Central Winter Stanford University中央冬季斯坦福大学.ppt

CENTRAL UNIVERISTY ARCHITECTURE Joy Liu, Cal-Berkeley ENGINEERING Norm Faris, Stanford CONSTRUCTION Tim Kolaya, Georgia Tech OWNER Alex Barron, Stanford Project Information Site Location Site Photographs Design Consideration Structural – Loading Conditions Construction Concerns Team Defined Goals – Beginning of Project Redesign Ideas: “Sun Rise” Explore the space from underground to top Keep Circulation smooth Think of the functionality of the space Sun Rise Old plan Sun Rise 3-D Model Sun Rise – Structural Alternative 1 Sun Rise – Structural Alternative 1 Sun Rise – Structural Alternative 2 Sun Rise – Load Path (Alternative 1 2) Sun Rise – Construction Schedule and Cost Breakdown Sun Rise - Team Interaction Architecture Vision of 2015 Gaining awareness in Eco-design and sustainable architecture Better and cheaper technology in day-lighting devices New Design 1 - Square Plan Design Concepts: “Flying Eagle” In Southern Latitude: Respond to orientation Use Natural energy instead of artificial energy Progression Repetition of open and compressed space Flying Eagle Flying Eagle Model Flying Eagle – Structural Alternative 1 Flying Eagle – Structural Alternative 2 Flying Eagle – Structural Alternative 3 Flying Eagle – Cantilever at 3rd Floor M.E.P System Flying Eagle – Construction Schedule and Cost Breakdown Flying Eagle – Construction Sequencing Flying Eagle - Team Interaction New Design 2 - Diamond Plan Idea: “Pouring Stream” The contrast of solid and void Changes in experience Bring the flow of vegetation to inside of the building Recreation of Nature Pouring Stream Pouring Stream Pouring Stream Pouring Stream Material Choice Exterior Glass and lightweight metal with adjustable day-lighting metal panels. Changes the personality of the building from day to night Constant movement Interior Atria space will use wood(cladding) Use concrete at other place. Pouring Stream Model Pouring Stream – Structural Alternative 1 Pouring Stream – Structural