O-NUT PAVILION
The O-nut pavilion is one that offers a sensorial journey that looks into the exploration of rhythm and hierarchy with an incorporation of spatial qualities of ventilation and light interplay. As the user approaches the entrance located below the stairs, a pathway that leads to the first floor is explored. This pathway is ornamented with vertical louvers of different thickness leading to a wavy balustrades on the first floor that allows the user to experience a rhythmic play of light, shadow and wind throughout the journey. As one climbs to the first floor, he/she is met with a small enclosed space for them to rest and meditate hence having some quiet and alone time. Hierarchy is further experienced as one moves from the ground floor spaces to the first floor spaces. ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
PRECEDENT STUDIES The stairs of this pavilion inspired part of our design. It displays rhythm and hierarchy that can be experienced throughout the journey as one move through the different space.
TROPICAL ATRIUM
PAVILION OF THE FUTURE
GALLERY OF WRIT
The circular opening of the space triggered thoughts of experimenting with the interplay of light and shadows with the skylight hence heightening a specific area for an amount of time throughout the day.
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The context of this building inspired us to build around nature, making it one with the context. Being able to interact with nature thus heightening the sensorial experience.
The columns in this space give off a sense of rhythm through the interplay between light and shadows. We decided to improvise with different thickness of columns and furthermore incorporated vertical louver to enhance the sensorial experience.
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
KEY DRAWINGS
The ground floor of the pavillion exhibits the light and shadow effect created by the louvres at different times of the day.
The private space is clad in timber and suggestively guides users on how to experience it. Extended walkway for exit route.
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
NORTH SOUTH SECTION (A)
EAST WEST SECTION (B)
FIRST FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR
FLOOR PLANS AND SECTIONS
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
ELEVATIONS
NORTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
PHOTOS OF MODEL
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
DETAILED DRAWING
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849
DIAGRAMS
Circulation
Structure In this diagram, we see a two way circulation of the pavilion whereby both entrance and exit can interchange roles thus contributing to the sensorial journey of the user.
In this structure diagram, we show the louvers and columns that are placed in a radial and geometrical pattern to comeup with the overall structural support of the pavillion.
Space Planning
Parti The simplified and starting idea for this project is showcased to the left as the parti diagram. It shows how the concept was conceived from addition and subtraction of circles.
In this diagram, the flow of space as interacted with by the user is showcased. This space plan is noticed as the user explores the spatial qualities of the pavilion.
ERNEST PANG QI YUAN 0345038 | GABRIEL WONG KA MENG 0338327 | ALVIN JOHN BARYOMUNSI 0348634 | OMAR OSMAN 0341849