Jaime_San_Simon_Hernandez

A_Year_in_(Re)ViewDesign_Studio_C/Architecture_and_Planning/University_of_the_West_of_England

The aim of the project is to develop a Master Plan to transform Castle Park, with focus on a International Cultural Forum brought by collabo-ration between UNESCO and UWE.

The Forum will be a building dedicated to vide-ogames, serving as museum, workshop, show-case and simmilar.

[0] [Brief] [P_46] [0.1] [Interpretation][Explanation of why a videogames cultural forum does matter in the

21st Century]

[MOMA Videogame Exhibition]

[My personal link to videogames and how they influence my way of thinking about design]

[Videogames as a new kind of social event and how independent development is creating a series of movements around the world]

[Limbo (DK)] [Broforce (ZA)] [Today I Die (AR)]

[Castle Park Aerial View]

[Austrian Cultural Forum (New York)]

[This project is a International Cultural Forum for a collaboration between UWE and Unesco. Staff will rotate as new countries take over the building and bring their own

installations]

[The International Cultural Forum can be related to any cultural activity of our choosing]

[Castle Park is in the heart of Bristol, next to the commercial zones of Broadmead and Cabot Circus. It has not been a park all this time: it was also a heavy commercial area until it was bombarded to ashes

during World War II]

[The site has many changes of level that need to be taken into ac-count, particularly in the area where the forum will be situated]

[The building will be part of a Master Plan in Castle Park. Apart from the forum, there will be student accommodation for regular UWE stu-dents, accommodation for staff of the country that is using the forum and 4 pavilions]

[P_47][1] [Diagrams/Sketches] [2] [Precedents][Façade: Medialab Prado Madrid (Nerea Calvillo)]

[Disposition of rooms: Sendai Mediatheque (Toyo Ito)]

[General circulation: Dutch Embassy (OMA)]

[Joining circulation and Façade: Mercedes-Benz Museum (UN)]

[3] Master Plan [P_48]

[4] [Long_Section]

[5] [Master_Plan_3D] [P_49]

[6] [Path_Views]

[7] [Plans] [P_50] [8] [Elevation/Axonometry]

[9] [Exterior_Render] [P_51]

[9.1] [Other_Exterior_Renders]

[11] [Interior_Elements]

[P_52][10] [Perspective_Sections]

[P_53][12] [Interior_Render]

[12.1] [Other_Interior_Renders]

[13] [Environmental_Section] [P_54]

[14] [Environmental_Explanations]

[15] [Structure] [P_55] [16] [Details]