CITY LIGHT

CITY LIGHT

by Jim & San

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Contents - Blue Prints

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- Typology “Ancient Greek temples”

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- Typology “Japanese GAP Dwellings”

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- Raw Merages

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- Site Analysis

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- Concept

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- Programming

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- Generation Diagram

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- Power Generations

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- Axo Diagrams

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- Architectural Drawings

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- Render

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- Story Board

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- Camera Moviement

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Quotes & Researching

“Redefine the relationships between ground and the figure” - Peter Eisenman

Hencce, massive warehouses are filled not with factory workers, but with networked computers running 24 hours a day.”

“More interesting in an architecture that dominant”natural” or - Peter Eisenman

Type

Rule of Gomoku:

System

There are 2 teams black and white The winner is the first player to form an unbroken chain of five stones horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

Therefore, I decide to use this rule as a guide for the numbers and size of the pannel I would like to install for the building.

In order to create and form different density for the space, I divide the space into 3 categories.

VOID, BALANCE and SOLID. 1: Void X-2 O-1

VOID X - 2 : O - 1

2: Balance X-1 O-1

3: Solid X-1 O-2

SOLID X - 1 : O - 2

Raw result

Sectional Outcome

Unreal Camera

Reflection

JIM Reflection THROUGH these 3 micro projects I had the opportunity to explore 3 different propositions for the data center along the way. They are all the topics and fields that I am interested in. I think with Mirco Project 1 I could relate more to the Mars wording we are setting at the first. And then with Mirco Project 2, the combined model is really interesting with the glass columns and the metal-organic structures that go through the building. But our worlding maybe need to

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his project is the production of t neither follows nor opposes rders” - Peter Eisenman

“It is necessary not only to consider its generic function or form but also, more importantly, its individuality and the continuity of its form, which persists even after the original use ceases.”

“Architecture is always, in the first instance, a transformation of a landscape”

SAN Reflection As a reflection across the three micro projects the main preposition that ran through project is data center becoming this central place of gathering and it’s importance to how future society is ran, a heavy focus on everything becoming digitalized due to real world issues. But having the by produce of sustainability that comes into play and the heavy use of energy which is a big issue that surrounds data centers.

In relation to the types and systems took more than one time in order to work but overall satisfied with the final result. The last micro project in my opinion produced the best outcomes in relation to type and it’s relation to the system as it produced a circulation that would be ideal for a data center as it effectively organized the data and the system is logical to how people would move within the space.

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Typology Ancient Greek temples were not built as a place of worship like the sanctuaries and altars were. Instead, it was considered the home of the deity it was dedicated to, who helped to protect and sustain the communities the column is an import element of the building it not only serves a structure purpose to the building but also gave buildings a feeling of order, strength, and balance.

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Rule of Gomoku: There are 2 teams black and white The winner is the first player to form an unbroken chain of five stones horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

Therefore, I decide to use this rule as a guide for the numbers and size of the pannel I would like to install for the building.

In order to create and form different density for the space, I divide the space into 3 categories. VOID, BALANCE and SOLID. 1: Void X-2 O-1

2: Balance X-1 O-1

3: Solid X-1 O-2

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Solid

Balance

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Void

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Typology TYPE: JAPANESE “GAP” DWELLINGS 1.8M WIDTH HOUSE MATSUBARA HOUSE STAY RESIDENCE Japanese gap apartments resided in voids on two homes. Giving the effect that these homes were just slotted in between these two homes due to the high demand for housing and how expensive land is getting.

The contemporary issue of having not enough land for us to live in as the population also increases. Looking into these Japanese homes and how they effectively use the layout of their homes and spaces. In relation to the data center how data can effectively be built and use space like these Japanese homes? Being built into the city as we continue to have to build more and more housing, for people to live in.

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Rule of Termites: Termites have a collective behaviour and tend to modify their physical environment. The mounds take into account the environment around them, building efficiently to conform to the environment. In relation to data centres needing to be efficient in cooling, “The chilly breeze that brushes our face has set in motion a storm of infrastructure”. Looking into how to efficiently cool the infrastructure by looking to form.

Rules 1.By running the grasshopper script that randomised the placement and scale and by manipulating the density of the random pattern to generate the first layer.

2.Continuing part randomised placement a mound like structure occurs that stimulates the termite building.

3.Apply the Boolean union to merge overlapping structures together, this will create the wall of the structure. Deleting those pieces that aren’t overlapping to create communal spaces/ circulation.

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Solid

Balance

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Void

Solid + Void

Balance + Balance

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Void + Solid

Solid + Soild

Balance + Balance

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Void + Void

Site analysis: The Morlynn insulator factory is located in the outskirts of Melbourne city.

Surrounded by residential homes adjacent to the railway. The atmosphere around is lively in juxtaposition to the old and run down factory. The factory was previously a manufacturing centre for insulation, now left abandoned and the walls overgrown with graffiti.

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Concpets: The current concerns of diminishing resources and the energy crisis. Our world is becoming more and more digitised with most of our information within the cloud/ online. Data centres are a crucial part of our daily lives as we now live on the cloud.

We propose a residential power plant, this power plant aims to be self sufficient and to power the nearby suburbs through the use of cleaner energy resources.

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Server Room

Existing Factory

Data Column

Office Room

Train Station

Elevators

Resturant

Batter Storage

Base Platform

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Generation Diagram

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3 Ways Of Generating Power

Pavegen

Data Column

Photovoltaic Glass

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Pavegen’s patented system its a floor tile that can generate power when someone steps on it. it can produce around 3 joules of energy per footstep or up to 5 watts of power while someone is walking, enough to power applications such as environmental sensors, LED lighting, and screens, and for storage in batteries.

the data column has combined the data storage with a hydropower turbine at the bottom of the pipe, so while using the water to cool down the data box inside, it would also generate power. Also the water are all recyclied.

Photovoltaic glass is probably the most cutting-edge new solar panel technology that is set to transform the global solar energy landscape. Solar is no longer going to require extensive land parcels or unsightly roof spaces. These are transparent solar panels that can literally generate electricity from windows—in offices, homes, car sunroofs, or even smartphones.

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Conc Propo

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- Data Columns

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- Server Room

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- Battery Station

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Jenny wake up at her bed at 7 as regular.

Use a balance shot to show her formal and authority personallity.

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Jenny get on the train and checked the time.

Use the watch to allude to the flow of time and drive the story.

Jenny looked out the window and sees the data center. This shows how the people on the railway would experience the building from it exterior.

Jenny arrive at the data center. She get off the train and enters the building with an access card, which depicts the security side of the data center.

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Jenny walks to he office.

Use a following shot we can follows her movement and expience the office level of the data center

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Jenny arrived her office. And she started her day of working at the data center, With a closing shots we can now smoothily shift to another character.

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Fred been wake up by the alarm at 11:30 Using also a time elements depicts the big contrast between 2 characters. Where Fred is a more free guy.

Fred starts to watch the TV And he saw the news about the the growing energy crisis, so this refers back to our broad topic.

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Fred looks out the window and sees the new established power generation data center. This shows how the neighborhood would see and experience this building.

Fred picks up his phone and start filming for his Vlog about a tour of the new power generation data center.

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Fred travels around the city on his scooter.

Use a long shot to show his movements aound the city also looks like the vlog.

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Then a big “No Drove Zone” pop out This exaggerate sign brings out the conflict between the public and private of this data center out.

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An angry security guard come out.

Use a low angle shots, shows the security guard and data center is powerful on its private side.

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Jenny take Fred around in the data center. Use a following shots while Jenny is introducing the building and a video recording view when shift to Fred.

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Jenny appears at the front gate, Use a balance shot again to reinforces her authority she uses a warm smile to welcome in Fred.

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Fred arrives at the front of the data center, he takes out a drone to flys up for some arieal view of the building.

The security guard takes Fred’s drone to extend the conflict of overpowering so we can lead into a reasonable soluation to the issue.

Suddenly a data column is overheating.

Jenny press the button and cools the data column. Create an event to highlight the functionality of the building.

Fred AKA Mr Bread:

Jenny Craig :

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2. Train View

4. Front Gate

5- 6. Office Level

7-8. Aparment

11- 12. Front Exteriror 12. Drone Shot

17. Public Place

18. Data Column

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