Re Urban

Re urban

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by Alex Yeloyeleva, Elizaveta Karpacheva, Kasimir Suter Winter

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Table of Contents

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Studio Brief Site Introduction and Concept Project Design Final Design

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AD Brief

PU77LE CITY SCHINDLER-FESSLER STUDIO WINTER 2017-18

IMPORTANT

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POINTS OF THE BACHELOR PROJECT YOU SHOULD POINTS BE OF CLEAR THE BACHELOR PROJECT YOU SHOULD BE CLEAR ABOUT ABOUT The following points should be mentioned in your project visually (on drawings The following and model) points or/and should in be mentioned in your project visually (on drawings and model) or/and in text form or just have it in your head ☺ You have to think about them and have text form your or answer just have ready it in foryour head ☺ You have to think about them and have your answer ready for the jury. the jury.

CONCEPT

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CONCEPT

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• Context of the site and surrounding of the given plot, wider context within Context Kasarna of / Karlin, the site and surrounding of the given plot, wider context within Kasarna / Karlin, Prague 8 and the city of Prague Prague 8 and the city of Prague

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• of the Existing building – what does it mean for you? How does the history Existing building building affect – what does it mean for you? How does the history of the building affect your way of thinking about your project your way of thinking about your project

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How do you want to behave towards the bldg. and within the site

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What qualities of the building environment do you want to preserve / •accent What / improve qualities / of the building environment do you want to preserve / accent / improve / add……. add…….

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Solution: I want to keep ………….. using these tools……………

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How do you want to behave towards the bldg. and within the site

Solution: I want to keep ………….. using these tools……………

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Site Introduction and Concept

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Site location in Prague

Studio site Railways Metro lines

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Site in Holesovice

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Historic Site Photos

Historic Map from the 1940’s

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Current Site Photos

Holesovice

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Sketches of Existing

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Conceptual Sketches

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zone 8 zone 9

zone 10

zone 7

zone 5

AGORA zone 6

zone 3 zone 2

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zone 1

zone 4

Functions and Programs

Retail

Show rooms 10-20 appertments

Commercial

Food

apartment

Oɝce

common large kitchen

Manufacturing Markets

dining area

cohousing

community gardens

vertical garden

laundry

Agriculture

common leaving rooms recreational spaces

Aquaponics

courtyards

common study rooms

adults

room common large kitchen

Residential seniors/disabled

coliving/dormitory

train station

tram stops

dining area

Transportation

bikes

laundry

parking

common leaving rooms recreational spaces

bus station metro

courtyards

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common study rooms

connection to existing facilities

private apartments workshops

Sport facilities

Recreational

coworking

Parks

pharmacy

Medical policlinic

students concert hall/theater

Art

Cultural exposition hall

Fab Lab

Science Auditorium classrooms

Educational

Kindergarden archive Library

reading hall di΍erent departments

We drew a correlation between programs and functions. Mapping out the the complex interrelated nature of a healthy urban district.

The systems map was then translated into a conceptual diagram on the site plan to represent where programs would be best suited.

small kids

zone 8 zone 9

zone 10

zone 7

zone 5

AGORA

zone 4

zone 1

parking // entrance to metro, retail // residential

zone 2

entrance to metro, childrence work exposition // kindergarden, old age assistance living, auditorium

zone 3

residential, recreational

zone 4

offices, co-working, co-studying, library, exhibition hall, auditorum/concert hall, food court

zone 5

metro// buses// tram// train// food, retail, exposition spases

zone 6

zone 3 zone 2

zone 1

zone 1

parking // entrance to metro, retail // residential

zone 6

science research, policlinic, pharmacy

zone 2

entrance to metro, childrence work exposition // kindergarden, old age assistance living, auditorium

zone 7

agriculture, vertical farming

zone 3

residential, recreational

zone 8

workshop, FAB LAB, product design, arts & crafts

zone 4

offices, co-working, co-studying, library, exhibition hall, auditorum/concert hall, food court

zone 9

cultural, recreational public space, dancing, ice skating, movie screening, cafe, outside ouditorium

zone 5

metro// buses// tram// train// food, retail, exposition spases

zone 10

homeless people shelter, integration center

zone 6

science research, policlinic, pharmacy

zone 7

agriculture, vertical farming

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Site Concept

Looking at our site, we felt that there was a real need to bring back some of the historic qualities and preserve existing cultural spaces. The site had been cut off by the development of infrastructure, so we wanted to remove existing boundaries and increase connection with the surrounding urban fabric.

By emphasise walkability and human scale, and through the placement of public programs and public spaces. We propose for this portion of Holesovice to become a new city center. It was important for us to also consider temporary and long term use of the urban space, as there would be a lot of through traffic from the transport hubs, as well as more permanent use by the locals. In mixing a myriad of programs and functions, we wanted to create a save city, with life throughout the day.

All these activities and focused to the agora, acting as the public square, the place of culture, life and activity. Metaphorically, a thermometer of the culture and society.

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Site Rules

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Project Design

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Concept Statement

Finding an intricate balance between a dence downtown full of life, and an agricultural / human scale village of communities. We aim to meet a highly functional urban landscape where building becomes home and city becomes building. Where a path can lead through a library, or a farmer can look over the city. By setting up programs with almost opposing qualities, we are seeking to create a new breed of urbanisation. One where development and evolution are considered. Where diversity and individuality are celebrated, and where community and innovation can take place on a human level. Cities are for people to live in. all other activities must come second.

Beginning with a new National Library as the heart of our site. We puzzled together all functions needed for a healthy happy lifestyle, from office and commercial space, to makerspaces and industrial space. All crowned by co-housing communities with human scale village like typology. Atop the library, there is placed the gardens and agricultural spaces. Growing physical nourishment atop an institution of cultural and intellectual nourishment.

By dividing the site into three main levels, we were able to bring the urban fabric of public spaces, into the building. Creating a city as a building, where all parts come together symbiotically to create value equal to a product of the parts, rather than just a sum of the individual programs.

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Development Through Time

Praha Old Town

Praha Panel Housing

Evolution of the city over time

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Scale and Time

+ Holesovice

+ Old Town

An urban fabric from industrial times, lending itself to commercial and industrial use.

Tight streets leading to a common square. Lively and human scale.

+ Karlin

+ Letna A tighter courtyard block grid. Inviting small shops and quiet streets.

Large blocks, with interesting inner life.

Long distances between streets making less walkable. Greenery and large public space.

Typical “mixed use� Urbanism

We wanted to bridge the scales, between the surrounding city and our development. Creating opportunities for speed changes from the high speed transport to our slow human scale spaces.

fast

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slow

Vertical Streets and Connections

Typical “mixed use� Urbanism

Cultural = 72,150.00 m2 Residential = 158,940.00 m2 Commercial = 11,395.00 m2

The greater diversity and life we can bring to cities, the more resilient and alive they will become. To compare, we studied how a typical prague block from Karlin or Letna might look on our site. With a horizontal division of

ground floor commercial and upper residential. And in comparison we would like propose a vertical diversity which is more porous and permeable. Creating many small opportunities for life and activity to take place.

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Sketches and Model

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Concept Model

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Progress Models

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Ground Floor

0 Slab Ground Floor / Scale 1:1500

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Solar and Visibility Analysis

Visual Connectios Analysis

Visual Connectios Analysis

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1st Ground Floor

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Housing Typologies

There are four primary housing typologies that we introduced to our site. The stand alone cabin or family house, the typical stacked apartment with vertical core, the co-living invidivual rooms with shared common spaces and the co-housing community with private houses and shared community spaces.

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Tower Diagram

Each Community: 2,640 m2 - Living area 4,040 m2 - Total area 450 m2 - Shared Exterior 480 m2 - Shared interior

Floor area per capeta: Denmark 77m2 - 34 people / community Sweden 58m2 - 45 people / community Germany 53m2 - 49 people / community Czech Republic 38m2 - 69 people / community Romania 24m2 - 110 people / community

x 5 = 170 x 5 = 225 x 5 = 245 x 5 = 345 x 5 = 550

Tower Diagrams / Scale 1:1000

Each Community: 2,640 m2 - Living area 4,040 m2 - Total area 450 m2 - Shared Exterior 480 m2 - Shared interior

Creating a tall building we considered that the connection to street life is still very important. This way the tower includes green parks every four stories as this is the maximum amount where children can hear what is going on outside and would be interested to go join the games and activities. Internally we created two story cores on each floor which bridge different functions and ac as mini public squares.

Again considering that this space will encourage interaction and activity. The goal of the tower is to increase residential occupation of our site which will help fuel the business and cultural activities, while still creating good living conditions for homo sapiens.

Each Community: 2,640 m2 Floor - Living area area per capeta: 4,040 m2 Denmark - Total area 77m2 - 34 people / community 450 m2 - Shared SwedenExterior 58m2 - 45 people / community 480 m2 - Shared interior Germany 53m2 - 49 people / community

x 5 = 170 x 5 = 225 x 5 = 245 x 5 = 345 x 5 = 550

Czech Republic 38m2 - 69 people / community Romania 24m2 - 110 people / community

Floor area per capeta: Denmark 77m2 - 34 people / community Sweden 58m2 - 45 people / community Germany 53m2 - 49 people / community Czech Republic 38m2 - 69 people / community Romania 24m2 - 110 people / community

x 5 = 170 x 5 = 225 x 5 = 245 x 5 = 345 x 5 = 550

31 Tower Diagrams / Scale 1:1000

Typical vs Re urban

Commercial = 13,000 m2 Commercial = 13,000 m2 Cultural = 66,000 m2 Cultural = 66,000 m2 Residential = 67,000Residential m2 = 67,000 m2 Total built area = 146,000 m2 area = 146,000 m2 Total built

Comparing the earlier example of typical prague blocks, with our new proposal for a porous 3D urban foam. It is visible that the

0 slab = 82,500 m2 1st slab = 63,000 m2 2nd slab = 17,500 m2 Tower = 24,500

0 slab = 82,500 m2 1st slab = 63,000 m2 2nd slab = 17,500 m2 Tower = 24,500

Total built area = 187,500Total m2 built area = 187,500 m2

perceived building is much larger, however in actuality it has only one 1.2 times more volume.

Comparison to Typical Prague Block Comparison to Typica

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Programatic Plan

residential educational cultural recreational commercial transportation oďŹƒces agriculture

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Studio Site Model

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80% Model

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Final Design

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Top View

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2nd Ground Floor

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1st Ground Floor

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Ground Floor

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Basement Floor

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Exploded Circulation Diagram

Village in the Sky Residentail Tower Agricultural Library and Educational Commercial / Industrial Commercial Ramp Small Town Co-Housing Parking and Bus Station Commercial Basement

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Render Markings

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Render Moments

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Sections

Cross Section

Longitudinal Section

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Sections

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Mechanical Convayers

Mechanical Conveyors

Elevators connect the underground parking to arranged on the ground oor and the 1st grou meters above the ground.

The elevators provide access for maintenance tion workers to get directly to the needed pos vertical access points also provide quick conn mercial deliveries and medical emergencies.

The largest elevator is positioned to connect f ment through the large Fab Lab on the ground ground slab. This connection allows for the de machinery to the Fab Lab, and the connection furniture to the upper residential neighborhoo

Mechanical Conveyors Elevators connect the underground parking to all functions arranged on the ground oor and the 1st ground slab, 10 meters above the ground.

The elevators provide access for maintenance and construction workers to get directly to the needed position. These vertical access points also provide quick connections for commercial deliveries and medical emergencies.

The largest elevator is positioned to connect from the basement through the large Fab Lab on the ground oor, to the 1st ground slab. This connection allows for the delivery of large machinery to the Fab Lab, and the connection of vehicles or furniture to the upper residential neighborhood.

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Street Sections and Ramps

Passage on ground floor

Two streets on 1st slab ground floor

Two streets on 1st slab ground floor

Passage on ground floor

Two streets on 1st slab ground floor

Two streets on 1st slab ground floor

Boulevard to Agora

Road from Holesovice / Tram stop

Road from Holesovice / Tram stop

Boulevard to Agora

Road from Holesovice / Tram stop

Road from Holesovice / Tram stop

pedestrian 6m tram 5m

36m length of a tram stop

pedestrian 4m bike 3m

pedestrian 6m tram 5m

car 8m

Slopes of the tram line

pedestrian 4m

pedestrian6m 4m pedestrian bike 3m

car 8m

pedestrian 4m car 8m

tram 5m

pedestrian6m 4m pedestrian bike 3m

pedestria pedestrian 4m

bike 3m

car 8m

Street Typologies pedestria pedestrian 4m

tram 5m pedestrian 4m

bike 3m

car 8m

bike 3m car 8m

am platform) 4m

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95m

tram 5m pedestrian 6m

pedestrian (tram platform) 4m

106m

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Street Typologies

tram 5m pedestrian 6m

pedestrian 6m bike 3m

Slope for a ramp

ram and car 10m

pedestrians 6m

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pedestrian 6m

100m

bike 3m

tram and car 10m

Slopes and Ramps / Scale 1:500

pedestrians 6m

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Street View Render

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Tower View Render

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