DSGN3100: Graduate Architecture Studio

Poetics of Material Assembly

 

3.03 Building Program and Site Alignment

 
(OMA: Seattle Public Library 2D program relationship diagrams - sectional)




(NOFA - 2D program relationship diagram plan / N. Sackos)


(OMA: Seattle Public Library 2D program relationship diagrams - sectional / contextual overlay)


(Wheatley School Intervention Diagrams/ D. Mowery - courtesy of Prof. Cox)


(Digital Media Library Program Composites / M. Stuckert)



(Smout-Allen: London's Hydro Infrastructure)


(Smout-Allen: Retreating Village)


The goal of this exercise is to explore the design opportunities within the building program three dimensionally (in plan and section) and to establish your critical disposition through the program organization. Then, to begin seeking alignments between your critical dispositions of the building program and the site.


Carefully study the project brief and organize the program components in relational diagrams (2D - plan).


Identify, public, semi-public, semi-private and private program components. Pay attention to the program components that are not easily categorized. They may be overlapping program components.


Assign a 12' basic hight to obtain the estimated program volume.

Consider circulation (horizontal and vertical) as one of the more important program component/volume. Consider public and private outdoor space as a negative program volume.

Seek alignments between your critical dispositions on the building program and the site


Modes of Investigation

2D relational diagram - in plan.

2D relational diagram - in section.

3D relational Ideograms @ 1/64" = 1'-0" using material palette from 3.02.


(3) iterative site/program ideogram models and associated diagrams are due for a pin-up on Wednesday, 10.24.12, 1:00PM @ North Favrot Lobby

 

Monday, October 22, 2012

 
 

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