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PUSHPUSH

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COMMERCIAL

housing for disabled

student housing

single family housing

canopies

upper recreational

ground floor plancreating large park groups

THE URBAN PARKCity ameneties are brought into

The rural is brought intosuburbia.

suburbia.

THE GREEN PARK

Built site model

RETAIL HIGHER DENSITY CIRCULATION

TRANSPORTATION CONSUMPTIONPRODUCTION

FARMS

ALGAE

CROPS

GREENHOUSE

waterbiomassbiofuel

RETAILGROCERY STORE

APARTMENTS

FARMSSPACIAL ORGANIZATION GREENHOUSES FACTORY + GROCERY RETAIL + OFFICES DENSE HOUSING CLUSTERS PUBLIC CONNECTION

food food

algae water

PROCESSING PLANT

OFFICE AND RETAIL

SUBURBANHOMES

HYDROPONICSAND CROPS

BUY

CANALTRUCK

WORK

ECONOMY OF ENERGY

ECONOMY OF MATERIALS

Neighborhood components

Resource management

TRANSPORTATION CONSUMPTIONPRODUCTION

FARMS

ALGAE

CROPS

GREENHOUSE

waterbiomassbiofuel

RETAILGROCERY STORE

APARTMENTS

FARMSSPACIAL ORGANIZATION GREENHOUSES FACTORY + GROCERY RETAIL + OFFICES DENSE HOUSING CLUSTERS PUBLIC CONNECTION

food food

algae water

PROCESSING PLANT

OFFICE AND RETAIL

SUBURBANHOMES

HYDROPONICSAND CROPS

BUY

CANALTRUCK

WORK

ECONOMY OF ENERGY

ECONOMY OF MATERIALS

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GROUND FLOOR1 : 250

A

A

B B

FARMS GREENHOUSES FACTORY/ STORAGE

LONGITUDINAL SECTION B1 : 250

AXONOMETRIC MALL PLAN1 : 250

SPA / CHANGEROOMS

GROCERY STORE

PARKING

RETAIL

The intersection of College and Spadina is a space that has strong cultural exchange from the congested markets of small Chinese shops to the camouflaged, yet busy, interchange of people from the upper residences to the urban fabric below. Although a sort of distinct culture manifests itself in those streets, there is no strong architectural language that acts as a catalyst for the continual formation of that particular urban fabric. The multi-functional complex is an oppor-tunity to express a strong architectural language, which can provide an environment where different social and cultural groups can be celebrated while establishing the many different programs within the building.

COMPOSITE LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE w/ STEEL DECK HOLLOW LIGHT GAUGE STEEL BEAMDOUBLE LAYER OF CHANNEL GLASS w/ TRANSLUCENT INSULATION

LIGHT FIXTURE6” STEEL GUTTER

FOUNDATION DRAINAGE

FILTER PATHWAYS

FILTER PATHWAYSCANAL DRAINAGE

WATERPROOFED UV LAMPS

WATERPROOFED FINISH

LONGITUDINAL SECTION B1 : 250

SITE PLAN1: 1000

The intersection of College and Spadina is a space that has strong cultural ex-change from the congested markets of small Chinese shops to the camouflaged, yet busy, interchange of people from the upper residences to the urban fabric below. Although a sort of distinct culture manifests itself in those streets, there is no strong architectural language that acts as a catalyst for the continual formation of that particular urban fabric. The multi-functional complex is an opportunity to express a strong archi-tectural language, which can provide an environment where different social and cultural groups can be celebrated while establishing the many different programs within the building.

AUTODESK ARTS CENTER

SECTION A1 : 200

SOUTH-EAST ELEVATON1 : 200

Certain types of program are accesible to public such as office spaces. However residential program remain pricate. It is the organization of vertical stacking that allows for such distinct multifunctional program to co-exist in a co-operative way. Facades are also treated with differingtranslucency according to private and public spaces.

Certain types of program are accesible to public such as office spaces. However residential program remain pricate. It is the organization of vertical stacking that allows for such distinct multifunctional program to co-exist in a co-operative way. Facades are also treated with differingtranslucency according to private and public spaces.

GROUND FLOOR1 : 200

B B

A A

C

C

B B

A A

C

C

The entry space is essential to catering to the different occupancy groups. The entry atrium is 3 story-height, allowing for adjacent pro-grams to interact with one another.

The second floor is an art program floor with an auditorium and gallery space. These spaces peek into the public realm of the atrium.

The top two floors are SRO (single residential offices). These are spaces where two self-employed people have the opportunity towork at home while sharing their work with others. There is a large communal space in the centre.

The third, fourth and fifth floors are office spaces where south and east sides are general office spaces and the north side are private offices as well as meeting rooms. The entire scheme is divided by a atrium and library space.

B B

A A

C

C

B B

A A

C

C

SHARED SPACES

VERTICALCIRCULATION

GROUND FLOOR

1 : 200

B

B

A

A

C

C

B

B

A

A

C

C

B

B

A

A

C

C

B

B

A

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C

B

B

A

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C

B

B

A

A

C

C

B

B

A

A

C

C

CLOSED OFF TO OFFICE LEVELS

CLOSED OFF TO SECOND FLOOR EXCEPT SERVICE ELEVATOR TO THE AUDITORIUM BACK OF HOUSE

vertical circulation shared spaces

MAIN ENTRANCE

RESIDENTIAL LOFT