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Abdelsalam Mali Professors: Loukia Tsafoulia ARCH3510_Architectural Design III Project 03_ Automated library Fall 2014
Automated Library
other library programs
F train
bicycle path
train pathvechicles path
skyline of surrounding buildings
void VS solid
tram projection axis
site cantor lines
factory parts integration
neighboring construction hight
plaza
information
library
gallery
studio
parking
circulation
Rooms in rented apartments in ARoosevelt Island
This striking visual quality that is one of the most identifiable characteristics of the project is comprable to large trees in a forest, and function as light shafts as well as storage for all of the utilities, networks and systems.
time of traveling to work
shelves (units)other library programs
robotic handlebooks storageVertical lift module
Educational Attainment
natural lights program
program
mass structure
the university of chicago new library: designed by Helmut Jahn
sendai mediatheque: designed by Toyo Ito located in japan. construction began in 1995 and was completed in 2001
The structure’s large spaces are made for computer work and have no tradi-tional bookshelves.Instead, the library boasts a massive underground stor-age area holding 3.5 million volumes on 50-foot-high shelves. All books can be requested online, then pulled up to the surface by an automated retrieval system that keeps track of every volume through barcodes.
Retrieval system (ASRS) underground
six rooms
seven rooms
four rooms
three rooms
two rooms
one room
over 90 minute
60-90 minute
40-60 minute
10-40 minute
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master’s degree
Bachelor's degree
Associate degree
high school or equivalent
less than high school
Doctorate degree
Machines form future’s buildings designsTouching upon the deficiency of a big percentage of current buildings’ designs to represent our Contemporary times and the lack to fulfill the human needs in a way that simulates the Continuous progression of technology, a motivation arises towards innovating tools that improve Building’s form and function. Following this statement, in my own research I will propose a new Hypothesis that suggests a turning point in buildings’ design; a hypothesis of design processes That uses the machine as a way of departure, considering its intention before as well as its form.After a thorough research and comparative analysis of two Libraries case studies, the University of Chicago’s New Library and the Seattle library, I will elaborate a design proposal for a modern Public library in New York City that will address the building’s program as a living machine.The main intention of my design proposal will be to manifest the integration of “mechanic”mechanisms as an integral part of the building’s function. Ultimate goal of the design proposal would be to learn from the past and refer to the machines’ latest progressions, introducing our Techno-science era and make adequate use of the machine characteristics to fulfill current and Future human’s needs.Concluding, the final design of the proposed library will introduce improved sys-tems that respond to the needs of our informational era and generate innovate forms; it will address the relationship between buildings’ designs and the machines, that have been treated as an historical ruin throughout the time, also, approving the possibility of machines to participate in the creation of larger orders.
benifits:1. books safety.2. saving time.3.ability to store in high spaces, because the picker rides along on platform as it moves vertically or horizon-tally to the various storage loacations.
Abdelsalam Mali Professors: Loukia Tsafoulia ARCH3510_Architectural Design III Project 03_ Automated library Fall 2014
Automated Library
information desk
presentation area
quiet area
interactive area
computer workstation
soft seating
book distribution storage
Books + Periodicals
conferance room
cafe
cafe storage
spaces
ADJECENCY & CRITERIA MATRIX
information desk
presentation area
cafe
cafe storage
information desk
computer workstations
soft seating
books + periodicals
book distribution storage
Interactive Area
Y NH L L75
Y Y projector
cooking equipment
computers & screens
copying machines
M H L1250
Y YH L L750
N L L M100
Y H M L200
N YH H L450N NH L L350
N NH L L3000
N M L M500
NH L L750 Y
Staff Offices
Staff Lounge & copy
NM H M/H720 N
YM H M200 Y/N
Janitor's Closets NL H H80 N
rest rooms NL L M800 Y
Storage
Conference Room
NL L H100 N
NM H H300 Y/N
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must be Adjacent
H : high
M :medium
L :Low
Y :yes
N :no
Legend
should be Adjacent
nice to be Adjacent
site gridabstracted lines of the main paths of the island which could influence the project site.
bubble diagram
concept models
Hybird Model
unity of parts moving program supporting others programs
controling privace thought glass types and thickness
using structure to accommodate the program
changable partitions
Abdelsalam Mali Professors: Loukia Tsafoulia ARCH3510_Architectural Design III Project 03_ Automated library Fall 2014
Automated Librarycomputer workstation
information center
reading area
children library
books & Periodicals
conference Room
interactive Area
eating area
cafe
restrooms
presentation area
quiet Area
books transporter
program
1/16” Site Plan
mechanical part
section circulation
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Abdelsalam Mali Professors: Loukia Tsafoulia ARCH3510_Architectural Design III Project 03_ Automated library Fall 2014
Automated Library
COMPUTERSTATION
KIDSLIBRARY
INTERACTIVEAREA
CONFERENCEROOM
CAFE
PRESENTATIONAREA
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THIRD FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1'-1/8''
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west-south elevation
north-east elevation
glass
aluminum
concrete