Studio 30 Resonate - Brief 02

Studi o 30

R e s onate Architecture, Arts, and Acoustics

mid s e mester we eks 3-6 jour nal Kalliopi Patros 1066954

veh i cl e a c c e s s / p ark i ng

c ampi ng + accommo d at ion main st age op en air concer t ve nue + bu i l d i ng

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Res onate at C olac qu ar r y Location: Colac, Victoria Area: 800 m² Main hall seating: 2-3000

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concer t hous e

01 -undulating piazza shape reminiscent of quarry ‘cul-de-sacs’ -separaing ‘cubes’ or stereotomy in plan reminiscent of ‘chipping’ or ‘digging’ away in relation to quarry -small however, floor plan seems to have good spatial planning between front and back of house -minimal but clever use of colour in the facade elements without being overdone. Bringing back a ‘fun’ element -could be considered too internalised for quarry site, however some interesting concepts observed from this precedent which could be explored as a starting off point

Pa l a c e for Me x i c an Mus i c Location: Mexico Alejandro Medina Arquitectura, Munoz arquitectos, Quensel arquitectos, Reyes Rios + Larrain arquitectos Year: 2018 Area: 8840 m² Main hall seating: 450

1:10,000

mus ic ve nue

02

-outdoor and felxible spaces for performances/practice -well organised back of house spatial planning for reference -externally the architecture is quite bold, reminicent of stone quarry -form is interesting, could be interpereted as a ‘rock’ situated within its site - precedent for ‘school’ program -siginficantly smaller seating numbers

Foro B o c a Location: Mexico Rojkind Arquitectos Year: 2017 Area: 5410 m² Main hall seating: 1000 Rehersal seating: 150

1:10,000

1933 drawing by architect

mus ic ve nue

03

-connection/ relation to the site -the architecture itself looks as if it could be one with the rock formations -somehwat comparable seating numbers -idea of a journey through the site / park to arrive at the venue -materiality relates to the site well

Red Ro cks Amphit he at re Location: Colorado USA Burnham Hoyt Year: 1906 & 1941 Area: unknown m² Main hall seating: 9525 1:10,000

mus ic ve nue

04

-despite this being a nightclub, the central ‘dome’ is reminicent of an acoustic shell -interesting patterning and use of light as cladding / ornament on the shell -lighting as one with the architecture could be a way to enhance the experience with the music performances -scale incomparable

Nig ht Flig ht Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Studio MODE Year: 2014 Area: 1000 m² Main hall seating: xx 1:10,000

mus ic ve nue

05

-dynamic floor plan and forms -building seems lively with the use of colours through lighting, materiality and paint -generous outdoor area, could be a reference for festival area/public piazza and connection to the landscape -building floor plan seems to have good organisation and circulation routes which can be referenced for the school and acoustic shell building

Pa loma Location: Nimes, France Tetrarc Architects Year: 2012 Area: 5611 m² Main hall seating: unknown 1:10,000

concer t hous e

06

-interesting tectonics with the structural framework and sheet/veil for shell -scale is not comparable, however the central or even inward facing/looking form could be interesting to explore -materiality is freeflowing and would respond to site conditions such as wind -interesting use of light to transform the shell at night to create a different atmosphere

Pavilion and Workshops ?

Location: Sigulda, Latvia DJA Year: 2014 Area: 150 m² Main hall seating: unknown 1:10,000

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07

-scale comparable to site/brief -interesting repetition within shell as a focal interest for the audience -classic amphitheatre arrangement -organisation of seating rows -not the same site, however similar in that it appears to be in a secluded area surrounded by landscape and a natural setting

T h e Hol ly wo o d b ow l Location: California, USA Hodgetts + Fung Design and Architecture Year: 1922-2004 Area: unknown m² Main hall seating: 17,500 1:10,000

mus ic ve nue

08

-interesting use of materiality with both a more solid structure and a ‘tent’ like covering which is reminiscent of festival culture -for sound propogation and acoustic quality for those sitting outside the covered area, this would not be ideal -precedent for site planning, vehicle access and site arrangement -floor plan seems to be well organised for the performers on stage

Su n Va l l e y Mus i c Pav i l i on Location: Sun Valley, USA FTL Design Engineering Studio Year: 2008 Area: 150 m² Main hall seating: 1500 1:10,000

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-the site is not the same, however contains similar elements as the colac quarry site with bays of water surrounding land -this event uses the ladscape in a more elaborate way by using most of it, however when looking at the map there is this emphasis on a ‘journey’ -making use of water bays to engluf visitors into the site using bridges -emphasis on fun event or festival culture, almost fantastical and otherworldly -scattered masterplan

Tomor row l and fest iva l Location: Sun Valley, USA FTL Design Engineering Studio Year: 2008 Area: 150 m² Main hall seating: 70,000 1:10,000

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- 2.6x 4.9m car spot dimensions -3.6m width one way road for bus/truck. 8m wide two way traffic roads

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-walking path from car park to main stage with pathways to amenities and camping ground

public circulation ‘activities hub’ -walking trails which lead to various areas of the quarry /look out installations, lighting displays and wildlife viewing platforms

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performance school -100 x 50m approx buildng area with external plaza / connection to central activities hub

-access to public car park from road into existing road onto site

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-‘private’ vehicle access for trucks and busses for main stage

-buildings away from largest water body with carpark and camping ground as a buffer to protect / ‘avoid’ disturbance to wildlife and birds which occupy the small islands within the water

installation

-no dead end circulation, always leading back somewhere

-public carpark for music school guests and staff

-160m approx for seating / stage area -80x30m approx for main stage building - least annual wind patterns

-gravel car park with walking trail along water bank onto existing quarry roads which lead to the main stage and festival/ activity area -camping access also from this path

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main stage

camping

-100 x 50m approx buildng area with external plaza / connection to central activities hub Main Stage + Building

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• 15,000 people capacity for outdoor live performance of music, concerts, plays, bands, orchestra, shows etc.

• Lighting and acoustic qualities of the building • Acoustic Shell • Stage / performance space (more than 3 double doors) • Stage ‘wings’ for set design pieces (this dictates how large the stage can be) • Scene dock (storage for unused stage elements) • Stage corridor • Loading bay with temporary parking for tour trucks • Logistics and management office for 4 staff • Stagehand green room (moving to and from stage) • Performer green room • Conductor and concertmaster office • Manager and staff office • Small storage / locker room for personal storage • Restrooms / changing rooms • Costume / makeup rooms • Warmup rooms • Stage door access • Press hall and lounge • Journalist / photographer/ media office • Conference rooms • Ticket box and foyer area • Rest rooms • Casual dining – food truck vendors, popup shops • Restaurant/bars/cafes • Merchandising • Some sense of flexibility • Foyer/lobby for guests • WC’s / amenities • Offices • Dressing and makeup rooms • Laundry / shower • Costume storage • Rehearsal room • Storage • Cloak room • Vehicle access to back of house

Camping Grounds • • •

Free area to set up camp Access to circulation / parking Amenities area

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Festival + Temporary installations • Merch booths • Temporary installation areas • Seating • Area for food trucks • Access to circulation / walking paths and trails • Access to camping grounds

performing arts school

-100 x 50m approx buildng area with external plaza / connection to central activities hub -auditorium with 1000 seats

Performance School General • Offices • Staff room • Cleaner • Lifts / stairs • Electrical room • Kitchen • Dining hall • Communal space Auditorium • 1000 seating capacity • Stage • Foyer/lobby for guests • WC’s / amenities • Office • ‘crossover’ circulation • Backstage ‘red zone’ • Dressing and makeup rooms • Laundry / shower • Costume storage • Rehearsal room • Storage • Cloak room Musicians Wing • Practice rooms: Strings, Violin, Cello, Percussion, Piano, Drums etc.

• Amenities • Individual classrooms (smaller) • Group classrooms (larger) • Gathering foyer with lockers • Instrument storage • WC’s and amenities • Kitchenette • Lift / Stairs • Practice recording room • Sound booth/ sound engineering box • Classroom Performers / Dancers Wing • Dance studios • Amenities WC’s and showers • Lockers Accommodation • Shared private rooms • Shared amenities • Common room • Kitchenette

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rehabi l it at i on of qu ar r y Hor ns by Q u ar r y, N S W Blue metal used to cover rail lines (volcanic breccia) quarried from site for 100 years. ‘v.e.n.m.’ for virgin excavated natural materials from another site near by used to fill hole by being trucked to the site. Filling the hole with dirt by using conveyor belt to be compacted. Extra, unstable land which had previously caused rock/land slides used to fill up the rest of the quarry.

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D erbyshire L i mestone Quar r y, UK 3 Limestone quarries on one site, to be rehabilitated into grasslands and divided into individual fields for sheep grazing etc.

Designated areas for nature conservation to take place as well as areas for farming.

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https://www.bgs.ac.uk/discoveringGeology/geologyOfBritain/limestoneLandscapes/resourcesConflictsSustainability/images/geograph-2584427-by-TimHeaton.jpg

C hek k a Q u ar y, L eb anon

qu ar r y rehabi l it at i on

As part of their rehabilitation strategy they categorised the site into four areas: high-land, cliff-land, low-land and core-land.

Eg. Cliff-land: identified wild plantings which host a variety of wildlife such as birds. Local plant species were used to re-populate the site which were found around the planted areas of the quarry ie. surrounding grasslands.

https://earthresources.vic.gov. au/legislation-and-regulations/ guidelines-and-codes-ofpractice/code-of-practice-forsmall-quarries

http://epbcnotices.environment.gov.au/_entity/annotation/9c263aa8-452f-e911-be 2c-00505684324c/a71d58ad4cba-48b6-8dab-f3091fc31cd5?t=1594339200363

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rehabi l it at i on of qu ar r y Hor ns by Q u ar r y, N S W

C hek k a Q u ar y, L eb anon

Quarry rehabilitation seems to be a lot of cut and fill - hiding what has previously been done to the site. This, leaving the quarry almost unrecognisable from its previous use.

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Mt C o ot - t h a Q u ar r y, Q u e e nsl an d

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Learning outcomes/methods to consider: Victorian Earth Resources Legislations and Regulations for codes of practice for quarries https://earthresources.vic.gov.au/legislation-and-regulations/guidelines-and-codes-of-practice/code-of-practice-for-small-quarries#rehabilitation

-Use of top soil from other areas / land on site -re-work the existing quarry form into a new, final and permanent land form -Cut and fill? Re-adjusting the site?

c ubism

Unknown, Andrew Nawroski 2015

Act of quarrying

collage

‘chipping into the land rock’

mont age putting together

f rag me nt s

abs t r a c t i on music Pablo Picasso - Violon et raisins, 1912

Pablo Picasso The Reservoir, Horta de Ebro Horta de Sant Joan, summer 1909

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remnants of a qu ar r y concept Quarry rehabilitation has been known to be readapted into parklands with re-conditioning of grasslands and other uses such as farm grounds and natural grounds for wild life. Thus, completely transforming the site into a new natural haven, unrecognisable from its past. Depending on its scale and material quarries can remain open for decades. My concept of ‘remenants’ is to maintain the essence and abstractions of the quarried site in its newly built areas.

Aside from the programmed locations, camping grounds and festival areas, much of the site will be rehabilitated into natural parklands to reutrn the land back to its natural residents.

music f r agment at ion

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Juan-Gris-Portrait-of-Pablo-Picasso Pablo Picasso, 1910, Girl with a Mandolin (Fanny Tellier), oil on canvas, 100.3 × 73.6 cm, Museum of Modern Art, New York

‘div i s i on of mus i c a l i d e a’

“re du c t i on of a l arge s c a l e mus i c a l i d e a to it s e s s e nt i a l for m”

A melodic phrase

motif -

Guitar and Fruit Bowl by Juan Gris

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Indigenous sp ecies list in C ol a c O t w ay shire https://www.colacotway.vic.gov.au/Environment-Sustainability/ Trees-and-vegetation

Colac Otway S H I R E

Botanical Name

Common name

Height Width

Eucalyptus obliqua

Messmate Stringybark

5-30x 6-20m

Eucalyptus ovata

Swamp Gum

Eucalyptus radiata

Narrow-leaf Peppermint Manna Gum

‘Naturally Progressive’

INDIGENOUS SPECIES LIST COLAC Botanical Name

Common name

Height Width

Soil Class SL

Acacia implexa

Lightwood

Acacia mearnsii

Black wattle

5-12x 4-7m 8-25x 6-10m

Acacia melanoxylon

Blackwood

8-20x 5-12m

CSL

Acacia myrtifolia

Myrtle wattle

1-3x 1-2m

SCL

Erosion Control

SL

Acacia pycnantha

Golden wattle

3-8x 2-5m

SL

Acacia verticillata

Prickly Moses

1-5x 3-5m

CL

Allococasuarina verticillata Austrostipa pubinodis Austrodanthonia

Drooping Sheoak Tall Spear grass Wallaby grass

4-10mx 5-6m

SL

1-2m

CSL

30cm80cm

CSL

Banksia marginata

Silver Banksia

1-8x 1-5m

CSL

Burchardia umbellata Bursaria spinosa

Milk maids

30cm

CSL

Sweet Bursaria

1-6x 2-3m

CSL

Calocephalus citreus

1560cm 5-70cm

CL

Calocephalus lacteus Cassinia aculeata

Lemon beauty heads Milky beauty heads Dogwood

CSL

Chrysocephalum apiculatum

Common everlasting

2-4x 1-2m 60cm

Dianella revoluta

Black-anther Flax lily

SL

Dianella tasmanica

Tasman Flaxlily

.3-1x. .52.5m .6-1.5 x.5-2m

Eucalyptus camaldulensis

Red Gum

12-45x 1530m

CSL

SOILS: C= clay S = sandy L=Loamy

SL

SL

B = Birds H/E = Honeyeaters

Comments B. B/F. Hardy (suckers), full sun. Light green foliage, cream flowers Summer.

B. B/F,S/G. Hardy. Shade tree, ferny foliage. Dry sites, sunpart shade. Damp, well drained-dry sites. Cream-yellow flowers Oct-Dec. (borer prone) Widespread coloniser B, B/F, S/G. Prefers deep damp soils. Screen plant. Pale creamy flowers.

July-Oct. 18, 30,201 B. B/F. Bushy/sparse shrub ascending branches. Young stems red/purple tinge. Pale green leaves. Damp sites.

Cluster yellow flowers Jun-Dec. 16,48 B. B/F,S/G. Aust. Emblem. Fast grower. Well drained-damp sites, sun. Bright green foliage, golden flowers Aug-Oct Widespread coloniser.

B. B/F. Streams – Damp soils/shaded sites. Low shrub to tree. Prickly leaves. Yellow flowers June-Dec. 45, 201, 161 B. Windbreak. Hardy drooping habit. Branchlets turn yellow/brown. Apr-May. Coast scrub B. Robust, tufted perenn. erect flower stem. Dense large flower spikelets. Oct-Dec. Hardy native grass. Dry/wet sites.

Year long green, low maintenance.

Fine leaf loose white fluffy seed heads. Flowers Nov-Mar.45.

B/F. H/E. S/G. Heathlands/forests. Leaves dark upper light lower. Honey coloured cylindrical flowers Apr-Nov. Screen plant. 161 Suit most sites. Grass like leaves, white flowers on stems.

Keep dry when dormant. 48, 132, 55.

B/F/ H/E. Foliage plant, spines at leaf base. Cream fragrant flowers Dec-Mar. Purse shaped seed. 45.

Herb. Stems silvery grey & hairy. Flower heads yellow. SeptMar. 132.

Perenn. herb. Tolerates wet and saline sites. Wooly grey stems, narrow leaves.cluster small cream flowers. Sep-Feb. Bushy spreading shrub. Quick grow. Sml. White flowers.

Nov-Mar. 45 Tufted perenn. Pale grey-green erect leafy stems. Bright yellow cluster flowers.

Sept-Feb.48, 55, 132.

B/F. Tufted grass like leaves. Well drained sites/dry sites in shade. Blue star flowers yellow anthers. Blue fruit. 45

Erosion Control

8-30x 5-20m 6-20x 6-15m 10-40x 8-15m

CSL

CSL CSL

Hymenanthera dentata

Tree Violet

2-4x 2-4m

CSL

Geranium potentilloides Leptospermum continentale

Cinquefoil Cranesbill Prickly Teatree

.5-1.5m

CSL

1-4x 1-2m

CSL

Leptospermum lanigerum

Wooly tea tree

2-5x 3m

CSL

Lomandra longifolia

Mat-rush

1x1m

SL

Melaleuca squarrosa

Scented paperbark Tree Everlasting

4-12x 2-6m 2-6x 1-3m

CSL

Poa labillardierei

Common tussock grass

50130cm

CL

Pultenaea juniperina

Prickly Bush Pea

SL

Solanum laciniatum.

Large Kangaroo apple Kangaroo grass

1-3x .51.5m 3-4x 3-4m 80x 0.3cm

CSL

Ozothamnus ferrugineus

Themeda triandra

SL

Comments B/F. H/E. Grey/brown fibrous bark. Shade/shelter tree. For large areas.

Quick hardy grower. Sml. Cream flowers Jan-Mar. Wineglass fruit. 30, 45, 161, 201.

H/E,S/G. Excellent in poorly drained soils. Grey white trunk.

Creamy flowers May-Nov. 3,8,17,18,45,165.

B/F. H/E. Dense spreading crown, narrow aromatic leaves.

Grey-brown bark. Shade. Tree. Oil. Flowers Oct-Jan.45 B/F. H/E. S/G. suits forest/streams.

Ribbon bark, white trunk. Koala food.

Fast grow, flowers often. 18, 45, 201 B. Rigid shrub. Suit most sites. Tiny Scented yellow bell flowers Sept-Nov. Green-purple berries.18.

B. B/F. Hardy creeping form. Suit moist sites. Spreading pink flowering stems to 3m. Sept-Mar Nest site widespread.

B. B/F. Hardy prickly shrub. Damp/dry sites. Screen plant.

White flowers Oct-Mar.45, 161 Hardy. Dense form. Suit most sites. Screen plant. Greygreen hairy leaves. Flowers white, buds grey wooly. SeptDec. 53, 851, 56.

B/F. Hardy. Agapanthus replacement. Salt tolerant. Large arching tussock, grass like strap leaves. Scented yellow flower spikes. Sept-Dec. 45 B. Dense. Screen plant. Damp, sun-part shade sites.

Masses cream perfumed flower spikes Oct-Jan. 165, 17.

Dense, fast grow. Gnarled trunk. Damp drained sites. Dark grey-green narrow leaves. Dense cream flower heads.

Nov-Feb. 45 B. B/F. Dense tussock slender soft green leaves year round.

Weed suppressant. Wet/damp sites. Wispy grass flower.

Oct-Feb..18, 45 Erect shrub.Narrow prickly leaves.

Clusters of pea shaped yellow/red flowers. Oct-Dec. 45 B. Fast grow, fleshy bush. Suit most sites. Dark green leaves, deeply lobed and entire. Purple flowers. Oval fruit orange. Sept-Mar. Widespread coloniser.

CSL

Perenn. dense tussock. Suit most sites. Leaves green, brown,blue. Slender flower stem. Dense clusters shiny brown spikelets. Sept-Feb. 132,55.

H/E. B/F. Robust spreading. Damp well drained - wetter fertile soils. Thick shiny leaves. Blue flower yellow centre, blue fruits. Spr-Sum. 45, 201.

H/E. Spreading tree, smooth bark upper. Damp/wet sites, can help with salinity. Cluster flowers cream-yellow. 56, 125.

Soils: C = Clay B/F = Butterflies F = Frog S/G = Sugar gliders

EVC = Ecological Vegetation Class 18, riparian forest. 30 wet riparian forest, 45 shrubby foothill forest.

161 coast headland scrub, 201 shrubby wet forest

f l ora and fauna

Eucalyptus viminalis

Soil Class CL

S = Sandy

L = Loamy

B = Birds B/F = Butterflies H/E = Honey eaters F = Frog S/G = Sugar gliders

EVC = Ecological Vegetation Class - 18 = Riparian forest. 30 = Wet Riparian Forest 45 = Shrubby Foothill Forest.

161 = Coast Heathland Scrub.

201 = Shrubby Wet Forest.

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preliminar y mater i alit y study Using existing rocks and left overs from the quarry to integrate back into the site.

Eg. Gabion cage/walls as a landscaping tool

inspiration

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keyw wrods

music f ragment at ion

collage

f rag ments

motif -

c omp o s it i on

re p e t it i on

mo del exploration

Cut and fill may be seen as an issue, however, it could be seen as a small expense to the site for a permanent outcome. Once the ampitheatre has been shaped the surrounding topography will be manipulated in such a way that the soil can be re-purposed to assist the ampitheatre.

More flat land area for festival seems appropriate for many guests and accomodating food trucks, seating and circulation. This area must be accessible for all.

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Quarried area not deep enough to create entire ampitheatre to accomodate 15,000 seats. Total height is 4m from ground/road which roughly accomodates 8 rows of seating with the natural topography. This area will need to be excavated / cut and filled in some areas to create maximal seating.

mo del exploration

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i ns t a l l at i ons c ars / p ar k i ng vehicle access w a l k i ng

fe s t iva l are a + c afe s e tc

p er for mance s cho ol + a c c om o d at i on main st age + inst allat ion are a , v i e w i ng / s itt i ng pl at for ms and p ark i ng

master pl an

c ampi ng

vehicle circulation -central water body as connection between main stage building and music school

- 2.6x 4.9m car spot dimensions -3.6m width one way road for bus/truck. 8m wide two way traffic roads

parking

-‘central’ inward site arrangement

g pin cam

away from main bodies of water/key areas which wildlife are found

amenities

-walking path from car park to main stage with pathways to amenities and camping ground

public circulation ‘activities hub’ -walking trails which lead to various areas of the quarry /look out installations, lighting displays and wildlife viewing platforms

+ festival

main stage amenities

-walking path from carpark to music school

+ accom

parking

main stage

performing arts school

performance school -100 x 50m approx buildng area with external plaza / connection to central activities hub

-access to public car park from road into existing road onto site

site ar range ment

vehicle circulation paths to building connection between buildings public circulation

ping cam

-‘private’ vehicle access for trucks and busses for main stage

-buildings away from largest water body with carpark and camping ground as a buffer to protect / ‘avoid’ disturbance to wildlife and birds which occupy the small islands within the water

installation

-no dead end circulation, always leading back somewhere

-public carpark for music school guests and staff

-160m approx for seating / stage area -80x30m approx for main stage building - least annual wind patterns

-gravel car park with walking trail along water bank onto existing quarry roads which lead to the main stage and festival/ activity area -camping access also from this path

amenities

sketching and de velopment

staff accommodation only? or hotel /lodge also?

sketching and de velopment

sketching and de velopment

sketching and de velopment

c ampi ng and ame n it i e s

outdoor

toilet

shower

shower

toilet

c ampi ng

parents

qu ar r y c ampi ng Mountain Quarry, also known as Boya Quarry to the locals

c ampi ng

Stratham's Quarry -

ro ck cl imbing

s ite a c t iv it i e s

op e n fes t iv a l are a p e r for mance s cho ol p ar k l an d s + w a l k i ng t r ai ls

op e n w a l k i ng t r ai l s

workshop

d e ns e pl ant i ng s for w i l d l i fe reh abi l it at i on

axonome tr ic mas te r pl an

accommo d at ion

c ampi ng g rou n d s

ro ck cl i mbi ng

p ark l ands i ns t a l l at i on 2 c ampi ng ame n it i e s p ark i ng main st age i ns t a l l at i on 1

site zone pl anning

accommo d at ion zone - c amp s ite -student/guest accom -st af f living pro g r am z on e s -p er for mance s cho ol -workshop -ro ck cl imbi ng -inst allat ion display x2 main st age / festival zone

g round f l o or

audience seating

stage wing wc’s

l’dry and showers

stage hand orchestral pit dressing

stage

up rm a w dressing makeup stairs & lift stage wing

instrument store

main stt age

store

loading dock area / outdoor

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lockers and communal room

entry

f irst f l o or

Q ???? interactive installation + seating

b ox of f i c e d i l e m m a

lobby cloak & box office public amenities

audience seating food and beverages

stage concert master offices and staff offices multipurpose conference room / lounge and press hall

stairs & lift

main i n st age

external box office?

concert master offices and staff offices

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outdoor tap

male wc

cleaner services

showers

female wc

parents room

c ampi ng ame n it i e s

dda wc

flexible room

flexible operable outdoor work station / material delivery / car

office material store wc

c ampi ng ame n it i e s

workshop

tool store

g round f l o or

Dance studio

outdoor amphitheatre 2

Individual classrooms Individual classrooms Individual classrooms lift ftss / sstairs showe Amenities WC’s and showers multipurpose classroom

entry 1

Performers wing kitchenette Gathering foyer with lockers rs staff room

offices shared undercover area

amenities entry 2

kitchenette

li s / lift stairs

Gathering foyer with lockers

cleaner

Stage

electrical room

foyer / lobby wc’s / amenities private

kitchen Auditorium (shared) 500-1000 seating

dining hall

office crossover circulation

c ampi ng ame n it i e s

backstage green zone dressing and makeup rooms Musicians wing

wc’s / amenities public crossover circulation backstage green zone dressing and makeup rooms costume and storage room rehersal room cloak room

b as e ment

ties eni m a nd ’s a C W storage

lift / stairs studio studio Performers wing

studio studio studio

classroom Sound booth/ sound engineering box

classroom lift / stairs tairs classroom

Practice recording room

c ampi ng ame n it i e s

Instrument storage

classroom Gathering foyer with lockers Musicians wing