Danny Tan's Design Portfolio

A MAGAZINE FOR THE HUNGRY AND CURIOUS

BON APPETIT SEM 2

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DEC 2021

THE RECIPE FOR PERFECT ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECT DANNY TAN SHARES HIS RECIPE FOR THE PERFECT ARCHITECTURE EVER CREATED

TABLE OF CONTEXT

ARCHIVE 99

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House of Interlacing Cubiod is an assemble pieces that gather the influences .The building stood as a single pieces monument as a remembrance of the Thomasina. Contrast in forms and sharing the stone carving ideas under the sense of wholeness and unity. Shifting of various sizes in blocks create intersection and void space allow the nature light cycle in the building. The Stair located in front of the building using the languages of Carlo Scarpa’s Steping and Gothic Hand Rail create the moments of geometrical blend into organical forms. As the architect of this building mentioned: “Unity forming Beauty, Contrast creates aesthetics”

THE ENLACE TERMINAL

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The ideas of publicity in the institution, the circulation connection becomes the essential for connecting the programs. The ideal institution environments should be carried it’s own unique identity being grand and welcoming and as for the learning environments aspect , it should be aggregated and interlace, forming the collisions of porosity.The institution should also be the canopy for the public leaning and promotes the academic and publicity engagement. Instead of frozen monuments, events such as night market & community activities must be filled and turning it into a movement of activating the space. The “ Architecture was no longer supposed to disguise functions, but to make them visible and to render the city and its buildings immediately readable. ”. These inspired the design of Enlace Terminal being an institute of Innovative, Imagination and Impactful.

RMIT BUILDING 101 SCIENCE LAB

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The Dry Laboratory space type is a laboratory space that is specific to work with dry stored materials, electronics, and/or large instruments with few piped services. The laboratories defined by this space type are analytical laboratories that may require accurate temperature and humidity control, dust control, and clean power. Dry laboratory space types are designed to accommodate project specific work patterns and scientific equipment. Wet Laboratory space types are defined as laboratories where chemicals, drugs, or other material or biological matter are tested and analyzed requiring water, direct ventilation, and specialized piped utilities.

SCULLERY

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A self sustainable ecosytem and hybrid office work space.

“The Plant” The Plant is a collections of architecture element where details were amplified. The Plant focus on establishing an self sustain ecosystem where the power produces can be self used and reused of waste generated. Architecture were form by small detail and large gesture, the implement of architecture elements were redefine and added roles into the new spaces. The project look at the potiential in making combination between ornate structure and its programs. Also the definitions of the original forgetten elements and space how can it be transfer into our project.

THE NERVE.

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Meticulously made to adapt, housing for the 22nd Century. A proposal that intends to tackle existing conditions and future pandemics to come. To create a mix-used self-sustaining utopian within Hudson yards. A city within a city. All programs strategically designated to allow flexibility for block isolation when necessary.

ALBERTI, PALADIO & THE MACHINES

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The design intention was to discover the pssiblities of AI (Artificial Intelligence) could bring an impact of changing our current architecture industry. Student were split up into groups to research on different ways to appoarch AI technology into different aspects. Our group were using the AI as a style transfer tools to bring the classical Palladian style into a modern highrise typology. Discover the new outcome of the generated elevation and rationalize the design. While during the rationalize process, include the modern building typologies and detail modifying the interesting moments. Our finals goals were to convince public that AI as a revolution technology in the future days can possibly help out and be the mainstream of future architecture.

JAVA PREDICAMENT

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This project is based on the gesture of large scale manufacturing preferring to set up their production line over the decentralised area that leads to populating factories villages every certain distance throughout the rural centre java. They formed the local ecologies & ecosystem and eventually the cluster of factories formed up into different fields of industry. Therefore, the goals of this factory village module is strives to achieve the commercial activation through the dispersion methodology of production onto the existing road network with least amount of disruption to the local context.

MCG EXTENSION PRECINCT

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So we thought that it’d be a good idea to start with a quote from Greg Baum of Fairfax media who says about the MCG “The MCG is a Shrine... It is to this city what the opera house is to Sydney”.

We appreciate and agree with Greg, however unlike the Sydney Opera House, for a large part of the day and furthermore the year, the iconic MCG shrine is near empty. With the MCG being a mere 10 minute walk from the city and having adjacent connections to Rod Laver Arena, Aami park and Fitzroy gardens we think there’s a lot of potential in the brief. We’ve looked over the brief and appreciate the opportunity to invigorate Yarra park with an academic precinct as well as more community based sports facilities which has a great chance to utilise the Yarra Park’s adjacencies to create space that can be used year round. We’re aware that the demographics of the different programs in the brief aren’t typically associated with each other but we think there’s an opportuni-ty to unite two of the most thriving communities in Melbourne.Melbourne has a world class sporting culture, hosting the 10th largest stadium by capacity in the entire world with the MCG while also being known as the education state. International education as continued to prosper in Melbourne with he largest exported services being educational services, accruing over 5 billion dollars in revenue per year.This has inspired us to create our version world class precinct which combine aspects from sports and education.

PARCHIPELAGOS

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Parchipelagos are form by the foundamental concept through this varous of explorations and conversations, the project explored the large scale strategy in designing the productivitity of the park by creating the catalogue of what if? WHAT IF the park is made by its contour? WHAT IF projected the urban fabric back to the park? WHAT IF the park is divided through the “vertical belt”? WHAT IF park is a mass production of urban farming? WHAT IF park is a market place? WHAT IF park are vertical towers? WHAT IF park is a plugin city by smaller artifacts?

Then zoom into the closer lens of exploration for potiential site surrounding to form up this individuals and unique parchipelagos. The design seat into specific question and catergories design. The forming up by this different island of park navigating different scenarios.

Productivity and user experience are the key values that the project trying achieve. Therefore, park will no longer be just a “deserted island” within the urban realm but a transition of recreational ground to the city context.

“A recipe has no soul. You as the designer must bring soul to the recipe” Danny Tan

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House of Interlacing Cubiod is an assemble pieces that gather the influences .The building stood as a single pieces monument as a remembrance of the Thomasina. Contrast in forms and sharing the stone carving ideas under the sense of wholeness and unity. Shifting of various sizes in blocks create intersection and void space allow the nature light cycle in the building. The Stair located in front of the building using the languages of Carlo Scarpa’s Steping and Gothic Hand Rail create the moments of geometrical blend into organical forms. As the architect of this building mentioned

RMIT 48 House of Interlacing Cubiod is an assemble pieces that gather the influences . The building stood as a single pieces monument as a remembrance of the Thomasina. Contrast in forms and sharing the stone carving ideas under the sense of wholeness and unity. Shifting of various sizes in blocks create intersection and void space allow the nature light cycle in the building. The Stair located in front of the building using the languages of Carlo Scarpa’s Steping and Gothic Hand Rail create the moments of geometrical blend into organical forms. As the architect of this building mentioned

Unity forming Beauty, Contrast creates aesthetics

ALBERTI, PALADIO & THE MACHINES

The design intention was to discover the pssiblities of AI (Artificial Intelligence) could bring an impact of changing our current architecture industry. Student were split up into groups to research on different ways to appoarch AI technology into different aspects. Our group were using the AI as a style transfer tools to bring the classical Palladian style into a modern highrise typology. Discover the new outcome of the generated elevation and rationalize the design. While during the rationalize process, include the modern building typologies and detail modifying the interesting moments.

Our finals goals were to convince public that AI as a revolution technology in the future days can possibly help out and be the mainstream of future architecture.

The project’s main intention was to discover the possiblities of AI (Artificial Intelligence) could bring an impact of changing our current architecture industry. Our group were using the AI as a style transfer tools to bring the classical Palladian style into a modern highrise typology. Discover the new outcome of the generated elevation and rationalize the design. While during the rationalize process, include the modern building typologies and detail modifying the interesting moments. Our finals goals were to convince public that AI as a revolution technology in the future days can possibly help out and be the mainstream of future architecture.

University ? = Sport

The overall ideas started off with discussing whether is which sides is more democratic however we turned our focus into reflected each perspectives being non-democratic. Then we design our lawn bowling into a design that reflected both negative side of each perspectives.The design intention was to form two parts of typologies forming into one sport field. Firstly the Corridor that reassemble the believes of status in universities clubs and reflected the ideology of hierachy of position in clubs. We design the left wings corridor into a compress and narrow entrance represent the newly joined members and for the right wings we designed it into a ginormous classical corridor to represent the management board of the clubs and VIPS. We believe this design moves will reflected the social status of the clubs. However, we also wanna designed the central clubhouse as the representation of the sport idea of “Throne” . We outline the idea of Sport field rules were determined by the winner like the thrones where only the winner deserve all the fame and glory.

We pushed down the central sport field lower to amplified the players who are putting efforts but not given a chance to proof themselves overlooked the winner that was talented.

The public library is located on a sort of peninsula. If we were to connect a few of Caen’s most important places, such as the two monastery churches Abbaye aux Dames and the Abbaye aux Hommes to the north and west, the main railway station to the south and the new development area to the east, their point of intersection would be exactly on the building site of the library.

Inspired by these functional axes, there is an X-shaped floor plan which takes on the context and gives the building its high recognition factor.

MCG EXTENSION PRECINCT

The library design begin with the main design gesture of the creating the collaboration enviroment of learning. This inspired us to design a open space learning enviroment and through collaboration we could achieve the same goals. For the design the elevated a corner of liibrary up to reassemble as sloped of success. We believed the natural sloped landscape for the library could help to amplified the ideology of coorperation building up the throne, the belief of 1+1>2. Under the elevated floor are the community cafe area which provides the area of sharing knowledge and discussion.

We reflect the value of success were built from cores of teamwork and sharing. Then we link the cafe spacing over the library by creating the laneway that connect-ed two space.

Collage city is a book written by Colin Rowe that criticized the modern Utopia-style idealized urban planning , while also questioned the traditional nostalgic townscape. He opposed the cult of Sicience Ficition such as Archigram and Metabolism and Cult of Townscape such as Golden Cullen) and more esteemed the combination of the City of fabrics and the city of object, like the collage behavior ,A mild intermediate form. In mcg’s masterplan design, Manhattaon’s grid form serves as the “city of object” representing the modern city, and the terrain formed by the hierarchy of the Acroplis with the different functions inside and outside the 2 circle as the city of fabrics, meets The purpose of both functionality and texture. “object”and “fabric”. Formally, Rowe distinguishes between two different architectural thinking, turning them into “hedgehogs” and “foxes.”

Respectively referred to the Hadrian”s Villa, which represents the overall architecture. And the Palace of Versailles which represents the architectural ideals of the mixed conflicts. These two types of totalitarian and decentralized forms represent in the masterplan design. The center mcg stadium with the diffused “sports circle” surround it as the hedgehog, while the cafe, libraries and consulting rooms in the second circle, disperse but interact with each other as foxes. These divisions represent the reflection and response of the collage city to the multi-complexity of the venue.

VELOPARK So we thought that it’d be a good idea to start with a quote from Greg Baum of Fairfax media who says about the MCG “The MCG is a Shrine... It is to this city what the opera house is to Sydney”. We appreciate and agree with Greg, however unlike the Sydney Opera House, for a large part of the day and furthermore the year, the iconic MCG shrine is near empty. With the MCG being a mere 10 minute walk from the city and having adjacent connections to Rod Laver Arena, Aami park and Fitzroy gardens we think there’s a lot of potential in the brief.

We’ve looked over the brief and appreciate the opportunity to invigorate Yarra park with an academic precinct as well as more community based sports facilities which has a great chance to utilise the Yarra Park’s adjacencies to create space that can be used year round. We’re aware that the demographics of the different programs in the brief aren’t typically associated with each other but we think there’s an opportuni-ty to unite two of the most thriving communities in Melbourne.Melbourne has a world class sporting culture, hosting the 10th largest stadium by capacity in the entire world with the MCG while also being known as the education state. International education as continued to prosper in Melbourne with he largest exported services being educational services, accruing over 5 billion dollars in revenue per year.This has inspired us to create our version world class precinct which combine aspects from sports and education.

THE ENLACE TERMINAL

Image: The view showed the entrance from the west carpark entering to our site. It also shows the relationship between the Enlace Terminal to its surrounding context and provide the hosting ground for the local communities night market.

Image. This is an overview shots of central atrium space related to its surrounding built form, also showing how the coridor stitchup the enlacement design approach.

Image: The view showed the game production area glancing out the atrium courtyard. The observational learning relationship in and out, where people in the inside room can engage to the atrium people and people studying at the atrium can engage back to the inner room

Image Top: The Private nooks for media podcast learning located at the top level of the building and overview the atrium spacing.

Image Bottom: The view showed the public amphitheatre located at the Docklands Drive during the night media market festival are activated as a performance spaces and entry point to the building.

Image Top: This is an overview shots of central atrium space related to its surrounding built form, also showing how the coridor stitchup the enlacement design approach.

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Legend: Ground Level LV1-01: Flexible Workshop Space 01 LV1-02: Flexible Workshop Space 02 LV1-03: Green Screen Studio 01 LV1-04: Office Space 01 LV1-05: Office Space 02 LV1-06: Office Space 03

LV1-07: Meeting Space 01 LV1-08: Meeting Space 02 LV1-09: Office Space 04 LV1-10: Loading Docks/ Storage Space LV1-11: Green Screen Studio 02 LV1-12: Control Room 01 LV1-13: Lift Core/ Toilet LV1-14: Casual Study Area LV1-15: Editting Suite 01

LV1-16: Server Room LV1-17: Editing Suite 02 LV1-18: Info Corner LV1-19: Control Room 02 Level 2 LV2-20: Classroom 01 LV2-21: Exposed Resting Area LV2-22: Indoor Resting Area LV2-23: Cafeteria LV2-24: Classroom 02

LV2-25: Classroom 03 LV2-26: Physical Effects Workshop 01 LV2-27: Private Meeting Room 01 LV2-28: Physical Effects Workshop 02 LV2-29: Games Production Space LV2-30: Live Broadcasting Station LV2-31: Casual Study Area LV2-32: Student Study Area LV2-33: Server Room 02

LV2-34: Classroom 04 LV2-35: Informal Learning Corridor Level 3 LV3-36: Outdoor Study Balcony LV3-37: Private Media Nooks 01 LV3-38: Private Meeting Area LV3-39: Informal Learning Platform LV3-40: Private Media Nooks 02 LV3-41: Library / Quiet Learning Space

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The Section show the gradient of publicity spacing from the ground floor then transits to the upper level of private formal learning environments. Also from the Left Academic spacing to the Right of Comunities spacing. The Section also shows the open plaza located at ground entry of the building, acted as the exhibition space.

Legend: 01: Balcony Outdoor Learning 02: Drop off zone 03: Games Production Space 04: Classroom 01 05: Equipment Loan & Return 06: Private Meeting Area

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Scullery A self sustainable ecosytem and hybrid office work space.

“The Plant” The Plant is a collections of architecture element where details were amplified. The Plant focus on establishing an self sustain ecosystem where the power produces can be self used and reused of waste generated. Architecture were form by small detail and large gesture, the implement of architecture elements were redefine and added roles into the new spaces. The project look at the potiential in making combination between ornate structure and its programs such as “the sixth order column” that was placed in fertilizer manufacturing stores. Brutal yet ornate.

Also the definitions of the original forgetten elements and space how can it be transfer into our project. Ideas such as old balcony were used as extension of utilities were then translate as using the qualities of screening being the partition of the offices.

Besides, the project looks into further details on rehabiting hybrid technologies into the elements, suggesting new ways to utilised or understanding the originals architecture elements. Algae farming was a solutions to provide a close loop powered system for the building.

Promotions on merging between utilities structure and infrastructure. Multipurpose of usage on elements such as anaerobic digestion bathroom discovering the potiential mix of programs happening in the same time.

Lastly the project believes with small moments of architecture can bring in new impact this is why the project was made into a demonstrative display for public audience and show the future pathway to a mix usage office building.

Door of turnisia, the door symbolise as ornate structure and fortune totems for locals. They are generally built of palm wood reinforced with sheet metal. Door was a door within door and it can be opened for house owners and fully opened during occasions.

Under the Hyakuden Power-plant, the space was utilised as waste treatment and fertilizer production. The column that upholds the structure was ornate from the sixth order column to form the similar ambient of Ornated yet Brutal.

The hybrid system anerobic toilet was located at the center of the upper levels.

The toilet has a double storey height and anarobic tank was stored underneath. The toilet acted as a demostrative elements for the public usage.

A overview on “The Plants” from the main streets, demostrated the hybrid system and elements inside.

The Hong Kong’s balcony extension was used as an extension of program space when is needed and also the ideas of the storage and utilities was placed in the space. Also the space was futher extended through the hanging clothing spaces and rods for plants.

JAVA PREDICAMENT

The Factory Villages formula This project is based on the gesture of large scale manufacturing preferring to set up their production line over the decentralised area that leads to populating factories villages every certain distance throughout the rural centre java. They formed the local ecologies & ecosystem and eventually the cluster of factories formed up into different fields of industry. Therefore, the goals of this factory village module is strives to achieve the commercial activation through the dispersion methodology of production onto the existing road network with least amount of disruption to the local context.

The Factory village is an ecologies system that maximise the commercial activation through the dispersation of production onto the existing road networking.

Therefore, the speculation was projected based on the formula that we identified as measurement.

With the ideal formula,we believe in 2045 masterplan more model of production belt will be establish and identified throughout Center Java region.

Primary Road Network

Primary Road Network are the main access that connects the regional network to the local scale. The Dropoff center allow the loading trunk to load & unload the import/ export goods. The Road conditions allow various scale of vehicle to be ultilise.

Secondary Road Network

Secondary Road Network functioned as the access that connects the production stream lines. The raw materials and local residents are normally delivered through this secondary road. The Road usually allow goods transportation & local resident vehicles to be ultilise.

Tertiary Road Network

Tertiary Road Network main roled as connection to the rural areas.

Limited access of vehicles to the road conditions.

PARCHIPELAGOS

Parchipelagos are form by the foundamental concept through this varous of explorations and conversations, the project explored the large scale strategy in designing the productivitity of the park by creating the catalogue of what if? WHAT IF the park is made by its contour? WHAT IF projected the urban fabric back to the park? WHAT IF the park is divided through the “vertical belt”? WHAT IF park is a mass production of urban farming? WHAT IF park is a market place? WHAT IF park are vertical towers? WHAT IF park is a plugin city by smaller artifacts?

Then zoom into the closer lens of exploration for potiential site surrounding to form up this individuals and unique parchipelagos. The design seat into specific question and catergories design. The forming up by this different island of park navigating different scenarios.

Productivity and user experience are the key values that the project trying achieve. Therefore, park will no longer be just a “deserted island” within the urban realm but a transition of recreational ground to the city context.

The KLCC East Gate Tower is a proposed skyscraper project located in Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC), Malaysia. Designed with Zaha Hadid Architects, the design comprises three office towers and a retail podium located next to the mass rapid transit KLCC East Station. The design is 145 stories and 700 m (2,297 ft) in height.

PETRONAS Twin Towers are the tallest twin towers in the world, and its status has remained unchallenged since 1996. We welcome you to Malaysia’s proudest icon and architectural wonder, lined with an endless shopping and touring experience.

Petronas Twin Towel Park Masjid Park Sat between the flowering gardens of the KLCC Park and the dramatic heights of the Petronas Twin Towers, Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur offers impressive views, fabulous facilities and a convenient central location.

As a five-star luxury hotel in the heart of the city we enjoy elegant interiors, spacious rooms and a wealth of dining options.

A five-level purpose-built facility the Centre encompasses over 33,000 sqm of flexible multipurpose function space in the heart of the iconic Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) precinct and has maintained its market leader status through ongoing and rigorous investment, maintenance and management expertise.

- Exihibitions and Hall - Office buildings - Religous buildings - Shopping Centres - Residential buildings

The As Syakirin Mosque (Malay: Masjid As Syakirin), also known as KLCC Mosque, is a mosque located in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC). The mosque is situated near the Suria KLCC shopping centre and the Petronas Twin Towers, the tallest twin towers in the world. In 2009, the mosque went through a major renovation to increase the capacity from 6000 people to 12,000 people.

Oriental Hotel Park

Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre Park

Exxon Mobile Park

Menara Felda is a stunning 50 storey corporate office tower that makes up one of the component of the Platinum Park development.

Why 50 storeys? The number of storeys symbolizes Felda’s 50 years of achievements and its inspiration to become a key player in the era of globalization.

An abstract “oil palm fruit seed” oval shape forms the typical floor plan of Menara Felda.

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THE CANOPY PAVILLION.

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TUNNEL PARK.

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THE “TRIBUTARY”

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PERSONAL EXIHIBITION FACADE.

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THE EXOSEKELETON.

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TERRAIN LOBBY.

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TERRAIN LOBBY.

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THE EXOSEKELETON.

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PERSONAL EXIHIBITION FACADE.

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THE “TRIBUTARY”

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TUNNEL PARK.

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1200MM * 500MM IN SITU CONCRETE REINFORCEMENT BEAMS

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828

BE - 001

BE - 001

327

SD - 001

SD - 001

TR - 001

ø 51

VF - 001

SB - 001

580

SINK / WASHBASIN, TO FACILITATE THE TURN CIRCLE OF A WHEELCHAIR

FEMALE BATHROOM/LOCKERS DR - 001

915

ZERO Architects

TB - 001

VF - 001

FEMALE BATHROOM

F.F.L 0

ø 120

ø 51

ø 51 SB - 001

Amenities Amenities Plan 1 Elevation 1 : 20

Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

100263

27/03/2019 Zero Architects

HR - 001

DW - 001

SD - 001

DW - 001

ø 51 SB - 001

ZERO Arc

Building

ø 160

ø 160

120MM DRAINAG E HOLE TO KEEP THE AREA CLEAN AND FREE FROM WATER WASTE

DR - 001

DR - 001

Project number

HR - 001

HR - 001

MATERIAL

GYPSUM P RAW CONC EXPOSED STRUCTUR MARLBOU MSC-001 FIBRE GLA FGB-001 GSRCS-002 - GALVANIZ STAIRS HOLLOW T HTS-001 NON STRU NSW-001 PRIMERA T PTS-001 TIMBER BA TBC-002 POLISH CO PCF-002 PRECAST PCS-003 STAIRCAS DGCW-001 - DOUBLE C CURTAIN W FOUR PAN PGSD-002 DOOR DOUBLE G DGW-003 GLASS RECYCLE RB-001 PRECAST PC-004 ALUMINIUM APP-001 PANELS GALVANIS GSF-001 FRAME CONCRET CP-005 PRECAST PCB-006 BEAM PRECAST PCB-007 BEAM TOILET BA TB-001 SINK BASIN SB-001 HAND RAIL HR-001 TOILET RO TR-001 SWINGING SD-001 URINAL UR-001 DIVIDING W DW-001 VINYL FLO VF-001 DRAIN DR-001 SHOWERH SH-001 LOCKERBA LB-001 BENCH BE-001 -

GP-001 RCC-001 ESS-001 -

Amenities

DRAIN

DRAIN

ø 51 ø 51

2 Building 101

1 : 20

CODE

196

ø 51

TR - 001

ø 51 SB - 001

SD - 001

88

SD - 001 HR - 001

SD - 001

513

SB - 001

1206

SERVICES CAVITY 300MM TO FACILITATE THE PLUMING AND PAPERWOR K THAT FLOWS TO THE BATHROOM

Amenities Male / Female

LB - 001

2190 UR- 001

756

UR- 001

1400

250

Ground Floor

TOILET ROLL DISPENSE R HOLDS WITH TWO COMMERC IAL ROLLERS

URINAL TOILET

450

TR - 001

TB - 001

UR - 001

TR - 001 DW - 001

3

ø 51

Amenities Accesible

HR - 001

SD - 001

694

TR - 001

TB - 001

UR - 001

LB - 001

TB - 001

TB - 001

HR - 001

LB - 001 SD - 001

177

UR- 001

TR - 001

185

URINAL TOILET

486

1 MALE BATHROOM

450

HR - 001

TB - 001

658 UR - 001

DW - 001

TB - 001

2

TB - 001

455

SERVICES

ø 120

TB - 001

395

TB - 001

Ground Floor F.F.L 0

HR - 001 TR - 001 TB - 001

58

610

406 VF - 001

LB - 001

HR - 001

450

ø 51

DW - 001 DW - 001

TR - 001 TOILET ROLL DISPENSE R HOLDS WITH TWO COMMERC IAL ROLLERS

ø 51

ø 51

SB - 001

1015

2 A501

TR - 001

TB - 001

SERVICES

HR - 001

TR - 001

TB - 001

83 Bouverie St, Carlton Melbourne

4747

1748

HR - 001

BE - 001

SD - 001

915

3000 TR - 001

36 234

TR - 001

HAND RAIL TO STABILIZE AND PROVIDE HANDHOLDS FOR THE ACCESSIBLE TOILET

HR - 001

SB - 001

354

2058

URINAL

HR - 001

VF - 001

500

SB - 001

HR - 001

HAND RAIL TO STABILIZ E AND PROVIDE HANDHO LDS FOR THE ACCESSI BLE TOILET

MALE BATHROOM/LOCKERS

SD - 001

Architect: Lauren Bead s3657791@student.rm

1093

DR - 001

Architect: Danny Tan s3579584@student.rm

Architect: Zachary Bun s3660338@student.rm

NON SLIP FLOORING COAT

ø 51

ø 51

BATHROOM PARTITIONS, TO FACILITATE THE SEPARATION OF CUBICLES

SD - 001

SB - 001

ø 120

HR - 001

MALE BATHROOM

1422 2210 SB - 001

TOILET ROLL DISPENSE R HOLDS WITH TWO COMMERC IAL ROLLERS

HR - 001

DW - 001

SB - 001

SD - 001

TOILET

237

HR - 001

DR - 001

ACCESSIBLE BATHROOM

ø 51

251 61

SINK / WASHBASIN, TO FACILITATE THE TURN CIRCLE OF A WHEELCHAIR

www.zeroarchitec

DRAIN

5

450

A300

968

790 ACCESSIBLE BATHROOM

SH - 001

DW - 001

BE - 001

1

SERVICES CAVITY 300MM TO FACILITATE THE PLUMING AND PAPERWOR K THAT FLOWS TO THE BATHROOM

FEMALE BATHROOM

540

500

TB - 001

VF - 001 DR - 001

VF - 001

SERVICES CAVITY 300MM TO FACILITATE THE PLUMING AND PAPERWOR K THAT FLOWS TO THE BATHROOM

C 1086

LB - 001

1015

120MM DRAINAG E HOLE TO KEEP THE AREA CLEAN AND FREE FROM WATER WASTE

SINK / WASHBASIN, TO FACILITATE THE TURN CIRCLE OF A WHEELCHAIR

HAND RAIL TO STABILIZE AND PROVIDE HANDHOLDS FOR THE ACCESSIBLE TOILET

10074

3818

3

HR - 001

457

ø 160

DR - 001

2325

2

760

SD - 001

795

870

2060

A

TR - 001

HR - 001

DRAIN

2110

63

467

762

799

371

65

SH - 001

ø 160

274

975 2190 176

200

440

420

762

450

344 1206

167

762

577

420

47

870

419

HR - 001

DRAINAG E HOLE TO KEEP THE AREA CLEAN AND FREE FROM WATER WASTE

100

450

41

838 HR - 001

224

742 405 3490

142 TR - 001

983

2201

SERVICES

447

635

TR - 001

WITH TWO COMMERC IAL ROLLERS

454

146

83 BouverieTOILET St, Carlton, VIC, 3053, ROLL Melbourne DISPENSE R HOLDS

1530

6

308

Architect: Zachary Bunston s3660338@student.rmit.edu.au

390

B

2246

www.zeroarchitects.com.au

500

LEVEL 8 STRUCTURE

195

5

500

LEVEL 3 STRUCTURE

500

4

A600

SH - 001

SH - 001

Date Drawn by

SD - 001

ZERO AR

Checked by

2

1 : 25

K

A50

Amenities Plan Basement Scale

A

LEGEND

23700 1725

8000

3316

500

1615

5295

POLISHED CONCRETE -

2700

CONCRETE PILING -

6385

150

BLACK RUBBER FLOORING -

B

1600

C

D E

A301

F

G

TOILET TILES www.zeroarchitects.com.au

EXTERIOR ROCK FLOOR EARTH HATCH -

6

W01 COL. 002 450 x 450mm W05

DO3 107

GALVANIZED ALUMINIUM PATHWAY -

W03

Water Storage 50 m²

W02

AIR DIFFUSER -

2750

W05

Drain

W01

W05

Drain

GSF-001 -

W02 DO3 102

3 3170

2670

W02

W03

Communication Room 43 m²

W02

DO2 157

Accessible Bathroom 12 m²

CP-005 PCB-006 -

COL. 002 450 x 450mm W02

600MM REINFORCING WALL FOR STRUCTURE BURRIED UNDERGROUND

F.F.L -5000 COL. 001 600 x 600mm

AC 3 m²

W03

COMM 4 m²

FHR 3 m² DO2 293

Drain

W02

W03

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

W03

CYCLISTS STORING BIKES BEFORE ENTERING THE BUILDING

Lift Core 8 m²

Lift Core 8 m²

643

W02

RMIT Building 101 Science Labs

2600

ELEC 4 m²

W04

D01 196

W04

PC-004

W02

Lift Core 8 m²

0° 137.0

600MM DIAMETER POURED CONCRETE PILING ATTACHING TO THE PILING TITANIUM PILING CAP

Bicycle Storage 47 m²

DO3 133

UP

F.F.L -5000 W02

ALUMINIUM FLASHING ATTACH ONTO SURROUNDING EDGE OF THE BUILDING

DO3 1

A102

Drawn by

2 ZERO ARCHITECTS

A401

KANYANTA

Checked by

A102

8434

3180 EMERGENCY STAIRCASE CONNECTED FROM BASEMENT LEVEL TO ROOF LEVEL

1 : 50

1 : 50

Scale

WASHER

COACH SCREW

160MM DRY CELLULOSE INSULATION FILLED IN BETWEEN THE ALUMINIUM FRAME STRUCTURE

BASE PLATE

MACHINE SCREW

TIMBER NOGGING PLACED UNDER THE MARINE PLY JOIST.

356

Callout Roof Gutter Detail Section

POURED CONCRETE ROOF BASE

Callout - Callout Roof Gutter Detail Section

3

1 : 20

A401

MATE

CODE

10MM WELDTEC INTERNAL UNDERTILE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE COACH SCREW ANCHOR THROUGH THE METAL BASE WITH 117MM EMBEDMENT

MARINE PLY JOIST ALIGNMENT WITH THE TIMBER NOGGING UPHOLD THE INSULATION LAYER.

100263 27/03/2019

UP W01

Basement

1

Basement Plan Project number Date

CP-005

DO3 158

1

30-40MM NEPEAN RIVER PEBBLE PATHWAY WITH POLISHED FINISHING

30

VAPOR BARRIER OVERLAY UNDER THE ALUMINIUM GUTTER

302

1/06/2019 11:35:05 AM

5695

W03

Fire Escape 33 m²

PCS-003

3095

5460

W02

30

300MM * 300MM KS300 IN-LINE PIT STORMWATER DRAINAGE BY ACO DRAIN

W04

Storage 24 m² F.F.L -5000

83 Bouverie St, C Melbourne

METAL POST BASE CAP PLACING ON TOP OF TIMBER FLOORING.

15

336

ZERO Architects

DO2 294

F.F.L -5000

2

PCB-007 -

15

336

20

20981

W01

160

10 0 50

RB-001 PC-004 APP-001 -

W03

1 A300

Architect: Zachar s3660338@stude

CENTRAL ALUMINIUM POST ALUMINIUM FLASHING ATTACH ONTO SURROUNDING EDGE OF THE BUILDING

20

DGW-003 -

117

DO3 241

20

PGSD-002 -

PCF-002

WASHER

300

F.F.L -5000

F.F.L -5000

Architect: Danny s3579584@stude

Architect: Lauren s3657791@stude METAL SCREW WITH GALVANIZED FINISH SCREW TO STEEL SECTION.

330MM * 1000MM * 20MM GALVANISED TRANSVERSE GRATE BY ACO DRAIN

400

DGCW-001 -

10 40

Female Bathroom 44 m²

W02

U CHANNEL

110

5.00°

F.F.L -5000

STAINLESS STEEL SECTION ATTACHING TO METAL CAP ONTO PEBBLE FLOORING BY STEEL BOLTS.

HOLLOW TUBE SECTION NON STRUCTURAL WALL PRIMERA TEIRED SEATING TIMBER BATTON CEILING POLISH CONCRETE FLOOR PRECAST CONCRETE STAIRCASE DOUBLE CLAZED GLASS CURTAIN WALL FOUR PANELED GLASS DOOR DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOW GLASS RECYCLE BRICK PRECAST CONCRETE ALUMINIUM PERFERATED PANELS GALVANISED STEEL FRAME CONCRETE PILES PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

50

W05 W05

GYPSUM PLASTER RAW CONCRETE COLUMNS EXPOSED STEEL STRUCTURE MSC-001 MARLBOUROUGH CARPET FGB-001 FIBRE GLASS BLANKET GSRCS-002 - GALVANIZED STEEL STAIRS HTS-001 NSW-001 PTS-001 TBC-002 PCF-002 PCS-003 -

DO3 108

Public Space 156 m²

GP-001 RCC-001 ESS-001 -

160

2115

W05

MSC-001

8000

Switchboard 31 m²

W02

300

GRASS PATCH -

W02

1802

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

W02

303

2115

PRECAST CONCRETE -

W02

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

W05

SINGLE GLAZING GLASS

25

MATERIAL

CODE

www.zeroarc

POST CUT AWAY / SHELL

110

4

TOILET CUBICAL WALL USING PLASTIC LAMINATE TOILET PARTITION

TOILET CUBICAL WALL USING PLASTIC LAMINATE TOILET PARTITION

333

83 Bouverie St, Carlton, VIC, 3053, Melbourne

SMOKE DETECTOR -

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

W05

Architect: Lauren Beadle s3657791@student.rmit.edu.au

RCC-001

F.F.L -5000

W05

Architect: Zachary Bunston s3660338@student.rmit.edu.au

1162

1406

W05

VOID -

F.F.L -5000

Male Bathroom 46 m²

W05

150 150

5

TIMBER BATTON -

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

DO3 106

W02

Drain

300

2814

2500

W05 Drain

Architect: Danny Tan s3579584@student.rmit.edu.au

4000

1608

290

A

1

160

5080

1:5

GP-001 RCC-001 ESS-001 -

GYPS RAW EXPO STRU MSC-001 MARL FGB-001 FIBRE GSRCS-002 - GALV STAIR HTS-001 HOLL NSW-001 NON PTS-001 PRIM TBC-002 TIMB PCF-002 POLIS PCS-003 PREC STAIR DGCW-001 - DOUB CURT PGSD-002 FOUR DOOR DGW-003 DOUB GLAS RB-001 RECY PC-004 PREC APP-001 ALUM PANE GSF-001 GALV FRAM CP-005 CONC PCB-006 PREC BEAM PCB-007 PREC BEAM

300MM * 300MM GALVANISED ALUMINIUM GUTTER

304

150MM * 15MM GAP STAINLESS STEEL GUTTER CAP LAY OVER THE GUTTER STRUCTURE

334

ZERO A

145

NEPEAN RIVER PEBBLE FLOORING

INSULATION JOIST

LEGEND

8000

500

5295

2700

145

POLISHED CONCRETE -

23306 1725

120

CONCRETE PILING -

CONCRETE ROOF BASE

BLACK RUBBER FLOORING -

PUBLIC STAIR READING SPACE FROM GROUND FLOOR TO LEVEL 1

PGSD-002

W01 11

TIMBER BATTON -

DO4 237

W01 10

W03

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

GALVANIZED ALUMINIUM PATHWAY -

W06

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

EXTERIOR BRICK WALL REINFORCED BY INTERNAL STUD WALL WITH METAL FRAMES

VOID -

Air Lock 26 m²

DO4 128

F.F.L 0200

DO4 238

25

5

00

8000 750

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

750

750

750

750

RCC-001

750

750

750

750

AIR DIFFUSER -

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

W06

PRECAST CONCRETE -

70

GRASS PATCH -

135 .00 °

1050

71 DO4 129

UP

25 00 W06 W02

W02

W01 4

Public Space 304 m²

5200

W02

UP

450MM * 450MM SQUARE REINFORCE CONCRETE COLUMNS

F.F.L 0200 PCF-002

W01 5

W05

W05 DO3 17

Male Toilet 11 m²

RB-001

UP

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

W03

AC 3 m²

COMM 4 m²

FHR 3 m²

W03

DO2 292

RMIT Building 101 Science Labs

PCS-003

DN

Private Study Area 26 m²

DO3 134

UP

Fire Escape 27 m²

UP

KANYANTA

5515

W09

20

ZERO ARCHITECTS

Checked by 2500

80

27/03/2019

Drawn by

DN

A103

Ground Floor 1 : 50

91

100263

Project number

F.F.L 0200

W02

Date DO3 2

LOOSE STEEL LINTEL WITH HOT DIP GALVANISED ATTACHED TO THE WINDOW BOUNDARIES

Ground Plan

W04

1 : 50

Scale

SELLEYS BRICK AND CONCRETE SILICONE SEALANCE

247

ALUMINIUM FRAMEWORK STRUCTURE UPHOLD THE BRICK VENEER STRUCTURE

953 500

5295

F

G

TIMBER BATTON -

6

VOID 20MM ALUMINIUM PREFERATED PANELS ATTACHING TO EXTERIOR FACADE

CW10

1406

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

RCC-001

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

CW10

Meeting Room 13 m²

DO3 181

600MM WIDE GALVANISED ALUMINIUM CATWALK

W02

345

DO3 172

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

CW10

W02

MSC-001

ALUMINIUM FRAMEWORK

83 Bouverie St, Carlton, VIC, 3053, Melbourne

55

APP-001

CW10

20MM ALUMINIUM PREFERATED PANELS ATTACHING TO EXTERIOR FACADE

Science Labs 62 m²

W02

HTS-001 NSW-001 PTS-001 TBC-002 PCF-002 PCS-003 -

20350

W05

2820

W03

HTS-001

PCS-003

W02

Male Toilets 11 m²

W02

CW10

W03

DO3 66

W03

2250

DGW-003 RB-001 PC-004 APP-001 GSF-001 -

F.F.L 40000 1 A300

2900

ALUMINIUM RAINSCREEN

GYPSUM PLASTER RAW CONCRETE COLUMNS EXPOSED STEEL STRUCTURE MSC-001 MARLBOUROUGH CARPET FGB-001 FIBRE GLASS BLANKET GSRCS-002 - GALVANIZED STEEL STAIRS

PGSD-002 -

6500

2403

8000

DN

Accessible Toilet 9 m²

600

MATERIAL

GP-001 RCC-001 ESS-001 -

DGCW-001 350MM VOID GAPS IN BETWEEN TOILET INTERIOR WALL AND EXTERIOR CONCRETE WALL RESERVING FOR DOWNPIPE LINE

1 : 10

Architect: Lauren Beadle s3657791@student.rmit.edu.au

CODE PRECAST CONCRETE -

W02

MSC-001

W02 60

Architect: Zachary Bunston s3660338@student.rmit.edu.au

SMOKE DETECTOR -

DGCW-001

CW10

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

DGCW-001

GRASS PATCH -

F.F.L 40000

500MM * 300MM * 1000MM K-903G IN-LINE PIT STORMWATER DRAINAGE BY ACO DRAIN

Callout - Callout Brick To Slab Section

CP-005 PCB-006 PCB-007 -

HOLLOW TUBE SECTION NON STRUCTURAL WALL PRIMERA TEIRED SEATING TIMBER BATTON CEILING POLISH CONCRETE FLOOR PRECAST CONCRETE STAIRCASE DOUBLE CLAZED GLASS CURTAIN WALL FOUR PANELED GLASS DOOR DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOW GLASS RECYCLE BRICK PRECAST CONCRETE ALUMINIUM PERFERATED PANELS GALVANISED STEEL FRAME CONCRETE PILES PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM PRECAST CONCRETE BEAM

2 A403

Callout Brick To Slab Section 1 : 20 180 100

159

180

350

350

350

350

805

220

BRICK TIE

BRICK TIE

2150

W02

COMM 4 m² W03

200MM FIRE RATED PRECAST CONCRETE CORE

PC-004

2

Public Space 171 m²

FHR 3 m² DO2 289

ZERO Architects

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

W03

W04

UP

PCF-002

COL. 002 450 x 450mm

W02 DO3 193

ELEC 4 m²

Lift Core 8 m²

Lift Core 8 m²

Lift Core 8 m²

5460

W02

W04

DN

Typical Plan 1 : 50

27/03/2019

Date

UP

Fire Escape 27 m²

Drawn by DN

KANYANTA

A104

200MM FIRE RATED CONCRETE WALL

Scale

1 : 50

BRICK T DE Project number

1 : 10

ZERO

Checked by

Callout Brick To Slab Plan 1 A403

ZERO ARCHITECTS

Checked by W04

RMIT B 101 S La

Drawn by

4 A403

W02

DO3 9

1

DO3 142

UP

CW10

1

A104

100263

GYPS RAW EXPO STRU MSC-001 MARL FGB-001 FIBRE GSRCS-002 - GALV STAIR HTS-001 HOLL NSW-001 NON PTS-001 PRIM TBC-002 TIMB PCF-002 POLIS PCS-003 PREC STAIR DGCW-001 - DOUB CURT PGSD-002 FOUR DOOR DGW-003 DOUB GLAS RB-001 RECY PC-004 PREC APP-001 ALUM PANE GSF-001 GALV FRAM CP-005 CONC PCB-006 PREC BEAM PCB-007 PREC BEAM

Date

Typical Plan Project number

W04 PCS-003

EXTERIOR BRICK WALL

700

RMIT Building 101 Science Labs

FBG-001

F.F.L 40000

W04 61

700

ACO STORMWATER DRAINAGE

W04

Preparation Room 21 m²

TARKETT SAFETRED ION CONTRAST WITH GLASS FIBER REINFORCED VINYL FINISHING

700

DO2 290

F.F.L 40000

A4

BRICK VENEER AXONOMETRIC 1 : 50 Scale

1/06/2019 11:35:24 AM

2508

2670

AC 3 m²

W03

1277

COL. 001 600 x 600mm

DO3 67

W05

Female Toilet 10 m²

GYPSUM PLASTER BOARD

MATE

GP-001 RCC-001 ESS-001 -

1760 805

W05

3

83 Bouverie St, C Melbourne

CODE

ZERO A

100

106

5

AIR DIFFUSER -

A403

Architect: Lauren s3657791@stude

100

2814

GALVANIZED ALUMINIUM PATHWAY -

ESS-001

50

3

Architect: Danny Tan s3579584@student.rmit.edu.au

100

TARKETT SAFETRED ION CONTRAST WITH GLASS FIBER REINFORCED VINYL FINISHING

CLASSIC VELVET CARPET FLOOR WITH DYED NYLON FINISHING

300

PSF - 002

www.zeroarchitects.com.au

EXTERIOR ROCK FLOOR EARTH HATCH -

443

300

TOILET TILES -

D E

300MM * 1000MM * 20MM GALVANISED TRANSVERSE GRATE BY ACO DRAIN

0° 135.0

2700

BLACK RUBBER FLOORING -

1 A301

TITANIUM COACH SCREW WITH 130 EMBEDMENT TO THE CONCRETE SLAB

300

CONCRETE PILING -

8000

C

Architect: Zachar s3660338@stude

353

1725

B

MARINE PLY WOOD BASE SUPPORTING ALUMINIUM FRAME STRUCTURE TO THE GROUNG FLOOR SLAB

503

420 5080

Architect: Danny s3579584@stude

MARINE PLY WOOD BOARD

520

POLISHED CONCRETE -

A

ALUMINIUM RAIN SCREEN ATTACHED ON THE STUB WALL FOR PRIMARY RAINWATER PROTECTION

100

LEGEND

10 MM GYUSUM PLASTER WALL BOARD FOR INTERIOR STUB FINISHING 10MM WELDTEC INTERNAL UNDERTILE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

116

RB - 001

100MM DRY CELLULOSE INSULATION FILLED IN BETWEEN THE ALUMINIUM FRAME STRUCTURE TITANIUM BRICK TIE CONNECTED THE BRICK WALL TO THE INTERNAL STUD WALL STRUCTURE

106

100 22

23300

www.zeroarc

100 MM CAVITY RESERVE FOR VENT AIR SPACE

420

W04

F.F.L 0000

RECYCLE BRICK VENEER WALL STRUCTURE ( SELKIRK 220MM * 73MM * 106MM )

DWG - 001

423

1800MM * 1800MM SQUARE DOUNBLE GLAZING AWNING WINDOW

Lift Core 8 m²

73

3000

353

RB - 001

953

Lift Core 8 m²

4601

5460

A4 Scale

10.00°

Lift Core 8 m²

W01 8

Loading Bay 26 m²

4

ZERO

Checked by

1:5

420 W01 7

W04

ELEC 4 m²

1

1

Drawn by

42

Plan Callout Roof Gutter Detail

W03

CW10

DO2 240

A103

A401

ZERO Architects

W07

W03

DO2 291

PC-004

WASTE 3 m² W03

D05 287

4

115

W03

DO3 111

W02

1200

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THE NERVE.

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Meticulously made to adapt, housing for the 22nd Century. A proposal that intends to tackle existing conditions and future pandemics to come. To create a mix-used self-sustaining utopian within Hudson yards. A city within a city. All programs strategically designated to allow flexibility for block isolation when necessary.

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A proposal that intends to tackle existing conditions and future pandemics to come. To create a mix-used self-sustaining utopian within Hudson yards. A city within a city. All programs strategically designated to allow flexibility for block isolation when necessary.

New York has a significant drought of green space “Parks” and involves many high density / low volume apartments Units; these has turned into a form of frustration for the average Individual living in New York. According to (Morgan, 2021), space and design have been insufficient and downright poor. Therefore, the Nerve promotes a mix-used residential strategy that involves flexible isolation within the upper levels, middle and lower level. To prepare for post and future pandemics, providing sufficient privacy, space, and programs.

The form of the Nerve derives from the existing context of Manhattan, to break away from the generic urban plan of the Manhattan grid and generate a different, more organic outcome onto the current site “West Side Yards”. With the intention of preserving the existing high line bridge and entries on to the site, the form was massed and generated using blue foam, with a height limit of 40 meters for the tallest block. The design of the precinct resembles a slopping hill from the east side to the west, providing sufficient sunlight and best possible viewing points for residents living in the precinct. Moreover, the formal gesture of the precinct is designed to respect the surrounding, as to not overshadow other buildings. The ground floor of the precinct sinks in, creating a similar sloping effects from the street for individuals to experience at a lower level. The entries from W 33rd, 11th Avenue and W 30th street would slope down into the vast precinct.

Upper levels of the Nerve consist of residential and bridging jogging tracks as well as community centers, library, cinema, gymnasium, pools, sports center, and several recreational room, creating a private environment solely for residents only, bringing the outdoors as close to them as possible. The upper levels were designed with the intention of flexible isolation, bridges act as linkages from each block to its closest recreational spot, when necessary if isolation is needed, every block would only be allowed access to their closest recreational spot. Still providing isolated residents the necessary outdoors space needed for their livelihoods, furthermore, included isolated elevators allows restaurants on the ground level to provide food deliveries for the convenience of the residents.

On the Medium levels the precinct is intended to be semi-public, co-sharing offices and commercial programs such as retail, hospitality as well as recreational are located. Access from lower levels is allowed for this level. Office blocks are isolated from residential, therefore if isolation is necessary, residents are not impacted on the upper levels.

The lower levels are fully public and commercial, consisting of various restaurants, retail outlets, hospitality, and public laneways. The precinct is porous on the ground attracting various individuals to enter, visa-versa the area can be turned into checking points if necessary.

The Nerve was intended to extend the culture and livelihood of future individuals bound to venture into Hudson yards, creating a new vision, a set back from the busy Manhattan lifestyle, through multiple sub-divided scale and high efficiency land use that provides generous return of green space towards the public. To not just create a physical but mental connection amount the community. To promote the balance between self-isolation and community bonding, while respecting and preserving the existing site and lastly to immerse visitors with its form and journey throughout the precinct, becoming a future and iconic landmark for people, “the second central park” The Nerve.A mix-used residential precinct that truly attempts to conform the current site context and culture of Manhattanites.

I AM GLAD YOU ENJOYED IT ARCHITECT DANNY TAN SHARES HIS RECIPE FOR THE PERFECT ARCHITECTURE EVER CREATE