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SITUATIONS BEHAVIOR

EXPERIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT

AS A UNIT. MATERIALS CONSIDERED “OBJECTS OF DESIGN” PHYSICAL OBJECTS AS ENTITIES

F I E L D C O N D I T I O N S W H A T I S A N O B J E C T ?

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IF THE CITY IS WHERE THE RELATIONSHIPS (PROCESSES AND MOVEMENTS) TAKE PLACE AS RESULTS OF LARGER INFRASTRUCTURES, THEN WHAT IS THE BOUNDARY OF THE FIELD? INTRODUCES CHANCE AND A DIFFERENT PERCEPTION OF THE WORK, FROM THE DISCRETE OBJECT TO A RECORD OF THE PROCESS OF ITS MAKING IN THE FIELD MOVE AWAY FROM OPERATING TOWARDS THE GOAL OF COMPOSITIONAL CLOSURE ANDTHEROLEOFTHEBUILDINGASASPECIFICOBJECT.

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W H A T I S A F I E L D ?

“FIELD CONFIGURATIONS ARE LOOSELY BOUNDED AGGREGATES

CHARACTERIZED BY POROSITY AND LOCAL INTERCONNECTIVITY…WHAT IS INTENDED HERE IS A CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE PRODUCTION OF DIFFERENCE AT THE LOCAL SCALE, EVEN WHILE MAINTAINING A RELATIVE INDIFFERENCE TO THE FORM OF THE WHOLE” [STAN ALLEN, “STAN ALLEN: DISTRIBUTIONS, COMBINATIONS, FIELDS- PRELIMINARY NOTES,” IN A + U ARCHITECTURE + URBANISM08,NO.335 (AUG1998):4]

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P R E C E D E N T S T U D Y D A N I S H P A V I L I O N / S H A N

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“THE DANISH PAVILION WAS DESIGNED AS TRAFFIC LOOP CREATED BY THE MOTION OF THE CITY” BIKES AND PEDESTRIANS TIED IN A KNOT. THE PAVILION IS A NEW TAKE ON SUSTAINABILITY BY ENHANCING THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE. OVER 1500 FREE CITY BIKES ARE PROVIDED FORVISITORS.

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A. EXHIBITION CURL.

B. ROOF TERRACE / BIKE PARKING AND VELODROME.

C. LOOPS ARE INTERCONNECTED TO CREATE CONTINUITY BETWEEN THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FOR PEDESTRIANS AND CYCLISTS.

D. PAVILION BRIDGING GROUND AND ELEVATED PROMENADE.

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THE PAVILION IS A MONOLITHIC STRUCTURE MADE OF STEEL. THE STRUCTURE USES A SELFSUPPORTING TUBULAR STEEL TRUSS. THE STEEL ALLOWS THE STRUCTURE TO BE DESIGNED AS A CONTINUOUS GEOMETRIC KNOT, THE USE OF STEEL ALSO MODERATES THE TEMPERATURE OF THEBUILDING.

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ICHOSETOWORKWITHPAPERDUETOITS

DURABILITY,STRENGTH,ANDABILITYTO MAINTAINFORM.ITOOKINSPIRATION FROMTRADITIONALJAPANESEORIGAMI, MYINSPIRATIONCAMEFROMTHEIMAGES TOTHERIGHT.ITHOUGHTTHATPAPER WOULDBEARELATIVELYSIMPLER

MATERIALTOMANIPULATEBUTIWAS WRONG.IFACEDMANYCHALLENGES WITHFOLDINGANDMAINTAININGFORMS THATCOULDSELFSUPPORTASWELLAS MAINTAINENOUGHSTRENGTHTO SUPPORTASTRUCTURE.

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AFTERREPEATEDFAILEDATTEMPTS,IFINALLYCREATEDACOMPONENTTHATWASSATISFIED WITH.MYCOMPONENTWASDURABLEANDSTURDY.THISFINALCOMPONENTWASMYFIRST ENDEAVORWITHALASERCUTTERWHICHASSISTEDMEWITHCONSISTENCYANDMASS PRODUCTION.

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F I N A L M O D E L (R E N D E R E D I M A G E)

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S U S T A I N A B L E T E C H R E S E A R C H G R E E N R O O F 22 | S U S T A I N A B L E T E C H R E S E A R C H

WATERISSTOREDANDRETURNEDTOTHEATMOSPHERETHROUGH EVAPORATION.LIGHTISABSORBEDTHROUGHTHEVEGETATIONWHICHCAN BECONVERTEDINTOHEATENERGY.THEPLANTSSEENONGREENROOFSCAN REDUCEDUSTPARTICLES,SMOGANDAIRBORNEPOLLUTANTS.THE INTENTIONBEHINDHAVINGMULTIPLEGREENROOFSISMOSTLYFORENERGY EFFICIENCYANDWATERCONSERVATION.THEWATERTHATISCOLLECTED ANDSTOREDBYTHEVEGETATIONISRECYCLEDANDREUSEDTHROUGHOUT THEBUILDING.GREENROOFSCANALSOREDUCEELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATIONPENETRATIONMEANINGTHATANEXTENSIVEGREENROOFCAN REDUCEOUTSIDENOISEWHICHWOULDBEAPPRECIATEDINAMUSEUM LOCATEDINABIGMETROPOLITANCITY.

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V E N T U S & A Q

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L O M B A R D M O N T G O M E R Y

S I T E L O C A T I O N & S I T E Q U A L I T I E S

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WHENIINITIALLYSTARTEDCONSIDERINGTHE MASSINGOFTHESTRUCTUREIIMMEDIATELYSTARTED SKETCHINGMODULAR/RECTILINEARFORMSTOGIVE SOMECONTRASTTOTHECURVESOFTHESITE.SINCE MYTECHNOLOGYWASAGREENROOF,ITMADE SENSETOMETOUTILIZERECTILINEARFORMSTO EXTENDOUTFROMTHEHILLSIDEINORDERTO EXPOSETHEGREENROOFSTOASMUCHSUNLIGHTAS POSSIBLE.ICAMETOTHECONCLUSIONTHATUSING ONLYRECTILINEARFORMSFELTDULLANDTHERE WASNORELATIONSHIPWITHTHENATURAL LANDSCAPE.