PAVILION DESIGN BUILD

Group 11

The Carousel Pavilion • Sree Sai Ravikumar

• Hiba Kanaan

• Naomi Ghinga

• Jingyu Lu

Design Problem • Provide a public gathering area near the Waterloo Park garden • A shelter that provides protection from weather elements such as sun, rain, and snow.

• Adds interest to that entrance of the park

Design Precedents • • • •

Wood structure Asymmetry Symmetry Slope roof

• Double roof • Circular theme (to match the garden)

Site Images

Site Plan Big

Site Plan Small

Plan

Elevation

Elevation

Elevation

Section

Section

Iso

Materials • 250mm x 250mm curved Glulam beam running along the length of the roof supporting 3 columns at a time.

• 250mm x 250mm wooden columns for vertical supports.

• 6.3 x 140 metal screws for connections.

• Metal plate for the beam to truss beam connections. Some potential materials could be Steel or Aluminum.

• 12.7 mm thick plywood cladding for the roof • 250 mm thick truss beam spaced at an equal distance of 125 mm between columns

Roof Framing Plan Zoom In

Roof Framing Plan

Beam - Truss

Column to Foundation

Footing

Structural system & Load Path Diagram • The pavilion is mostly made of wood and concrete.

• For structural connections, wood screws, tap cons, and steel plates are used.

• There are a total of 24 columns in the pavilion, 12 on the outermost ring and another 12 on the inner ring.

• The columns are made of cedar wood and every three columns are linked together by a curved beam that is also attached to the roof.

• The pavilion's roof is asymmetrical, with the inner ring slanted downward and the portion of the roof attached to the outer ring angled upward

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