Matrix and Bubble Diagram

Space Organization

Guangzhou Opera House

New Pavilion for the McGill 

University Schulich School

STUDY MODELS

 

In this model I tried to show Chaos vs. calm. If you look at the right of the model you see chaos,use of different materials, extrusion, every material takes your eye to a different direction. There is too much going on but if you look at the left you see one simple shape where you can rest your eyes.

This model shows the concept of chaos vs. calm. Use of different materials put together on the left make you restless. On the other hand on the right there is a mesh that is simply shaped and shows elegance.

In this model I tried to show Active/ Alive. The big mesh creates a big wave showing movement and if somethings moving it is active. The wire reminds me of energy which travels in spiral motion which makes it look alive.

This model shows Alive/Active. to my understanding everything that moves is alive so I tried to show movement through this model. There is a vertical shape that is still and this spiral shape that wraps it and changes the thickness. It makes your eye move point to another.

In this model I tried to show private vs. public. The front of the model shows this big opening which is very welcoming and public. While in the back the mesh and the fabric creates a shadow which makes it look more private.

In this model I tried to show private vs. public. The wood block is a solid shape which is very public because you cant see through it. If you look at the square shape in the front in is covered by the mes but you can still see through which makes it more public.

CASE STUDY

     CASE STUDY 1

 

     CASE STUDY 2

     CASE STUDY 3

     CASE STUDY 4

     CASE STUDY 5

   CASE STUDY 6

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My impression of the site

When I went to visit the site I observed the "rusty" building which looked very messy. Across from it I saw some green spaces and water. It felt chaotic yet very calm.

Alive/ Active

I find art very fascinating. It tells a story which makes it alive. I used different patterns to show motion.

Program Collage

My collage is based on the programs of educational facility of music and performance art center. I incorporated the ideas of music halls, live performances, rooftop bar and the view.

Revised Program Collage

I revised my program collage because according to the comments the original program collage was too literal. I tried to show public vs. private. As the spiral shape increases/ it opens up it goes from private to public. The veins show the pathways, how spaces connect with one another.

Case Study 1

ASSIGNMENT 2 – Building Typologies

1.       Which building typology you are researching?

-          Educational facility of music and performance art centers

2.       Why are you researching this building typology?

-          Because music helps lift up my mood

-          takes my mind off things that I am trying to avoid

-          Brings peace and happiness

3.       What is the specialty of this building type you would like to research.

-          Music and theatre

4.       What are the examples that you will be researching… list the examples, location and architect              (10 examples)

-          Teatro del Lago, Frutillar / Chile (amercanda, Diseño y Arquitectura, Santiago de Chile)

-          Boston symphony hall (Wallace Clement Sabine)

-          Berlin philharmonie, Germany (Hans scharoun)

-          Blaibach concert hall (Peter haimerl architektur, Munich)

-          Tokyo opera city concert hall, Japan

-          Tianjin grand theater (gmp Architekten von Gerkan, Marg und Partner)

-          Grand Theater Qingdao, P.R. China (Grand Theater Qingdao, P.R. China)

-          Auditorium del Parco, L'Aquila (Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Paris)

           

5.       What are you goals for working with this building type?

-          Taking advantage of the natural light and incorporating it with the different programs.

6.       What are the program elements that you see included at this point in your building? (may evolve once more research is done)

-          Arrangement of seating (balcony)

-          movable ceiling (mood) that helps change the acoustics depending on whether the orchestra is performing baroque or romantic music

Hard rock cafe rooftop deck Seattle 

Guangzhou Opera House

Schermerhorn Symphony 

Academie MWD

Chetham’s School of Music 

New Pavilion for the McGill University Schulich School

Paris Music School