CORNUCOPIA

CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF THE ARTS ARCHITECTURE DIVISION Fall/2021 INTEGRATED STUDIO GEADA ALAGHA & LULU WANG

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CORNUCOPIA ALEMANY FARMER’S MARKET

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

INDEX

SYMBOLS GRAPHIC COVER SHEET TITLE PAGE INDEX & SYMBOLS

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DWG TITLE SCALE: XX” = 1’-0” SOURCE: CITATION & PAGE

Drawing Label

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North Arrow

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Elevation No Sheet No

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Section No Sheet No

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Detail No Sheet No

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Column Grid Break Line

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Image Reference Point

A0.0 A0.1

PROJECT INTRODUCTION Thesis

A1.0 A1.1 A1.2 A1.3

RESEARCH & PRECEDENTS Key Concepts Precedent: Kitazawa Kenchiku Factory Key Concepts Precedent: Bergen Fish Market Key Concepts

A2.0 A2.1

SITE & CONTEXT Site Infrastructure

A3.0 A3.1 A3.2 A3.3 A3.4 A3.5

A6.0 A6.1 A6.2 A6.3 A6.4 A6.5 A6.6 A6.7 A6.8 A6.9

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Key Concepts Integrated System Site Plan with diagrams for all systems Integrative System Section or Section Perspective Daylighting System / Section Detail Electrical Lighting System / Section Detail Thermal Performance System / Section Detail Water Systems / Section Detail Renewable Energy Systems Ecological Systems

PROGRAMMING & LIFE SAFETY Tectonic Modules Program Information Program Diagrams Egress Accessibility

A7.0 A7.1 A7.2 A7.3 A7.4

BUILDING ENVELOPE – MATERIAL & ASSEMBLY Key Concepts Assembly Diagrams Wall Section & Envelope Details.

Material Strategy & Details

A4.0 A4.1.1 A4.1.2 A4.1.3 A4.2 A4.3 A4.4 A4.5 A4.6 A4.7

ARCHITECTURE Aerial views Exterior views Interior views Site Plan Site Sections Plans Building Sections Elevations Wall Section & Details

A8.0 PROCESS A8.1 Process Models A8.2 Process Drawings A8.3 Documentation of Decision-Making Process A8.4.1 Consultant Workshop One A8.4.2 Consultant Workshop Two A8.4.3 Consultant Workshop Three A8.5 Fire Safety Lecture A8.6 Final Review

A5.0 A5.1 A5.2 A5.3 A5.4 A5.5

STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS Key Concepts Structural Model Structural Framing Plans Main Structural Section & details Lateral Section Diagram & details

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INDEX & SYMBOLS

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A 0.0 PROJECT INTRODUCTION

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PROJECT INTRODUCTION

Cornucopia, “the horn of plenty“, is typically depicted as a goat’s horn or a woven basket of weeds or sticks overflowing with fresh fruit and vegetables, and holds the sentiment of thanksgiving, sharing of food, and bringing families, friends, and community together. For our project, we wanted to hold onto the sentiment of the market itself by making it a place where diverse communities can get together and exchange foods and other goods.

Since Alemany market is the oldest farmer’s market in California, we wanted to preserve its oldest structure along with its murals, which symbolizes the weaving together of the old and the new, and the celebration of cultures.

Here, the old concrete structure is restored and mirrored over and the new wooden structure now provides a second floor, hosting a variety of family-friendly programs aiming to bring the community together. The roof, then, spands over the market from one side to the other, shielding the occupants from the sun and rain while creating soft shading projecting down.

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THESIS

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A 1.0 RESEARCH & PRECEDENTS

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RESEARCH & PRECEDENTS

BERGEN FISH MARKET Bergen Fish market was designed by Eder Biesel Arkitekter in 2012, aims to preserve the historical fish market while contextualizing it in the urban setting. The goal was to provide climatized protection, without dividing or isolating the space from the public way. The inspirations gathered from this market include the incorporation of the new structure over the old, historical market, and ways in which the program was laid out on the second-floor enclosures. Our project also aims to contextualize the market within the urban setting by adopting some of the existing forms and languages found on the site and in the historical market itself.

KITAZAWA KENCHIKU FACTORY The Kitazawa Kenchiku Factory was designed by Fumiko Misawa and Masahiro Inayama in 2010, and it serves as a beautiful example of a contemporary timber structure made entirely of cedar wood. The structure encompasses a triangular exterior envelope, which is held together by main trusses and a set of beams connected on top and between them, resulting in a dome-like appearance of the interior envelope. Our project adopts the double-enclosure method but in ways that better works for the site. Instead of applying a triangular, we decided to imitate the form for the existing market stalls which is resembled as a curved opening within a rectangular frame, using a curve stitching method to obtain that interior curvature.

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KEY CONCEPTS

KITAZAWA KENCHIKU Cornucopia

PROGRAM : WOOD WORKSHOP/FACTORY LOCATION : NAGANO, JAPAN ARCHITECT : FUMIKO MISAWA + MAAHIRO INAYAMA DIMENSIONS : 18M X 24M

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GENERAL In 2010 Japan’s earthquake caused many deaths under buildings collapsing, which resulted in the establishment of two basic building policies: promotion of the usability of wood in public buildings, and all Japanese public buildings not higher than three floors shall use a wooden structure as the main one.

Wood structures have good seismic resistance and they are also very energy efficient. The structure uses locally harvested cedar.

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PROGRAMMATIC RESPONSE The workshop is used to utilize wood and produce wooden elements mainly for structure and architectural purposes.

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IMAGE DESCRIPTION The images shown are exterior and interior photos of the wooden roof structure along with some construction photos.

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A1.2.1 01 SOURCE : KITAZAWA STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS - PIOTR ZBJERAJEWSKI

EXTERIOR & INTERIOR PHOTOS SOURCE: GOOGLE IMAGES

KITAZAWA KENCHIKU FACTORY

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SECTION SCALE : NOT TO SCALE SOURCE: GOOGLE IMAGES

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ROOF PLAN SCALE : NOT TO SCALE SOURCE: GOOGLE IMAGES

SECTIONS & PLANS

STRUCTURE / SYSTEM The structure consists of four pillars, two sets of trusses, two layers of beams: top layer connects the top of the trusses, lower layer are diagonal beams connecting

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LATERAL FORCE DIAGRAM SCALE: NOT TO SCALE SOURCE: KITAZAWA STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS - PIOTR ZBJERAJEWSKI

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STRUCTURE MODULE DIAGRAM SCALE: NOT TO SCALE SOURCE: KITAZAWA STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS - PIOTR ZBJERAJEWSKI

STRUCTURE & FORCE DIAGRAM

PROJECT MODULE TRANSITION AND MODIFICATION The main ideas for the project’s roof design is to deliniate the arch shape that is prominent throughout the original concrete stalls on the interior roof side, and keeping the exteior shape as a simple rectangular volume, so that the structure blends in with the surrounding site while the overall formal ideas mirrors the form of the original structures.

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The module used in the project transitioned through two phases as shown in the diagram.

Phase 1: Extention of the pillars to create rectangular exterior.

Phase 2: Using a curve stitch form to create truss structure.

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PRECEDENT MODULE DIAGRAM

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PROJECT MODULE DIAGRAM

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ROOF DIAGRAM

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CONNECTION TO WOOD PRECEDENT DIAGRAMS SCALE: NOT TO SCALE

MODULE DIAGRAM

BERGEN FISH MARKET Cornucopia

PROGRAM : COMMUNITY MARKET LOCATION : BERGEN, NORWAY ARCHITECT : EDER BIESEL ARKITEKTER YEAR : 2009 - 12 AREA : 4260 M2

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GENERAL This project titled “History Continued” is a renovation of the century old existing market located by the Bergen Harbor, and in the heart of the city. The original market is an important tourist attraction, the new building on the open square provided comfort and hygiene all year round for both vendors and visitors. The continuous paving and glazing gives a sense of a continuous ground floor.

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URBAN CONTEXT The project provides necessary facilities while reflecting both the urban situation and history of the place. The height of the building allows for a view of the historical buildings behind, the all-around glazing on the ground floor provides a clear view of the market from the outside and a clear view of the harbor from within. The historic warehouse property lines are traced in the paving, and the materials and colors of the new structure reflects the history of the harbor.

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HOURS OF OPERATION Market Norway mountain guides Tuesday - Thursday 11am - 6pm Sunday - Friday 7:30am - 9pm Friday - Saturday 9am - 10pm Fjellskål Restaurant Monday - Thursday 10am - 9pm Monday - Saturday 9am - 11pm Friday - Saturday 9am - 10pm Sunday 11am - 11pm Sunday 12pm - 9pm Tourist information center Public bathroom Monday - Saturday 9am - 4pm Everyday 8am - 12am VARIATION OF USE Market, restaurants, tourist information center, mountain guide center, public restroom IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS Images are photos of exterior and interior of the building, showing the concept of having a “floating” structure with all-around glazing for the ground floor, and the blurring of threshold between exterior and interior market spaces created by the continuity of existing paving into the market spaces.

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EXTERIOR & INTERIOR PHOTOS SOURCE: ARCH-DAILY

BERGEN FISH MARKET KEY CONCEPTS

IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS The ground floor and site plans show the relation between site and building, the use of historic property lines to determine market spaces.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE SOURCE: ARCH-DAILY

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SITE & FLOOR PLANS

IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS The sections show the public spaces vs. storage spaces, public spaces consists of two levels, while storage spaces consists of three levels.

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NORTH ELEVATION

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SECTIONS & ELEVATIONS

DENSITY OVER COURSE OF WEEK/SEASON Most programs are open throughout the week, the market is closed Sunday and Monday, information centers are closed for one day of the week.

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CIRCULATION The main part of the market is located on the first floor, where vendors sell their fresh products or cook it and serve it to the customers. The first floor has four exits facing the sidewalk and six exits face the water. Those exits are placed parallel to each other to create a continuous path through the market and between the vendors. The second floor houses the visitor information center, office spaces, restrooms, rest area, and a panoramic view of the water. Visitors are lured into the second floor entrance through a staircase that merges from the sidewalk, or through the elevator on the first floor (for a more accessible option). A chunk of the building is dedicated for service and maintenance, housing storage spaces, freezers, ice makers, restrooms, wardrobes and other technical units. The whole structure was designed to be wheelchair accessible. The market, then, exits out to an open plaza, which connects to another set of restaurants and cafes, set up by temporary venues and canopies.

ENERGY CONSIDERATION + DAYLIGHTING The floated volume of the roof creates the protected part of the market, acting as a shading device, the flexible glass facade also shelters towards wind and rain. The complete transparency of the ground floor allows maximum daylight.

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CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

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SCALE: NOT TO SCALE SOURCE: ARCH-DAILY

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IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS The circulation diagram shows pedestrian paths throughout the permanent market inside the building with the temporary outside dining spces.

The photos show the ground floor glazing details and interior market spaces.

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INTERIOR PHOTOS SOURCE: ARCH-DAILY

CIRCULATION & OTHER INFORMATION

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A 2.0 SITE & CONTEXT

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A2.0

SITE + CONTEXT

LAYOUT OF SELLING IN RELATION TO VISIBILITY, SITE, AND PARKING The central spine circulation provides great visibility for visitors and makes it easier to navigate to different vendors on both sides, however, some vendors choose to set up selling locations near the pedestrian entrance at the intersection of Peralta Ave. and Putnam St., making the entrance and the rest of the market somewhat invisible. Although the spine circulation provides good visibility for visitors who are already inside the market, the position of the built-in platforms forces vendors to park their trucks on the other side of the platforms, which creates a blocked view to pedestrians walking by/cars driving by outside of the market.

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From the parking lot, there is no prescribed direction of where the pathway to the market is, for first timers it might be confusing of where to go, they can only assume a general direction towards the crowd.

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ACCESSIBILITY (PARKING, MOVEMENT AROUND SITE) The stalls are laid out as two long strips that are parallel and running East West.

On the north side of the longer strip is the parking lot. On the south side of the shorter strip is Alemany Blvd. Pedestrians can enter from Alemany or from Putman street. Those who arrive by car can enter at Putnam and drive around the market to the lot at the north end. Foot circula-tion is mostly parallel to the 2 strips and crosses over at a center path in the middle of each strip or at either end. The strips are also raised on curbs but there was no wheelchair ramp present.

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CONNECTION TO TRANSPORTATION Shoppers can arrive at the market as pedestrians from the neighborhood, by bus, and by car. The Muni 23 bus runs on Alemany Blvd in front of the market.

The Muni 67 bus runs on Putnam close to the market. The location is at the intersection of 2 major freeways 101 and 280 and provides easy access from downtown or up from the peninsula. People can be dropped off near the entrance at the corner of Alemany and Putnam. A traffic island there becomes a convenient spot to unload passengers.

IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS Photos show details of pedestrian entrance on Putnam St. along with existing concrete stalls and temporary tents.

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SITE PHOTOS

SITE INFRASTRUCTURE

VISIBILITY VISIBILITY DIAGRAM Central spine circulation provides great visibility for the visitors to navigate through the market products, built-in platforms are positioned for the vendors to unload their products, which blocks the view of the market and clusters the parking lot.

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Instead of using the existing platforms, some vendors chose to set up their venues near the pedestrian entrances, making the market hard to access.

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VISIBILITY DIAGRAM SCALE: 1”=100’-0” SOURCE: GOOGLE MAP

VISIBILITY DIAGRAM

ACCESSIBILITY ACCESSIBILITY DIAGRAM There are 2 main entrances located on the 2 ends of the market. An opening in the middle creates a cross path through the market to the parking lot.

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Foot Foot traffic trafficpath path

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ACCESSIBILITY DIAGRAM SCALE: 1”=100’-0” SOURCE: GOOGLE MAPS

ACCESSIBILITY DIAGRAM

BUILT - IN PLATFORMS Platforms are useful for buyers but uncomfortable for vendors, having to bend over to talk to potential buyers.

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≈ 20’’ H x 180’’ L x 106.25’’ D SUN + RAIN PROTECTION Built-in and temporary canopies, temporary tents.

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TRASH LOCATIONS Movable trashcans are placed at the center cross-path and both ends of the market.

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TOILETS, CHANGING STATIONS, NURSING STATIONS, AND OTHER FACILITIES Toilets are located at the side of the Administrations building, no changing or nursing stations are found in the restrooms.

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IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS Photos show the placement of temporary trash collecting locations and toilets, with temporary stall approximate measurements.

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SITE PHOTOS

SITE FACILITIES

MURALS There are over 80 stalls with over 4000 square feet of mural space. This project was created by many artists, volunteers, and youth including the Youth Mural Workshop and all directed by Susan Kelk Cervantes, a pioneer of the San Francisco Community Mural movement for over 57 years.

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The project was funded by the Mayor’s Neighborhood Beautification Fund and the work was completed in 2003.

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The murals have a common theme of representing agricultural goods that are being sold in the market, a couple of facades also have paintings of farmers, showing the diversity of the vendors that sell there.

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IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS Photos show a panorama of the murals on a chunk of the permanent concrete stalls, along with photos of students working on the murals.

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SITE PHOTOS

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SITE PHOTOS SOURCE: GOOGLE IMAGES

SITE ARTWORKS

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A 3.0 PROGRAMMING & LIFE SAFETY

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A3.0

PROGRAMMING & LIFE SAFETY

The program is split between the ground floor and the second floor. The ground floor houses the historical market (which preserves the original circulation) as well as the La Cocina incubator. The second floor houses the majority of the program including office spaces, the community garden and kitchens, and La Cocina kitchens.

The community garden/kitchen space then opens up to the grand staircase/amphitheater where visitors can rest, hang out, and enjoy their food. The amphitheater then becomes the seating area for movie nights, and the market transforms to food truck vending space, making the market just as active during the nighttime as it would be during the day.

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TECTONIC MODULES

The program originally starts at California’s local farms where the fresh produce is harvested and transported by the farmers to the market, where this produce plays an important role in the entirety of the market. Since they are the same ingredients that are utilized at the community kitchen or La Cocina kitchen to feed the present community, and they are the same ingredients taken home to feed families and communities that weren’t present.

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A3.2

PROGRAM INFORMATION

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ADMIN/OFFICES

COMMUNITY GARDEN

GRAND STAIRCASE/ AMPHITHEATER

COMMUNITY KITCHEN

RESTROOMS WALKING AREA

LA COCINA KITCHEN

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PROGRAM DIAGRAMS

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94.5 ft/3= 31.5ft

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EGRESS NE NOT TO SCALE

EGRESS

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ELEVATOR SW NOT TO SCALE

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ELEVATOR NE NOT TO SCALE

ACCESSIBILITY

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A 4.0 ARCHITECTURE

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A4.0

ARCHITECTURE

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AERIAL VIEWS

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INTERIOR VIEWS

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SITE SECTION SCALE: 1”=120’

SITE SECTION

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OVERALL 2F PLAN SCALE: 0’ 3’ 6’

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PLANS

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1F PLAN SCALE: 1/8”=1’

PLANS

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PLANS

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SECTION THRU LA COCINA KITCHEN + INCUBATOR SCALE : 1/8”=1’-0”

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SCALE: 1/16”=1’ SECTION THRU RESTROOMS SCALE : 1/8”=1’-0”

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T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

TIMBER CLADDING

POLYGAL PANELS

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AIR CAVITY GYPSUM SHEATHING INSULATION

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VAPOR BARRIER INTERIOR WALL FINISH RAIN WATER COLLECTION PIPE

INTERIOR CEILING FINISH

T.O SECOND FLOOR SLAB 6’-8”

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X-BRACING CABLES 42”

T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

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GLAZING

SLAB VAPOR BARRIER GRADE BEAM FOUNDATION FOOTING

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

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SECTION THRU OFFICE SCALE: 1/12”=1’

WALL SECTION + DETAIL

T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

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TIMBER CLADDING AIR CAVITY GYPSUM SHEATHING INSULATION GLAZING INTERIOR WALL FINISH

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VAPOR BARRIER

INTERIOR CEILING FINISH

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang RAIN WATER COLLECTION PIPE T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

GLAZING

Date: 12/13/2021

SLAB VAPOR BARRIER

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

GRADE BEAM FOUNDATION FOOTING

01

SECTION THRU LA COCINA KITCHEN NE SCALE: 1/12”=1’

A4.7.2

WALL SECTION + DETAIL

Cornucopia

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A 5.0 STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A5.0

STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

The project’s main roof structure is inspired by the Kitazawa Factory, the structure imitates the precedent by creating a relationship between the exterior and interior envelope through a set of beams and trusses, collectively composes a curve-stitching structure on the otherwise rectangular exterior surface. The design also follows the modular strategy, but instead using two bays as one single module, constructing a facaded roof surface for polygal panels to sit in a slanted manner to gather rainwater for programmatic purposes.

The roof holds five layers of structural systems: 1. Curve-stitch Truss Frame 2. Diagonal beams connecting frames within a single module to its columns 3. Interior columns while defining enclosed spaces also as a tertiary structure for the primary frames 4. Cross bracings on the exteior carrying lateral loads 5. Top beams parallel along the long side of the building 1

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KITAZAWA

CORNUCOPIA

Date: 12/13/2021 3

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PHASE 1

PHASE 2

ROOF DIAGRAM

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KEY CONCEPTS

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1. BIPV 2. POLYGAL 3. 1’x1’ PRIMARY STRUCTURAL FRAMING 4. 5”x2” SECONDARY STRUCTURAL BEAM

TERTIARY STRUCTURE

Cornucopia POLYGAL + BIPV ROOF ENCLOSURE

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SECONDARY STRUCTURE

ENCLOSED BUILDINGS

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

SECOND LEVEL FLOOR PLATE

Date: 12/13/2021

QUATERNARY STRUCTURE

ORIGINAL CONCRETE STALLS ORIGINAL CONCRETE CANOPY NEW WOODEN STALLS RAIN WATER COLLECTION PIPES

A5.2.1 01

SYSTEMS EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: 0’

15’

45’

75’

STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

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1. BIPV 2. POLYGAL 3. 1’x1’ PRIMARY STRUCTURAL FRAMING 4. 5”x2” SECONDARY STRUCTURAL BEAM 5. TENSILE STRUCTURE CABLES 6. 1/2” FLITCH PLATE CONNECTION 7. LAP-JOINT CONNECTION 8. 3/4” BOLT

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

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Date: 12/13/2021

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JOINT CONNECTION DETAIL

TENSILE STRUCTURE DETAIL

01

CONNECTION JOINT DETAIL SCALE: 0’

1’

2’

3’

A5.2.2 01

STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS

ROOF MODULE EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: 0’

15’

6

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C 30.6’

D 32.08’

E 30.6’

F 15.3’

15.3’

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H 30.6’

I 30.6’

J 30.6’

K 30.6’

L 30.6’

M 30.6’

N 30.6’

O 30.6’

P 30.6’

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9.5’

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13.1’

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

21’

4

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Date: 12/13/2021

13.1’

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A5.3 01

FOUNDATION PLAN SCALE: 0’

15’

30’

STRUCTURAL FRAMING PLANS

Cornucopia

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A5.4 01

MODULE STRUCTURE DETAIL AXON SCALE: 0

1’

2’

3’

MAIN STRUCTURAL SECTION + DETAILS

Cornucopia

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A5.5 01

X-BRACING CABLES ELEVATION SCALE: 0’

3’

LATERAL SECTION DIAGRAM + DETAILS

Cornucopia

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A 6.0 ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A6.0

ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS

Throughout this project, various methods of passive energy generation are used. While the outdoor market obviously relies on natural heating and cooling, passive heating and cooling is implemented in all of the office spaces through the use of thermal mass and by placing openings adjacent to one another to allow hot air to escape for natural cooling. Rain water is also harvested and stored in rainwater collector tanks, and later used in the community garden, as well as grey water for toilets. Solar panels are installed at the top of the structure over the office spaces and kitchens to enforce self-sustaining work spaces.

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105°

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CLIMATE ANALYSIS

A6.2 01

SUN + WIND ANALYSIS DIAGRAM SCALE: 0’

100’

200’

300’

INTEGRATED SYSTEM SITE PLAN

T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

ELECTRIC LIGHTING

Cornucopia POLYGAL PANELS

CCA Integrated Studio Report GLAZING

Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

T.O SECOND FLOOR SLAB 6’-8”

ELECTRIC LIGHTING

42”

T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

GLAZING

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

A6.3 01

DAYLIGHT + ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM @ OFFICE SCALE: 1/12”=1’

INTEGRATIVE SYSTEM SECTION

T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

Cornucopia POLYGAL PANELS

CCA Integrated Studio Report GLAZING

Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

T.O SECOND FLOOR SLAB 6’-8”

42”

T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

GLAZING

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

A6.4 01

DAYLIGHT SYSTEM @ OFFICE SCALE: 1/12”=1’

DAYLIGHTING SYSTEM / SECTION DETAIL

T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

ELECTRIC LIGHTING

Cornucopia

CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

T.O SECOND FLOOR SLAB 6’-8”

ELECTRIC LIGHTING

42”

T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

A6.5 01

ELECTRIC LIGHT SYSTEM @ OFFICE SCALE: 1/12”=1’

ELECTRICAL LIGHTING SYSTEM / SECTION DETAIL

Cornucopia

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A6.6.1 01

HEATING DIAGRAM SCALE: 1/12”=1’

THERMAL PERFORMANCE

Cornucopia

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A6.6.2 01

NATURAL COOLING DIAGRAM SCALE: 1/12”=1’

THERMAL PERFORMANCE

Cornucopia

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A6.7 01

RAINWATER COLLECTOR PIPE AXON SCALE: 0’

15’ 30’ 45’

WATER SYSTEMS

Cornucopia

CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A6.8 01

BIPV AXON SCALE: 0’

15’ 30’ 45’

RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEM

Cornucopia

CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A6.9 01

RAIN WATER COLLECTION SYSTEM SCALE: 0’

15’

30’

45’

ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS

Cornucopia

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A 7.0 BUILDING ENVELOPE – MATERIAL & ASSEMBLY

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A7.0

BUILDING ENVELOPEMATERIAL & ASSEMBLY

Cornucopia

Since our structure represents the weave of a cornucopia, we wanted the materials to reflect that as well.

Similarly to how a cornucopia is constructed using raw wooden cane or sticks, our project uses timber for almost the entirety of the structure, with the exception of the interior floor slabs which are made of concrete. The patterns and motifs shown throughout the project are inspired by weaving patterns in both plan and/or elevation, where they behave in a zig-zag pattern (plan) or weave and alternate between members (elevation). The end of the exterior form curves out and gets gradually smaller, which imitates the closed end of a cornucopia.

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WEAVE IN PLAN

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

WEAVE IN ELEVATION

A7.1

KEY CONCEPTS

Cornucopia

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A7.2 01

ENVELOPE ASSEMBLY EXPLODED AXON SCALE: 0’

10’

20’

30’

ASSEMBLY DIAGRAMS

Cornucopia

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A7.3 02

WINDOW WALL SECTION @ OFFICE SCALE: 0’

1’

2’

3’

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STOREFRONT SECTION @ OFFICE SCALE: 0’

1’

2’

3’

WALL SECTION + ENVELOPE DETAILS

T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

T.O. SLAB @ ROOF 50’-0”

MATERIALS Wood structure Concrete floor slabs + foundation Polygal roof enclosure Glazing in enclosed spaces for daylight systems

POLYGAL PANELS

POLYGAL PANELS

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TIMBER CLADDING

TIMBER CLADDING

AIR CAVITY

AIR CAVITY

GYPSUM SHEATHING

GYPSUM SHEATHING

INSULATION

INSULATION

VAPOR BARRIER

VAPOR BARRIER

INTERIOR WALL FINISH

INTERIOR WALL FINISH

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RAIN WATER COLLECTION PIPE RAIN WATER COLLECTION PIPE

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INTERIOR CEILING FINISH

INTERIOR CEILING FINISH

T.O SECOND FLOOR SLAB 6’-8”

X-BRACING CABLES 42”

T.O SECOND FLOOR SLAB 6’-8”

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

X-BRACING CABLES

42”

Date: 12/13/2021

T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

T.O. SLAB @ SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

GLAZING

GLAZING

SLAB

SLAB

VAPOR BARRIER

VAPOR BARRIER

GRADE BEAM

GRADE BEAM

FOUNDATION FOOTING

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

FOUNDATION FOOTING

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

A7.4

MATERIAL STRATEGY + DETAILS

Cornucopia

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A 8.0 PROCESS

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.0

PROCESS

SUMMARY - Think about how to end the tail of the roof - Too much space on 2F, might block lilght on GF

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ELEVATION

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SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

INTERIOR GROUND FLOOR SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

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AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

02

EXTERIOR NORTH

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

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INTERIOR SECOND FLOOR SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

01

EXTERIOR EAST SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

PROCESS MODELS

SUMMARY - Middle part is still awkward - Need third egress in the middle to meet code - Think about enclosed buildings

Cornucopia

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INTERIOR GROUND FLOOR SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

03

EXTERIOR SOUTH EAST SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

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INTERIOR SECOND FLOOR SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

02

EXTERIOR SOUTH EAST

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

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INTERIOR GROUND FLOOR SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

01

EXTERIOR EAST SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

PROCESS MODELS

SUMMARY - Think about building enclosure assembly - Rethink columns on 2F

Cornucopia

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE NW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

06

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 2F SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

03

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 1F SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

05

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 2F SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

02

ISOMETRIC NE

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

04

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE 1F SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

01

ISOMETRIC SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

PROCESS MODELS

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/25/2021

06

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/25/2021

03

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE AMPHITHEATRE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/18/2021

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/25/2021

05

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE NW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/25/2021

02

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE AMPHITHEATRE

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/18/2021

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/25/2021

04

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE AMPHITHEATRE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/18/2021

01

EXTEIOR PERSPECTIVE SE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

PROCESS MODELS

SUMMARY - Amphitheatre too big of a gesture to only use egress type stairs - How does water get collected, put on 2F to save energy

Cornucopia

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

06

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

03

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE BACK OF OFFICE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/04/2021

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

05

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

02

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OFFICE

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/04/2021

A8.1.5 07

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

04

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

01

EXTEIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/04/2021

PROCESS MODELS

SUMMARY - Finish adding railings - Fix amphitheatre - Remodel roof “tail”

Cornucopia

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/18/2021

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/18/2021

03

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

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EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/18/2021

05

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

02

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SW SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/18/2021

04

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

01

EXTEIOR PERSPECTIVE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

PROCESS MODELS

SUMMARY - Project structure spans too long for precedent structure to work - Each structural frame spacing is too wide

Cornucopia

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SITE SECTION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/30/2021

1”=20’-0

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Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

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ZOOM IN SECTION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/30/2021

1/8”=1’-0

04

SITE PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/27/2021

02

BIG IDEA DRAWING

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/23/2021

A8.2.1 03

SITE SECTION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/27/2021

01

BIG IDEA DRAWING SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/23/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

SUMMARY - If don’t need to use concrete for project don’t use it - Too much space for programs, limit space to square footage given

Cornucopia

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SITE SECTION

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SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

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Restrooms La Cocina incubator

Admin + Offices

Sea�ng area

06

ZOOM IN GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

04

Morning Tai Chi

Restrooms

Community garden

Community kitchen

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

Balcony

La Cocina Kitchen

PROGRAM DIAGRAM SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

02

SITE PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/30/2021

A8.2.2

1/8” = 1’-0”

05

ZOOM IN SECTION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

Date: 12/13/2021

03

ZOOM IN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/30/2021

01

ZOOM IN SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 09/30/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

SUMMARY - Old stalls are too weak to hold program - Middle part is akward - Canopy of old stalls not needed anymore

ROOF 50’-0”

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ROOF 50’-0”

SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

04

SITE SECTION

02

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

ZOOM IN SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

SITE SECTION

SCALE : 1”=20’-0”

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SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

EXPLODED ISOMETRIC + CIRCULATION SCALE : NOT TO SCALE

06

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CIRCULATION DIAGRAM SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

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ZOOM IN SECTION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

SECTION

SCALE : 1/8”=1’-0”

03

SITE PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

01

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC + CIRCULATION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/04/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

SUMMARY - Populate plans more, show surrounding context - Fix foundation

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1ST FLOOR SITE PLAN

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

ROOF 50’-0”

A8.2.4

SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

04

SITE SECTION

01

SCALE: 1”=20’ SOURCE: STUDENT WORK SITE SECTION

SCALE : 1”=20’-0”

LONG SECTION SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/07/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

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SECTION THRU OFFICE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/14/2021

03 SECTION SCALE : 1/8”=1’-0”

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SECTION THRU COMMUNITY ROOM SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/14/2021

SECTION

SCALE : 1/8”=1’-0”

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ZOOM IN ELEVATION SE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/18/2021

05

ZOOM IN ELEVATION SE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/14/2021

02 ZOOM IN SE ELEVATION

Date: 12/13/2021

1ST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

SCALE : 1/8”=1’-0”

60”

ROOF 50’-0”

SECOND FLOOR 15’-0”

FIRST FLOOR 0’-0”

04

FULL ELEVATION SE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/14/2021

SE ELEVATION

SCALE : 1”=20’-0”

A8.2.5 01

2ND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/11/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

SUMMARY - Rethink amphitheatre - Scale is off - 2F building exteior forms need to be more in harmony with roof

Cornucopia

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03

ELEVATION NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/21/2021

02

SECTION THRU GARDEN

Date: 12/13/2021

SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/21/2021

A8.2.6 04

EXPLODED AXON SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/21/2021

01

2ND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/18/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

SUMMARY - Think about color in drawings, not a CD set - Show details of joint connections

Cornucopia

02

SECTION THRU COMMUNITY KITCHEN NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

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Date: 12/13/2021

SECTION THRU OFFICE NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

A8.2.7 03

SECTION THRU RESTROOMS NE SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 11/15/2021

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MODULE EXPLODED AXON SCALE: NOT TO SCALE DATE: 10/21/2021

PROCESS DRAWINGS

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09/30/2021

CCA Integrated Studio Report

09/30/2021

Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

09/30/2021

09/27/2021

09/20/2021 SUMMARY - Rethink connection/walking pathways on 2F - Use curve stitch for roof, precedent module probably wouldn’t work for a longer span - Think about different views from people outside of building

A8.3.1 09/30/2021

09/27/2021

09/20/2021

DECISIONMAKING PROCESS

SUMMARY - Think about fire safety - Need third set of egress to meet code - Enclosed building roof, how can it carry the architectural language of roof

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CCA Integrated Studio Report

10/11/2021

Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

10/11/2021

A8.3.2 09/30/2021

DECISIONMAKING PROCESS

SUMMARY - Zoom in on joint connection for roof - Think about how polygal panels are structured

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11/01/2021

10/25/2021

CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.3.3 10/21/2021

10/21/2021

DECISIONMAKING PROCESS

SUMMARY - MEP in building can be exposed - Boxy roof seems out of place compared to rest of structure - Fix flitch plates and bolts based on consultant suggestions

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CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

11/08/2021

11/08/2021

11/01/2021

A8.3.4 11/08/2021

11/01/2021

11/01/2021

DECISIONMAKING PROCESS

SUMMARY - Redo restroom layout - Show polygal paneling in drawing - Fix roof “tail“

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CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang

11/15/2021 Date: 12/13/2021

A8.3.5 11/15/2021

11/08/2021

DECISIONMAKING PROCESS

CONSULTATION SUMMATION 10/07/2021 CONSULTANTS: Jacquline Li [Structural Engineer]

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- Look at light weight bridges as precedents because of the long span - Have a good reason for the roof to be at maximum buildable height - Need further analysis for truss but seems do-able - Could have columns between to support the long span, use columns to determine enlosed programs - Top band with trusses are good, bottom band needs bracings on 25-30% of bays for lateral load transfer.

CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.4.1

CONSULTATION WORKSHOP ONE

CONSULTATION SUMMATION 10/28/2021 CONSULTANTS: Jacquline Li [Structural Engineer] Lisa Follman + Gera Faigon [Building Energy] - Put rainwater collection pump on 2nd floor to save energy - Living Machine filtration - Think about how structural systems can do more than just structure - Think about energy loads, maybe use photovoltaic panels on roof - Play with the surface of the roof more - Use steel cables for cross bracing instead of wood to achieve lightness - Use a custom gusset plate for the knuckle of roof frame, cross bracing joint.

- Insert flitch plate for all joints

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CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.4.2

CONSULTATION WORKSHOP TWO

CONSULTATION SUMMATION 11/11/2021 CONSULTANTS: Jacquline Li [Structural Engineer] Lisa Follman + Gera Faigon [Building Energy] - 2F needs thermal break whenever there’s a change from inside to outside - Add data for wind directions - Don’t need a big tank for water collecting - Need overhead clearance - Use drip irrigation - Bolts need 2” min distance from edge - 1/2” thickness for flitch plate - 3/4” bolts - Distance between holes should be 3” - 4 bolts/wing, add more if needed - Add another row of bolts if beam/girder has a lot of load - Continue frame diagonal members instead of top beam

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CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.4.3

CONSULTATION WORKSHOP THREE

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CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.5

FIRE SAFETY

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CCA Integrated Studio Report Fall/2021 Local Futures Instructors: Lisa Findley Mark Donahue

Team: Geada Alagha Lulu Wang Date: 12/13/2021

A8.6

FINAL REVIEW