A L E X A N D R A A R O N O V AARCHITECTURAL DESIGN THESIS N Y I T 2 0 1 4

THE AIM OF MY THESIS IS TO DEVELOP A VIBRANT AND GREEN LANDSCAPE

IN FLUSHING CORONA PARK. THE NEW PROGRAMMATIC MATRIX FOR THE

PARK COMBINES ACTIVITIES AND LANDSCAPE. NEW MULTY-USE FACILITIES

WILL BE BUILT THROUGHOUT THE PARK, IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE A

MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY. THE PROGRAM IS SUBDIVIDED INTO CULTUR-

AL FACILITIES, PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES, NATURAL FACILITIES AND UTILITIES.

THE MAIN FOCUS FOR THE FLUSHING CORONA PARK REVITALIZATION IS A

CULTURAL ART CENTER WHICH WILL CREATE A SPACE WHERE PEOPLE

COME TOGETHER TO SHARE THEIR IDEAS, TALK, SING, PAINT, DANCE AND

ENHANCE THEIR SOCIAL AND CULTURAL LIFE. AT THE FINAL STAGE, THE

MEADOW LAKE WILL BE ECOLOGICALLY RESTORED AND ITS NATURAL HABI-

TATS WILL BE DRAMATICALLY EXPANDED USING VARIOUS NATURAL FILTRA-

TION METHODS INCLUDING WETLAND POOLS, AGRICULTURAL FIELDS,

VEGETABLE GARDENS, PASTURES, FRESH WATER HABITATS, RESERVOIRS,

WATER FILTRATION SWALES AND SOIL BUFFERS IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE

THE WATER POLLUTION. THE WATER INFILTRATION RATE OF THE EXISTING

SOIL IS ALSO CRITICAL, NOT ONLY TO NATURAL FILTRATION PROCESSES

BUT ALSO TO COUNTER FLOODING IN CERTAIN AREAS OF FLUSHING

CORONA PARK.

THESISFLUSHING CORONA PARK

Q U E E N S , N E W YO R K C I T Y

CORONA PARK IS LOCATED IN THE DENSE, VIBRANT AND SOCIOECONOMI-CALLY AREA IN FLUSHING, QUEENS, NEW YORK. THIS 1255-ACRE PARK HAS HISTORICAL, RECREATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNIFICANCE. BEFORE THE PARK, THE AREA WAS KNOWN AS A "VALLEY OF ASHES" AS MENTIONED IN THE MOVIE, "THE GREAT GATSBY." THE PARK HAS BECOME QUEENS' LARGEST PARK, AND ONE OF NEW YORK CITY'S FLAGSHIP PARKS.

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TENNIS CENTER

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SHEA STADIUM / CITI FIELD NY METS

RESTAURANT

THE BOTANIC GARDEN

QUEENS THEATER

AQUATIC CENTER AND ICE SKATING RING

NYC HALL OF SCIENCE

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WATER SURFACE 61 ACRES

AREAS OF POOR DRAINAGE

FOREVER WILD AREA 62 ACRES

ACCESSIBLE PARKLAND

INACCESSIBLE PARKLAND 153 ACRES

SPORTS AREA 153 ACRES

INSTITUTIONS

CULTURAL

MEDICAL

FLUSHING CORONA PARK

IN 1964, CORONA PARK WAS FAMOUS FOR NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR NEW YORK STATE PAVILION DESIGNED BY FAMED MODERNIST ARCHITECT PHILIP JOHNSON. THE FAIR IS BEST REMEMBERED AS A MID-20TH CENTURY AMERICAN CULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY EPICENTER. THE PROMISING SPACE AGE WAS WELL REPRESENTED IN THE PARK. MORE THAN 50 MILLION PEOPLE ATTENDED THE FAIR. IT REMAINS A BENCHMARK FOR BABY BOOMERS OF NEW YORK CITY, WHO VISITED THE OPTIMISTIC FAIR AS CHILDREN BEFORE THE HARD TIMES DURING THE VIETNAM WAR AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT. IN MANY WAYS THE FAIR SYMBOLIZED A GRAND CONSUMER SHOW COVERING MANY PRODUCTS PRODUCED IN AMERICA AT THE TIME FOR TRANSPORTATION, LIVING, AND CONSUMER ELECTRONIC ESSENTIALS.

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FLUSHING CORONA PARK

THE FLUSHING MEADOWS REACHED AS HIGH AS 90 FEET ABOVE THE OLD MARSH LEVEL OF GARBAGE

THE PLAN OF THE 1939 WORLDS FAIR WAS ORGANIZED IN A RADIAL CONCENTRIC PLAN WITH FAN-LIKE SEGMENTS.

FLUSHING MEADOWS AS IT EXISTED BEFORE SUBSTANTIAL HUMAN INTERVENTION.

THE 1939 FAIR WAS A CULTURAL LANDMARK, BUT A FINANCIAL FAILURE; NO PROFITS WERE MADE.$

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ASSEMBLY

SPEECH

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SITE WAS FORMER TIDAL MARSHLAND

TIDAL MARSHLAND

FLUSHING BAY

CORONA

COLLEGE POINT

COLLEGE POINT

FOREST HILLS

FLUSHING

FLUSHING BAY

CORONA

FOREST HILLS

FLUSHING

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1800 - 1900 1890

19391913

TIDAL MARSHLAND

VALLEY OF ASHES

FIRST NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR

U.S. FEDERAL BUILDING

U.S.S.R.

ADMINISTRATION

CON EDISON CITY OF LIGHT

ELECTRIC UTILITIES

AMPHITHEATER

BETWEEN 1906 TO 1934 SITE WAS FILLED WITH ASHAND GARBAGE

$NOISE: ROAD NOISE IS CERTAINLY EASIER TO BUFFER USING TREE PLANTINGS, BERMS, FENCES, TRELLISES, WALLS, LIVING WALLS, ETC.

BIODIVERSITY : CHOOSING PLANT SPECIES TO OPTIMIZE FOR BIODIVERSITY WOULD IMPROVE THE SITE.

NUTRIENTS: WATER - TO GENERALLY IMPROVE WATER QUALITY AND REMOVE UNWANTED NUTRI-ENTS FROM STORM WATER. MOST OF THE SITE ADJACENT TO THE LAKES CONSISTS OF LAYER OF ASH FILL OF VARYING THICKNESS WITH A THIN COVERING OF TOPSOIL.

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SPORTS AREA CULTURAL

SIX ZONES

INDUSTRIAL ZONEINTERNATIONAL ZONE

TRANSPORTATION ZONEAMUSEMENT ZONEPARKING ZONEFEDERAL AND STATE ZONE

APPROXIMATELY 57 MILLION PEOPLE CAME TO THE FAIR. THIS WAS CONSIDERED POOR ATTENDANCE. TOTAL INVEST-MENT IN THE FAIR WAS ABOUT ONE BILLION DOLLARS, AND PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE SITE COST $220 MILLION.

PROGRAM

FLUSHING BAY FLUSHING BAY

19642013

SECOND NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR

FLUSHING MEADOWS CORONA PARK1939 - 1945

FUTURE ?

NJ TERCENTENARY PAVILION

UNITED STATES PAVILION

BELL SYSTEM PAVILION

FORD MOTOR COMPANY

GENERAL MOTORS PAVILION

TOWER OF LIGHT

TERRACE ON THE PARK

THE HALL OF SCIENCE

NY STATE PAVILION

QUEENS THEATER

NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER

SHEA STADIUM

THE FLUSHING MEADOWS REACHED AS HIGH AS 90 FEET ABOVE THE OLD MARSH LEVEL OF GARBAGE

THE PLAN OF THE 1939 WORLDS FAIR WAS ORGANIZED IN A RADIAL CONCENTRIC PLAN WITH FAN-LIKE SEGMENTS.

FLUSHING MEADOWS AS IT EXISTED BEFORE SUBSTANTIAL HUMAN INTERVENTION.

THE 1939 FAIR WAS A CULTURAL LANDMARK, BUT A FINANCIAL FAILURE; NO PROFITS WERE MADE.$

WATERTIDAL MARSHLAND

PRESS

RELIGION

ASSEMBLY

SPEECH

SEVEN ZONESGOVERNMENT ZONECOMMUNITY INTERESTS ZONEFOOD ZONECOMMUNICATION AND BUSINESS ZONEPRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION ZONETRANSPORTATION ZONEAMUSEMENT ZONE

SITE WAS FORMER TIDAL MARSHLAND

TIDAL MARSHLAND

FLUSHING BAY

CORONA

COLLEGE POINT

COLLEGE POINT

FOREST HILLS

FLUSHING

FLUSHING BAY

CORONA

FOREST HILLS

FLUSHING

1913 - 1925

1800 - 1900 1890

19391913

TIDAL MARSHLAND

VALLEY OF ASHES

FIRST NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR

U.S. FEDERAL BUILDING

U.S.S.R.

ADMINISTRATION

CON EDISON CITY OF LIGHT

ELECTRIC UTILITIES

AMPHITHEATER

BETWEEN 1906 TO 1934 SITE WAS FILLED WITH ASHAND GARBAGE

$NOISE: ROAD NOISE IS CERTAINLY EASIER TO BUFFER USING TREE PLANTINGS, BERMS, FENCES, TRELLISES, WALLS, LIVING WALLS, ETC.

BIODIVERSITY : CHOOSING PLANT SPECIES TO OPTIMIZE FOR BIODIVERSITY WOULD IMPROVE THE SITE.

NUTRIENTS: WATER - TO GENERALLY IMPROVE WATER QUALITY AND REMOVE UNWANTED NUTRI-ENTS FROM STORM WATER. MOST OF THE SITE ADJACENT TO THE LAKES CONSISTS OF LAYER OF ASH FILL OF VARYING THICKNESS WITH A THIN COVERING OF TOPSOIL.

FOREVER WILD AREAACCESSIBLE PARKLANDINACCESSIBLE PARKLAND

SPORTS AREA CULTURAL

SIX ZONES

INDUSTRIAL ZONEINTERNATIONAL ZONE

TRANSPORTATION ZONEAMUSEMENT ZONEPARKING ZONEFEDERAL AND STATE ZONE

APPROXIMATELY 57 MILLION PEOPLE CAME TO THE FAIR. THIS WAS CONSIDERED POOR ATTENDANCE. TOTAL INVEST-MENT IN THE FAIR WAS ABOUT ONE BILLION DOLLARS, AND PHYSICAL IMPROVEMENTS TO THE SITE COST $220 MILLION.

PROGRAM

FLUSHING BAY FLUSHING BAY

19642013

SECOND NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR

FLUSHING MEADOWS CORONA PARK1939 - 1945

FUTURE ?

NJ TERCENTENARY PAVILION

UNITED STATES PAVILION

BELL SYSTEM PAVILION

FORD MOTOR COMPANY

GENERAL MOTORS PAVILION

TOWER OF LIGHT

TERRACE ON THE PARK

THE HALL OF SCIENCE

NY STATE PAVILION

QUEENS THEATER

NATIONAL TENNIS CENTER

SHEA STADIUM

1 MILE MARKERS

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PATHS

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TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITY

PARKING FACILITIES

VACANT LAND

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PORT WASHINGTON

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DEMOGRAPHICS

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ASIAN27% - 33.3%

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SPRING WIND DIAGRAM

WINTER WIND DIAGRAM

CLOUD COVER

AVERAGE TEMPERATURE

WATER POLLUTION

FLUSHING PARKSIZE: 1255 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDAQUATIC CENTERBIKE RENTALBOAT RENTAL BOTANIC GARDEN GOLFICE SKATING RINKMUSEUM NYC HALL OF SCIENCEOBSERVATION TOWERS PAVILIONPLAYGROUNDSRESTAURANTSHEA STADIUM / CITI FIELD NY METSTENNIS CENTERTHEATERZOO

CENTRAL PARKSIZE: 843 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDCAROUSEL FOOD SERVICEHISTORIC HOUSESHORSE AND CARRIAGE RIDESICE SKATING RINKMONUMENTSMUSEUMPICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINEBOAT RENTAL SKATE PARKSTENNIS COURTSTHEATERZOO

PROSPECT PARKSIZE: 526 ACRESAUDUBON CENTERBALLFIELDSBANDSHELLBARBECUE AREASBIRDWATCHING SITESBOTANIC GARDENCAROUSEL CONCERT GROVE DRUMMER'S GROVE FOOD SERVICEGRAND ARMY PLAZAKENSINGTON STABLESMONUMENTSMUSEUMMUSIC PAGODA NETHERMEAD PICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINETENNIS CENTERZOO

PARC DE LA VILLETTESIZE: 125 ACRESA TENT FOR CONTEMPORARY CIRCUSCONCERT HALLSCONTEMPORARY EVENT SPACEFOOD SERVICEIMAX THEATRELIVE PERFORMANCE STAGESMUSEUMOUTDOOR MOVIE THEATREPLAYGROUNDSTHEATRES

FLUSHING PARKSIZE: 1255 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDAQUATIC CENTERBIKE RENTALBOAT RENTAL BOTANIC GARDEN GOLFICE SKATING RINKMUSEUM NYC HALL OF SCIENCEOBSERVATION TOWERS PAVILIONPLAYGROUNDSRESTAURANTSHEA STADIUM / CITI FIELD NY METSTENNIS CENTERTHEATERZOO

CENTRAL PARKSIZE: 843 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDCAROUSEL FOOD SERVICEHISTORIC HOUSESHORSE AND CARRIAGE RIDESICE SKATING RINKMONUMENTSMUSEUMPICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINEBOAT RENTAL SKATE PARKSTENNIS COURTSTHEATERZOO

PROSPECT PARKSIZE: 526 ACRESAUDUBON CENTERBALLFIELDSBANDSHELLBARBECUE AREASBIRDWATCHING SITESBOTANIC GARDENCAROUSEL CONCERT GROVE DRUMMER'S GROVE FOOD SERVICEGRAND ARMY PLAZAKENSINGTON STABLESMONUMENTSMUSEUMMUSIC PAGODA NETHERMEAD PICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINETENNIS CENTERZOO

PARC DE LA VILLETTESIZE: 125 ACRESA TENT FOR CONTEMPORARY CIRCUSCONCERT HALLSCONTEMPORARY EVENT SPACEFOOD SERVICEIMAX THEATRELIVE PERFORMANCE STAGESMUSEUMOUTDOOR MOVIE THEATREPLAYGROUNDSTHEATRES

1690 FEET

FLUSHING PARK VS. ST.PETER'S SQUARE

FLUSHING PARKSIZE: 1255 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDAQUATIC CENTERBIKE RENTALBOAT RENTAL BOTANIC GARDEN GOLFICE SKATING RINKMUSEUM NYC HALL OF SCIENCEOBSERVATION TOWERS PAVILIONPLAYGROUNDSRESTAURANTSHEA STADIUM / CITI FIELD NY METSTENNIS CENTERTHEATERZOO

CENTRAL PARKSIZE: 843 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDCAROUSEL FOOD SERVICEHISTORIC HOUSESHORSE AND CARRIAGE RIDESICE SKATING RINKMONUMENTSMUSEUMPICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINEBOAT RENTAL SKATE PARKSTENNIS COURTSTHEATERZOO

PROSPECT PARKSIZE: 526 ACRESAUDUBON CENTERBALLFIELDSBANDSHELLBARBECUE AREASBIRDWATCHING SITESBOTANIC GARDENCAROUSEL CONCERT GROVE DRUMMER'S GROVE FOOD SERVICEGRAND ARMY PLAZAKENSINGTON STABLESMONUMENTSMUSEUMMUSIC PAGODA NETHERMEAD PICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINETENNIS CENTERZOO

PARC DE LA VILLETTESIZE: 125 ACRESA TENT FOR CONTEMPORARY CIRCUSCONCERT HALLSCONTEMPORARY EVENT SPACEFOOD SERVICEIMAX THEATRELIVE PERFORMANCE STAGESMUSEUMOUTDOOR MOVIE THEATREPLAYGROUNDSTHEATRES

FLUSHING PARKSIZE: 1255 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDAQUATIC CENTERBIKE RENTALBOAT RENTAL BOTANIC GARDEN GOLFICE SKATING RINKMUSEUM NYC HALL OF SCIENCEOBSERVATION TOWERS PAVILIONPLAYGROUNDSRESTAURANTSHEA STADIUM / CITI FIELD NY METSTENNIS CENTERTHEATERZOO

CENTRAL PARKSIZE: 843 ACRESATHLETIC FIELDCAROUSEL FOOD SERVICEHISTORIC HOUSESHORSE AND CARRIAGE RIDESICE SKATING RINKMONUMENTSMUSEUMPICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINEBOAT RENTAL SKATE PARKSTENNIS COURTSTHEATERZOO

PROSPECT PARKSIZE: 526 ACRESAUDUBON CENTERBALLFIELDSBANDSHELLBARBECUE AREASBIRDWATCHING SITESBOTANIC GARDENCAROUSEL CONCERT GROVE DRUMMER'S GROVE FOOD SERVICEGRAND ARMY PLAZAKENSINGTON STABLESMONUMENTSMUSEUMMUSIC PAGODA NETHERMEAD PICNIC AREASPLAYGROUNDSRAVINETENNIS CENTERZOO

PARC DE LA VILLETTESIZE: 125 ACRESA TENT FOR CONTEMPORARY CIRCUSCONCERT HALLSCONTEMPORARY EVENT SPACEFOOD SERVICEIMAX THEATRELIVE PERFORMANCE STAGESMUSEUMOUTDOOR MOVIE THEATREPLAYGROUNDSTHEATRES

1690 FEET

FLUSHING PARK VS. ST.PETER'S SQUARE

TA I C H U N G , TA I WA N

STOSS LANDSCAPE URBANISMEVERY YEAR, TAIWAN RECEIVES AN AVER-AGE RAINFALL OF MORE THAN THE ANNUAL PRECIPITATION OF THE UNITED STATES, INDIA, AND AUSTRALIA COMBINED. MORE THAN 50% OF THE RAINFALL IS LOST, PRIMARILY BECAUSE OF TAIWAN'S STEEP GEOGRAPHY, TROPICAL CLIMATE, AND WIDESPREAD URBANIZATION IN THE LOWER ELEVATION AREAS. AQUA CUL-TURES IS A LIVING FILTER FOR WATER AND AIR THAT CATALYZES A HEALTHY RANGE OF URBAN PROGRAMS. RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES OCCUR WITHIN, ATOP, AND BESIDE THE POOLS OF WATER, FLOATING LANTERNS FLICKERING IN THE NIGHT, KAYAKING AND CANOEING ON WARM SUMMER AFTERNOONS, CHILDREN LAUGH-ING AS THEY WATCH FOR FISH IN THE DENSE REEDS, AND SECLUDED MOMENTS OF QUIET REFLECTION NEXT TO THE GUR-GLING WATERS.

CITY MUSEUM

ART MUSEUM

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PICNICS

FARMERS MARKET

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FIREWORKS

PARADES

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TAICHUNG GATEWAY PARK

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TA I C H U N G , TA I WA N

STOSS LANDSCAPE URBANISMEVERY YEAR, TAIWAN RECEIVES AN AVER-AGE RAINFALL OF MORE THAN THE ANNUAL PRECIPITATION OF THE UNITED STATES, INDIA, AND AUSTRALIA COMBINED. MORE THAN 50% OF THE RAINFALL IS LOST, PRIMARILY BECAUSE OF TAIWAN'S STEEP GEOGRAPHY, TROPICAL CLIMATE, AND WIDESPREAD URBANIZATION IN THE LOWER ELEVATION AREAS. AQUA CUL-TURES IS A LIVING FILTER FOR WATER AND AIR THAT CATALYZES A HEALTHY RANGE OF URBAN PROGRAMS. RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES OCCUR WITHIN, ATOP, AND BESIDE THE POOLS OF WATER, FLOATING LANTERNS FLICKERING IN THE NIGHT, KAYAKING AND CANOEING ON WARM SUMMER AFTERNOONS, CHILDREN LAUGH-ING AS THEY WATCH FOR FISH IN THE DENSE REEDS, AND SECLUDED MOMENTS OF QUIET REFLECTION NEXT TO THE GUR-GLING WATERS.

CITY MUSEUM

ART MUSEUM

LIBRARY

MOVIE MUSEUM

CITY-WIDE FESTIVALS

LARGE CONCERTS

PICNICS

FARMERS MARKET

EXERCISE CLASSES

ART SHOWS

FIREWORKS

PARADES

TAICHUNG GATEWAY PARK

LANDSCAPETREESWATERWETLANDCULTURAL ATTRACTIONSPATHS

STOSS LANDSCAPE URBANISM

PATHSPIERSSHELTERSAMPHITHEATER

3 BIOFILTER5 HYDROPONIC ALLOTMENTS6 CLARIFIER7 WETLAND RHIZO-FILTRATION8 SURFACE WETLAND9 FAUNA WETLAND10 SOLAR EXPOSURE

R RETENTIONI INTAKE/SETTLING

SHORT GRASSWETLAND TREESBUSHES AND TREES

TAICHUNG GATEWAY PARK

WETLAND SOFTSCAPE CIRCULATION + INFRASTRUCTURE

HARD SURFACE GRAVEL MIX SURFACE

SANDY POUND

GREEN-BED

INFILTRATION GRAVEL

SHORT GRASS

SHORT GRASS

DRAIN

DRAIN

WATER TOPOGRAPHIC BEDS/ RECREATION AREA

COLLECT

AERATE

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

PUMPED

CULTIVATE, COOL

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

FILTER

SLOW

POUNDPOLLUTED WATER

PUBLIC ROAD AREA

PHYTOREMEDIATION

WATER TOPOGRAPHIC BEDS/ RECREATION AREAS

HIGH FLOW CATCH BASIN

PERFORATED PIPE

STORMWATER TRENCH

INFILTRATION

CURB CUT

CURB CUT

CURB CUT

STORMWATER TRENCH

HARD SURFACE GRAVEL MIX SURFACE

SANDY POUND

GREEN-BED

INFILTRATION GRAVEL

SHORT GRASS

SHORT GRASS

DRAIN

DRAIN

WATER TOPOGRAPHIC BEDS/ RECREATION AREA

COLLECT

AERATE

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

PUMPED

CULTIVATE, COOL

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

FILTER

SLOW

POUNDPOLLUTED WATER

PUBLIC ROAD AREA

PHYTOREMEDIATION

HARD SURFACE GRAVEL MIX SURFACE

SANDY POUND

GREEN-BED

INFILTRATION GRAVEL

SHORT GRASS

SHORT GRASS

DRAIN

DRAIN

WATER TOPOGRAPHIC BEDS/ RECREATION AREA

COLLECT

AERATE

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

PUMPED

CULTIVATE, COOL

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

FILTER

SLOW

POUNDPOLLUTED WATER

PUBLIC ROAD AREA

PHYTOREMEDIATION

WATER TOPOGRAPHIC BEDS/ RECREATION AREAS

HIGH FLOW CATCH BASIN

PERFORATED PIPE

STORMWATER TRENCH

INFILTRATION

CURB CUT

CURB CUT

CURB CUT

STORMWATER TRENCH

HARD SURFACE GRAVEL MIX SURFACE

SANDY POUND

GREEN-BED

INFILTRATION GRAVEL

SHORT GRASS

SHORT GRASS

DRAIN

DRAIN

WATER TOPOGRAPHIC BEDS/ RECREATION AREA

COLLECT

AERATE

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

PUMPED

CULTIVATE, COOL

IRRIGATE

INFILTRATE

FILTER

SLOW

POUNDPOLLUTED WATER

PUBLIC ROAD AREA

PHYTOREMEDIATION

ACTIVE CITY TRANSFORMATION

ACTIVE CITY TRANSFORMATION (ACT) RECENTLY DESIGNED A PUBLIC SPACE USING FLOODING AS A PRODUCTIVE PHENOMENON, BOTH AS AN ACTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE ELEMENT. THE INTENT OF SHIFTING FIELDS IS TO CREATE A MORE EXPERIENCE-RICH SITE, WHICH UNDERLINES THE RELA-TIONSHIPS TO THE ADJACENT FUNCTIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS. THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE FIELDS IS ORGANIZED IN VARIOUS LEVELS IN RELA-TION TO THE CANAL TO CONTROL THE FLUCTUATING WATER LEVEL. EACH FIELD CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS A SMALL POCKET THAT CAN GRADUALLY BE FILLED WITH WATER. THUS THE LANDSCAPE TRANSITIONS INTO A WATER PLAYGROUND WITH SWIMMING POOLS, REFLECTING POOLS, ETC.

CIRCULATION DIAGRAMS

SHIFTING FIELDSN Y N A S H A M N , S W E D E N

ACTIVE CITY TRANSFORMATION

CAN FLOODING AND CONTINUALLY RISING SEA LEVELS BECOME A PRODUCTIVE RATHER THAN DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENON?

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

32 40 46 54 60 68 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18

RAINFALL (INCH) VEGETATION WILDLIFETEMPERATURE (F)ACTIVITY

SHIFTING FIELDS

ACTIVE CITY TRANSFORMATION

ACTIVE CITY TRANSFORMATION (ACT) RECENTLY DESIGNED A PUBLIC SPACE USING FLOODING AS A PRODUCTIVE PHENOMENON, BOTH AS AN ACTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE ELEMENT. THE INTENT OF SHIFTING FIELDS IS TO CREATE A MORE EXPERIENCE-RICH SITE, WHICH UNDERLINES THE RELA-TIONSHIPS TO THE ADJACENT FUNCTIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS. THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE FIELDS IS ORGANIZED IN VARIOUS LEVELS IN RELA-TION TO THE CANAL TO CONTROL THE FLUCTUATING WATER LEVEL. EACH FIELD CAN BE THOUGHT OF AS A SMALL POCKET THAT CAN GRADUALLY BE FILLED WITH WATER. THUS THE LANDSCAPE TRANSITIONS INTO A WATER PLAYGROUND WITH SWIMMING POOLS, REFLECTING POOLS, ETC.

CIRCULATION DIAGRAMS

SHIFTING FIELDSN Y N A S H A M N , S W E D E N

ACTIVE CITY TRANSFORMATION

CAN FLOODING AND CONTINUALLY RISING SEA LEVELS BECOME A PRODUCTIVE RATHER THAN DESTRUCTIVE PHENOMENON?

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

32 40 46 54 60 68 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18

RAINFALL (INCH) VEGETATION WILDLIFETEMPERATURE (F)ACTIVITY

SHIFTING FIELDS

SOFT WOODLAND

BROADLEAF WOODLAND

WOODLAND PLANTATION-DENSE

WOODLAND PLANTATION-THINK

SALT-WATER FILTRATION

SALT-WATER VEGETATION

FRESH WATER RETENTION

AQUATIC PLANTS

FRESH WATER FILTRATION

DRY MEADOWS

AGRICULTURAL FIELDS

WATER MEADOW

CROP/TILLAGE

VEGETABLE GARDEN

WATER

GRASS

SAND

GRAVEL

BRICK

STONE

ASPHALT

CONCERT

WOOD

RECYCLED PLASTIC

SPORT FIELD

MATERIAL MATRIX GREEN MATRIX

MAINTENANCE DIAGRAM

FLOODING DIAGRAM

STRATEGIC LEVEL

SOFT WOODLAND

BROADLEAF WOODLAND

WOODLAND PLANTATION-DENSE

WOODLAND PLANTATION-THINK

SALT-WATER FILTRATION

SALT-WATER VEGETATION

FRESH WATER RETENTION

AQUATIC PLANTS

FRESH WATER FILTRATION

DRY MEADOWS

AGRICULTURAL FIELDS

WATER MEADOW

CROP/TILLAGE

VEGETABLE GARDEN

WATER

GRASS

SAND

GRAVEL

BRICK

STONE

ASPHALT

CONCERT

WOOD

RECYCLED PLASTIC

SPORT FIELD

MATERIAL MATRIX GREEN MATRIX

MAINTENANCE DIAGRAM

FLOODING DIAGRAM

STRATEGIC LEVEL

SITE PLAN AND SECTION

VALPARAISO CULTURAL PARKEMILIO MARIN

THE MORPHOLOGY OF VALPARAISO IS DECONTEXTU-ALIZED AS GEOMETRY THAT CREATES A SUCCESSION OF ARTICULATED BY EMPTY SPACES. THE RELATION-SHIPS BETWEEN THESE ARE FILTERED THROUGH SPACE NOT BUILT, THESE GAPS ARE GREEN COURT-YARDS, SMALL OUTDOOR AREAS INDEPENDENT AND OPPOSED TO THE VAST PLAZA THAT SEPARATES HIM FROM PRISON. WHILE THE SQUARE IS A LARGE PUBLIC SPACE FOR MASSIVE EVENTS, PATIOS ALLOW INHERENT CULTURAL EVENTS PROMOTING THE BUILDING PROGRAM IN A MORE INTIMATE AND CONTAINED. SMALL GAPS ARE TRANSFORMED INTO OUTDOOR PROJECTION INTERNAL PROGRAM. THE GALLERY BUILDING OF THE FORMER PRISON IN TURN BECOMES A PLACE OF CULTURAL EXPANSION, A DUAL-ITY WHICH AGAIN RE OPPOSITION MEAN THE OLD BUILDING. THE GALLERY OF THE FORMER PRISON, IS ALSO REACTIVATED WITHIN A STAGE FOR MORE INFORMAL EVENTS, AND FINALLY THE GRAND STAIR-CASE ACCESS, BECOMES A FLIGHT OF STEPS TO THE SPONTANEOUS EVENTS OF ARTISTIC CREATION.

VALPARAISO CULTURAL PARKVA L PA R A I S O, C H I L E

PROGRAM REGROUPING PROGRAM CONNECTING PROGRAMS

MULTI -PURPOSE ROOM

INTERMEDIATE ROOM

INTERMEDIATE ROOM

CIRCUS SCHOOL

DANCE HALL

MUSIC REHEARSAL HALL

COMMON SPACE

L IBRARY

THEATRE

AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

SITE PLAN AND SECTION

VALPARAISO CULTURAL PARKEMILIO MARIN

THE MORPHOLOGY OF VALPARAISO IS DECONTEXTU-ALIZED AS GEOMETRY THAT CREATES A SUCCESSION OF ARTICULATED BY EMPTY SPACES. THE RELATION-SHIPS BETWEEN THESE ARE FILTERED THROUGH SPACE NOT BUILT, THESE GAPS ARE GREEN COURT-YARDS, SMALL OUTDOOR AREAS INDEPENDENT AND OPPOSED TO THE VAST PLAZA THAT SEPARATES HIM FROM PRISON. WHILE THE SQUARE IS A LARGE PUBLIC SPACE FOR MASSIVE EVENTS, PATIOS ALLOW INHERENT CULTURAL EVENTS PROMOTING THE BUILDING PROGRAM IN A MORE INTIMATE AND CONTAINED. SMALL GAPS ARE TRANSFORMED INTO OUTDOOR PROJECTION INTERNAL PROGRAM. THE GALLERY BUILDING OF THE FORMER PRISON IN TURN BECOMES A PLACE OF CULTURAL EXPANSION, A DUAL-ITY WHICH AGAIN RE OPPOSITION MEAN THE OLD BUILDING. THE GALLERY OF THE FORMER PRISON, IS ALSO REACTIVATED WITHIN A STAGE FOR MORE INFORMAL EVENTS, AND FINALLY THE GRAND STAIR-CASE ACCESS, BECOMES A FLIGHT OF STEPS TO THE SPONTANEOUS EVENTS OF ARTISTIC CREATION.

VALPARAISO CULTURAL PARKVA L PA R A I S O, C H I L E

PROGRAM REGROUPING PROGRAM CONNECTING PROGRAMS

MULTI -PURPOSE ROOM

INTERMEDIATE ROOM

INTERMEDIATE ROOM

CIRCUS SCHOOL

DANCE HALL

MUSIC REHEARSAL HALL

COMMON SPACE

L IBRARY

THEATRE

AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

COMMON SPACE PARK INSIDE / OUTSIDE

PLAN DIAGRAM

PAVILION ELEVATION

PAVILION SECTION

COMMON SPACE PARK INSIDE / OUTSIDE

PLAN DIAGRAM

PAVILION ELEVATION

PAVILION SECTION

PROPOSAL AREA

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

UTILITIES

CULTURAL ART CENTER

P

P

AMPHITHEATER

STA

GE

PERFORMANCE AREA SOUND AND LIGHT

ORCHESTRA

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART

OPEN-AIR

CEN

TER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

GR

AFF

ITI

GA

LLER

Y

GALLERY

FARMERS

BARBECUE

AREA

KITE

SMALL

PLAY

OPEN-AIR

OPEN-AIR CLASSES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

OUTDOOR

ICE CREAM

JUICE

WATER TREATMENT

WATER FACILITY

PARKING

PARK

ING

FISH

WA

TER

CHILDRENS

EXER

CIS

E

FACILITY

AREA

PIC

NIC

FI

ELD

FLYING

FESTIVAL AREA

TREATMENT

BR

ID

GE

BR

I DG

E

LA

ND

SC

AP

E

BR

ID

GE

CO

NN

EC

TI

ON

C OM

MU N

I TY

B RI D

G E

C O M M U N I T YB R I D G E

GARDEN

MARKET

CINEMA

BO

AT

BIK

E

SHARE CENTER

PIER

PIE

R

P I E R

P I E RCAF

SEATING

PAVILION

BAR

PONDLILY

GROUND

PROGRAM PARK FACILITIES

ZONE 1 (CULTURAL FACILITIES)

AMPHITHEATER 60,000 SF

STAGE - 3600 SF PERFORMANCE AREA 32X 60 SOUND AND LIGHT 20X 8 ORCHESTRA 760 SF AUDIENCE 500 -550 PEOPLE GRAFFITI GALLERY 25,000 SF INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER 80,000 SF OPEN-AIR GALLERY 10,000 SF SCULPTURE GARDEN 15,000 SF

190,000 SF

ZONE 2 (NATURAL FACILITIES)

FISHPOND 4,000 SF WATER LILY POND 4,000 SF WATER TREATMENT FACILITY (4) 2,000 SF 8,000 SF CHILDRENS GARDEN 30,000 SF

46,000 SF

ZONE 3 (ACTIVITIES)

BARBECUE AREA 60,000 SF PICNIC AREA 60,000 SF KITE FLYING FIELD / SMALL FESTIVAL AREA 80,000 SF PLAYGROUND 15,000 SF BOAT AND BIKE SHARE CENTER 10,000 SF OPEN-AIR CINEMA 30,000 SF OPEN-AIR EXERCISE CLASSES 12,000 SF OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET 40,000 SF

307,000 SF

ZONE 4 (UTILITIES)

CAF WITH OUTDOOR SEATING 3,000 SF ICE CREAM PAVILION 1,500 SF JUICE BAR 1,250 SF PUBLIC RESTROOMS (3) 1,000 SF 3,000 SF

8,750 SF

551,750 TOTAL SF

PROGRAMPARK FACILITIES

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

TOTAL 551,750 SF

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

ADULT SECTION

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING

ART STUDIOS

CAF

CERAMIC STUDIOS

CHILDRENS SECTION

CREATIVE DAY CAMP

DANCE STUDIOS

EXHIBITION AREA

PHOTO GALLERY

INFORMATION CENTER

KNITTING STUDIO

MAIN THEATER

MUSIC / BAND CLASSES

ORIGAMI CLASS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

REHEARSAL HALL

COMPUTER LITERACY

YOUTH SECTION

PARK FACILITIES

AMPHITHEATER

BARBECUE AREA

BOAT AND BIKE SHARE CENTER

CAFE

CHILDRENS GARDEN

FISHPOND

GRAFFITI GALLERY

ICE CREAM PAVILION

KITE FLYING FIELD

OPEN-AIR CINEMA

OPEN-AIR EXERCISE CLASSES

OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET

OPEN-AIR GALLERY

PICNIC AREA

PLAYGROUND

SCULPTURE GARDEN

SMALL FESTIVAL AREA

WATER LILY POND

WATER TREATMENT FACILITY

SCHEMATIC PROPOSAL PARK AS NATUREPARK AS CULTUREPARK AS INFRASTRUCTURE

SCHEME I SCHEME II SCHEME III

PROPOSAL AREA

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

UTILITIES

CULTURAL ART CENTER

P

P

AMPHITHEATER

STA

GE

PERFORMANCE AREA SOUND AND LIGHT

ORCHESTRA

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART

OPEN-AIR

CEN

TER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

GR

AFF

ITI

GA

LLER

Y

GALLERY

FARMERS

BARBECUE

AREA

KITE

SMALL

PLAY

OPEN-AIR

OPEN-AIR CLASSES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

OUTDOOR

ICE CREAM

JUICE

WATER TREATMENT

WATER FACILITY

PARKING

PARK

ING

FISH

WA

TER

CHILDRENS

EXER

CIS

E

FACILITY

AREA

PIC

NIC

FI

ELD

FLYING

FESTIVAL AREA

TREATMENT

BR

ID

GE

BR

I DG

E

LA

ND

SC

AP

E

BR

ID

GE

CO

NN

EC

TI

ON

C OM

MU N

I TY

B RI D

G E

C O M M U N I T YB R I D G E

GARDEN

MARKET

CINEMA

BO

AT

BIK

E

SHARE CENTER

PIER

PIE

R

P I E R

P I E RCAF

SEATING

PAVILION

BAR

PONDLILY

GROUND

1 MILE

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

ADULT SECTION

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING

ART STUDIOS

CAF

CERAMIC STUDIOS

CHILDRENS SECTION

CREATIVE DAY CAMP

DANCE STUDIOS

EXHIBITION AREA

PHOTO GALLERY

INFORMATION CENTER

KNITTING STUDIO

MAIN THEATER

MUSIC / BAND CLASSES

ORIGAMI CLASS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

REHEARSAL HALL

COMPUTER LITERACY

YOUTH SECTION

DEC

MAR

JUL

SEPT

SCHEMATIC PROPOSAL

PROGRAM LAYOUTPROPOSAL AREA PROGRAM ZONES PROGRAMMATIC SQUARE FOOTAGE

PROPOSAL AREA

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

UTILITIES

CULTURAL ART CENTER

P

P

AMPHITHEATER

STA

GE

PERFORMANCE AREA SOUND AND LIGHT

ORCHESTRA

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART

OPEN-AIR

CEN

TER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

GR

AFF

ITI

GA

LLER

Y

GALLERY

FARMERS

BARBECUE

AREA

KITE

SMALL

PLAY

OPEN-AIR

OPEN-AIR CLASSES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

OUTDOOR

ICE CREAM

JUICE

WATER TREATMENT

WATER FACILITY

PARKING

PARK

ING

FISH

WA

TER

CHILDRENS

EXER

CIS

E

FACILITY

AREA

PIC

NIC

FI

ELD

FLYING

FESTIVAL AREA

TREATMENT

BR

ID

GE

BR

I DG

E

LA

ND

SC

AP

E

BR

ID

GE

CO

NN

EC

TI

ON

C OM

MU N

I TY

B RI D

G E

C O M M U N I T YB R I D G E

GARDEN

MARKET

CINEMA

BO

AT

BIK

E

SHARE CENTER

PIER

PIE

R

P I E R

P I E RCAF

SEATING

PAVILION

BAR

PONDLILY

GROUND

PROGRAM PARK FACILITIES

ZONE 1 (CULTURAL FACILITIES)

AMPHITHEATER 60,000 SF

STAGE - 3600 SF PERFORMANCE AREA 32X 60 SOUND AND LIGHT 20X 8 ORCHESTRA 760 SF AUDIENCE 500 -550 PEOPLE GRAFFITI GALLERY 25,000 SF INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER 80,000 SF OPEN-AIR GALLERY 10,000 SF SCULPTURE GARDEN 15,000 SF

190,000 SF

ZONE 2 (NATURAL FACILITIES)

FISHPOND 4,000 SF WATER LILY POND 4,000 SF WATER TREATMENT FACILITY (4) 2,000 SF 8,000 SF CHILDRENS GARDEN 30,000 SF

46,000 SF

ZONE 3 (ACTIVITIES)

BARBECUE AREA 60,000 SF PICNIC AREA 60,000 SF KITE FLYING FIELD / SMALL FESTIVAL AREA 80,000 SF PLAYGROUND 15,000 SF BOAT AND BIKE SHARE CENTER 10,000 SF OPEN-AIR CINEMA 30,000 SF OPEN-AIR EXERCISE CLASSES 12,000 SF OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET 40,000 SF

307,000 SF

ZONE 4 (UTILITIES)

CAF WITH OUTDOOR SEATING 3,000 SF ICE CREAM PAVILION 1,500 SF JUICE BAR 1,250 SF PUBLIC RESTROOMS (3) 1,000 SF 3,000 SF

8,750 SF

551,750 TOTAL SF

PROGRAMPARK FACILITIES

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

TOTAL 551,750 SF

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

ADULT SECTION

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING

ART STUDIOS

CAF

CERAMIC STUDIOS

CHILDRENS SECTION

CREATIVE DAY CAMP

DANCE STUDIOS

EXHIBITION AREA

PHOTO GALLERY

INFORMATION CENTER

KNITTING STUDIO

MAIN THEATER

MUSIC / BAND CLASSES

ORIGAMI CLASS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

REHEARSAL HALL

COMPUTER LITERACY

YOUTH SECTION

PARK FACILITIES

AMPHITHEATER

BARBECUE AREA

BOAT AND BIKE SHARE CENTER

CAFE

CHILDRENS GARDEN

FISHPOND

GRAFFITI GALLERY

ICE CREAM PAVILION

KITE FLYING FIELD

OPEN-AIR CINEMA

OPEN-AIR EXERCISE CLASSES

OPEN-AIR FARMERS MARKET

OPEN-AIR GALLERY

PICNIC AREA

PLAYGROUND

SCULPTURE GARDEN

SMALL FESTIVAL AREA

WATER LILY POND

WATER TREATMENT FACILITY

SCHEMATIC PROPOSAL PARK AS NATUREPARK AS CULTUREPARK AS INFRASTRUCTURE

SCHEME I SCHEME II SCHEME III

PROPOSAL AREA

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

UTILITIES

CULTURAL ART CENTER

P

P

AMPHITHEATER

STA

GE

PERFORMANCE AREA SOUND AND LIGHT

ORCHESTRA

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART

OPEN-AIR

CEN

TER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

GR

AFF

ITI

GA

LLER

Y

GALLERY

FARMERS

BARBECUE

AREA

KITE

SMALL

PLAY

OPEN-AIR

OPEN-AIR CLASSES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

OUTDOOR

ICE CREAM

JUICE

WATER TREATMENT

WATER FACILITY

PARKING

PARK

ING

FISH

WA

TER

CHILDRENS

EXER

CIS

E

FACILITY

AREA

PIC

NIC

FI

ELD

FLYING

FESTIVAL AREA

TREATMENT

BR

ID

GE

BR

I DG

E

LA

ND

SC

AP

E

BR

ID

GE

CO

NN

EC

TI

ON

C OM

MU N

I TY

B RI D

G E

C O M M U N I T YB R I D G E

GARDEN

MARKET

CINEMA

BO

AT

BIK

E

SHARE CENTER

PIER

PIE

R

P I E R

P I E RCAF

SEATING

PAVILION

BAR

PONDLILY

GROUND

1 MILE

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

ADULT SECTION

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING

ART STUDIOS

CAF

CERAMIC STUDIOS

CHILDRENS SECTION

CREATIVE DAY CAMP

DANCE STUDIOS

EXHIBITION AREA

PHOTO GALLERY

INFORMATION CENTER

KNITTING STUDIO

MAIN THEATER

MUSIC / BAND CLASSES

ORIGAMI CLASS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

REHEARSAL HALL

COMPUTER LITERACY

YOUTH SECTION

DEC

MAR

JUL

SEPT

SCHEMATIC PROPOSAL

PROGRAM LAYOUTPROPOSAL AREA PROGRAM ZONES PROGRAMMATIC SQUARE FOOTAGE

PROPOSAL AREA

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

UTILITIES

CULTURAL ART CENTER

P

P

AMPHITHEATER

STA

GE

PERFORMANCE AREA SOUND AND LIGHT

ORCHESTRA

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART

OPEN-AIR

CEN

TER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

GR

AFF

ITI

GA

LLER

Y

GALLERY

FARMERS

BARBECUE

AREA

KITE

SMALL

PLAY

OPEN-AIR

OPEN-AIR CLASSES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

OUTDOOR

ICE CREAM

JUICE

WATER TREATMENT

WATER FACILITY

PARKING

PARK

ING

FISH

WA

TER

CHILDRENS

EXER

CIS

E

FACILITY

AREA

PIC

NIC

FI

ELD

FLYING

FESTIVAL AREA

TREATMENT

BR

ID

GE

BR

I DG

E

LA

ND

SC

AP

E

BR

ID

GE

CO

NN

EC

TI

ON

C OM

MU N

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B RI D

G E

C O M M U N I T YB R I D G E

GARDEN

MARKET

CINEMA

BO

AT

BIK

E

SHARE CENTER

PIER

PIE

R

P I E R

P I E RCAF

SEATING

PAVILION

BAR

PONDLILY

GROUNDBOARDWALK

SEAMS

SUSTAINABLE PATH

NETWORK

ASH DUMP ASH DUMP

OVERFLOW EVENT

ELEVATED BOARDWALK TO PREVENT FLOODING

TREE GROVE (AIR & POLLUTION FILTRATION)

H O FLOW

PRECIPITATION

2

MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL I MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL II MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL III RIVER TRAILS TYPOLOGIES

WATER OVERFLOW DIAGRAM

ELEVATED BOARDWALK

WETLAND

LAWN DRAWERS(SEATING ELEMENTS)

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

CAFE

OPEN-AIR GALLERY

AMPHITHEATER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

OUTDOOREXERCISE CLASSES

BARBECUE AREA

GRAFFITI GALLERY

ICE CREAM PAVILION

FISH & LILYPONDS

PLAYGROUND

BOAT & BIKE RENTAL

OUTDOOR POOL

OPEN-AIR CINEMA

FARMERS MARKET

CHILDRENS GARDEN

PARKING

PARK

ING

PARKIN

G

PARK

ING

PICNIC AREA

KITE FLYING FIELD

SMALL FESTIVAL AREA

WETLAND HABITAT CONTINUES UNDERNEATH WALKWAY

ELEVATED BOARDWALK

ELEVATED BOARDWALKS FOR WATER BIO FILTRATION

OPEN LAWN / PICNIC AREA

PATH DIAGRAMS

PROPOSAL AREA

CULTURAL FACILITIES

NATURAL FACILITIES

ACTIVITIES

UTILITIES

UTILITIES

CULTURAL ART CENTER

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PERFORMANCE AREA SOUND AND LIGHT

ORCHESTRA

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART

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GALLERY

FARMERS

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KITE

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PLAY

OPEN-AIR

OPEN-AIR CLASSES

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

OUTDOOR

ICE CREAM

JUICE

WATER TREATMENT

WATER FACILITY

PARKING

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GROUNDBOARDWALK

SEAMS

SUSTAINABLE PATH

NETWORK

ASH DUMP ASH DUMP

OVERFLOW EVENT

ELEVATED BOARDWALK TO PREVENT FLOODING

TREE GROVE (AIR & POLLUTION FILTRATION)

H O FLOW

PRECIPITATION

2

MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL I MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL II MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL III RIVER TRAILS TYPOLOGIES

WATER OVERFLOW DIAGRAM

ELEVATED BOARDWALK

WETLAND

LAWN DRAWERS(SEATING ELEMENTS)

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

CAFE

OPEN-AIR GALLERY

AMPHITHEATER

SCULPTURE GARDEN

OUTDOOREXERCISE CLASSES

BARBECUE AREA

GRAFFITI GALLERY

ICE CREAM PAVILION

FISH & LILYPONDS

PLAYGROUND

BOAT & BIKE RENTAL

OUTDOOR POOL

OPEN-AIR CINEMA

FARMERS MARKET

CHILDRENS GARDEN

PARKING

PARK

ING

PARKIN

G

PARK

ING

PICNIC AREA

KITE FLYING FIELD

SMALL FESTIVAL AREA

WETLAND HABITAT CONTINUES UNDERNEATH WALKWAY

ELEVATED BOARDWALK

ELEVATED BOARDWALKS FOR WATER BIO FILTRATION

OPEN LAWN / PICNIC AREA

PATH DIAGRAMS

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

STU

DIO

S ART SECOND FLOOR

ART

CERAMIC

COMPUTER LITERACY

DANCEDANCEDANCEMUSIC BAND CLASSES

ORIGAMI CLASSPHOTOGRAPY

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING

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RECEPTION DESK

GIFT SHOPCAFSECURITY

ART GALLERYEXHIBITION AREA

MAIN THEATERREHEARSAL HALL

PHOTO GALLERY

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KER

S

STO

RA

GE LOUNGE

PUBLIC RESTROOMS

FIRST FLOOR

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

ADULT SECTION

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING

ART STUDIOS

CAF

CERAMIC STUDIOS

CHILDRENS SECTION

CREATIVE DAY CAMP

DANCE STUDIOS

EXHIBITION AREA

PHOTO GALLERY

INFORMATION CENTER

KNITTING STUDIO

MAIN THEATER

MUSIC / BAND CLASSES

ORIGAMI CLASS

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

REHEARSAL HALL

COMPUTER LITERACY

YOUTH SECTION

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER PROGRAMWORKSHOPS / CLASSES ART STUDIO 2,000 SF CERAMIC STUDIO 1,500 SF COMPUTER LITERACY 1,000 SF DANCE STUDIOS 3@1500 4,500 SF KNITTING STUDIO 750 SF MUSIC / BAND CLASSES 1,800 SF ORIGAMI CLASS 750 SF PHOTOGRAPY 1,250 SF 13,550 SF

EXHIBITIONS / PERFORMANCE SPACES

ART GALLERY 3,000 SF EXHIBITION AREA 4,000 SF MAIN THEATER 12,100 SF

BACKSTAGE 800 SF STAGE 800 SF AUDITORIUM (850 SEAT) 8,000 SF REHEARSAL HALL 2,500 SF

PHOTO GALLERY 2,000 SF

21,100 SF

CHILDREN CENTER PRESCHOOL PROGRAM 2 @ 1,000 SF 2,000 SF AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING 2 @ 750 1,500 SF CREATIVE DAY CAMP (7 -9 YEARS OLD) 2,000 SF ENTERTAINMENT AREA 1,800 SF

7,300 SF

UTILITIES

ENTRANCE (RECEPTION DESK) 1,000 SF ADMINISTRATION 2,500 SF CAF 1,500 SF GIFT SHOP 750 SF JANITORS CLOSET 250 SF PUBLIC RESTROOMS 2@250 500 SF SECURITY 250 SF STAFF LOCKERS/ LOUNGE 750 SF STORAGE 2,000 SF

9,500 SF

PROJECT SUBTOTAL 53,950 SF

CIRCULATION

(APPROX. 20%) 10,790 SF

TOTAL INTERIOR 64,740 SF

OUTDOOR SPACE COURTYARD / GARDEN 16,000 SF

20% OF THE SITE BICYCLE PARKING 500SF

21,000 SF

TOTAL PROJECT AREA INCLUDING OUTDOOR SPACE 85,740 SF TOTAL PROJECT AREA INCLUDING OUTDOOR SPACE 85,740 SF

WORKSHOPS / CLASSES

EXHIBITIONS / PERFORMANCE SPACES

CHILDREN'S CENTER

UTILITIES

PROJECT PROGRAM SUBTOTAL

CIRCULATION

TOTAL INTERIOR

OUTDOOR SPACE

SCHEME I

SCHEME II

SCHEME III SCHEME IV

SCHEME V

SCHEME VI

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

SCHEME I

SCHEME II

SCHEME III SCHEME IV

SCHEME V

SCHEME VI

INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL ART CENTER

SELECTED SCHEME

ART GALLERY3,000 SF

EXHIBITION GALLERY4,000 SF

PHOTO GALLERY2,000 SF

ART STUDIO2,000 SF

CERAMIC1,500 SF

DANCE1,500 SF

DANCE1,500 SF

DANCE1,500 SF

BAND/MUSIC1,800 SF

PRESCHOOLPROGRAM2,000 SF

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORING1,500 SF

ENTERTAINMENTAREA1,800 SF

CREATIVEDAY CAMP2,000 SF

PHOTO1,250 SF

COMP. LITERACY1,000 SF

ORIGAMI750 SF

KNITTING750 SF

STORAGE2,000 SF

REHEARSAL HALL2,500 SF

MAIN THEATER12,100 SF

OUTDOOR SPACE21,000 SF

GIFT SHOP750 SF

CAFE1,500 SF

ENTRY1,000 SF ADMINISTRATION

2,500 SF

STAFF LOUNGE750 SF

P.R. 2@250 SF

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ART GALLERY

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SITE PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

MASSING DIAGRAM OUTDOOR SPACE