carmen mencos portfolio + cv
DESCRIPTION
ÂTRANSCRIPT
-
Artist
ContemporaryEfficiency
RiskConstruction
Technology
Tectonics
HistoryImagination
UrbanismRespectEnvironment CV + Portfolio
Carmen Mencos Mora Figueroa
-
CURRICULUM VITAE
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaC/Cardenal Ilundain 3 p/3 1C41013, Seville, SpainDNI: 28844908-XMobile: (+34) 666166490Email: [email protected] of Birth: 20/05/1990Place of Birth: Seville, Spain
CURRICULUM VITAE
-
Undergraduate Degree in Architecture (taken in English), IE University, Segovia. (2008-2013)Minor in Business (taken in English), IE University, Segovia. (2009-2013)Undergraduate Thesis Project. Grade: 9
Spanish (native)English (high level)French (basic level)
AutoCad, Rhinoceros, 3DMax, Unity, Sketchup, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illus-trator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premier...
Author: AAVV. Carmen Mencos Mora- Figueroa Title: 4.(Old) Spaces, (New) connections. IE University. Bachelor of Architecture Program. Prof. Romina Canna. Alternative practices. The City.
Author: IE University. Bachelor of Architecture Program. Prof. Sergio IrigoyenTitle: Alternative practices. Digital Studies.
Author: IE University. Bachelor of Architecture Program. Prof. David DiezTitle: Alternative practices. Design.
Author: IE University. Bachelor of Architecture Program. Prof. Marta Landazbal & Ana CoelloTitle: Alternative practices. Landscape & Environment.
Cycle of Lectures El papel del dibujo, Esteban Vicente Museum, Segovia. (April 2009)Sofa design for La Fuerza de la Palabra Exhibition, artist: Emese Benczr, Guadalajara, Mxico.
Intership in MUSAC. Museo de Arte Contemporneo de Castilla y Len, Len. (March-June 2010)Collaboration of Designing & Construction of La Fuerza de la Palabra Exhibition, Guadalajara, Mxico. (November 2010)Intership in Rare Architecture studio, London. (March-June 2011)Intership in VAMOS Architects, New York. (March-June 2012)Intership in Articam. Agronomy Engineering Studio, Seville. (June-July 2012)
Academic Training
Professional Experience
Complementary skills
Publications
Software skills
Languages
-
Virtual Space_1st Year08-09Grasshopper_Landscape museum & Waterfall structure
Prof. Miguel Paredes (Cuartoymitad)
10_VIRTUAL SPACE_LANSCAPE MUSEUMProfessor Miguel Paredes_Carmen Mencos_02June09
Interior space with human scale
Exterior space with human scale Axonometric view
Details fachades
07_VIRTUAL SPACE_LANDSCAPE MUSEUMProfessor Miguel Paredes_Carmen Mencos_02June09
Plan view_1:200 Front elevation view_1:200
Cross section view_1:200 Longitudinal section_1:200
CS
CS
LS LS
07_VIRTUAL SPACE_LANDSCAPE MUSEUMProfessor Miguel Paredes_Carmen Mencos_02June09
Plan view_1:200 Front elevation view_1:200
Cross section view_1:200 Longitudinal section_1:200
CS
CS
LS LS
Axonometric view
08_VIRTUAL SPACE_LANDSCAPE MUSEUMProfessor Miguel Paredes_Carmen Mencos_02June09
Exploded axonometric
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 5
The space has a function depending on how many people are inside. When there are a lot of people the glass panels change to soft colours and in the other way change to dark colours, inside of the range of blue. Because this effect tries to imitate the sensation and the experience of a waterfall and also with this changing colours the waves and the movement of the water.
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 5
The space has a function depending on how many people are inside. When there are a lot of people the glass panels change to soft colours and in the other way change to dark colours, inside of the range of blue. Because this effect tries to imitate the sensation and the experience of a waterfall and also with this changing colours the waves and the movement of the water.
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 5
The space has a function depending on how many people are inside. When there are a lot of people the glass panels change to soft colours and in the other way change to dark colours, inside of the range of blue. Because this effect tries to imitate the sensation and the experience of a waterfall and also with this changing colours the waves and the movement of the water.
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 5
The space has a function depending on how many people are inside. When there are a lot of people the glass panels change to soft colours and in the other way change to dark colours, inside of the range of blue. Because this effect tries to imitate the sensation and the experience of a waterfall and also with this changing colours the waves and the movement of the water.
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 2
Location
Situation
Plan 1:1500
Elevation 1:1500
El Pasaje de Retoleria is the space that I choose to put my project. This is situated in the city of Segovia, in the centre of this one, specically in La Juderia, stuck to a students residence.Normally It is a zone with much sets due to the residence, and it turns into a place of young people meeting, for it I have believed suitably to put my project here, since I want to create a space of meeting but at the sane time with little of inti-macy.
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 2
Location
Situation
Plan 1:1500
Elevation 1:1500
El Pasaje de Retoleria is the space that I choose to put my project. This is situated in the city of Segovia, in the centre of this one, specically in La Juderia, stuck to a students residence.Normally It is a zone with much sets due to the residence, and it turns into a place of young people meeting, for it I have believed suitably to put my project here, since I want to create a space of meeting but at the sane time with little of inti-macy.
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 3
STOP
STOP
STOP
Circulation
-
+
Size structure
Waterfall structure
This project is inspired in a waterfall, trying to give movement and entertainment in different levels, also having a sensation of intimacy with your friends.
This project is inspired in a waterfall, trying to give movement and entertain-ment in different levels, also having a sensation of intimacy. It is a place to stay with friends outside in the street to enjoy the night and drinks. Glass panels and steel structures that it made off change to soft/ darks colours de-pending on numbers on people inside, imitating the effect and sensation of waves and movement of water.
Landscape museum is an example project to prove different tools of grasshopper, creating movement and a new way of driving on a road or tunnel. Giving a regular shape, developing patterns and openings on the surfaces and also calculating the interior and exterior skin struc-ture make these continuous path a real experience of the environment and mood of the museum.
-
Architectural Geometry_1st Year 08-09Rhinoscript
Prof. Miguel Paredes (Cuartoymitad) Prof. Roberto Molinos_University Life Virus_with Teresa Rodrguez- Gimeno
Carmen Mencos Mora-Figueroa 5
The space has a function depending on how many people are inside. When there are a lot of people the glass panels change to soft colours and in the other way change to dark colours, inside of the range of blue. Because this effect tries to imitate the sensation and the experience of a waterfall and also with this changing colours the waves and the movement of the water.
Design of an architectural element based on the growth pattern of Ivy (Hedera helix). It will colonize the University in the same way as the flu virus does, taking the DNA of the infected body to become unique and powerful. Our architectural virus made by a system and calcalculation with rhinoscript programing, will find its way around the Convent of Santa Cruz la Real, recognizing those areas where univer-sity life is low, and infecting them with spaces full of life and activity, and ignoring places where innovation and university actions are ha-ppening. The virus is reproduced as furnitures, stores, benchs, decoration etc. becoming in part of the architecture.
_UNUSED AREAS _PATIOS _COMMUNICATION _CAFETERIA _CLASSROOMS _HALLS OF RESIDENCE _BATHROOMS _ADMINISTRATION
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 1 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
SPACE ANALYSIS
_UNUSED AREAS _PATIOS _COMMUNICATION _CAFETERIA _CLASSROOMS _HALLS OF RESIDENCE _BATHROOMS _ADMINISTRATION
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 1 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
SPACE ANALYSIS
_Draw equilateral pyramid with triangular base
_2 PIECE GENERATION
_Divide sides in 10 parts, join 5th points to form new triangles
_Create planar srf from new triangles,andirregular hexagons created
_Eliminate extra pyramid, create control point curve on hexagons
_Trim area inside curves on hexagons join surfaces to create a singular element
_Plan 1:2
_3 TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
_Front elevation 1:2 _Left elevation 1:2_Right elevation 1:2 _Back elevation 1:2
_Draw equilateral triangle
_1 PYRAMID GENERATION
_Find mid point _Find height _Draw lines to join ends with height _AND NOW YOU GET YOUR PYRAMID!
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 3 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
DESIGN CONCEPT
h h
a
a
b
b
c
c
_RANDOM GROWTH
_GROWTH SYSTEM (ORIENT 3PT)
_CONGRATULATIONS! (CONTINUE MISSION)_ERROR! (ABBORT MISSION)
a-b
b-a
c-c
Option Explicit'Script written by co-written 'Script copyrighted by 'Script version martes, 21 de abril de 2009 10:12:44
Call Main()Sub Main()
Dim unit: unit = Rhino.GetObjects("select the first familie") If IsNull(unit) Then Exit Sub
Dim poly : poly = funcAnnealing(unit)
'////MASTER ARRAY//// Dim MasterArray() ReDim MasterArray(0) = unit Dim r For r = 0 To 10 'eleccion de la curva Dim c1 : c1 = Int(rnd * 4) Dim c2 : c2 = Int(rnd * 4) Dim nUnit : nUnit = Turn(MasterArray, Poly(c1), Poly(c2)) Next End Sub
Function Turn(u, crv, crv2) Turn = Null
Dim vert: vert = Rhino.PolylineVertices(crv) Dim vert2: vert2 = Rhino.PolylineVertices(crv2)
Call Rhino.OrientObjects(u, vert, Array(vert2(2),vert2(1), vert2(0)), 1)
End Function
Function rotate(u, vert) Dim Mid : Mid = MidPt(vert(1), vert(2))
End Function
Function midPt(a, b)
midPt = Array((a(0) + b(0)) / 2, (a(1) + b(1)) / 2, (a(2) + b(2)) / 2)End Function
Function funcAnnealing(U)
Dim i, c : c = 0 Dim arrC() For i = 0 To UBound(U) If Rhino.IsPolyCurve(U(i)) Or Rhino.IsPolyline(U(i)) Or Rhino.IsCurve(U(i)) Then ReDim Preserve arrC(c) arrC(c) = U(i) c = c+1 Else Rhino.Print U(i) End If Next 'al final del loop tenemosnuestro array con lascurvas funcAnnealing = arrCEnd Function
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 4 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
DRAWINGS & DIAGRAMS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 6 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
PROJECT SENARIOS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
_EXTENDED SURFACE FOR CONSTRUCTION (scale 1:1) _PROCESS OF JOINING SIDES OF PIECE
_Step 3 _Step 4
_Step 1 _Step 2
_Step 5 _Step 6
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 7 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
CONSTRUCTION & DETAILS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
_EXTENDED SURFACE FOR CONSTRUCTION (scale 1:1) _PROCESS OF JOINING SIDES OF PIECE
_Step 3 _Step 4
_Step 1 _Step 2
_Step 5 _Step 6
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 7 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
CONSTRUCTION & DETAILS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
_EXTENDED SURFACE FOR CONSTRUCTION (scale 1:1) _PROCESS OF JOINING SIDES OF PIECE
_Step 3 _Step 4
_Step 1 _Step 2
_Step 5 _Step 6
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 7 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
CONSTRUCTION & DETAILS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
_EXTENDED SURFACE FOR CONSTRUCTION (scale 1:1) _PROCESS OF JOINING SIDES OF PIECE
_Step 3 _Step 4
_Step 1 _Step 2
_Step 5 _Step 6
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 7 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
CONSTRUCTION & DETAILS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
_EXTENDED SURFACE FOR CONSTRUCTION (scale 1:1) _PROCESS OF JOINING SIDES OF PIECE
_Step 3 _Step 4
_Step 1 _Step 2
_Step 5 _Step 6
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 7 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
CONSTRUCTION & DETAILS
Carmen Mencos Mora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-Gimeno Wiggin
University Life Virus
_EXTENDED SURFACE FOR CONSTRUCTION (scale 1:1) _PROCESS OF JOINING SIDES OF PIECE
_Step 3 _Step 4
_Step 1 _Step 2
_Step 5 _Step 6
Architectural Geometry II(Algorithmic Design)
NAME_2:
NAME_1:
NAME OF THE PROJECT :
BOARD # : 7 / 8
BOARD TITLE:
CONSTRUCTION & DETAILS
_3 pieces
_CO
MBIN
ATIO
NS
_REND
ERED V
IEWS (C
OM
BINA
TION
S)
_5 pieces_6 pieces
_4 pieces
_POSSIBLE ELEV
ATIO
N
Carm
en Mencos M
ora-FigueroaTeresa Rodrguez-G
imeno W
iggin
University Life V
irus
Architectural G
eometry II
(Algorithm
ic Design)
NA
ME_2:
NA
ME_1:
NA
ME O
F THE PRO
JECT :
BOA
RD # : 5 / 8
BOA
RD TITLE:
DRA
WIN
GS &
DIA
GRA
MS
-
Intership in Musac_Museo de Arte Contemporneo de Castilla y Len09-10Fuerza de la Palabra Exhibition, Guadalajara (Mexico) & Emeze Bnczur sofa design
1. ANTONI ABAD. Ego, 19992. IGNASI ABALLI. De la serie LISTADOS, 1997-20053. PILAR ALBARRACN. Espejito, 20014. TXOMIN BADIOLA. Malas formas [Una historia que se cuenta con historias de otros], 20025. EMESE BENCZR. Spend Time on Making Time Turn in Itself, 2002 6. MIRA BERNABEU. El hueco del espectculo. Espacio de reflexin. De la serie MISE EN SCNE VII, 20017. MARK BIJL. Reason to Believe, 2004 8. CANDICE BREITZ. Aiwa to Zen, 20039. CARLES CONGOST. Thats my Impression, 200010. DILLER + SCOFIDIO. Soft Sell, 1993-2003 11. DORA GARCA. Todas las historias, 200312. DORA GARCA. Lo posible, 2004 13. CHUS GUTIRREZ. El inmvil viaje, 2003 14. PIERRE HUYGHE. One Million Kingdom, 2001 15. IMMO KLINK. De la serie MAYDAY AT MAYFAIR, 2002 16. JUAN LPEZ. Desgrava, 2005 17. CRISTINA LUCAS. Mi Lucha, 2004 18. ALICIA MARTN. Contemporneos, 200019. TRACEY MOFFAT. De la Serie Scared for life, 1999 20. YASUMASA MORIMURA. Dialogue with my self 3, 200121. MUJERES CREANDO. Utopa, 199922. MUNTEAN & ROSENBLUM. Untitled [You are part of], 200323. MUNTEAN & ROSENBLUM. Untitled [We have begun], 200624. SHIRIN NESHAT. The Last World, 200325. FERNANDO RENES. De la Serie DIBUJOS CASEROS, 200326. FERNANDO RENES. Instant Gratification, 200627. CLAIRE ROJAS. Library, 200728. FERNANDO SNCHEZ CASTILLO. Vivo sin trabajar, 200229. NSTOR SANMIGUEL. Las emociones barrocas, 1997- 200530. YINKA SHONIBARE. Dorian Gray, 200131. SANTIAGO SIERRA. Palabra Tapada. Pabelln Espaol. Bienal de Venecia. Italia, 199332. EULALIA VALLDOSERA . El inocente, 200333. GILLIAN WEARING. De la Serie SIGNS THAT SAY WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO SAY AND NOT SIGNS THAT SAY WHAT SOMEO-NE ELSE WANTS TO SAY, 1992-199334. CERITH WYN EVANS. Dreamachine Installation, 200835. CERITH WYN EVANS. Visibleinvisible, 2008
Emeze Benczur sofa design & construcion
The word as a constitutive element of lan-guage allows build, communicate, transmit. The works presented in the exhibition La Fuerza de la Palabra highlight how through the word and the discourse it generates, the artists express their point of view towards society in which they live. I collaborate in the design and montage of the exhibition in Mexico, organizating with artists the way of presenting their works, also Emeze Benczur give me the opportunity to design the green furniture of his work of art.
27 de noviembre, 2010 - 23 de enero, 2011: Instituto Cultural Cabaas. Cabaas 8. Plaza Tapata centro. Guadalajara, Mxico
-
Construction System_3rd Year 10-11Frankenstein catastrophe & concepts
Concept: ATMOSPHERICSource: TECHNOLOGY
Wear tires
Pneumatic reference photograph
Pneumatic parts detail
PNEUMATIC
CARMEN MENCOS MORA-FIGUEROA
Pneumatic also known as cover in some regions, is a piece of rubber ring is placed on the wheels of various vehicles and machines. Its main function is to allow adequate contact for adhesion and friction with the pavement, allowing the start, braking and guidance.
Pneumatic lock detail
1019
,7
308,88
186,
5766
6,44
399,42
A. B. C. D. E.
A. LOW PRESSUREB. HIGH PRESSUREC. NORMAL PRESSURED. MOVABLE TIREE. ISOMETRIC AXIS
A. B. C. D. E.
111mm
185mm60% of 111mm height respect 185mm width
14 plg
DRY PNEUMATICWET PNEUMATIC
Shoulder
Tread block
Grooves
Sipes
Cap piles
Steel belts
Radial piles
Bead chafters
Bead
Ring
Heel base
JointCentre cordon
Sculpture
Top
Flank
Interior plastic coating
Canvas frame
PressureFront: 2,0 bar/ 29psiBack: 2,2 bar/ 32psi
Concept: ATMOSPHERICSource: TECHNOLOGY
Wear tires
Pneumatic reference photograph
Pneumatic parts detail
PNEUMATIC
CARMEN MENCOS MORA-FIGUEROA
Pneumatic also known as cover in some regions, is a piece of rubber ring is placed on the wheels of various vehicles and machines. Its main function is to allow adequate contact for adhesion and friction with the pavement, allowing the start, braking and guidance.
Pneumatic lock detail
1019
,7
308,88
186,
5766
6,44
399,42
A. B. C. D. E.
A. LOW PRESSUREB. HIGH PRESSUREC. NORMAL PRESSURED. MOVABLE TIREE. ISOMETRIC AXIS
A. B. C. D. E.
111mm
185mm60% of 111mm height respect 185mm width
14 plg
DRY PNEUMATICWET PNEUMATIC
Shoulder
Tread block
Grooves
Sipes
Cap piles
Steel belts
Radial piles
Bead chafters
Bead
Ring
Heel base
JointCentre cordon
Sculpture
Top
Flank
Interior plastic coating
Canvas frame
PressureFront: 2,0 bar/ 29psiBack: 2,2 bar/ 32psi
Concept: ATMOSPHERICSource: TECHNOLOGY
Wear tires
Pneumatic reference photograph
Pneumatic parts detail
PNEUMATIC
CARMEN MENCOS MORA-FIGUEROA
Pneumatic also known as cover in some regions, is a piece of rubber ring is placed on the wheels of various vehicles and machines. Its main function is to allow adequate contact for adhesion and friction with the pavement, allowing the start, braking and guidance.
Pneumatic lock detail
1019
,7
308,88
186,
5766
6,44
399,42
A. B. C. D. E.
A. LOW PRESSUREB. HIGH PRESSUREC. NORMAL PRESSURED. MOVABLE TIREE. ISOMETRIC AXIS
A. B. C. D. E.
111mm
185mm60% of 111mm height respect 185mm width
14 plg
DRY PNEUMATICWET PNEUMATIC
Shoulder
Tread block
Grooves
Sipes
Cap piles
Steel belts
Radial piles
Bead chafters
Bead
Ring
Heel base
JointCentre cordon
Sculpture
Top
Flank
Interior plastic coating
Canvas frame
PressureFront: 2,0 bar/ 29psiBack: 2,2 bar/ 32psi
Pneumatic also known as cover in some regions, is a piece of rubber ring is placed on the wheels of va-rious vehicles and machines. Its main function is to allow adequate contact for adhesion and friction with the pavement, allowing the start, braking and guidance.
Binoculars or eld glasses are a pair of identical or mirror-symmetricaltelescopes mounted side-by-side and aligned to point accurately inthe same direction, allowing the viewer to use both eyes (binocularvision) when viewing distant objects.
The idea is acquired the knowledge about the history evolution of the construction systems from two clear positions: the discovery and interpretation of the tradition. Taking some everyday objects create a new frankenstain, in this case is for new era babies heroes generation protective, movable and waterprofing stroller
Concept: TRANSPARENCYSource: OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
View point
Olympus Binacular reference photograph
Detail parts binacular
BINACULAR
CARMEN MENCOS MORA-FIGUEROA
Binoculars or eld glasses are a pair of identical or mirror-symmetrical telescopes mounted side-by-side and aligned to point accurately in the same direction, allowing the viewer to use both eyes (binocular vision) when viewing distant objects.
Mecanism binacular
1.
2.
3.
1.Eyepiece2.Prisms3.Objective
DIOPTER CONTROL WITH CLICK-STOP ADJUSTMENTcorrects normal right eye/ left eye vision imbalance
WATERPROOF CONSTRUCTIONtotal condence in any situation
ASPHERICAL EYEPIECE LENSESdistortion- free viewing
BAK 4 PRISMSthe ultimate in sharp, clear images
TURN&SLIDE RUBBER EYECUPSretracts for use with eyeglasses
INTERNAL BLACKENINGeliminate light loss inside binacular tubes
MULTI-COATED LENSESmaximun brightness, constrast & true- color
20m
20-23cm
7-10cm
Concept: TRANSPARENCYSource: OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
View point
Olympus Binacular reference photograph
Detail parts binacular
BINACULAR
CARMEN MENCOS MORA-FIGUEROA
Binoculars or eld glasses are a pair of identical or mirror-symmetrical telescopes mounted side-by-side and aligned to point accurately in the same direction, allowing the viewer to use both eyes (binocular vision) when viewing distant objects.
Mecanism binacular
1.
2.
3.
1.Eyepiece2.Prisms3.Objective
DIOPTER CONTROL WITH CLICK-STOP ADJUSTMENTcorrects normal right eye/ left eye vision imbalance
WATERPROOF CONSTRUCTIONtotal condence in any situation
ASPHERICAL EYEPIECE LENSESdistortion- free viewing
BAK 4 PRISMSthe ultimate in sharp, clear images
TURN&SLIDE RUBBER EYECUPSretracts for use with eyeglasses
INTERNAL BLACKENINGeliminate light loss inside binacular tubes
MULTI-COATED LENSESmaximun brightness, constrast & true- color
20m
20-23cm
7-10cm
Concept: TRANSPARENCYSource: OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
View point
Olympus Binacular reference photograph
Detail parts binacular
BINACULAR
CARMEN MENCOS MORA-FIGUEROA
Binoculars or eld glasses are a pair of identical or mirror-symmetrical telescopes mounted side-by-side and aligned to point accurately in the same direction, allowing the viewer to use both eyes (binocular vision) when viewing distant objects.
Mecanism binacular
1.
2.
3.
1.Eyepiece2.Prisms3.Objective
DIOPTER CONTROL WITH CLICK-STOP ADJUSTMENTcorrects normal right eye/ left eye vision imbalance
WATERPROOF CONSTRUCTIONtotal condence in any situation
ASPHERICAL EYEPIECE LENSESdistortion- free viewing
BAK 4 PRISMSthe ultimate in sharp, clear images
TURN&SLIDE RUBBER EYECUPSretracts for use with eyeglasses
INTERNAL BLACKENINGeliminate light loss inside binacular tubes
MULTI-COATED LENSESmaximun brightness, constrast & true- color
20m
20-23cm
7-10cm
Protective/Elastic bulletproof system
1. baby stroller structure 2. main structure/movable pieces 3. rail suppoted structure 4. protective rotable mechanism 5. wheel tire support 6. pneumatic finished layer
+
+
+
Movable/Rotable pneumatic mechanism
Folding/Auto-movabletransportation
New baby generation stroller
Prof. Manuel Prez (Nodo17 Architects)
-
Design Studio_4th Year11-12City on stilts_City Typologies
Prof. Jaume Mayol (TEdA arquitectes)
The main idea of this project was creating an individual housing prototype produce with some of them, an urban scale, a city. Initially housing had to be elevated and supported by stilts, but with some studies Tapestry-vertical city is the best adjetive to describe it, growth in vertical and horizontal way depending on the ground. The combina-tion of different residential pieces generates several public and common spaces. There exists balconies, patios, courtyards and gardens that cretes different green areas and atmospheres depending on the vegetation and the geography where is situated.
-
Housing Typologies
Prof. Jaume Mayol (TEdA arquitectes) Prof. Jaume Mayol (TEdA arquitectes)
Housing prototype has this Z shape to adapt to the terrain, also take advantage of interior spaces and also different heights allow to have different kind of natural light inside. Volume I is for a couple, the spaces and furnitures are movable and changea-ble made with neutral materials; wood and blanch materials, to generate several moods in the same space. The idea is exploit to the maximum the space to have continuous and free places. The materials are basically concrete and wood to try to achieve the most efficient housing prototype in terms of money, technology and energy. There exists two others kind of volume that sum one and two volumes for more numerous families and in case of the neccesity of more space.
-
Construction System_4th Year11-12El Bulli Restautant II_Proyecto Bsico y Ejecucin
Bulli Restaurant II is the new Ferran Adrias investment in Madrid located in an industrial area. The building is designed in a pecu-liar way, trying to enjoy and experience the process of cooking something in this famous and glamorous restaurant. The circulation of the building is focused in a central lift to go up and then start the route. Cold and Hot kitchens are the original places with a translu-cent cutlery finished.
_with Teresa Rodrguez- Gimeno & Ana Gonzlez Prof. Luis lvarez
-
Construction System_4th Year 11-12
DYS is an emergence removable shelter against natural disasters in Quintana Roo, Mexico. The basic idea is designed in modules to facilitate the construction. The materials are steel structures (Rehasa factory) joint with screws and covered with waterproof and isolated materials and the interior made of pladur. A combination of different modules create an urban scale, a city.
DYS Shelter_with Beatriz Fernndez & Candela Oliva
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-1500C-1500
VR-150
0
VR-150
0
VR-150
0
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-2000
21
3
3
4
4
5
6
50
Boiler
110
shelter plans01
1. Movable/Folding bamboo envelope2. Fix latice bamboo envelope
3. Pladur interior partitions walls
4. Pladur battens/structure windows5. NOVI Bath+Kitchen prefabricated module
6. PVC+Steel grid orchard
STRUCTURE PLAN
7. Exterior Pinewood Street path
Materials
BASIC UNIT
7
x6
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-1500C-1500
VR-150
0
VR-150
0
VR-150
0
C-2000
VR-150
0
C-2000
21
3
3
4
4
5
6
50
Boiler
110
shelter plans01
1. Movable/Folding bamboo envelope2. Fix latice bamboo envelope
3. Pladur interior partitions walls
4. Pladur battens/structure windows5. NOVI Bath+Kitchen prefabricated module
6. PVC+Steel grid orchard
STRUCTURE PLAN
7. Exterior Pinewood Street path
Materials
BASIC UNIT
7
x6
G_ceiling ??? eur
inte
rior h
eigh
t: 2,
2m
sections01
cove
red
stre
et h
eigh
t: 3,
1m
D1 D5
D2
D4
D3
Shelter section
City section
urban scale plans02
Program
DWELLING 1 DWELLING 2sem
i-cov
ered
circ
ulat
ion
N-S
open air circulation E-W
A B
BASIC UNITS (room modules)
private orchards for self-consumption [A]
P
P
P
P
P
P
street [A]
living / eating [B]
sleeping [B]
wet areas [B]
Materials
P public/share patio]
PVC+
Stee
l grid
orc
hard
Exte
rior P
inew
ood
oor
Mov
able
/Fix
bam
boo
fach
ade
+In
terio
r Pla
dur w
alls
NO
VI p
refa
bric
ated
mod
ule
urban scale plans02
Program
DWELLING 1 DWELLING 2sem
i-cov
ered
circ
ulat
ion
N-S
open air circulation E-W
A B
BASIC UNITS (room modules)
private orchards for self-consumption [A]
P
P
P
P
P
P
street [A]
living / eating [B]
sleeping [B]
wet areas [B]
Materials
P public/share patio]
PVC+
Stee
l grid
orc
hard
Exte
rior P
inew
ood
oor
Mov
able
/Fix
bam
boo
fach
ade
+In
terio
r Pla
dur w
alls
NO
VI p
refa
bric
ated
mod
ule
urban scale plans02
Program
DWELLING 1 DWELLING 2sem
i-cov
ered
circ
ulat
ion
N-S
open air circulation E-W
A B
BASIC UNITS (room modules)
private orchards for self-consumption [A]
P
P
P
P
P
P
street [A]
living / eating [B]
sleeping [B]
wet areas [B]
Materials
P public/share patio]
PVC+
Stee
l grid
orc
hard
Exte
rior P
inew
ood
oor
Mov
able
/Fix
bam
boo
fach
ade
+In
terio
r Pla
dur w
alls
NO
VI p
refa
bric
ated
mod
ule
G_ceiling ??? eur
constructive details 01
D101_Metal roof with trapezoidal 2mm ribs each 22mm,180x90x2mm02_Galvanized gutter, 25mm section03_Silicon shock absorber, 25mm 04_Half sphere aluminum plate05_Aluminum cone06_Metal faade substructure07_Welded surface08_REHASA structure09_Metal tube10_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm
D310_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm12_Bamboo movable fachade16_REHASA structure17_Metal faade substructure20_Metal faade support21_Metal channel22_Anchorage channel23_Pladur pannels 30_Varnish covering layer31_Merbau ooring10mm32_PVC insulation layer 5mm33_Pinewood pannel 1500x2500x20mm34_Pinewood substructure beams 30x50x2500mm
D101
02
030405060708 09
1110
D4
06
08
36 35
37
38
39
1011
D5
01 45 44
40414243
13
D209
101211 19
18
08 13
14 24
29 28
25 26 15
27
D3
16 20
21
22
23
17
10
3011 31 34 32 33
D501_Metal roof with trapezoidal 2mm ribs each 22mm,180x90x2mm13_Bamboo beam, 60mm40_Metal string_55mm_400mm long41_Metalic head_45mm42_Metal roof joint43_Metal roof support44_100mm Screw_15mm45_20mm Screws_3mm_eave & endlaps
D406_Metal faade substructure08_REHASA structure10_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm35_Bolt36_Support plate37_Adjustable rod38_Pyramid-share open frame39_ABS pad footer
D208_REHASA structure09_Metal tube10_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm12_Bamboo movable fachade13_Bamboo beam, 60mm14_Bamboo structure, 70mm 15_Metal piece16_REHASA structure17_Metal faade substructure18_Substructure rail19_Faade wheel20_Metal faade support21_Metal channel22_Anchorage channel23_Pladur pannels 24_Pinewood pannel25_Bamboo substructure for the ceiling26_Anchorage27_Multipurpose hanging piece_250mm28_PM Screw_2mm29_T-47 pladur prole
G_ceiling ??? eur
constructive details 01
D101_Metal roof with trapezoidal 2mm ribs each 22mm,180x90x2mm02_Galvanized gutter, 25mm section03_Silicon shock absorber, 25mm 04_Half sphere aluminum plate05_Aluminum cone06_Metal faade substructure07_Welded surface08_REHASA structure09_Metal tube10_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm
D310_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm12_Bamboo movable fachade16_REHASA structure17_Metal faade substructure20_Metal faade support21_Metal channel22_Anchorage channel23_Pladur pannels 30_Varnish covering layer31_Merbau ooring10mm32_PVC insulation layer 5mm33_Pinewood pannel 1500x2500x20mm34_Pinewood substructure beams 30x50x2500mm
D101
02
030405060708 09
1110
D4
06
08
36 35
37
38
39
1011
D5
01 45 44
40414243
13
D209
101211 19
18
08 13
14 24
29 28
25 26 15
27
D3
16 20
21
22
23
17
10
3011 31 34 32 33
D501_Metal roof with trapezoidal 2mm ribs each 22mm,180x90x2mm13_Bamboo beam, 60mm40_Metal string_55mm_400mm long41_Metalic head_45mm42_Metal roof joint43_Metal roof support44_100mm Screw_15mm45_20mm Screws_3mm_eave & endlaps
D406_Metal faade substructure08_REHASA structure10_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm35_Bolt36_Support plate37_Adjustable rod38_Pyramid-share open frame39_ABS pad footer
D208_REHASA structure09_Metal tube10_Bamboo support11_Bamboo sticks, 50mm12_Bamboo movable fachade13_Bamboo beam, 60mm14_Bamboo structure, 70mm 15_Metal piece16_REHASA structure17_Metal faade substructure18_Substructure rail19_Faade wheel20_Metal faade support21_Metal channel22_Anchorage channel23_Pladur pannels 24_Pinewood pannel25_Bamboo substructure for the ceiling26_Anchorage27_Multipurpose hanging piece_250mm28_PM Screw_2mm29_T-47 pladur prole
B_Bath+Kitchen module 1.200 eur
B1_PREFABRICATED COMPONENT
components 02 NOVI Industries De Mexico
Novi WA pannelsNovi steel battens
K+WC Sink downpipeGeneral downpipe
Hot/Cold Plumbing sytem
Boiler
50
32
32
110
3,3
1,8
0,20,41,2
0,3 0,8 0,8
0,1
1,5
3,5
0,6
0,3
0,7
10,
6
0,1
0,8
0,8
1,1 0,6
0,1 0,7 0,6 0,4
K+WC Sink downpipe
Kitchen
Bathroom Movable PVC door
manuf: NOVI Industries De Mexico
110B1.c2 SLOTTED TENSION BOLT WITH NUT X 12
0,99 eur
B1.c1 Bath+Kitchen prefabricated module X 1
manuf: NOVI Industries De Mexico
manuf: NOVI Industries De Mexico
A_foundations 578,88 eur
0,24
0,4
0,2
0,14
0,4
0,03
0,28
0,25
0,75
0,06
0,1A1.c1 ADJUSTABLE HEAD FOR STEEL PIER X 32
manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
2,30 eur
A1.c2 PYRAMID-SHAPED STEEL FRAME PIER X 32 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
4,25 eur
A1.c3 ABS FOUNDATION PAD X 32 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
A1_PIER
5,35 eur
A2.c1 FRAME TIE WITH HOOK X 12
manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
3,13 eur
A2.c2 SLOTTED TENSION BOLT WITH NUT X 12
0,99 eur
A2.c3 STABILIZING PLATE X 12 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
5,35 eur
A2_ANCHOR
A2.c4 STEEL TWIN DISK SOIL ANCHOR X 12 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
7,02 eur
components 01
A_foundations 578,88 eur
0,24
0,4
0,2
0,14
0,4
0,03
0,28
0,25
0,75
0,06
0,1A1.c1 ADJUSTABLE HEAD FOR STEEL PIER X 32
manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
2,30 eur
A1.c2 PYRAMID-SHAPED STEEL FRAME PIER X 32 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
4,25 eur
A1.c3 ABS FOUNDATION PAD X 32 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
A1_PIER
5,35 eur
A2.c1 FRAME TIE WITH HOOK X 12
manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
3,13 eur
A2.c2 SLOTTED TENSION BOLT WITH NUT X 12
0,99 eur
A2.c3 STABILIZING PLATE X 12 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
5,35 eur
A2_ANCHOR
A2.c4 STEEL TWIN DISK SOIL ANCHOR X 12 manuf: R&G Mobile Home Supply
7,02 eur
components 01
C_structure 1046,45 eur
C1.c1 STEEL PROFILE TYPE VIGA STR [L-250] X 33
3,25 eur
C1.c2 STEEL PROFILE TYPE VIGA STR [L-1500] X 48
4,25 eur
C1.c4 STEEL PROFILE TYPE CORREA ST [L-1500] X 32
C1_STEEL PROFILES
5,35 eur
components 03
002
052
051
25
02
C1.c3 STEEL PROFILE TYPE VIGA STR [L-2500] X 32
4,25 eur
16.2
16.2
150
C1.c5 STEEL PROFILE TYPE CORREA ST [L-2000] X 80
5,35 eur
16.2
16.2
16.2
02
16.2
20
16.2
D_Walls 542,25 eur
components 04
D1_PLAFUR BOARDS N
2,25
x
6
x 2 x 3
D1.c1 52 x 2.25 D1.c2 60 x 2.25 D1.c3 75 x 2.25
x 1 x 3
x 2 x 1
D1.c4 86 x 2.25
D1.c5 100 x 2.25 D1.c6 110 x 2.25
x 10 x 4
D1.c7 120 x 2.25
D1.c8 120 x 2.25
D1.c9 120 x 2.25
25 25 70
2020
0
3288
8010
0
77 31
130
50
77 31
2020
0
D1.c10 120 x 2.25 D1.c11 120 x 2.25
xed measures
x 2 x 2 x 2
4
3,4
3,6
L
3
3.5
L
D2_PLADUR LAMINATED METAL PROFILES
D2.c1 L-214 x 99
D2.c2 L-180 x 4
D2.c3 L-205 x 5D2.c4 L-214 x 6D2.c1 L-240 x 2D2.c1 L-250 x 1
total 420,75 eur
total 56,16 eur
total 65,34 eur
D_Walls 542,25 eur
components 04
D1_PLAFUR BOARDS N
2,25
x
6
x 2 x 3
D1.c1 52 x 2.25 D1.c2 60 x 2.25 D1.c3 75 x 2.25
x 1 x 3
x 2 x 1
D1.c4 86 x 2.25
D1.c5 100 x 2.25 D1.c6 110 x 2.25
x 10 x 4
D1.c7 120 x 2.25
D1.c8 120 x 2.25
D1.c9 120 x 2.25
25 25 70
2020
0
3288
8010
0
77 31
130
50
77 31
2020
0
D1.c10 120 x 2.25 D1.c11 120 x 2.25
xed measures
x 2 x 2 x 2
4
3,4
3,6
L
3
3.5
L
D2_PLADUR LAMINATED METAL PROFILES
D2.c1 L-214 x 99
D2.c2 L-180 x 4
D2.c3 L-205 x 5D2.c4 L-214 x 6D2.c1 L-240 x 2D2.c1 L-250 x 1
total 420,75 eur
total 56,16 eur
total 65,34 eur
D_Walls 542,25 eur
components 04
D1_PLAFUR BOARDS N
2,25
x
6
x 2 x 3
D1.c1 52 x 2.25 D1.c2 60 x 2.25 D1.c3 75 x 2.25
x 1 x 3
x 2 x 1
D1.c4 86 x 2.25
D1.c5 100 x 2.25 D1.c6 110 x 2.25
x 10 x 4
D1.c7 120 x 2.25
D1.c8 120 x 2.25
D1.c9 120 x 2.25
25 25 70
2020
0
3288
8010
0
77 31
130
50
77 31
2020
0
D1.c10 120 x 2.25 D1.c11 120 x 2.25
xed measures
x 2 x 2 x 2
4
3,4
3,6
L
3
3.5
L
D2_PLADUR LAMINATED METAL PROFILES
D2.c1 L-214 x 99
D2.c2 L-180 x 4
D2.c3 L-205 x 5D2.c4 L-214 x 6D2.c1 L-240 x 2D2.c1 L-250 x 1
total 420,75 eur
total 56,16 eur
total 65,34 eur
Prof. Luis lvarez Prof. Ruth Vega (Cuartoymitad)
-
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
Urban Workshop & Design Studio_4th Year11-12Streets becomes rooftops_M Scale_New York
Enough green space ?
Context & ProblematicUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Manhattan ,NY, USAPopulation: 1,634,795 bLand use: 770.065.7 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 118,046.9 sq.ftVacant land: 14,179.5 sq.ft
Residential uses
Commercial uses
Districts council
Industrial uses
Open uses
Green areas
XL-L
L
48 St
47St
Times Square
Belasco Theatre
1314
16
1718
19
20
2122
23
24
25
26
27
28 2930
31
32
33343536 37
38
159
7
1
23
4
56
8
10
11
12
Penn Station
34 St-Herald Sq(N,Q,R)
34 St-Penn Station(1,2,3)
34 St-Herald Sq(B,D,F,M)
5 Av (7)42St- Bryant Pk(B,D,F,M)
Times Sq-42St(1,2,3)
Times Sq-42St (7)
Times Sq-42St (S)
49St(N,Q,R)
47-50St-Rockefellers Crt (B,D,F,M)
M
Zoom in
Program area
Subway connection
Trac jam
Height levels
Theaters
Mood space
Theatre District is in the middle of Midtown in Manhattan with a dense and populated area of residential and commercial/oce spaces. There are most of the well-known theatres in New York around this district. This area is divided in 34 blocks between 6th-8th avenue and 42nd- 53th Street. The denition of the avenues are high buildings or skyscrapers with panelboard of advertisments in front of their facades. However the cross streets has tiny and lower building that used to be housing ordwellings. This area doesnt have too much open/green spaces to the public. The streets seem to be paths to go through but not inivite you to stay in. Public spaces grows in the interior of buildings because has not enough spaces in the street.
The strategy is to bring the street to the top/roof ofthe lower buildings in the crossing streets providingnew green/open spaces for the city and also recreatesome places related with interpretations anddancing that characterize this area. Producing a newcultural layer with the creation of micro streetstheatres to allow people exhibit their skills andhobbies.
This idea will create a cultural/artistical environmentand a community mood among people fromother buildings in the same streets and also fromother districts and people over the world.Colonizing the rooftops of building will cretate a new street level providing new green and open space for staying in and enjoy it.
Lexington Ave
59th St
Central Park South
8th Ave
26th St
Ave. of the Americas
14th St
34th St
40th StMadison Ave
Midtown District, NYPopulation: 8,363,710 Land use: 28.999.8 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 948.4 sq.ftVacant land: 293.1 sq.ft
25%Green spaces
Manhattan
3.3%
Midtown
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
0.5%
Theater
Enough green space ?
Context & ProblematicUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Manhattan ,NY, USAPopulation: 1,634,795 bLand use: 770.065.7 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 118,046.9 sq.ftVacant land: 14,179.5 sq.ft
Residential uses
Commercial uses
Districts council
Industrial uses
Open uses
Green areas
XL-L
L
48 St
47St
Times Square
Belasco Theatre
1314
16
1718
19
20
2122
23
24
25
26
27
28 2930
31
32
33343536 37
38
159
7
1
23
4
56
8
10
11
12
Penn Station
34 St-Herald Sq(N,Q,R)
34 St-Penn Station(1,2,3)
34 St-Herald Sq(B,D,F,M)
5 Av (7)42St- Bryant Pk(B,D,F,M)
Times Sq-42St(1,2,3)
Times Sq-42St (7)
Times Sq-42St (S)
49St(N,Q,R)
47-50St-Rockefellers Crt (B,D,F,M)
M
Zoom in
Program area
Subway connection
Trac jam
Height levels
Theaters
Mood space
Theatre District is in the middle of Midtown in Manhattan with a dense and populated area of residential and commercial/oce spaces. There are most of the well-known theatres in New York around this district. This area is divided in 34 blocks between 6th-8th avenue and 42nd- 53th Street. The denition of the avenues are high buildings or skyscrapers with panelboard of advertisments in front of their facades. However the cross streets has tiny and lower building that used to be housing ordwellings. This area doesnt have too much open/green spaces to the public. The streets seem to be paths to go through but not inivite you to stay in. Public spaces grows in the interior of buildings because has not enough spaces in the street.
The strategy is to bring the street to the top/roof ofthe lower buildings in the crossing streets providingnew green/open spaces for the city and also recreatesome places related with interpretations anddancing that characterize this area. Producing a newcultural layer with the creation of micro streetstheatres to allow people exhibit their skills andhobbies.
This idea will create a cultural/artistical environmentand a community mood among people fromother buildings in the same streets and also fromother districts and people over the world.Colonizing the rooftops of building will cretate a new street level providing new green and open space for staying in and enjoy it.
Lexington Ave
59th St
Central Park South
8th Ave
26th St
Ave. of the Americas
14th St
34th St
40th StMadison Ave
Midtown District, NYPopulation: 8,363,710 Land use: 28.999.8 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 948.4 sq.ftVacant land: 293.1 sq.ft
25%Green spaces
Manhattan
3.3%
Midtown
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
0.5%
Theater
Enough green space ?
Context & ProblematicUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Manhattan ,NY, USAPopulation: 1,634,795 bLand use: 770.065.7 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 118,046.9 sq.ftVacant land: 14,179.5 sq.ft
Residential uses
Commercial uses
Districts council
Industrial uses
Open uses
Green areas
XL-L
L
48 St
47St
Times Square
Belasco Theatre
1314
16
1718
19
20
2122
23
24
25
26
27
28 2930
31
32
33343536 37
38
159
7
1
23
4
56
8
10
11
12
Penn Station
34 St-Herald Sq(N,Q,R)
34 St-Penn Station(1,2,3)
34 St-Herald Sq(B,D,F,M)
5 Av (7)42St- Bryant Pk(B,D,F,M)
Times Sq-42St(1,2,3)
Times Sq-42St (7)
Times Sq-42St (S)
49St(N,Q,R)
47-50St-Rockefellers Crt (B,D,F,M)
M
Zoom in
Program area
Subway connection
Trac jam
Height levels
Theaters
Mood space
Theatre District is in the middle of Midtown in Manhattan with a dense and populated area of residential and commercial/oce spaces. There are most of the well-known theatres in New York around this district. This area is divided in 34 blocks between 6th-8th avenue and 42nd- 53th Street. The denition of the avenues are high buildings or skyscrapers with panelboard of advertisments in front of their facades. However the cross streets has tiny and lower building that used to be housing ordwellings. This area doesnt have too much open/green spaces to the public. The streets seem to be paths to go through but not inivite you to stay in. Public spaces grows in the interior of buildings because has not enough spaces in the street.
The strategy is to bring the street to the top/roof ofthe lower buildings in the crossing streets providingnew green/open spaces for the city and also recreatesome places related with interpretations anddancing that characterize this area. Producing a newcultural layer with the creation of micro streetstheatres to allow people exhibit their skills andhobbies.
This idea will create a cultural/artistical environmentand a community mood among people fromother buildings in the same streets and also fromother districts and people over the world.Colonizing the rooftops of building will cretate a new street level providing new green and open space for staying in and enjoy it.
Lexington Ave
59th St
Central Park South
8th Ave
26th St
Ave. of the Americas
14th St
34th St
40th StMadison Ave
Midtown District, NYPopulation: 8,363,710 Land use: 28.999.8 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 948.4 sq.ftVacant land: 293.1 sq.ft
25%Green spaces
Manhattan
3.3%
Midtown
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
0.5%
Theater
Enough green space ?
Context & ProblematicUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Manhattan ,NY, USAPopulation: 1,634,795 bLand use: 770.065.7 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 118,046.9 sq.ftVacant land: 14,179.5 sq.ft
Residential uses
Commercial uses
Districts council
Industrial uses
Open uses
Green areas
XL-L
L
48 St
47St
Times Square
Belasco Theatre
1314
16
1718
19
20
2122
23
24
25
26
27
28 2930
31
32
33343536 37
38
159
7
1
23
4
56
8
10
11
12
Penn Station
34 St-Herald Sq(N,Q,R)
34 St-Penn Station(1,2,3)
34 St-Herald Sq(B,D,F,M)
5 Av (7)42St- Bryant Pk(B,D,F,M)
Times Sq-42St(1,2,3)
Times Sq-42St (7)
Times Sq-42St (S)
49St(N,Q,R)
47-50St-Rockefellers Crt (B,D,F,M)
M
Zoom in
Program area
Subway connection
Trac jam
Height levels
Theaters
Mood space
Theatre District is in the middle of Midtown in Manhattan with a dense and populated area of residential and commercial/oce spaces. There are most of the well-known theatres in New York around this district. This area is divided in 34 blocks between 6th-8th avenue and 42nd- 53th Street. The denition of the avenues are high buildings or skyscrapers with panelboard of advertisments in front of their facades. However the cross streets has tiny and lower building that used to be housing ordwellings. This area doesnt have too much open/green spaces to the public. The streets seem to be paths to go through but not inivite you to stay in. Public spaces grows in the interior of buildings because has not enough spaces in the street.
The strategy is to bring the street to the top/roof ofthe lower buildings in the crossing streets providingnew green/open spaces for the city and also recreatesome places related with interpretations anddancing that characterize this area. Producing a newcultural layer with the creation of micro streetstheatres to allow people exhibit their skills andhobbies.
This idea will create a cultural/artistical environmentand a community mood among people fromother buildings in the same streets and also fromother districts and people over the world.Colonizing the rooftops of building will cretate a new street level providing new green and open space for staying in and enjoy it.
Lexington Ave
59th St
Central Park South
8th Ave
26th St
Ave. of the Americas
14th St
34th St
40th StMadison Ave
Midtown District, NYPopulation: 8,363,710 Land use: 28.999.8 sq.ftOpen/green spaces: 948.4 sq.ftVacant land: 293.1 sq.ft
25%Green spaces
Manhattan
3.3%
Midtown
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
0.5%
Theater
Public Participation&MethodologyUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Swot analysis
Stakeholders
1930
2012
2020...
SWOT analysis (alternately SLOT analysis) is a strategic planning method used to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses/Limitations, Oppor-tunities, and Threats involved in a project or in a business venture. It involves specifying the objective of the business venture or project and identifying the internal and external factors that are favorable and unfavorable to achieve that objective.
Setting the objective should be done after the SWOT analysis has been performed. This would allow achievable goals or objectives to be set for the organization.
UrbanLabs project envisions Chicago evolving into a model city for growing water by creating a series of Eco-Boulevards spread throughout the city. Te Eco-Boulevards will function as a giant Living machine which will treat 100% of Chicagos wastewater and stormwater naturally, using micro-organisms, samll invertebrates, sh and plantas. Ultimately, the Eco-Boulevards will create a closed water loop whitin Chicago. Following the strategy of Chicago the idea of this project is is created this connectivity and loop among green spaces in Manhattan, starting in Theater district. The stater point is to colonize and reuse empty spaces in rooftops, the reason is not enough vacant space in th ground. Creating a double level street in the top of the buildings is a ecological and sustainable idea to provide green and open places to stay in and enjoy the city.
Growing water, Chicago
STRENGHTS WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITIES THREATHS
- Private companies- Public administration councial- Theatres administrations- Acting, Dance & Film schools- Advertisement agents
-GreeNYC suppliers- Institute of Architecture&Urbanism- People of neighbourdhood- Workers/ Dwellers of the area- Student artists
- Central situation- Theatres industry- Advertisiment agents- Artist and students are involved - Connected transportation
- Dierent heights on buildings- lack of public and green spaces- No much life on nights
Facebook
Ads Panelboards
Recreate, advertise and discuss threatre district area with a Facebook webpage. NYC citizens comment and gove new ideas to make possi-ble the increment green-artistic spaces. The city is for all!
Create new recyclable and renovable advertisi-ment panelboard continuing with Times Square prototype to advertise the new area for dancers, interpreters, actors... and also the neighbourho-od to have new green spaces from the rooftops to the street opening useless spaces to the city.- Increase interpretative activities and
mood- improve threater district- new open,green areas to the city- new area to show artistic abilities- bring the street to useless rooftops- new relationship neightbourd
- A lot of trac jam and pollution- Private/Public own properties- Lack of space- Up/down circulation in buildings
PRIVATE
CITIZEN/PUBLIC
http://www.urbanlab.com/h2o
References
Now After...
Methology
http://es.wikipedia.org
0.5%
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
+
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
25%
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1000+- 0,1sq.ft
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Green space: 120.4 sq.ft Green space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
The idea is created new places for workshop, academic classes and practice environment for artistic people.There are temporary housing for people whose want to practice, to do an interview or enjoy the activities inside this workshop school.The proposal is located on the top of an existing known theatre and closed to an open space area connecting this co-working proyect with the city and invite people to come there and enjoy it.Also this innovator and creative actittude want to be shown in public spaces and the rest of the city around it, because these new creative incubators are envolving the area into a a model district for growing green spaces.
Public Participation&MethodologyUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Swot analysis
Stakeholders
1930
2012
2020...
SWOT analysis (alternately SLOT analysis) is a strategic planning method used to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses/Limitations, Oppor-tunities, and Threats involved in a project or in a business venture. It involves specifying the objective of the business venture or project and identifying the internal and external factors that are favorable and unfavorable to achieve that objective.
Setting the objective should be done after the SWOT analysis has been performed. This would allow achievable goals or objectives to be set for the organization.
UrbanLabs project envisions Chicago evolving into a model city for growing water by creating a series of Eco-Boulevards spread throughout the city. Te Eco-Boulevards will function as a giant Living machine which will treat 100% of Chicagos wastewater and stormwater naturally, using micro-organisms, samll invertebrates, sh and plantas. Ultimately, the Eco-Boulevards will create a closed water loop whitin Chicago. Following the strategy of Chicago the idea of this project is is created this connectivity and loop among green spaces in Manhattan, starting in Theater district. The stater point is to colonize and reuse empty spaces in rooftops, the reason is not enough vacant space in th ground. Creating a double level street in the top of the buildings is a ecological and sustainable idea to provide green and open places to stay in and enjoy the city.
Growing water, Chicago
STRENGHTS WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITIES THREATHS
- Private companies- Public administration councial- Theatres administrations- Acting, Dance & Film schools- Advertisement agents
-GreeNYC suppliers- Institute of Architecture&Urbanism- People of neighbourdhood- Workers/ Dwellers of the area- Student artists
- Central situation- Theatres industry- Advertisiment agents- Artist and students are involved - Connected transportation
- Dierent heights on buildings- lack of public and green spaces- No much life on nights
Facebook
Ads Panelboards
Recreate, advertise and discuss threatre district area with a Facebook webpage. NYC citizens comment and gove new ideas to make possi-ble the increment green-artistic spaces. The city is for all!
Create new recyclable and renovable advertisi-ment panelboard continuing with Times Square prototype to advertise the new area for dancers, interpreters, actors... and also the neighbourho-od to have new green spaces from the rooftops to the street opening useless spaces to the city.- Increase interpretative activities and
mood- improve threater district- new open,green areas to the city- new area to show artistic abilities- bring the street to useless rooftops- new relationship neightbourd
- A lot of trac jam and pollution- Private/Public own properties- Lack of space- Up/down circulation in buildings
PRIVATE
CITIZEN/PUBLIC
http://www.urbanlab.com/h2o
References
Now After...
Methology
http://es.wikipedia.org
0.5%
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
+
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
25%
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1000+- 0,1sq.ft
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Green space: 120.4 sq.ft Green space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
The idea is created new places for workshop, academic classes and practice environment for artistic people.There are temporary housing for people whose want to practice, to do an interview or enjoy the activities inside this workshop school.The proposal is located on the top of an existing known theatre and closed to an open space area connecting this co-working proyect with the city and invite people to come there and enjoy it.Also this innovator and creative actittude want to be shown in public spaces and the rest of the city around it, because these new creative incubators are envolving the area into a a model district for growing green spaces.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
Public Participation&MethodologyUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
Swot analysis
Stakeholders
1930
2012
2020...
SWOT analysis (alternately SLOT analysis) is a strategic planning method used to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses/Limitations, Oppor-tunities, and Threats involved in a project or in a business venture. It involves specifying the objective of the business venture or project and identifying the internal and external factors that are favorable and unfavorable to achieve that objective.
Setting the objective should be done after the SWOT analysis has been performed. This would allow achievable goals or objectives to be set for the organization.
UrbanLabs project envisions Chicago evolving into a model city for growing water by creating a series of Eco-Boulevards spread throughout the city. Te Eco-Boulevards will function as a giant Living machine which will treat 100% of Chicagos wastewater and stormwater naturally, using micro-organisms, samll invertebrates, sh and plantas. Ultimately, the Eco-Boulevards will create a closed water loop whitin Chicago. Following the strategy of Chicago the idea of this project is is created this connectivity and loop among green spaces in Manhattan, starting in Theater district. The stater point is to colonize and reuse empty spaces in rooftops, the reason is not enough vacant space in th ground. Creating a double level street in the top of the buildings is a ecological and sustainable idea to provide green and open places to stay in and enjoy the city.
Growing water, Chicago
STRENGHTS WEAKNESS
OPPORTUNITIES THREATHS
- Private companies- Public administration councial- Theatres administrations- Acting, Dance & Film schools- Advertisement agents
-GreeNYC suppliers- Institute of Architecture&Urbanism- People of neighbourdhood- Workers/ Dwellers of the area- Student artists
- Central situation- Theatres industry- Advertisiment agents- Artist and students are involved - Connected transportation
- Dierent heights on buildings- lack of public and green spaces- No much life on nights
Facebook
Ads Panelboards
Recreate, advertise and discuss threatre district area with a Facebook webpage. NYC citizens comment and gove new ideas to make possi-ble the increment green-artistic spaces. The city is for all!
Create new recyclable and renovable advertisi-ment panelboard continuing with Times Square prototype to advertise the new area for dancers, interpreters, actors... and also the neighbourho-od to have new green spaces from the rooftops to the street opening useless spaces to the city.- Increase interpretative activities and
mood- improve threater district- new open,green areas to the city- new area to show artistic abilities- bring the street to useless rooftops- new relationship neightbourd
- A lot of trac jam and pollution- Private/Public own properties- Lack of space- Up/down circulation in buildings
PRIVATE
CITIZEN/PUBLIC
http://www.urbanlab.com/h2o
References
Now After...
Methology
http://es.wikipedia.org
0.5%
7th Ave
5h Ave
40th St
57th St
Theater District, NYSurface: 34 blocksLand use: 7,347.6 sq. ftGreen space: 120.4 sq.ftVacant space: 70.2 sq.ft
+
1000+- 0,001sq.ft
25%
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1000+- 0,1sq.ft
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Green space: 120.4 sq.ft Green space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
The idea is created new places for workshop, academic classes and practice environment for artistic people.There are temporary housing for people whose want to practice, to do an interview or enjoy the activities inside this workshop school.The proposal is located on the top of an existing known theatre and closed to an open space area connecting this co-working proyect with the city and invite people to come there and enjoy it.Also this innovator and creative actittude want to be shown in public spaces and the rest of the city around it, because these new creative incubators are envolving the area into a a model district for growing green spaces.
Prof. Brbara Pons
-
Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
(Zoom in) Strategy
Street Level1:100
1st Level_Public space_1:100
4th Level_Dwellings/workshops_1:100
Plans
Rooftops-New street level`
Terracota
Bricks
Translucent PVC glass
Neighbors
Natural Light
Natural Ventilation
Vegetation-reduced pollution
Dancers
Actors
Singers
Main entrances
Service entrance
Private entrancePublic entrance
+
RoofTop
Street
Exhibition+Public space
Temporary Housing
Co- working area
Temporary Exhib.
Glass
Street mood is reected in the 1st level of the rooftops in buildings providing a green-open public space combines creative and artistic shows and interpretations.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
(M Scale)Detail ProposalUrban Workshop IIIStreet becomes rooftopM ScaleCarmen Mencos
01.Density 02.Heights- + 03.Public/Private 04.Green spaces
Eco-Theatre Incubator
Dance Sing
Interpret
Green Public
Open
Streets becoming new level `Eco-rooftops
This new eco strategic in Theater District would like to improve the ecosystem in this area and also decrease the pollution in the city. At the same time the proposal implements recreation, artitical and cultural spaces built in low buildings in private and public companies that help and contribute to allow and mantein this new confortable and healthy mood. They are built with recycle materials taking from rubbish or containers out of the city, to costruct it fast and easy for disambling them for uses and neccesities. The collection of all the modules becomes the entrance for the rooftop or the container to save the materials and objects need it for the performances in the street.
1. Colonize
2. Connect
3. Growth
1.1 Recycle/Reuse
3.1 Re-CREATE
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
Street
Roof
1000+- 0,1sq.ftGreen space: 1,120.4 sq.ft
Renovation&Rehabilitation of Theater District
Streets-Eco-micro-theatre`The New Street reects the mood of the district. Artistic and cultural environment evolves from these co-micro theatreswhere small and big artists, singers and interpreters show their works to the city and everybody can joint and enjoy it.
Streets become rooftops is a project in S and M scale, architectural and urban scale. It is a public interven-tion to promote more green areas in the middle of Manhattan, taking the low rooftops as a part of the streets. Due to the location, Theatre District is raised for artists, interpreters and dancers to show their work and also regular people can sit and stay in this places to see them and also rest in this relaxing green areas.
-
Aternative Practices_5th Year12-13Design_Segovia Design week
Prof. David Diez (DDZ)
Segovia Design week consist in an event organized in Segovia re-lated with art, architecture and design. Artist can show their work in different ways in this week, making an exhibition in streets and also in commemorative building. There is also a competition where can contest proffesionals and students, with public votations through an urban generator bilboards creating animations and interactions screens to show designers work.
During 1st semester of 5th Year, the course has been divided in three weeks each of Alternative Practices. It is composed of different subjects referenced to architecture. There are composed by Design, Landscape & Environment, The City, Digital Studies and Management & Entrepreneurship. Digital Studies consisted in used new digital programs to design and programming a video game and know how to upload on Internet. Management & Entrepreneurship is how to design, organize and produce a real company considering market, product, price, marketing, company, distribution...and make it real with classmates. These different subjects are related with the architecture and design.
http://www.daviddiez.com/SDW/ https://vimeo.com/77625540
-
& Landscape & Environment_City orchards_Old Spaces, New ConnectionsProf. David Diez (DDZ)
City orchards/Public eating spaces
Parks/ Green spaces
Systems
public private
canal cover canal
walking path cycling path agriculture path
Furnitures
Irrigation
Roads/paths
Systems
public private
canal cover canal
walking path cycling path agriculture path
Furnitures
Irrigation
Roads/paths
Systems
public private
canal cover canal
walking path cycling path agriculture path
Furnitures
Irrigation
Roads/paths
Making a regional, city and park/garden analysis of Rio Eresma in Segovia, the proposal was to improve the existing place giving it a personal character. This location is a park near a university and the city centre. The project was made a public and private orchards taking part the citizens to produce a new and productive vegetation.
A mapping of chewing gums used and dropped on the pavement by pedestrians is used as an evidence of how people use public space. Analyzing different plazas of Segovia center and some cha-racteristics of these ones as pavement, shadows, paths...the idea is to locate places without interests and generate and activate them with a new activity. Wifi stations are the new connections to invite people, especially young students, to stay and also create a union inside the Old Town, producing new environment and life.
The City Prof. Romina Canna & Marta Landazbal
open space
chewing gum
mapping CHEWING GUM (1:2500)_behaviour + activity
A mapping of chewing gums used and dropped on the pavement by pedestrians is used as an evidence of how people use public space. The density of these stains suggest how people move and where they stay, in the axis of the Calle Real and four different squares: Plaza Mayor, Plaza de San Martn, Casa de los Picos and Plaza del Azoguejo. There is a clear relationship between the physical compo-nents of the city (pavement, urban equipment, spatial configuration) and the way people use these spaces.
-
PFC_5th Year12-13Economy Tourism Cosmeticbehind trough
Prof. Lina Toro (Dosmasunoarquitectos)
10.3%
15M
2010
www.puertogijon.es
24min15km
38min20km
44min39km
Avils
Oviedo
Gijn
Luanco Autopista del Mar
The World of Residensia
Vision of Seas
Royal Caribbean
Now
20%
25M
After...
3%
1,3M
www.aena-aeropuertos.es
10%
3M
2015
Tourism connections
Lanzarote
Mlaga
Alicante
Mallorca
Barcelona
Barcelona
Paris
Brussels
London
Madrid
Sevilla
277.559
83.517
225.391
10.3%
15M
2010
www.puertogijon.es
24min15km
38min20km
44min39km
Avils
Oviedo
Gijn
Luanco Autopista del Mar
The World of Residensia
Vision of Seas
Royal Caribbean
Now
20%
25M
After...
3%
1,3M
www.aena-aeropuertos.es
10%
3M
2015
Tourism connections
Lanzarote
Mlaga
Alicante
Mallorca
Barcelona
Barcelona
Paris
Brussels
London
Madrid
Sevilla
277.559
83.517
225.391
43
e.t.c- (Economy behind Tourism through cosmetics) consists in the rehabilitation and reactivation of an abandoned mine through anspecific market, cosmetics.The intent of this project is not only to create a new touristic at-traction in the area, otherwise create jobs with existing raw mining materials but targeted at a very specific new market, cosmetics. The combinat