design studio 6 1st booklet

#CProfessor Maria Jose Marcos

Design Studio 6

INTERVIEWS9 MIXED-USED CASESDETAILED CASE STUDYUNBLOCKING DIAGRAM

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Interview about my own knowledge by CHA JI EUN

inter-viewsWhere are you from?I�m from Seoul, Korea

Where are you living during the Academic year? I am living Seoul during the academic year. It takes 1 hour and a quater by bus.

Which city would love to live in?I want to live in Rome. because there are many remains. I want to live with remains.

Which is your hobby?My hobby is riding a bicycle, make plamod-els, keeping pets and listening music.

Which is your level of English?I�m not good at English. Especially not good at English conversation.

Which are your two favorite architects in Ko-rea and why?Actually I don�t have favorite architects in Korea. Because I don�t like Korean architect style.

Which are your two favorite architects in the world and why?My favorite architects in the world are Rem Koolhaas and Frank Gehry. Because Rem design logically and Gehry always design new style.

Which are the two building you considered as best architecture project in Korea and why?Casa del Agua in Jeju and Buseok Temple.Because Case del Agua was considered detail and Buseok Temple was designed in process of time.

Which are the two building you considered as a best architecture project in the World and why?Seattle public library and Casa de musica because designed logically.

Which is the best project you have designed in your previous years?I think housing project is best when i dei-signed in freshman. I was pure about archi-tecture, so design can be the best.

Which is the best strategy you to design you have learnt in your previous years?First I think about what site needs and arrange programs. Next I make model or draw some sketches.

What is your favorite tool to design and Why?Make model or hand drawing because computer tool makes my brain freeze.

Why do you want to be an architect? Or what is the best to be an architect?I hope to present the amazement to people who will come in my architecture.

interviewer LEW KYUNG HYUN

iLIKE BICYCLE&MODEL. CASA DEL AGUA&BUSEOKTEMPLE. HOUSING PROJECT. REM. GEHRY. MAKE MODEL&HAND DRAWING. I HOPE TO PRESENT AMAZEMENT.

CHAJI EUN

Post-productionuseMixed-use building 01#

CreateHarmony

Xintiandi Factory. Hangzhou, China. Peter Ruge Architekten + DBH Stadtplanungs. 2010-2013

Xintiandi Factory was old cast iron workshop and now changed into a multi-functional modern complex. It�s concept is create harmony. In this project, new free shapes with existing structure.Old structure is revived by new free shapes.

Post-productionuseThis 17th century-built maritime warehouse is changed into museum, Library, Restaurant, Retail facilities. It�s concept is Old with New. In this project I interested in retrofi t the structure to accommodate modern uses.

Mixed-use building 02#

Add-onrenovation

National Maritime Museum. Amsterdam, Netherlands. Dok Architecten. 2005-2011

Post-productionuseFoundation building was the Kaispeicher Warehouse, built by Werner Kallmorgen. It was one of the most modern warehous-es of the time. But now only the red-brick facade remains. It changed into a concert hall with a seating capacity of 2,150


EvolveCulture

Elbphilharmonie. Hamburgo, Germany. Herzog & de Meuron. 2008-2012

Simultaneously MixedusedThere are art museum and education institution, retail, audito-rium. It�s concept is give public space to harbor. Architects con-sidered about people who live nearby site. If people take for a walk along the harbor, they will pass ICA site naturally. So give public space at harbor side.


Journeythrough the building

Institute of Contemporary Art. Boston, United states. Diller Scofi dio + Renfro. 2006

Simultaneously MixedusedThe building mass wraps around the perimeter of the site, gain-ing height and responding to the existing vertical dimension of neighboring building forms in each of the commercial and residential zones. What I interested in this project, Visitors can through the various program elements from street to street eas-ily


Wrapsaround the site

Lincoln Mixed Use. Denver, United States.Meridian 105 Architecture. 2011-2014

Simultaneously MixedusedFrom the program architects identify fi ve major functions: Re-search Institute and Knowledge Centre, Offi ces and Incubation Centre, Hotel, Residential, and Retail-Food-Beverage. They clearly differentiate four of them in four wings grouped around two inner courts in two separate buildings. The plaza is open to serve not only the new building�s population but also people from the IT Park and from outside.


Open plazafor city

The Crowd in the Cloud. Delhi, India. Design Initiatives. 2011

Futureflexibility

Three multi-dimensional crystalline volumes engage street and sky, creating park, residential, amenity, parking, offi ce, and commercial spaces allocated on desire and value maximization. Clarity of structural and mechanical system distribution permits ultimate fl exibility for unobstructed owner customization.


Ultimate flexibilityfor owner customization

Park Lane Tower. Miami, United States. Oppenheim Architecture + Design. 2010

Futureflexibility

This project plug-in each hotel rooms into the empty structure because follow the needs of different inabitant. What I interested in this project, each rooms design will show a variety of different spaces, facades, cultural identities, experiences.


Variety lifesin the building

Shelf Hotel. Xian, China. 3gatti. 2012

Futureflexibility

The large raked wings are designed for temporary seating areas in Olympic games. These wings will be taken down after the Olympics, while the rest of the building will remain. This is de-signed with an inherent fl exibility to accommodate 17,500 spec-tators for the London 2012 Games in �Olympic� mode while also providing the optimum spectator capacity of 2000 for use in �Legacy� mode after the Games.


Use another purposeafter Olympic

Aquatics centre. London, England. Zaha Hadid. 2011

BRIEF INTRODUCING THE BUILDING.

The Institute of Contemporary Art is located in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. It was built in 2006 in the Boston harbor and designed by architects Diller Scofi dio + Renfro. The 65,000 square foot building includes 18,000 square feet of galleries, a performing arts theater, a restaurant, a bookstore, education/workshop facilities, and offi ces. The �public� building is built from the ground up; the �intimate� building, from the sky down.

Research by CHA JI EUN

FROM THE SKY DOWN. FROM THE GROUND UP. FLOW OF HUMAN. GIVE PUBLIC SPACE TO HARBOR.

PUBLIC AND PRIVATE. CIRCULATION.

INSTITUTE ofCONTEMPORARY ART

DESIGNED BY DILLER SCOFIDIO + RENFRO

Architects considered about people who live nearby site. If people take for a walk along the harbor, they will pass ICA site naturally.

Institute of Contemporary Art

Flow of Human

So architects give public space for harbor. This diagram shows how to mixed PUBLIC and PRIVATE program.


Give public space to harbor

From the sky down as a contemplative space for experiencing contemporary art. This pop-up space is Mediatheque. People can see the harbor in this Mediatheque.


From the sky down

From the ground up providing dynamic areas for public enjoyment. Also people can feel comfortable in this public space because up-per fl oor�s slab dramatically cantilevered.


From the ground up

Auditorium�s one side is made of glass curtain wall.So people can enjoy both of performance and outside landscape. And auditorium seats continues to outside but it continues just visu-ally.


Public &Private

1.LOBBY2.GIFT SHOP AND CAFE3.ELEVATOR4.GALLERY

Institute of Contemporary ArtCirculation

5.CORRIDOR6.MEDIATHEQUE7.AUDITORIUM8.PANORAMA

Institute of Contemporary ArtCirculation

UnblockING Diagram

RELATION BETWEENPRIVATE AND PUBLIC

UnblockingDiagram

This diagram shows relation between pri-vate and public space in ICA. The line in middle of graph is a base line. Base line means no more private and also no more public. In harbor or in public plaza, we are in the 100% public space. As we go in to the building deeper, the proportion of public

space decrease and private space is in-crease.I think if building has public spaces among private space, it can be engage people in-side of building naturally.

by CHA JI EUN

GENERAL CONCLUSIONSWhat I interested in this project, is harmony with nature(harbor) and building. The building dis-tributes the view to the harbor in small doses. 1.at the lobby entry, 2.vertically by the glass elevator, 3.at auditorium, 4.panorama at the north gallery corridor, 5.edited to only the texture of water at the mediatheque. I gave concept name to this project, named Journey through the building. Because when peo-ple go into ICA, they through various program. That programs will be more public or more private. I think this make people can feel like some journey in one building.

POSITIVE ASPECTSPublic space is located in harbor side because architects considered about people who live nearby site. I think giving public spaces to neighbors as much as possible is gonna be a good effect to city.

NEGATIVE ASPECTSPublic space and private space didn�t mixed actively. The auditorium can be a good example. Auditorium�s seats continues inside to outside, but actually it continues just visually. There are curtain wall between auditorium�s inside and outside. I think if Auditorium seats also continues to outside phisically, it can make more dynamic space.

Conclusions by CHA JI EUN

INSTITUTE of CONTEMPORARY ART

DESIGNED BY Diller Scofi dio + Renfro

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