Semester 6 Studio Project

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Banyan Slopes Skate & Recreation Center | Integrated Studio ARC 306-608 Supported by Environment | Building | System II ARC 363 - 663 Project Description Located in North Miami Beach, the Banyan Slopes Skate & Recreation Center is a youth center that celebrates the unique qualities of the site through form and programming, with the goal of benefiting the community. Inspired by the Banyan tree in the center of the site and contemporary sustainable architecture, the form-based design of this project responds to the specific conditions of the site. Due to the tropical nature of the site, architectural strategies for environmental control such as overhangs, louvers, and built as well as natural shade elements have all been implimented. The round courtyard not only acts as a passive cooling strategy through what is known as the Venturi Effect, and due to the microbiome that is a result of the Banyan tree, but it also results in exterior circulation with a clear means of access to the various programs of the project. From Collins Ave, the intersecting opposite diagonals of the skate ramp and the sloped green roof, paired with the narrow passageway which is centered with the Banyan tree, and the curtain wall facade of the juice bar, creates a captivating and inviting elevation. Additionally, the project seeks to provide a skate park that can be described as being unique and bold, while also sleek and immersive. As curves and slopes are a repeating theme of the project, the skate park consists of a 25 - 40 foot wide ramp which spans the entire length of the site and culminates at a rooftop skate park.

Table of Contents Faculty: Juan Alayo Dirk Braun Juan Calvo Cristina Canton José Gelabert-Navia Martin Moeller Jessica Pace Edgar Sarli (Coordinator) David Trautman Teófilo Victoria Teaching Assistants: Teymour Khoury Skyler Lowden Andrey Nash Tomás Tapias Class hours: M+W: 1:00–5:30 PM

1. Site Analysis: 1.1 Zoning 1.2 Traffic Patterns 1.3 Architectural Context 1.4 Vegetation 2. Program Analysis: 2.1 Program Diagram 2.2 Pasive Cooling Diagram 3. Massing Studies 3.1 Conceptual Digital Massing 3.2 Early Iteration Physical Model 4. Site Drawings 4.1 Location Map 4.2 Site Context 4.3 Site Plan 4.4 Site Section

5. Architectural Drawings 5.1 Floor Plans 5.2 Reflected Ceiling Plan 5.3 Exterior Elevations 5.4 Building Sections 5.5 Technical Wall Section 6. Systems 6.1 Safety and Welfare Diagrams 6.2 Structural Systems 6.3 Lighting Calculations 6.4 Water Management 7. Renderings 8. Physical Model

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1. Site Analysis

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1.1 Zoning

Plot 1 Data Address:8232 Collins Ave City: Miami Beach Zip:33141County: Miami-Dade Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0770 Lot Area - Public Records: 10,815 ft² Lot Area - GIS:11,039 ft² Legal Description: ALTOS DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 LOT 1 BLK 17 LOT SIZE 61.8 X 175 OR 19445-2912 0993 3 Market Value: $540,750 Land Value: $540,750 Street(s): 83rd St, Miami Beach, Collins Ave, Miami Beach, 566226461, Miami Beach Neighborhood: North Shore, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL BASIC ZONING Zone:GU Existing Building Use: Government-Vacant Land Existing Land Use: Civic Municipal Future Land Use: PF FLU, Water Supply Area County Future Land Use: Parks And Recreation (Miami Dade) Allowed Use(s): Commercial(2), Civic(5), Educational(1) ADDITIONAL ZONES

Lot Area - GIS: 8,736 ft² Legal Description: ALTOS DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 LOT 2 BLK 17 LOT SIZE 50.000 X 175 OR 19445-2912 0993 3 Market Value: $437,500 Land Value: $437,500 Street(s): Collins Ave, Miami Beach Neighborhood: North Shore, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL BASIC ZONING Zone: GU Existing Building Use: Government-Vacant Land Existing Land Use: Civic Municipal Future Land Use: PF FLU, Water Supply Area County Future Land Use: Parks And Recreation (Miami Dade) Allowed Use(s): Commercial(2), Civic(5), Educational(1)

Plot 1 Plot 2

North Shore Open Space Park

Plot 3

Plot 4

Plot 5

Plot 3 Data Address: Address Not Available City: Miami Beach Zip: Plot 3 Data Plot 4 Data 33141 Market Value: $625,000 Zone: GU82nd St City: Miami Beach Zip: 33141 Address: Address Not Available City: Miami Beach Zip: Address: 225 County: Miami-Dade 33141 County: Miami-Dade Land Value: $625,000 Existing Building Use: Government-Vacant Land Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0790 County: Miami-Dade Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0800 Street(s): Collins Ave, Miami Beach Existing Land Use: Civic Plot 2 Data Lot Area - Public Records: 12,500 ft² Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0790 Lot Area - Public Records: 6,000 ft² Neighborhood: North Shore, Miami Beach, MiMunicipal Futureft² Land Use: PF FLU, Water Supply Area Lot Area - Public Records: 12,500 ft² Lot Area - GIS: 5,956 Address:8232 Collins Ave City: Miami Beach Lot Area - GIS: 17,841 ft² ami-Dade County Future Land Use: Parks And Recreation (Miami Lot Area - GIS: 17,841 ft² Legal Description: Zip:33141County: Miami-Dade Legal Description: Legal Description: ALTOSDade) DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 W60FT OF LOTS Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0780 ALTOS DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 LOT 3 & 4 BLK 17 LOT ALTOS DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 LOT 3 & 4 BLK 17 5 & 6 BLK 17 LOT SIZE 60.000 X 100 OR Educational(1) 14428-338 BASIC ZONING Allowed Use(s): Commercial(2), Civic(5), Lot Area - Public Records: 8,750 ft² SIZE 100.000 X 125 OR 19445-2912 0993 3 LOT SIZE 100.000 X 125 OR 19445-2912 0993 3 1189 3 Market Value: $625,000 Market Value:$300,000 Land Value: $625,000 Land Value:$300,000 Street(s): Collins Ave, Miami Beach Street(s): 82nd St, Miami Beach Neighborhood: North of Shore, Miami |Beach, Neighborhood: North Shore, Miami Beach, MiTROPICAL ARCHITECTURE FOR THE FUTURE | Integrated Design Studio | ARC 306-608 Spring 2022 | University of Miami School Architecture ARC306Mi(J. Calvo) |Nathan Dankner, AJ Zegans Page 4 ami-Dade ami-Dade Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL

Plot 1 Addre Zip:33 Parce Lot Ar Lot Ar Legal LOT 1 0993 3 Marke Land V Street Beach Neigh ami-D Miami

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Plot 4 Data Address: 225 82nd St City: Miami Beach Zip: 33141 County: Miami-Dade Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0800 Lot Area - Public Records: 6,000 ft² Lot Area - GIS: 5,956 ft² Legal Description: ALTOS DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 W60FT OF LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 17 LOT SIZE 60.000 X 100 OR 14428-338 1189 3 Market Value:$300,000 Land Value:$300,000 Street(s): 82nd St, Miami Beach Neighborhood: North Shore, Miami Beach, Miami-Dade Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL BASIC ZONING Zone: GU Existing Building Use: Government-Vacant Land Existing Land Use: Civic Municipal Future Land Use: PF FLU, Water Supply Area County Future Land Use: Parks And Recreation (Miami Dade) Allowed Use(s): Commercial(2), Civic(5), Educational(1)

Plot 5 Data Address:8200 Collins Ave City: Miami Beach Zip: 33141 County: Miami-Dade Parcel ID: 02-32-02-004-0810

Lot Area - Public Records:11,500 ft² Civic Institution (CI): A zone with uses primarily dediLot Area - GIS: 11,358 ft² cated to Functioning for community purposes such as, Legal Description: cultural, educational, environmental, governmental, ALTOS DEL MAR NO 1 PB 31-40 LOTS 5 & 6 BLK 17 LOT public transit, public parking and religious facilities.

SIZE 100.000 X 115 OR 19445-2912 0993 3 See Section 1.1.

Market Value: $575,000 Land Value: $575,000 Civic Space (CS): A zone with mainly outdoor area dedNEIGHBORHOOD & TRANSPORTATION icated for functioning for community purposes.

Street(s): 82nd St, Miami Beach, Collins Ave, Miami Beach Civic Space Types: Open Space defined by the comNeighborhood: North Shore, Miami Beach, Mibination of certain physical constants including the ami-Dade relationship between their intended Use, their size, Miami Dade Transit: MB-NBL their landscaping and their enfronting Buildings. See BASIC ZONING Article 4, Table 7.

10’ Setback Zone: GU Existing Building Use: Government-Vacant Land Civic Zone: See Article 4, Table 1 Existing Land Use: Civic Lot Area - Public Municipal Future Land Use: PF FLU, Water Supply Area Records: 10,815 ft² County Future Land Use: Parks And Recreation (Miami ZONING SUMMARY Dade) Allowed Use(s): Commercial(2), Civic(5), Education Total Square Footage: Lot Area 49,565 ft²- Public Records: NOTES: FAR at 0.5:8,750 24,782 ft² Zoning Code: Government Use (GU) Civic: Uses held in private or public ownership but Maximum Height: 55’ functioning for community purposes such as religious, Setbacks: 20ʼ Setback cultural, environmental, or educational uses. See Sec• Front: 20’

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FLOOR TO AREA RATIO

ZONING ANALYSIS FLOOR TO AREA RATIO

The Miami Beach Zoning Code for the proposed Youth Center Site is Government Use District (GU), Sec. 142-421 through 142-425. MAXIMUM HEIGHT &

SETBACKS

Specifically, the code indicates, with respect to devel-

regulations that: “...no GU property may beregulations (setbacks, floor area “The development The Miami Beach Zoning Code foropment the proposed Youth used in a manner inconsistent with the comprehensive ratio, signs,(FAR) parking, Center Site is Government Use District Sec. 142plan.” (GU), Because there is no Floor to Area givenetc.) in in the GU government use the City Code, the 2040 Miami Beach Comprehensive district shall be the average of the requirements con421 through 142-425. plan, page. 11 dictates the FAR: tained in the surrounding zoning districts as deterPOLICY RLU 1.1.19 RECREATION AND OPEN mined(ROS) by the planning and zoning director, which shall Specifically, the code indicates, with respect to de- WATERWAYS SPACE INCLUDING Purpose: To provide opportunities forcity commission.” be approved by the velopment regulations that: “...no GU property may development

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be used in a manner inconsistent including with thewaterways. compre- Uses which may be permitted: and open waterTo keepincluding the general character of the region and the hensive plan.” Because there is noRecreation Floor to Area (FAR)space facilities, ways. Intensity planning we adhere to those rules defined given in the City Code, the 2040 Miami ComLimits:Beach Intensity may be limited by suchintent, set back, floor area ratio and/orfor other restrictions as restrictions the RM-1 with the underlined below and prehensive plan, page. 11 dictatesheight, the FAR: City Commission acting in a legislative capacity deterhighlighted*. mines can effectuate the purpose of this land use cat-

Lot Area - Public Records: 8,750

egory and otherwise implement complementary public

POLICY RLU 1.1.19 RECREATION AND OPEN SPACE policy. However, in no case shall the intensity exceed a Therefore, and according to Sec. 142-155. - DevelopINCLUDING WATERWAYS (ROS) floor area ratio on 0.5. ment regulations and area requirements, the height Purpose: To provide development opportunities for shall be at a maximum of 55’and the setbacks at MAXIMUM HEIGHT & SETBACKS existing and new recreation and open space facilities, minimum distances: Front 20’, Side 10’, Street: 10’ and including waterways. Uses which may be permitted: “The development regulations (setbacks, floor area ratio,including signs, parking, etc.) in the GUAlley: government use Rear 5’.

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Lot Area - Public Records: 12,500 ft²

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ways. Intensity tained in the surrounding zoning districts as deterTotal Square Footage: mined theback, planning and zoning director, which shall Limits: Intensity may be limited by suchbyset 49,565 ft² be approved by the city commission.” floorft²area ratio and/or other restrictions as the FAR atheight, 0.5: 24,782 To keep the general character of the region and the ZoningCity Code: Governmentacting in a legislative Commission capacity deplanning intent, we adhere to those rules defined for Use (GU) termines can effectuate the purpose ofwith thisthe land use RM-1 restrictions underlined below and highMaximum Height: 55’ lighted*. category and otherwise implement complementary Setbacks: and according to Sec. 142-155. - Developpublic shall the intensity • Front: 20’ policy. However, in no case Therefore, ment regulations and area requirements, the height • Side: 10’ a floor area ratio on 0.5. exceed shall be at a maximum of 55’and the setbacks at minStreet: 10’ Rear Alley: 5’

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Set Backs and Dimensions

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1.2 Traffic Patterns

T R A F F IC PAT T E R N S 35 MPH 30 MPH 25 MPH

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1.2 Transportation Network

T R A N S POR TAT I ON N E T W O RK

Walking

Bicycle-friendly road Dedicated Lanes

TR ANSPOR TATION NE T WORK

Bus Routes 119

Walking

Bicycle-friendly road

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Dedicated Lanes Bus Stop

Bus Routes 119

MB to NMB

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Bus Stop

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Park

Water

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1.3 Architectural Context

Architectural Context Architectural Context Architectural Context

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1.4 Vegetation

VE G E T A T I ON Canopy Trees

Palm Trees Ground Cover/ Shrubs

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Site

Beach

Park

Water

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2. Program Analysis

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2.1 Program Diagram - First Floor

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2.1 Program Diagram - Second Floor

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Active Cooling

2.2 Pasive Cooling Diagram - First Floor

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Passive Cooling

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Active Cooling

2.2 Pasive Cooling Diagram - Second Floor

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Passive Cooling

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2.2 Pasive Cooling Diagram - Concept Driven Cooling Strategies

- Overhangs, natural and built shade elements reduce heat - The Banyan tree creates a microbiome in the courtyard - Hot air rises and exits the courtyard - Green roofs provide cooling effect

Venturi Effect - Air can accelerate through narrow passages - Describes a wind created by air squeezed through a narrow space known as “channeling.”

- Form based design with an emphasis on exterior circulation - Bifold louvered doors allow for passive cooling

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3. Massing Study

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3.1 Conceptual Digital Massing

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3.2 Early Iteration Physical Model

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4. Site Drawings

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4.1 Location Map

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4.2 Site Context

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4.3 Site Plan

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4.4 Site Section

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5. Architectural Drawings

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5.1 Floor Plans - First Floor

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5.1 Floor Plans - Second Floor

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5.1 Floor Plans - Roof Floor

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5.2 Reflected Ceiling Plan

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5.3 Exterior Elevations - East Elevation

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5.3 Exterior Elevations - West Elevation

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5.3 Exterior Elevations - North Elevation

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5.3 Exterior Elevations - South Elevation

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5.4 Building Sections - Longitudinal Section

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5.4 Building Sections - Cross Section

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5.5 Technical Wall Section

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6. Systems

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6.1 Safety and Welfare Diagrams - First Floor

104’ 95’

104’

91’

84’

58’

117’

110’

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6.1 Safety and Welfare Diagrams - Second Floor

122’ 131’ 70’

85’

119’

146’ 102’

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6.2 Structural Systems - Foundation Plan

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6.2 Structural Systems - Column Plan

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6.2 Structural Systems - Roof Framing Plan

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6.3 Lighting Calculations - Gymnasium

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6.4 Water Management - Roof Drainage

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6.4 Water Management - First Floor Restroom Plumbing

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7. Renderings

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7.1 Renderings - Top View

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7.1 Renderings - Isometric

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7.1 Renderings - Southeast

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7.1 Renderings - Southwest

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7.1 Renderings - Skate Park Ramp

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7.1 Renderings - First Floor Canopy Walkway

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7.1 Renderings - Second Floor Canopy Walkway

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7.1 Renderings - Roof Floor Canopy Walkway

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7.1 Renderings - Roof Floor & Sloped Solar Green Roof

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7.1 Renderings - Table Tennis Room

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7.1 Renderings - Gymnasium Mezzanine

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7.1 Renderings - Juice Bar

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8. Physical Model

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8.1 Physical Model

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8.1 Physical Model

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