ANALYTICAL STUDIES 2022 JILLIAN HERBERT 1 MARKETS 2 WOULDA-COULDA-SHOULDA 3 “NESTS” 4 “PERCHES” 5 DETAILS MATTER! 1/2 6 DETAILS MATTER! 2/2 7 ENCLOSURE
MARKETS
BOW MARKET
“Love per square inch”
Architect and Developer found the cure for a crime and mischief-ridden site:
+ more people!
+ better lighting!
+ non-hostile architecture!
Offers local businesses affordable store fronts, which creates a widely diverse set of vendors selling goods within a small space.
TIME OUT MARKET
“Fine dining made casual”
Boston and New York Markets infuse modern minimalism into historic industrial architecture. They help to tell the stories of the cities through subtle references to local culture
More than just a food hall: both markets have become dining and culture destinations.
Both make use of dark, natural materials like raw concrete, natural wood furnishings, and matte black steel appliances.
Circulation maximizes and preserves qulaity space and Column embedded acts as a companion seaters. Edge groups of 2-3
CHELSEA MARKET
“Neighborhood market with global insights”
Lowered ceiling heights and lighting fixtures cre ate the feeling of density. In areas of increased congestion, skylights allow space to escape and light to come in.
Circulation generally follows a linear path, with many opportunities to branch off.
Pops of bright color catch the eye and lead visi tors to explore more of the market.
and rentable area.
Human Scale + Diverse Options + Thoughtful Details
for more privacy
Variety of seats in a small area
Balcony height isn’t daunting!
“The Cornerstone”
Vendors in larger warehouse with mixed seating in and outdoors. Floor to ceiling steel frame windows fill the space with natural light, resulting in an open and airy environment.
Industrial modern design incorporates regional elements and historical roots of Albuquerque.
Fire pits create warmth and ambiance in cooler months.
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embedded in table companion to single Edge seating attracts 2-3
GUARDIANS
Objects strategically placed to act as The Guardians of a building or spatial entity.
Could offer protection, represent values and ideas, establish boundaries, or offer amusement. Could come in a range of physical sizes.
Help people let relax in and relate to spaces by offering a friend to keep them company.
DUAL
WOULDA-COULDA-SHOULDA
For Past and Future
DUAL FUNCTION PUBLIC SPACE SOLUTIONS
Simple solutions to help public spaces feel pleasant and enjoyable.
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Clever use of poche. Thoughtfulness about function. No space wasted. Projects
PAPER COFFEE, NY
A plant-filled staircase leads up to a tiny outdoor patio. Two couches, some stools, and a rug make up the lounge space. A larger table with a few stairs invites small group meetings.
Sunny in the mornings, shaded in the afternoons.
A quiet place of solace found right in the heart of Manhattan.
OLD TOWN ALBUQUERQUE
Old Town is home to many of these making it feel like stepping into flowers, trickling fountains, and shutters. Variety of sun: direct, Feels crowded, but not in a bad
“NESTS”
ALBUQUERQUE ICONIK COFFEE, SANTA FE
these lovely little plazas, into something magical. Vivid and brightly colored doors and shade, dappled. bad way.
Oddly shaped in terms of circulation vs. seating, but leads to a more dynamic and interesting space. Almost hidden unless seen from a glance.
Clean white stucco with bright turquoise, red brick, lush plants, and string lights makes the space feel both cozy and fresh.
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Small Space Enclosures
“PERCHES”
“Perches” are places people choose to sit and stay. (The “stay” can be anywhere from a few minutes to several hours.) They tend to be randomly and conveniently placed, unremarkably ordinary in appearance, and surprisingly comfortable despite having zero back support.
Most often, the act of by 1 of 2 intentions:
1) To Sit and See
2)
1] PERCH ON STEPS 2] PERCH UP
People tend to perch on steps of grand entrances, mostly on the side and out of the way of the main path.
People perch on things that are up high because it’s fun. A high perch pairs well with “Perch with a View.”
4] WATER PERCH 5] GROUND
Perches by water, especially when the water is in arms’ or toes’ reach, attract both adults and children.
“perching” is accompanied
2)
To Sit and Be Seen
UP HIGH
things because perch “Perch
PERCH
Sometimes an elevated perch isn’t available. People will make do with curbs, slight inclines off a path, or flat grass (preferably with blankets).
Not
just for birds!
While Perch options are different for every Percher, there are 6 Basic Perches that can commonly be found and utilized. (These 6 are great on their own, but can be combined into one perch.)
3] PERCH WITH A VIEW
It’s nice to perch and have something to look at.
6] RANDOM OBJECT PERCH
Anything can
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GROUND
A collection of small, meaningful, and humorous details.
The Forgotten Coffee Cup
A corner condition convenient for setting something down momentarily and/or forgetfully.
Golden Section
Snail sculptures and details reveal themselves as part of the language behind a Golden Section themed mini park.
Reading Tables
Dimensions are pleasant for sitting and browsing through reading material. Angled shelf acts as both a divider between two facing readers and as a display for those walking by.
Peg Markers
DETAILS MATTER!
Section Snails Cathedral Concrete
Exposed concrete, rough aggregate, and visble grind marks speak of a certain “humanness.” The cathedral is revealing a messge through materiality: the church isn’t for the elite and polished, it’s there to be accepting.
Viewing Stones
Floor markers inlaid in the flooring act as joinery and markers for dances and ceremonies.
Stones become smoother over time as visitors are encouraged to touch them. Can this concept be applied to other materials within architectural spaces?
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Cool
More small, meaningful, and humorous details.
A Century Long Neck Cramp
Isabella Stewart Gardner specified that nothing in her galleries should be changed after her death; everything is in the same spot as when she originally placed it.
This poor head has had his neck craned up to the atrium for 100 years!
Railing with a Rest
Thin wood railings are used in the grand staircase in Renzo Piano’s modern wing. Over the view of the glass tunnel, he uses a flat piece of wood wide enough to lean on, providing a place to pause and look towards the historic building.
Blue Stone
Blue colored stone ISG building. Renzo new modern addition.
One Piece
Staircase railing carved from a sin gle piece of teak. sharp surface can found; every corner rounded so that the wood feels smooth the touch
MORE DETAILS!
Stone & Bluestone
stone tiles are used frequently in the historic Renzo Piano uses imported Bluestone in the addition.
Pre-Patinated Panels
Another nod to the historic ISG building, Renzo Piano uses pre-patinated copper panels as exterior and interior cladding. They will continue to turn greener over time.
Piece Teak
sin No can be corner is the smooth to
Statue GPS
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A sidewalk statue leads the way.
From Left to Right:
1 Shaded Seating
2 Shaded Circulation
3 Sunny Seating
4 Sunny Circulation
From Top to Bottom:
1 Enclosure by Mass
2 Enclosure by Mass and
3 Enclosure by Circulation
4 Enclocusure by Pavement
ENCLOSURE HARVARD PLAZA
PLAZA and Pavement Circulation Pavement and Circulation J. Herbert : Analytical Studies Enclosure on a larger scale NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART From Left to Right: 1 Pavement vs Green Space 2 Sun vs Shade 3 Full Circulation 4 Half Circulation
THANKS! JILLIAN HERBERT
