GSAPP End of Year Show 2021

AT V FINAL GROUP CZHZ Chuqi Huang | Claire Chen | Hao Zhong | Tony Zhang

PROPOSAL SUMMARY

Proposed Site Aerial View

Proposed Site Plan

1 : 2500

N

Adaptive Reuse Strategy

RESEARCH

High

Low

Age

under 18 18-64 65 and over

0-9

10-19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-59

60-69

70-79

80+

Sex

Ethnicity

White

Demographic Density

1 : 20000

N

Black

Native

Asian

Islander

Other

Two+

Hispanic

Male 51% Female 49%

Demographic Income

1 : 10000

N

Regional Zoning Map

1 : 10000

N

Neighborhood Landuse Map

1 : 5000

N

Subway Line Ferry Line Road Outline Site Boundary

Subway Station

Regional Transportation Map

1 : 20000

N

Q

67

Q

39 BM

24

5

32

24

62

Q

Q

39

67 24 43

32

BM

5

G

24

Q

67

48

BM

1

24

G

BM

2

BM

3

BM

Q

4

43

X

37

32

X

39 24

Q

59

38 L Q

L

L

59

Q

Q

G

L

39 32

62

Existing Mobility Map

67

J

59

57

38

43

48 Z

54

Q

54

L M J

1 : 10000

13

G

M

N

J

M

60

Precipitation by month

Wind rose

Sky dome

Climate Analysis

Energy Consumption

1 : 10000

N

Existing Solar Panel Condition

1 : 10000

N

Composting System

1 : 20000

N

Air Pollution In Greenpoint and Williamsburg, levels of PM2.5, the most harmful air pollutant, are 10.1 micrograms per cubic meter; the district ranks eighth-highest in the city.

Greenpoint & Williamsburg

Ironclad Warship USS Monitor 1862

Rockway & Broad Channel

Brooklyn

Charles Pratt’s Astral Oil Works 1850s

Potentially Polluted Sites Highly regulated Sites E-Designed Williamsburg Gas Light Company 1850

Spills >= 100 Gallons Spills < 100 Gallons Polluted and Remediated Sites

Asthma Rate

# of cases per 1,000 people, 2008-2012 1 -5 6-9 10 - 20

Continental Iron Works

21 - 35 Waste Transfer Stations

Brooklyn Eastern District Termial 1960

Contamination Map

1 : 5000

N

NYC

Waterfront Condition

1 : 5000

N

Shoreline In 1869 Shoreline In 1988 2050s Projected 100-Year Floodplain 2050s Projected 500-Year Floodplain

Bushwick Inlet is a remnant of Bushwick Creek, which reached further inland prior to urbanization. Towards the middle of the 19th century, industries were established along Bushwick Creek. In 1839, Kent Avenue was extended over the creek and wetlands to the east of this bridge were filled in the following decades. A proposal to fill in Bushwick Creek, and replace it with a park, was brought forward in 1896. By then, the creek was being used as an outflow point for the surrounding area’s sewage system. The wetlands was entirely filled in by 1913.

Shoreline Historical Context

1 : 5000

N

2020s Projected Floodplain

2050s Projected Floodplain

FEMA Special Flood Hazard Area ZONE AE: Portion of the 100-year flood zone that is not subject to wave action.

ZONE X: The 500-year floodplain—an area that has a 0.2 percent or greater chance of flooding in any given year.

Regional Flood Map

1 : 10000

2080s Projected Floodplain

N

Regional Sewer Map

1 : 10000

N

Marine Life Diversity

1 : 5000

N

ENERGY SYSTEMS

Solar Energy Plan & Calculation

1 : 2500

N

WATER SYSTEMS

Regional Flood Protection

1 : 7500

N

Flood Protection Toolkit

Water System Diagram

Water System Section

Water System Plan

1 : 2500

N

Water Calculation

1 : 10000

N

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS

Proposed Mobility Map

1 : 2500

N

Truck Route & Parking

1 : 2500

N

Parking Structure

1 : 2500

N

REMEDIATION & BIODIVERSITY

Site Section

BUILDING INTEGRATED SYSTEMS

Oyster Farm

Oyster System

Oyster Diagram

2050 Flood Plain

Oyster Farm Section

Oyster Network

1 : 10000

N

Oyster Farm Perspective

Water Treatment Plant

Water Treatment Plant Section

Water Treatment Plant Perspective

Office

Office Section

Canal

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Water Collection Section

Waterfront Perspective

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