Design Portfolio year 3

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 6

MINAMAD - Moving Images National Academy Museum of Art and Design

MAJD BAYAKLI

H00331005

CONTENTS

01.

WOVEN - Youth Festival of Learning A week long event designed for students to explore different activities creating an experience

02.

Group Site Analysis Group work exploring the urban morphology and typology of the site

03.

MINAMAD - Moving Images National Academy Museum of Art and Design Creating a unique landmark on Sheikh Zayed Road allowing different international cultures to connect through the performing arts category and film

WOVEN WEAVING TOMORROW TOGETHER

ZOHAIB | RAFIA | MAJD | DEEPAK | ARYAMAN REGISTRATION DESK FOOD FIESTA

A grand celebration of life, a conglomeration of ideas, people and a platform to those who wish to elevate their discussions. Interact with industry-leading professionals, professors from various universities and students, presenting their best work and showcasing a multitude of concepts and achievements.

Network with your possible future employers or have a relaxing, funfilled week with friends. From food trucks to fashion shows, from flea markets to spectacular perfomances, we have it all!

Experience a festival unlike any other, one that lets u explore and brings out the inner child. Activities for people of all ages. The perfect way to spend time in an open-air, colourful, explosive carnival.

We strive to bring people closer and create memories that last and relationships that matter, come join us in weaving our colourful futures together...

SECTION

ENTRANCE

AMPHITHEATRE RELAXATION ZONE

MARKET

HUBS BUBBLE DIAGRAM

N

PLAN

INSPIRE | COLLABORATE | BELONG | CELEBRATE

WEAVING THE IDEA SITE ANALYSIS

INTERVENTION

DEVELOPMENT

Studies about the interaction of the existing spaces and the courtyard

The colourful and vibrant play of spaces, gives way to a dynamic and ever-changing urban festival that encompasses and enhances the essence of the courtyard and the place of pause created by the surrounding areas.

THE FLOW

EVENT SCHEDULE A breakdown of the events of Woven'22 which would play out from February 20th to 26th

20 22 24

th ARCHITECTURE

nd

th

Dustbin roca challenge Urban Sketchers - Manupriam Seth Ibuku Workshop - Bamboo structures Crafternoon - Performative art Net zero doesn’t mean zero debate Digital Model Making Indo pop

WOMEN'S DAY

Women Event Seminar A queen of today - Photobooth Dance Women Through her lens Honoring the pioneers Two steps ahead Poetry | Tambola Night

FASHION FIESTA

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 5-7pm 7-11pm

It stops now- campaign for the future Up-cycle with designers Future fashion WE-weave- Interactive tutorials Textures - art exhibit Street Cotton - fashion show Fashion futurama -meet local creators

26

th

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 5-7pm 7-11pm

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 5-7pm 7-11pm

21 23 25 st

ENGINEERING DAY

Build your dream- 3D printing Pump it up - Rocket building workshop Alchemy of Science - Fun experiments Fast N Curious - RC car racing Discover the amazing - Trimble Structurally Sonic DJ

rd BUSINESS OF LIFE

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 5-7pm 7-11pm

Start-up event Start with fifty Funk from Junk 130 hr Crypto- Learn and Investment 1 hr Debate | Teachers 1 hr Biz Victoria – The Business Quiz Music classics

th HUB ZERO

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 7-11pm

AI sing-off typing race I-spy - A talk on online privacy Robo-lympics - A.I. sports competition Dr.AI - Ask A.I anything Debating in the binary Meet n greet our professors Music in the air

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 5-6pm 6-7pm 7-11pm

GRAND FINALE Shark Tank Special- Woven Fest Food wars/Food arch/Food art Campus tour scavenger hunt Warp and Weft Out side the Box - A game of Jenga Shoot your shot - photography contest 60 secs to fame - Talent show La Perle Concert

9-11pm 11-12pm 12-1pm 2-3pm 3-5pm 5-6pm 6-7pm 7-11pm

EVENT MAP

LEGEND Entrances Registration Food Fiesta Food Park Amphitheatre Relax zone Market Hubs

I N S P I R E

|

C O L L A B O R A T E

|

B E L O N G

|

C E L E B R A T E

EXPERIENCE SENSORY - SUSTIANABLE - STRUCTURES

The walk towards the Amphitheatre is laced with attractive experiences to enhance the journey throughout the festival

Food trucks bringing in rich cultural nuances within local and international cuisines.

A sensational display of lights and performances create the perfect winter vibe

PVC accounted for 73000, tones, according to latest industry figures.

Lead the Way

PLASTIC BUCKETS AS WASTE FORMING ABOUT SEVEN CUBIC YARDS OF LANDFILL SPACE WHITE PAINTED BUCKETS TO FORM STAGE

Vertical support system

The curved stage formed by buckets.

Curved bamboo support strut

THE BUCKETS AS PLANTER BOXES

Construction of Woven'22 Implementing a Hybrid construction method that utilizes PVC pipes and fittings along with Bamboo allows us to achieve a flexible and sound structure.

Alternate configuration of stuctural system

Heavy-duty Joint assembly

Alternate PVC system

Angled joint assembly

Abstract Partition Trial

Primary archway system

The placement of the supports the structure as welll as add spatial qualities to it

Intersecting joint assembly

WOVEN'22

ZOHAIB | RAFIA | MAJD | DEEPAK | ARYAMAN

WOVEN AND MORE The Woven'22 experience

Website experience

Come form a thread of connection with people around you and celebrate the joy of togetherness

Watch our overview video of Woven'22

Our Instagram page

https://youtu.be/UnY91vhu04s

Visit our website for information, bookings and to learn about our team

website QR code

Video QR code

for more, visit https://rm2405.wixsite.com/zmadr

URBAN MORPHOLOGY AND TYPOLOGY

ANALYZING THE NUANCES WITHIN...

Dubai follows a range of diversified urban typologies throughout.

High-rise towers populate the banks of Sheikh Zayed road.

Buildings and their heights gradually subside on moves further away from the 14-lane highway Dubai lacks a sense of cohesion that results in spatial segregation

STREETS AS A SPACE

LOCATING THE SITE

DUBAI

BUILDING TYPOLOGY

NEW YORK

DUBAI

COMPARATIVE STUDIES

Dubai is highly car-centric and New York is highly pedestriancentric New York can be considered a 15 minute city where any and almost every essential service is available within 15 minutes of a walk

Although New York and Dubai have very obvious differences, they share a point of similarity, that being the influence of infrastructure and how they shape the city physically as well as experientially.

NEW YORK

Due to New York's infrastructure, it makes it transit friendly due to decentralized society system.

THE FRAME OF THE CITY SHEIKH ZAYED, THE SPINE OF DUBAI

Sheikh Zayed road has been a pivotal and defining 'space' in Dubai's rise to splendor and innovation. Spanning through major landmarks and areas of interests throughout Dubai, and over time becoming a symbol of cutting edge innovation

VEINS OF DUBAI

Road network dominates the surrounding space as the veins of Dubai. Providing the chance of better automobile accessibility, pedestrian lacks the easy movement in and around the city making it more carfriendly.

A SPLASH OF GREEN

Around Sheikh Zayed road, there are a few green spaces that allow people to interact, unwind and detach themselves from their stressful and busy lives, it is essential to respect these spaces and enhance the public realm as much as possible.

THE BLACK & WHITE

The diversity in the urban pattern of dubai determines the spatial segregation due to independent estates built in their own interest to make a better isolated community to themself. This makes it less social and introvert society.

THE LEFTOVER SPACES

Infrastructure heavily dictates the growth and urban fabric of Dubai, due to its rapid growth in a short timespan, there formed leftover spaces that are now occupied by buildings of various kinds.

UNLAYERING DUBAI SECTIONAL STUDIES

C

A

B

SECTION AA

SECTION BB C

A

B

The linear rise of buildings show the diversity in typology and heights.

The opportunity to place the building has been decided by the progress and growth of dubai.

This gives the selected site a chance to standout in the existing pattern.

The future of dubai can be identified by the speed of evolution this shaikh zayed road and its morphology has take place over years.

KEY PLAN SECTION CC

FACADE

FENESTRATIONS Every building forms to be unique in their own style, although the fenestrations created have distinct features or functions assigned to them to improve user experience, reducing the energy use and impact on environment.

To sustain with the adjacencies buildings using glass allows the permeability to the towers. The glass reflects the sky to blend in and not dominate on the surroundings.

ELEMENTS

MATERIALITY

Material plays an important role in buildings, perhaps the suitable materials can help the building life to increase if we use sustainable materials.

The buildings on Shaikh Zayed Road have mostly used the materials concrete, steel, glass and, aluminum cladding. Choice of materials also decide the maintenance of the building.

URBAN PATTERNS

The skyline of Sheikh Zayed road forms an important part in designing a new building as its a road front property which catches pedestrian or vehicular attention.

SKY LINE

SITE

EDGES The edges mark the limitations and points to consider around the site for the building. The above diagrams show the adjacent buildings to site, views to consider, pedestrian movement, and parking. Taking in account these analysis lead us to better planning for our design.

BUILDING TYPOLOGY INSTITUTIONAL BUILDINGS

RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

The institutional buildings are designed in a radial grid within convenience of site area and user behavior.

The mosque near is designed in typical mosques in UAE, with beige walls.

The east of site holds a residential tower and parking. The south side comprises of bicycle parking, drop off, direct connection to Sheikh Zayed Road, and the view to Burj Khalifa. The access is shared for bicycle and pedestrians.

Residential buildings are in more perpendicular grid to make use of smaller area to adjust more amount of floors in a vertical manner. Some of the buildings are interconnected to each other from the bridges in between.

KEY FINDINGS THE TIMELINE

With the strong façade of high rise structures along Sheikh Zayed Road, the abstract model of urban fabric was produced by concentrating on the barrier that Sheikh Zayed Road generates.

It is dominated by motor traffic, where it is concluded that it is an accurate interpretation of a contemporary urban jungle.

Abstract 3D model 1990

Al Wasl road

Arabian gulf

The model represents the roads and the buildings in an abstract manner.

Jumeirah road

2005

Urban jungle

Site

The site lies in between the residential buildings that hold about 30 to 60 floors occupancy.

2015

Residential neighborhoods High frontage

2022 The figure shows how Dubai has grown tremendously during the last several decades. till this very day, the city has grown into a contemporary jungle, leaving an empty plot of land as a highly sought-after piece of land with a rapidly increasing population, it has become a modern metropolis.

CONCLUSION

Sheikh Zayed Road

Internal roads

THE ONLY WAY TO GO IS UP

REFERENCES Shutterstock.

2022.

Sheikh

zayed

road

dubai

Images,

Stock

Photos

&

Vectors

|

Shutterstock.

[online]

Available

at:

<https://www.shutterstock.com/search/sheikh+zayed+road+dubai> [Accessed 2 February 2022].

Shutterstock.

2022.

Dubai

city

sketch

Images,

Stock

Photos

&

Vectors

|

Shutterstock.

[online]

Available

at:

<https://www.shutterstock.com/search/dubai+city+sketch> [Accessed 2 February 2022].

2022. VIDIME - UREĐENJE INTERIJERA. [online] Available at: <https://shop.vidime.hr/cerada-0-search-176623734-sketch-of-sheikhzayed-road-dubai-uae-in-vector-illustration.html> [Accessed 2 February 2022].

- Pinterest.com.2022.[online]Availableat: <https://www.pinterest.com/pin/435934438904994862/> [Accessed 2 February 2022]. https://www.mapbox.com/ https://unsplash.com/ https://dubaiexplorer.net/sheikh-zayed-road/ https://www.gourban.com/homes/Beautiful-1-BR-apartment-with-amazing-views/1611843534 https://www.google.com/maps/place/GEMS+Wellington+Primary+School/@25.2111542,55.2715608,19z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x3e5f4289f566 b753:0x540496e51a830981!8m2!3d25.2113184!4d55.2714652 https://www.uaewave.com/sheikh-zayed-road-dubai/ https://gulfnews.com/uae/dubai-ride-returns-to-sheikh-zayed-road-on-november-5-1.82987393

MINAMAD - Moving Images National Academy Museum of Art and Design

Site Location

Urban Morphology

Nearby Landmarks to the site on Sheikh Zayed Road Museum of the future and Burj Khalifa

With the strong façade of high rise structures along SheikhZayed Road, the abstract model of urban fabric was produced byconcentrating on the barrier that Sheikh Zayed Road generates. It is dominated by motor traffic, where it is concluded that it isan accurate interpretation of a contemporary urban jungle.

Abstract Site Model

Urban Jungle

Wind

Arabian Gulf Residential Neighborhoods Shodows casted by the towers

strong façade of high rise structures along SheikhZayed Road

Internal road network Sheikh Zayed Road SITE

With the strong façade of high rise structures along SheikhZayed Road, the abstract model of urban fabric was produced byconcentrating on the barrier that Sheikh Zayed Road generates. It is dominated by motor traffic, where it is concluded that it is an accurate interpretation of a contemporary urban jungle.

Site Observations

Surrounding views from the site at all angles, exposing the atmosphere and important views.

Environmental analysis

Surrounding zoning

Site

Highway

Residential villas

North western wind

High rise tower - mix use

School Light landscaping

Metro

Supermarket The direct surrounding of the site has a diverse use of zoning making it a hotspot for pedestrians in the area with good public transportation access having the potential to became a landmark within the city.

High noise levels - Sheikh Zayed Road Green patches of landscaping

Allowing the building facade to face the north for natural sunlight

Utilizing the wind to cool the outdoor rooms

Access design

SITE

High pedestrian movement

responding to context patterns

Secondary public users access through landsaping elements

access to basement parking

Main public pedestrian access

Primary views on the site face the Sheikh Zayed Road

The site is a large plot of sand not allowing the users to flow easily through, by creating an inviting access on the frontage, the site comes to life.

Private entrance high profile users

Vertical core

Primary public entrance for users luring them into the site

Site Key Findings

Strong tower frontage nothing seems to be inviting - overwhelming - create a space to lure pedestrians to project by promenade?

Road Massive arterial roads making the automobile dominating over pedestrian, this creates a barries dividing the city. So, giving pedestrians more priority is key.

Visual Corridor Embracing the unique visual corridor of views the site is offering and to create a space overlooking the surroundings.

medium density vehicular movement

Site Pattern Model High rise towers

block view

north facade rotation

metro station

high pedestrian movement

Lack of cultural identity, modernized glass urban jungle - introducing the unique context of the UAE , the desert.

Low density vehicular movement

landscaping

Final site key finding Always in motion

Never resting

as if in a movie scene.

Artistic representation of the major key finding of the site, motion. Establishing the notion of moving images as a theme for the NAMAD project.

Figure Ground The inbetween spaces in the figure ground diagram exposes the genius loci locations as well as tabula rasa- blank canvas.

The urban area of the site lacks green spaces for the users to enjoy and relax in.

high density vehicular movement

Theme - Performing Arts - MOVING IMAGES cinematography, scenography, and spatial design

The Museum's core exhibition immerses visitors in the creative and technical process of producing, promoting, and presenting films, television shows

MOVING IMAGES MOOD BOARD

Interesting interior spaces that capture the attention of the users

connecting international cultures through film and architecture

conceptual connectivity between humans and architecture

“A great building must begin with the immeasurable, must go through measurable means when it is being designed, and in the end must be unmeasured” - Louis Kahn

The mood board expresses the vision of the moving images national academy museum of art and design, with the outdoor rooms having significant importance as well as the indoor spaces. The film industry and theatre in the project will be used as a catalyst to bring awareness to the people about the deteriorating condition of the planet due to climate change and how we can contribute in our daily lives to decrease the destruction and implement a more sustainable lifestyle.

User Groups

Celebrities

Students

Artists

ages 15-23

ages 30-60

Social Media Influencers ages 20-40

Tourists International citizens, age 10-60

no.

Programs Area Program THEATRE

Units

Required total SQM

1 Reception 2 Ticketing no.

Programs Units 3 Awareness Theatre no. FUNCTIONS Programs Units MUSEUM 4 Toilets MUSEUM FUNCTIONS 1 5Reception / Foyer 1 Backstage 1 Reception / Foyer 2 Ticket / Front Desk 1 2 Ticket / Front Desk Long term gallery: Long term gallery: 3 Gallery 1 Cinematic Artifacts 1 3 Gallery 1 Cinematic Artifacts 4 Gallery 2 Moving Images 1 4 Gallery 2 Moving Images 3 Sustainability in Film no. 5 Gallery Programs Units 1 5 Gallery 3 Sustainability in Film Short term exhibition: ACADEMY Short 6 Gallery 1 term exhibition: 1 1 Reception 6 Gallery 1 7 Gallery 2 lobby 1 2 Student 7 Gallery 2 8 Souvenir 1 3 Libraryshop 8 Souvenir shop 9 Art café 1 1 4 Studio 9 Art café 10 Toilets 2 5 Studio 2 10 Toilets 11 Admin/accounts 1 6 Studio 3 11 Admin/accounts 12 Restoration 1 7 Studio 4 Studio 12 Restoration Studio 13 Curator Workshop 1 8 Lab/workshop 13 Curator Workshop 14 General 1 9 Adminstorage 14 General storage 15 10 Loading Area 1 Student Café/terrace 15 Loading Area 16 11 Security 1 ToiletsRoom 16 Security Room no.

Programs no.CIRCULATION Programs & SERVICES no.

Programs THEATRE 1 Stairs/Lifts/fire escape etc THEATRE 1 Reception 2 IT server room 1 Reception 2 Ticketing 3 MEP services 2 Ticketing 3 Awareness Theatre 4 Building parking 3 Awareness Theatre 4 Toilets 4 Toilets 5 Backstage 5 Backstage

1 1 1 2 1

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4

Public Access

1 1

100 G Y 30 G Y Required250 total SQM Floor Public G Y Access Required total SQM Floor Public Access 40 G Y 50 30 G G Y N 50 G Y 15 G Y 15 G Y

1 1 1

165 G+1 Y 165 G+1 Y 165 G+1 Y G+1 Y 165 165 Required total SQM G+1 Floor Y Public Access 165 G+1 Y

1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

Units Units Units

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1

no.

Programs Units MUSEUM FUNCTIONS no.

Programs Units 1 Reception / Foyer 1 no.

Programs Units ACADEMY 2 Ticket / Front Desk 1 ACADEMY 1 Reception 1 Long term gallery: 1 Reception 1 2 Student lobby1 Cinematic Artifacts 1 3 Gallery 1 2 Student lobby 1 3 Library 1 4 Gallery 2 Moving Images 1 3 Library 1 4 Studio 1 1 5 Gallery 3 Sustainability in Film 1 4 Studio 1 1 5 StudioShort 2 term exhibition: 1 5 Studio 2 1 6 Studio 3 1 6 Gallery 1 1 6 Studio 3 1 7 Studio 4 1 7 Gallery 2 1 7 Studio 4 1 8 Lab/workshop 1 8 Souvenir shop 1 8 Lab/workshop 1 9 Admin 1 9 Art café 1 9 Admin 1 10 Student Café/terrace 1 10 Toilets 2 10 Student Café/terrace 1 11 Toilets 4 11 Admin/accounts 1 11 Toilets 4 12 Restoration Studio 1 13 Curator Workshop 1 no.

Programs Units 14 General storage 1 no.

Programs Units CIRCULATION15 & SERVICES Loading Area 1 CIRCULATION & SERVICES 1 Stairs/Lifts/fire escape etc 1 16 Security Room 1 1 Stairs/Lifts/fire escape etc 1 2 IT server room 1 2 IT server room 1 3 MEP services 1 3 MEPparking services 1 4 Building 4 Building parking no.

Programs Units THEATRE 1 Reception 1 2 Ticketing 1 3 Awareness Theatre 1 4 Toilets 2 6 Red carpet venue 1 5 Backstage 1 7 Meet & Greet space 1 8 Celebrity room 3

no. Cinema, Programs Units Climate Change, and ACADEMY Sustainability 1 Reception 2 Student lobby 3 Library 4 Studio 1 5 Studio 2 6 Studio 3 7 Studio 4 8 Lab/workshop 9 Admin 10 Student Café/terrace 11 Toilets

Floor

100 50 100 100 50 100 50100 5010050 4010050 5010040 5010050 10020050 100 50 50 5010050 15 8050 15

G G+3 Y G G G+3 Y G G+1 Y G+3 G+1 G G+4 Y G G,G+1 Y G+4 G,G+1 G-1G+4 N G-1 G+2 Y G+4 G+2 G+2 Y G+4 G+2 N G+2 G+4 G+2 N G+2 G+5 G+2 N G G+4 G

Required total SQM Floor Required total SQM Floor Required total SQM Floor 250 100 20 G G-1 100 30 50 G G-1G 250 30 G G-1G 40 250 G G 30 40 G G 30 G Required total SQM

no.

Programs Units CIRCULATION & SERVICES Using a means 1 cinematography Stairs/Lifts/fire as escape etcto connect cultures1 around worldroom and join together to battle climate 1 2 ITthe server change 3 MEP services 1 4 Building parking

Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y N N N

Public Access Public Access Public Access Y Y N Y NY Y NY Y Y N Y N

Floor

100 30 250 40 50 30 50 27

G G G G G G G+1 G+1

50 50 100 100 100 100 100 200 50 100 80

Required total SQM

moving images museum

cinematic artifacts museum

Public Access

Required total50 SQM Floor G PublicYAccess Required total SQM Floor Public Access 15 G Y 50 G+3 Y 50 Y 50 165 G+3 G+3 G+1 Y Y 50 G+3 Y 100 165 G+3 G+1 Y Y 100 G+3 Y 100 165 G+4 G+1 Y Y 100 G+4 Y 100 G+4 Y Y 100 100 G+4 G+4 Y 100 G Y 100 G+4 Y 100 100 G+4 G Y Y 100 G+4 Y 200 50 G+4 G+1 Y Y 200 G+4 Y 50 50 G+4 G Y Y 50 G+4 Y 100 40 G+5 G,G+1Y Y 100 G+5 Y 80 50 G+4 G-1 N 80 G+4 50 G+2 Y 100 G+2 Y Required total50 SQM Floor G+2 PublicNAccess Required total SQM Floor Public Access 50 G+2 N 250 15 Y G N 250 Y 20 G-1 N 20 G-1 50 G-1 N N 50 G-1 G-1 N N G-1 N Required total SQM Floor Public Access

Required total SQM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Key spaces

Y Y Y Y N N N N

Floor

Public Access

G+3 G+3 G+3 G+4 G+4 G+4 G+4 G+4 G+4 G+5 G+4

Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y

Floor

Public Access

using film as a means to bring 250 (catalyst) to the people Y awareness 20 G-1 N 50 G-1 N G-1 N

Referring back to the site to express the lack of sustainability measures taken. Details around the site captured through sketched images showing the unique characteristics

Set Design Studio

Cinematic Gardens

Editing studio

Awareness Theatre

the theatre is used as a catalyst to bring awareness about climate change and can be the home to the dubai international film festival

Sejong Art Center Competition Entry / H Architecture + Haeahn Architecture Architects: H Architecture + Haeahn Architecture Location: Sejong, Korea Client: Multifunctional Administrative City Construction Agency (MACCA) Program: Performing art center including a 700 seat theater for classical concert, ballet and musical, a 300 seat black box theater, a cinema, and gallery spaces, a 1,500 seat opera theater as an extension, a restaurant, a cafe and parking Gross Area: 11,138 m² (119,888 sf) Status: Competition, submitted Year: 2013 Inferences

Views carving the building

Wind & courtyard opportunities

observation platform

Elevated promenade

Precedent study 2 - form inspiration OPERA HOUSE•GUANGZHOU, CHINA Architects: Zaha Hadid Architects Area: 70000 m² Year: 2010 Photographs: Iwan Baan Manufacturers: Reggiani, Kvadrat Lighting Consultant: Beijing Light & View Main Contractor: China Construction Third Engineering Bureau Co. Ltd Construction Management: Guangzhou Construction Engineering Supervision Co. Ltd Project Management: Guangzhou Municipal Construction Group Co. Ltd Acoustic Consultants: Marshall Day Acoustics Structural Engineering: SHTK, Guangzhou Pearl River Foreign Investment Architectural Designing Institute

Initial massing model created giving a sense of direction in design

The study model form was inspired by the selected case studies. the initial mass being smaller and lower compared to the final larger building which houses the multipurpose hall.

Precedent studies visits

German Pavilion Expo 2020 Site Visit

German Pavilion Expo 2020

Analysis summary

Exhibit: Social Sustainability, The cantilevered cubes provide a large central atrium for events. This covered vertical space visually links all functional sections, aids in way-finding, generates different visual linkages and access points, and aids in managing huge visitor numbers. The tourist trail leads to terraces . users can glimpse their history and future, interact with others, and look out over the Expo site. Individual immersive experiences within the cubes (Energy Lab, Future City Lab, and Biodiversity Lab) are created by facts and fiction, while terrace installations promote communal participation.

Etihad Museum

AlShindagha Historical District

Jameel Arts Center

Visiting different locations in dubai and experiencing the architecural ideation allows more inferences to be collected and analyzed for the development of the moving images natinal academy museum of art and design. each unique site displays its own characteristics rrlated to the history and culture of the united arab emirates with creative architectural design which is contextually driven.

Site Patterns

High frontage created by the METRO towers

VIEWS

Residential Neighborhoods

SITE

WIND

Low Vehicular Movement

High Vehicular Movement

High Pedestrian Movement

The buildings heavily dictates the growth and urban fabric of Dubai, due to its rapid growth in a short timespan, many leftover spaces were created unintentionally giving priority to high rise buildings excluding landscaping while providing the chance of better automobile accessibility,pedestrian lacks the easy movement in and around the city making it more car friendly.

Design Restrictions

SIte section zoning not to scale

school

patches of landscaping

carpark building for adjacent tower

Site

Emirates Grand hotel

Sheikh Zayed Road

High density metro link

Initial zoning diagram

Building zone ramp landscaping Underground vehicle entry

Heavy vegetation

Initial zoning design development, responding to site patterns and views

Final zoning diagram Building zone ramp landscaping Underground vehicle entry Heavy vegetation outdoor cinema cinematic garden water feature services

Final zoning design - using the context as a tool for dvelopment, responding to the surrounding patterns . Contextually driven architecture.

Design Drivers Views

Sustainability

Gardens towards the north for a comfortable space

Moving Images

connecting international cultures into the design concept

Utilizing the fresh wind for sustainability

Achieving a sculptural and functional landmark for the city

Responding to the environmental climate - shaded areas

Luring users into the activity centeric landmark

Creating an inviting building for the users to experience and be amazed

Design development through sketching

Conceptual sketches - interconnectivity between international cultures and architecture

sketching ideas - bringing international cultures connecting with architecture through the tangible and intangible realm

multiple approaches to design massing and development adapting to the surrounding environemnt - contextually driven architecture

Final sketch design

expressing the design through the context analysis of the site dveloping into massing studies

Inital abstract model

used to express the conceptual idea of connecting international cultures through architecture and film - interconnect

Luring users into the activity centeric landmark

1:500 abstract model

put to a specific scale with experimentation of surrounding site patterns

Establishing Axis

Highlighting the ramp for user experience

1:500 Development model

Exploring the outdoor relationship with the unique elements of the built form

Sustainability

1:500 Massing model

Conclusive model after various stages of development and testing structure opens to the north facade reducing solar heat gain

Building Fins direct the fresh winds throughout the site

Building Fins cast a shadow to the entrance for a comfortable experience

1:500 study models

Placing the study model on its context allows the relationship between the site and surrounding context to be exposed. Designes based on the context and analysis.

1:500 study model North facing facade to allow natural non heat inducing light

building inclined to allow terraces to be created

Ramp to create an inviting scene for users and lure into the building

Sheikh zayed road frontage towards the southeast

Photographing the model at eye level shows the human experience through the development of the design

Bubble Diagrams

First

Ground

outdoor cinema

services

Vertical core

Vertical core

Long Long term term gallery gallery

suites Lobby

The ground floor consists of the outdoor cinema for the public connected to the other outdoor rooms and a private space for the vip people connected with the central core.

Second

Theatre

Lobby Landing

Ramp

The first floor is where the public users are invited into the theatre or moving images museum using the experiential ramp that guides their path.

Third

Social library outdoor lounge

Motion Picture Studio

Vertical core

Shortterm gallery

Lobby

Commercial clip studio

Restoration studio & lab

The short term gallery along with the social library and outdoor lounge complement each other giving an informal feel, creating new connections

Student exhibition Editing Studio

Lobby

outdoor lounge

Set Design Studio

The third floor is the heart of the academy where students and artists meet with film makers in specifically designed spaces to cater to the needs of each phase.

Fourth Vertical core open air museum

Vertical core

co working space

Lobby lounge

The Fourth floor is a productive zone with the co working space linked with the open air cinematic museum and a complimented lounge for the resting space.

1:500 Site plan

1:200 Ground Floor plan

1:200 First Floor plan

1:200 Second Floor plan

1:200 Third Floor plan

1:200 Fourth Floor plan

1:200 Basement Floor plan

open air museum

co-working space

30m 30m motion picture studio

cinematic lounge

lounge

set design studio

moving images museum

restoration studio

moving images museum

shaded landing

1:200 section

cinematic collaboration space set design studio

30m

1:200 section

restoration studio

Reception

shaded landing

Reception

1:200 south-west elevation

1:200 east elevation

1:200 south-east elevation

1:200 north elevation

Render

Materiality

steel

wood panelling details

Textured grey concrete

double glazed windows

1:200 physical model

1:200 physical model

1:2000 3D printed site model

Render

1:200 physical model

Digital model on 1:2000 site

Render

Landscape Design

Water features

Cinematic landscape experience

Sustainable materials used: image source: irishtimes.com

Stepped seating spaces

Structure

image source: blogspot.com and minnesotagrown.com

Fourth floor

Gravel for landscape paths.

Supporting load bearing walls

Painted concrete.

Steel to support structure.

Triple glazed glass.

Pedestrain ramp to first floor

Structural Fins

References list: MINAMAD Project: page 8: mood board: https://parametrichouse.com/undulating-facade/ , https://www.alamy.com/abstract-deconstruction-architecture-black-and-white-geometry-art-photo-image337386808.html , https://www.pinterest.com/pin/541909767633544830/ , https://www.designcurial.com/news/deconstructivist-architecture-eight-iconic-buildings-4503184/2 , https://frameweb.com/project/the-beauty-of-deconstructivism , https://www.timeout.com/film/the-40-most-beautiful-outdoor-cinemas-in-the-world , page 9: key spaces: https://www.housebeautiful.com/uk/garden/designs/a19754770/artistic-garden-concepts-inspired-movie-settings/ , https://www.lifeofanarchitect. com/032-projects-in-architecture , https://www.deccanherald.com/national/museum-captures-history , https://www.dezeen.com/2014/04/21/s-office-set-design-office-studio-japan-mattch/ page 10: precedent studies: https://www.archdaily.com/380542/sejong-art-center-competition-entry-h-architecture-haeahn-architecture , https://www.archdaily. com/115949/guangzhou-opera-house-zaha-hadid-architects?ad_source=search&ad_medium=projects_tab

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 6

MINAMAD - Moving Images National Academy Museum of Art and Design

MAJD BAYAKLI

H00331005