Arch5110 2014 fall evans fshan hp

Urban Housing And Aggregation Northeastern University - MArch. Studio FALL 2014 Student: Fuyang Shan ( Urban Reasarch with Sean Sims) Instructor: Jonathan Evans

Urban Research

Rosie's Place Women's Shelter

Cooper Community Center

M hu

c sa as ts

t se

St

W as

hi

on pt

ng

am

to n

r th No

Av e

e Av

Boston Medical Center

ed

St

Re

St ox

n Le on

ris

e Av

ke

di

t nS

rn

pto

o Th

am

rth

St

No

b

om wc

Ne r Ha

St t sS ow

M

ll Fe

sa

ch

us

et

ts

Av e

t yS an

Residential Non-Residential providing goods/services to local community

as

b Al

Me

lne

Non-Residential providing goods/services to greater urban area

aC ass

Blv d

Hampton Inn

Boston Water & Sewer Commission CVS Pharmacy

Washington Ave | Lenox St SL4

SL5

8

10

15

170

Washington Ave | Melnea Cass Blvd SL4

SL5

9

19

9702

CT3

47 Harrison Ave | Lenox St 8

Residential House of Worship Non-Residential Bus Stop Bike Path Future Bike Path

Melnea Cass Blvd | Harrison Ave 1

8

9

47

171

9702

10

47

Ramsay Park Northhampton Community Garden Jim Brown Field

Greenspace Foliage

Melnea Cass Bike Path

Urban strategy Make public space as an active point to link community's green spaces and create a "Green Line" in this area;

Setting the higher buildings to enhance the sence of community;

Existing Green Spaces

Make a gesture at the Harrison's Corner to draw attention and take advantage of the bus stop to make commercials.

Housing strategy The Site located at the edge of both residential and industrial development area, and besides few high level bioindusturial and medical facilities. I believe it's a good place and opportunities for developers to try something new to test the market.

Washington Street

Develop trend

MFR

IS

Take Green Inside Your Home

Main Street

IDA

Develop trend

Bring a new life style, which can offer quite and private like suburban life in the city.

Site Design

A B

Site A 1

Second Floor Multifuntion Basement Living Room Study Room Dining and Living Room

1 Section 1-1

Basement

Ground Floor

2

2

Section 2-2

Section 2-2

Section 2-2

Vertical Circulation

Lobby Export of Parking( For People) Entrance of Parking Restaurant GYM

Site B

Section 1-1

Units

773 sqft Studio (1 Unit-Site A; 1 Unit-Site B)

Town Houses

1554 sqft 2 Bed Rooms (3 Units-Site A; 2 Unit-Site B)

1 Bed Rooms- 2 Units 2 Bed Rooms- 5 Units 3 Bed Rooms- 15 Units 4 Bed Rooms- 5 Units Studio- 2 Units

1360 sqft 1 Bed Rooms (1 Units-Site A) 1729.4 sqft 3 Bed Rooms (3 Units-Site A; 2 Units -Site B)

Total 24 Units 2 Bed Rooms 3*4=12 Units 1 Bed Rooms 3*5=15 Units 1 Studio 1*5=5 Units

941.7 sqft 1 Bed Rooms (1 Units-Site A)

Total 37 Units

61

1980 sqft 3Bed Rooms with Basement (3 Units-Site A; 2Units-Site B)

2715 sqft 4Bed Rooms + a Study Room + Basement (3 Units-Site A; 2Units-Site B) 2372 sqft 3Bed Rooms + a Study Room + Basement (3 Units-Site A; 2Units-Site B) Building Program Site A

Ground Floor

19255.1

Second Floor

16650.5

Basement

21843.3 31886.4

Parcel Area

571 585

1314 707 707

1.81

FAR-Site A

Site B

Ground Floor

19472

Second Floor

21412.2

Basement

17716.9

3/4/5 Floor

9453.9

FAR-Site B

2.74

Total Parcel Area

63666.2

GFA Total

144711.7 2.27

Total FAR

928

1020

Program

547

364

Lobby Commercial

720

86962.8

31779.8

Parcel Area

1086

57748.9

Parking

Restround

4797

GYM

4623.7

Site A

9939.5

35

Site B

13346.8

44

Units Possibility

2715 sqft 4Bed Rooms + a Study Room + Basement

Personal Offices

Drawings

Ground Floor

Second Floor

Model