ADS8 PORTFOLIO

EYELEVEL EXPERIENCE

Royal Ontario Museum, 2007

British Military Museum, 2011Groninger Museum, 1994

Groninger Museum, 1994118 Dwellings, 2012

Daniel Libeskind Daniel Libeskind Wolf D. Prix Wolf D. Prix Amman Maruri

PLAN/ AERIAL

University Art Museum, 1986

British Military Museum, 2011 Parc de villete, 1987

Royal Ontario Museum, 2007

House Between Courtyards 2015 Daniel Libeskind Bernard Tschumi Eisenman Architects Daniel Libeskind Enrique Brown

FUNCTIONS & FORM

Daniel CLoses

Groninger Museum, 1994 Wolf D. Prix

MATERIALITY

L’École de Musique et de Théâtre, 2012

Opus 5 Architects

British Military Museum, 2011

Convent de Sant Francesc, 2011 Daniel Libeskind Daniel Libeskind

Royal Ontario Museum, 2007 Daniel Libeskind

British Military Museum, 2011

BREAKING APART

Buhais Geological Park, 2020

British Military Museum, 2011 Skyttlebron Bridge

Convent de Sant Francesc, 2011

Daniel Libeskind Metro Arkitektur Daniel CLoses Hopkins Architects

EXISTING USER ROUTINE

BEFORE AFTER STALKED PATH

The change has happened in one week, showing that how diverse Karama could be if brought to proper light.

The Guy ended up in laundry shop from metro.

SPARK 2B & 2C

SPARK 2C & 2D

SPARK 2A

SPARK 1 & 2A

SPARK 6

SPARK 7A

EXISTING SITE PLAN

GROUND LEVEL PLAN

SC - 1.200

EXISTING SITE

SECTIONAL INTERVENTION

EXISTING ELEVATION

INITIAL MARK-OVER STUDIES

TRAFFIC DISTORTIONEXISTING SITE SURROUNDINGS

UNDERSTANDING BUILDINGS

INTERNAL BUILDINGS STUDY

INTERVENTION (EACH SPARK CRITERIA)

SITE DIVISION

The straight pipe volume creates inclined spaces with different levels to add another dimension to the existing buildings as a whole.

The direct subtraction from ground level to roof top creates an indirect continuity.

Separate division breaks coherence of the form resulting in two isolated forms.

Multi-edged subtraction creates interest and voids which can be used for daylighting

SECTIONAL MODEL (1: 500)

PROJECT BRIEF

1.

AREA STATEMENT

Who are the users of your building?

- Leaders, diplomats, Retired senior class, Working women (ex-formal service), local civilians, kids.

2.

Can you create a user Profile?

-IT innovators (Youth) (18-30) – digital artists

-Retired teachers

-Global citizens (online)

3. Which areas of the Building will they be visiting?

Admin

- Commit tee office, Security council – Leaders, diplomats, admin staff.

- Citize n Alliance, The global Arena – Senior class, Local civilian. Inclusion (semi-private)

- Training women, The innovators hub, – Working Women, youth, IT innovators.

- Nature learning, Design & Substance – Ex-teachers, Ex-militants, kids.

- Reimagining diplomacy summit, Ceasefire science – leaders, local civilians.

Exhibition

- Talking peace through AI – Digital Artists, Global citizens, local travellers.

- Cultivating Social imaginaries – Senior citizens, Kids, Women.

4.

Where will be the entry point to the exhibition space be?

- Multiple points, But they become a part of the path from A – B.

5.

What is the theme of your exhibition?

- Imme rsive (Futuring peace) – Dark, few light spots, focused.

6.

What artefacts will be exhibited?

- Three dimensional digital art pieces for the awareness of peace, policy making

- Sculptures with different native commodities to explain the situation in their country.

7.

What message would you like him/her to decode?

- The human-conscious need of the world would be taught in an artsy way, through different ideas and contribution of people in the policy making, from the world.

EXISTING CONCEPT APPLICATION

Imagining the existing public pathways in regards to exhibition spaces using AI, creating a better prediction for these spaces before the outcome, and in all to design better.

EXHIBITION EXPLORATION

Different ideas and approach towards designing exhibition spaces in order to create a better understanding and an experience throughout th journey of people discovering sparks and its purports in the spaces.

INSPIRATION MOODBOARD

The immersive exhibition spaces that has been conceptualised through multilevel spaces and how light plays a role in dark semi open spaces

SPARKS PARAMETERS

FRICTIONAL (OPPOSITION,SYMMETRY)

1.PUBLIC AREA

(Commercial, Resi-Public)

-CORRIDOOR

-RETAIL

-PUBLIC SPACE

2.OUTDOOR NODES EXTENSION

(Linear connect, Cut-through)

-METRO BRIDGE

-OPEN SPACE

3.EXISTING PUBLIC LEVEL

(Attachment to the host)

-LEVELS --GROUND, UPPER

REGNANT (DOMINANT,HIERARCHY)

1.IRRIRATIONAL SPREAD

(Increasing spatial area)

-WHOLE APARTMENT

2.EDGE - LEAVE IT OPEN

(Scar, Cantilever)

-BALCONY

-EXTRUSION

3.HIGHER LEVELS

(Low to high)

UNI-DIRECTIONAL

CREATIONAL (PRODUCTIVE,SPREAD)

1.FUNCTIONAL SPREAD

(Extend & sharing functions)

-LEAVE PRIVATE ZONES

-CREATE SHARED SPACES

2.EXTENSION TO END

(Extension, Bridge, Cantilever)

-OUTDOOR FUNCTION

-BLURRING EDGES

3.MULTI-LEVEL HIERARCHY

(Spreads from the centre)

EVERY DIRECTION BASEMENT...ROOF...SIDES

SITE MODEL (INTERVENTIONS)

Overall intervention of the initial proposal based on the parameters that are set for sparks, determining the outcome in terms of spatial segregation.

SCALE 1:1000

OVERVIEW

THE SP A RK EXIGENCY

The aura of the place determines or uplift moods of an individual. This upliftment is the actual spark created in our hearts, which we all really need in our everyday human lives. It is fascinating to create a space that awakens a sequence of thoughts and ideas, for the people.

The tranquillity of this typology enkindles calmness when a stressed person encounters it, and the rhythmic contact with the natural landscape, touches the human mind who leaves the space with a memorable spark of perceptions which an individual can’t forget.

It is the experience which makes the person re-claim the position he was indulged into and bring back those emotions again in his life.

The geophysical relation between existing and architecture is the exigency for the spatial world today. The ongoing deception in everyday architecture gives false sense of space to the people. Unless these natural and architectural agencies interact, the perception of the building as ‘my space’ cannot be truly experienced by the user.

SITE PLAN

USER JOURNEY

1. User Journey 2. Function 3. Spark Allocation

CREATIONAL SPARK REGNANT SPARK

FRICTIONAL SPARK

MODEL

Frictional Spark 2A shows the plain extension towards public host and two buildings exploding in the centre as a symmetry on either sides; exhibiting frictional privacy on both the sides.

The symmetry puts the linear force to come in the centre and erupt.

The frictional spark shows simplicity that it creates with simple planes and overlooks the rest of Karama with its eruptive look attracting people.

Frictional Spark 2A shows the plain extension towards public host and two buildings on the either sides of existing building in a symmetrical order

SECTION CC

Frictional Spark 2A shows the plain extension towards public host and two buildings exploding in the centre as a symmetry on either sides; exhibiting frictional privacy on both the sides.

CREATIONAL SPARK

TARGET ON SITE

A) CLUBS BARS

B)ROOFTOP (RESIDENTIAL) EXTENDING FUNCTION

(INCLUSIVITY)

A) HOTEL BANQUET B) 2ND FLOOR UNUSED RESIDENTIAL

ECONOMICALLY EFFECTIVE

SKETCH ELEVATION

EXISTING BUILDINGS

With such dynamic typology, the plan view can be visioned as the section due

MODEL

to similar stacking in both dimensions and adding another dimension to the existing.

The spread is completely controlled by the functions it has attacked upon.

The existing buildings comprises of residential apartments and a hotel pub, which exhibits tension between the residents and tourist bachelors.

Extending in all directions, creational spark 2D follows two targets and explores the contrast between hotel and residential typlogies, creating a tension between the two.

STRUCTURAL EXPLORATION

DIAGRID FRAME

POLYCARBONATE

THE UPPER BODY

DRY CONVERTER

THE LOWER BODY

THE WHOLE STRUCTURE

ETFE MEMBRANE METAL CLADDING PARAPET

CONCRETE SLAB

DOUBLE GLAZING

THE EXISTING BUILDING

The exploded detail of the Spark 2A shows different mixtures of materials and how it effects the internal spaces, make it more dynamic and lively on the inside.

EXPLODED DIAGRAM

TRUSS FRAME

The structural ida is overall based on extension, bridging, adding extra supports, which is used generally for refurbishment extension projects around the world.

STRUCTURAL EXPLORATION

2D

FEATURES

DEVELOPMENT

1:50 SECTIONAL MODEL

Illustrative section showing the relationship between existing and proposed highlight the new due to its depth and effect on the existing.

The sectional model depicts the relationship between the existing and new, as well as the structural behaviour of truss system, additional columns and slabs.

Creating a multi-body units to accomodate the spark in order to provide the understanding of contrast between the old and new

TARGET ON SITE

A) HOTEL B) WORKERS (RESIDENTIAL)

SKETCH

MODEL

Dominating the building through different levels and planes following the inert spread of grid from the points A and B, creating a sloping planes structure.

The spark spreads to higher levels in a range of closed loop and attaches to the existing as the cantilever or a balcony hanging outside of the existing facade.

The typology of the existing buildings appears to be very traditional, stereotypical out of which one building is residential apartments and other one is a Hotel.

The blueprint sketch of the concept to explore different plans in the picture.

REGNANT SPARK 2C

SECTION BB

Ramp goes all the way till top and creates an element of surprise till you finish the journey up to the terrace.

REGNANT SPARK 2C

STRUCTURAL SECTION

1 - Outdoor Cantilevered stair

2- Wall

3- The envelope

OPEN MARKET

STEPPED STAGE

REGNANT 7A FRICTION 4

FRICTION 5B

REGNANT 7A

MIXED-USE OFFICE

INNOVATORS HUB

4- Cross pillars

5- Envelope as a barrier

6- Existing vertical circulation

The section shows how the spark has a machinery structural effect and the enclosures are formed due to these heavy structures surrounding them, the structure acts as playful elements in these spark.

ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

MATERIALITY CONTRAST

EAST ELEVATION

USER JOURNEY

TRANSFORMED PUBLIC NODES

FAMILIESWORKERSIT YOUTHLEADERS BACHELORS RETIRED TEACHERS

The Public journey through the important nodes has an added effect due to the new sparks added, extending the function.

MODEL (Sc 1:500)

The model here depicts how sparks stand out of the existing with unique materiality, colour and texture in contrast to the present conditions; creating an overall mixed dynamic canvas in the scenario, superimposed on the existing.

FUNCTIONAL ZONING

The in-between deck space for the office users and residential apartments with a view of the city

The long bridge overlooking the spark with no barriers and clearsky views with a ramp to go around.

Looking at the metro through the deck under the shade of spark and the existing building.

Deck through the Metro platform looking at the sunset from the balcony view.

OVERALL SUSTAINABILITY

OVERALL MODEL

The model here depicts how sparks stand out of the existing with unique materiality, colour and texture in contrast to the present conditions; creating an overall mixed dynamic canvas in the scenario, superimposed on the existing.

SCALE 1:250

OVERALL MODEL

The UV light charges the model, which then activates the zinc chloride and makes it glow, emitting light to the surrounding in dark. Similar approach can be made for the real-time scenario to put sun’s light to use and generate light energy for night like solar use. This can develop a new vision for buildings we see around.

DYNAMIC EFFECT

The model overlay shows the dynamic behaviour of sparks, where sparks stay active all the time and become a living building alt ogether for the residents, workers, vehicular movers, metro users and other pedestrian users.

UV