Creating vibrant streets through sociology
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Creating vibrant streets through sociology
- 1. tel: +436604722221 mail: alpruben@gmail.com
- 2. Internship in alleswirdgut in vienna, au 01-08 2012 Internship in michel rosell in nimes, Fr 03-04 2009
- 3. SOCIAL EXPERIMENT isolation of streets leads not PUBLIC NETWORK only to boring design of a quarter using principles of sociology Famous sociologist Jane spaces but also to make the streets to trouble. filling Jacobs says that there are the ground level lively all the public three main quali unprotected with day and uses are putnight especcially in the ties to the streets activities draws people. i chopped of a succesful up big blocks by Semi private 7m x 7m creating city: one flat perthat spaces level and placed them ? is clear marks One carefully creat- havepublic spaces openings between public and by new space emerges as written ing famous sociolo- to the main of different fea- privatejane jacobs gist space tures. it also there are three Another one is that the publicdifferent opens space main qualities to buildings should beof a the streets areroutefor people ties possibili- created for succesful city: the and therefore neigbours that oriented clearthe to marks wanthelps defeat to have their ? between public space while isolation. street and private still con leaving the newAnd the third one is that space nected to the street transparent defines a space specific public space the buildings sidewalks must be that can have various functions should be used fairly conti the oriented to street main public space semi public space connections nously to make sidewalks must be used fairly people in the build to Private ? ? ? ? ? ? continously ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Private Private ings watch the in multiply with diversity to achieve a public act make people the buildings Private Private street and to add the network watch the street Private Private number of effectiveadd the and to eyes. Public number of pro- PUBLIC tective eyes.
- 4. 3 PUBLIC NETWORK details zoom in to inspect W W W W W W W W W W W Kitchen PartyRoom Kitchen Atelier Wash&Chill Kitchen Kitchen Cafe Enterance 2 Kitchen Bikes Atelier TrashRoom StrollRoom Kitchen Bikes Kitchen Lobby Cafe W W W W W W W W W Bikes W W W W W W Atelier Atelier Wash&Chill Kitchen Wash&Chill Kitchen Kitchen Enterance CarPark Kitchen N 15mm Parquet 15mm OSB Plate Gravel Fill ground plan 1 Flooring + 2mm 40mm Extruded Separator Ethafoam Polystyren 11mm Extruded 15mm T4 Heatplates 15mm OSB Plate Polystyren 20mm Impact Sound 185mm Extruded Bitumenboard Insulation MW-T(s'< Polystyren 10mm Cork 30 MN/m) 15mm OSB Plate (Insulator) 50mm Cement Slab Vapour Retarder 280mm Cellulose Separator 30mm Pickets (blown in) dorm dorm 50mm Fill 30mm Facade 100/280mm Beam atelier Moisture Sealing Pickets Hanged Beam communal living 200mm Reinforced 15mm OSB Plate communal living communal living Concrete Ceiling Vapour Retarder communal 75mm Heat Insula- 10mm Gypsum Plate living communal tion living ( R>2.1m K/W) 1 2 3 plans
- 5. Studying where? isolated environment social environment Studying how? alone study group Library Gathering forms following different kinds of studying café, park... library classroom classroom café, park... library what makes working Working in a an already social in a café much less library keeps you environment, class� boring is the small going because you room, needs only to breaks of people- are surrounded be sound proof. eye watching, eating, with working contact to outside view- watching... people. world would make the working experi� ence more fun. this, with the need of light, suggests maximizing this can this suggests a a linear space with be done by putting space with lots of people looking at the classrooms on options to look at. eachother. top of eachother.
- 6. Library Gathering details zoom in to inspect 1st floor ground floor -1st floor -2nd floor -3rd floor section
- 7. capture the streets of naples A SITE AND A TYPICAL NEAPOLI- TAN STREET CREATING ANOTHER TYPICAL NEAPOLI- TAN STREET EXPERI- OUR TASK WAS DESIGNING A MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE OLD QUARTER ENCING OF NAPLES. THE IDEA HERE WAS ALLOWING VISITORS CAPTURE THE NAEPOLITAN THE STREET STREET IN DIFFERENT ANGLES, SOMETHING THEY CANT DO IN THE REST OF THE OLD DIFFER- QUARTER. THIS IS DONE BY CREATING AN INTERNAL STREET FOR ENTLY BY VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION THAT ALLOWS THE VISITORS TO HAVE VISUAL VERTI- CALLY CONTACT WITH THE SKY AND THE OUTER STREET AS THEY MOVE AROUND. THE EXIBI- CIRCULAT- TION SPACES HAVING NO NEED OF LIGHT AND BEING CLOSE TO THE LOBBY ARE CROSS SECTION ING IN IT PLACED IN LOWER FLOORS. THE WORKSPACES ARE IN TOP FLOORS.
- 8. zoom in to capture Details OUTER WALL PANELS: -120MM BRICK WITH CONCRETE -WATER SEAL -80MM HEATING INSULATION INNER WALL: -15MM GYPSUM PANELS -15MM DOUBLE FLOORING WITH TRAVERTINE PANELS -150MM ROOM FOR VENTILATION (AIR IN) -100MM COMPOSITE SLAB (TRAPEZE SHEET AND CONCRETE) -450MM ROOM FOR VENTILATION SHAFTS (AIR OUT) -70MM HANGING CEILING WITH GYPSUM PLATES
- 9. ALFRED HITCHCOCK BUILDING SUSPENSE Factors of Suspense: STAIRS TO UNKOWN PARTIAL SHOWING SURPRISE EXPLORATION ENTER! AND YOU’LL SEE ENTER! AND A PARTIALLY FULL OF UNEXPECTED A SECOND OPEN STAGE A MUSEUM IS A BUILDING WHERE VISITORS LOOK AT DIFFERENT EXPONATES ON THE WINDING STAIRS OF HIDDEN FREEFORM OBJECT SPACES TO PLACE A COURTYARD, A TERRACE THEIR WAY. THE PROJECT BEING PLACED IN A PARK BEGINS WITH THIS DEFINI- MUSEUM ENTERANCE. THE STARES AT YOU! THE CONCERT EXIBITS AND FULL OF FOR LOOKING OUT TO THE TION AND TAKES IT FURTHER BY INTRODUCING THE SURROUNDINGS (WHICH WAY IS LONG BUT ITS FULL HALL AWAITS EXPLORATION DIFFERENT ANGLES TO PARK IN THE OPEN... ALSO INCLUDE HISTORICAL MONUMENTS) FOR VIEWING. MORE IMPORTATNTLY OF SURPRISES STARE AT THEM THE CURVED WAYS BUILD SUSPENSE BY GRADUALLY SHOWING WHAT'S NEXT. MUSEUM CONCERT HALL MAIN HALL RESTAURANT
- 10. ALFRED HITCHCOCK ZOOM IN FOR DETAILS COMMON DEPOT WC EXIBITION DEPOT DEPOT 1 DEPOT 2 DEPOT 3 BLACK -3.00 BOX WC 5.00 DEPOT EXIBITION BLACK BLACK BOX BOX BUFFET -7.65 WC TECHNIC MANIPULATION PACKING EMERGENCY BLACK DEPOT -4.50 -3.00 RESTORATION BOX WOOD DEPOT -4.50 -3.00 6.00 SECTION WC WC DELIVERY SEMINAR ROOM -7.65 ARCHIVE TECHNIC 8.00 PHOTOGRAPH SECTION WC &DOCUMENTATE SECTION DEPOT BUFFET WORKSHOP SECTION DEPOT BURO TECHNIC 0.00 -9.00 6.00 TECHNIC BURO TECHNIC GARAGE -3.00 BURO TECHNIC TERRACE BURO BREAK ROOM -6.00 DEPOT CHANGE ROOMS DEPOT DEPOT ENTRANCE MUSICIANS FLOOR -3 FLOOR -1 FLOOR 1 EXIBITION EXIBITION WC 1.00 WC 9.00 DEPOT BLACK BLACK BOX BOX BUFFET BLACK BLACK E BOX BOX RANC ENTE -4.50 -4.50 SECTION WC WC EXIBITION CLOAKROOM -0.50 WORKSHOP 8.00 SHOP ENTERANCE SECTION PERSONEL DEPOT WET ROOM -4.50 TICKETS 0.00 OPEN STAGE INFO TO RESTAURANT BURO MAIN STAGE SECTION 2.00 BURO CONCERT HALL 0.00 TO EXIBITION GARAGE -9.00 REHEARSAL -9.00 BACKSTAGE BURO E DEPOT RANC ENTE EN MUS TERA ICIA NCE NS DEPOT FLOOR -2 FLOOR 0 FLOOR 2
- 11. THE TASK WAS DESIGN- ING A BUILDING THAT HAD TO ACT AS A START/END OF A NEW DEVELOPING CITY CENTER CONTAINING SHOPPING POSSIBILITIES, Rabbit Holes MORE FROM COURTYARDS INTERNAL USE ONLY A LIBRARY, A MUSIC SCHOOL, A MULTIPUR- POSE HALL AND OFFICE FUNCTIONS. BEING A NEW CENTER BRINGING LIFE TO THIS PLACE WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THE DESIGN PROCESS. THROUGH A DISTINCTIVE FORM BRINGING THE OUTSIDE TO INSIDE ACOMPANIED WITH STRATEGIES LIKE OPENING THE BUILDING TO OUTSIDE, EXPOSING THE USES, MIXING DAY AND NIGHT USES AND MANY OUTDOOR FUNC- TIONS MORE PEOPLE ARE GATHERED AND COURT- YARDS BECOME ALIVE. BRING MORE BY PUBLIC ACTIVITY AND ITS PUBLIC DISPLAY $ $ BRING MORE BY SHOPS
- 12. Rabbit Holes DETAILS ZOOM IN TO INSPECT FLOOR -1 FLOOR 0 FLOOR 1 FLOOR 2
- 13. ME AGAINST THE WORLD AUTONOMOUS LIVING malzeme/strüktür 15MM WOODEN PLATES 40MM WOODEN BARS EPDM WATER SEAL 15MM OSB PLATES 100MM HAY BLOCKS 15MM OSB PLATES Duvar Strüktürü 300MM HAY BLOCKS 15MM OSB PANELS 40MM REEDS 25MM ADOBE PLASTER SUN RAYS WARM WATER COLD WATER su ısıtma/geri dönüşüm DRINK WATER USED WATER USE WATER ILS .) AT NT S (L IRI LE US R R NC TE TE ED WA WA JU RE SOLAR POND WATER RESERVE WATER TREATMENT THROUGH PLANTS SUN RAYS WARM AIR COLD AIR PUTTING TOGETHER NATURE IN A CLEVER WAY IS THE KEY TO AUTONOMOUS LIVING. WITH CHEAP ENERGY SOLUTIONS LIKE SOLAR PONDS (INSULATED SALT LAKES), WATER TREATMENT THROUGH THE CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN PLANTS, NATURAL VENTI- LATION, HEATING THROUGH GREENHOUSE EFFECT, COOLING WITH WATER VAPOURISATION AND USING ONLY MATERIALS THAT ARE FOUND IN NATURE NOT ONLY THE COST OF LIVING IS REDUCED BUT SUMMER WINTER ALSO THE COST OF BUILDING. YETAM EXIBITION 2010
- 14. 4kg STRUCTURAL FRAME 9m x 100 3 also for small objects € ~30€/½t exibit Snap’in exibition system fold! invisible Link to kevlar R Youtube hinges Snap’in is a fair oriented exibition system developed for the representation of Technical University of Vienna. It is a foldable structural frame made of extruded ABS (the plastic used in LEGO) and kevlar (in hinges). High stability of both materials, the modified structural frame design and scratch resistance of ABS ensures long time usage. The foldable mechanism allows the parts to be transported with minimum volume leaving space for other exibits. The form is designed to meet all requirements of a fair stand. When brought together it can act as a wall, a shelf, a chair, a table or a desk for exibits.