standing room) is a central part of the us-age of concrete lawn. when it’s shut, the

main use of the site becomes as a pathway between buildings.

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panoramas

9 am

11 am

1 pm

3 pm

5 pm

7 pm

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climate / sun + shade

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climate / heat

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