P&G Office for Future(M.Arch Fall 2023)

P&G OFFICE FOR FUTURE ARCH 7001 | DEVANSHI PATEL

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P&G OFFICE FOR FUTURE Academic Project (Fall 2023): Reimaging the future of the workplace through adaptive reuse Location: 8256 Union Centre Blvd, West Chester Township, Ohio Area: 3,74,400 sq feet

Office design for P and G revolves around the core principles of axis symmetry and the transformative power of natural light. Considering light as an important criterio to readapt the work space, roof plays the role of the a dynamic element, channeling light strategically into work areas, meeting rooms, and communal spaces. This concept emphasizes the duality of elements in your office design, highlighting the balance between solidity and transparency, function and aesthetics, and day and night functionality.

“The space creates an experience curated to optimize productivity, foster collaboration, and enhance wellbeing through the symbiotic relationship between design, light, and function.”

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POINT

Existing Columns Proposed Columns

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LINE

Glass partion walls

PLANE

Ground floor and Mezzanine level plane

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Site's emphasis on symmetry, axis, and the incorporation of contours in the front presents a unique opportunity to blend these features into an engaging office space design.

RELATION BETWEEN INTERIOR VS EXTERIOR

SEMIOPEN CIRCULATION SOLID VS TRANSPARENT

COUNTOURS AS RELATION BETWEEN SITE VS BUILT FORM

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Exterior Spaces

Core Work zone

Peripherial Work Zone

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MASSING DIAGRAM

Circualtion Path

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MASSING DIAGRAM

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Umbrella at Masjid Nawabi Mosque

Convertile umbrella canopy as a shading/ light control element

Existing site column

Johnson Wax Headquaters

Proposed multifunctional column

ELEMENTS BORROWED FROM THE PRECEDENT’S STUDY

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Columns of Sendai Complex

Drawing inspiration from architectural marvels such as the Johnson Wax Museum's triple-height columns, the versatile utility columns reminiscent of Sendai serve a multitude of functions, including HVAC and staircase integration. Similarly, the convertible umbrellas, echoing the design ingenuity of the Medina Mosque, dynamically adjust to varying levels of direct sunlight, exemplifying adaptability and innovation.

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INTERIOR UMBRELLA

EXTERIOR UMBRELLA

Exterior canopy serving as a parking space / with roof incorporated with solar panels and a rain water harvesting system

1. OPEN CONDITION

2. SEMI-CLOSED CONDITION

Water Pond

3. FULLY CLOSED CONDITION

Rain water collection 9

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INTERIOR PARTITION

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Roof element

PARKIN

LINE

Glass partition / space dividers

SURFACE

Umbrella (Light Element )

BRIDGE CONNECT ING VIA RAINWATE

Ground floor and mezzanine floor

Existing and Proposed column

POINT

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC showing elements used for constructing space

INTERIOR SHELL

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INTERIOR SPACE VIEW FROM MEZZANINE LEVEL

TING PARKING WITH INTERIOR BUILDER COLLECTING FEATURE ELEMENT

L OF EXTERIOR FACADE

INTERIOR SPACE VIEW LOOKING TOWARDS MEZZANINE LEVEL FROM GROUND FLOOR

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Facade Design

Relation between Interior - Exterior Following the concept of solidity and transparency , a solid concrete core forms the heart of the structure, providing stability, privacy, and a sense of groundedness. Embracing this core is a striking glass envelope, serving as a dynamic interface with the external environment.

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Facade Design

Relation between Interior - Exterior

A view of the facade from the exterior through countors (designed as a hangout/ breakout place)

Night view showning illuminating glass box and solid concrete walls.

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Glass Facade

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Water feature ser of rain water harv

rving the concept vesting

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Column of External umbrella serving the purpose of a pipe to collect rain water

EXTERNAL SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

Solar panels

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Devanshi Piyush Patel M.ARCH 1 | COLLEGE OF DESIGN , ART, ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING ARCH 7001 | Prof. Vincent Sansalone and Claire Schafer