With my
theme being “unity”, this bridge connects the Squarehouse from the Roundhouse
to the Tyree building. This allows students to move around much easier, as
everything is close and centered around the space requirements. I also added a
lot of social spots including a bbq area that can be used by students, as this
encourages unity amongst the students.
Monday, 27 June 2016
Sunday, 26 June 2016
Draft Model
I decided to connect the bridge to all the buildings around the lower part of campus as it would be the easiest solution for the students getting around. It creates this massive area of space to work with, allowing me to add a lot of social spots on the bridge.
Two Moving Elements
This is an innovative design for a staircase which is different from any other staircase. It progressively collapses to the bottom of the first floor.
This is a roof structure made in grasshopper that allows for movement in all 4 corners. With this, it can be used to adjust the surface allowing for either more sunlight in a certain direction or when it is raining, funnel water into a direction which can be captured for recyclable use.
3 Article Mash Up
Unity in Architecture
To achieve Unity and Multiplicity simultaneously through architecture, buildings should establish a single identity as a complex, while sensitively maintaining respect to the old structure and drawing from the diverse urban context the site's full potential. One's memory of an event can also bring a sense of continuity to a large site. The urban intervention was designed as a sequence of spaces and presents a usable public space, intended for adaption as a venue for multiple activities. In this way, it also serves as a connection between local residents and visitors, bringing them together in one space.
To achieve Unity and Multiplicity simultaneously through architecture, buildings should establish a single identity as a complex, while sensitively maintaining respect to the old structure and drawing from the diverse urban context the site's full potential. One's memory of an event can also bring a sense of continuity to a large site. The urban intervention was designed as a sequence of spaces and presents a usable public space, intended for adaption as a venue for multiple activities. In this way, it also serves as a connection between local residents and visitors, bringing them together in one space.
Tuesday, 3 May 2016
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