[UNDER] BRIDGE SPACES
THE CASE OF YEREVAN [UNDER] BRIDGE
Final Year Project | Kristelle Boulos | 06.05.14
American University of Beirut
Faculty of Agriculture and Food Sciences
Landscape Design and Ecosystem Management
PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE
Green Public Spaces in Beirut
Road Network in Beirut
Streets perceived as public spaces
Mar Mikhael
Downtown
Hamra
Manara
Bourj Hammoud
Ain Al Mreisseh
Voids in the City
Basta Bridge
Elias El Hraoui Bridge
Charles Helou Bridge
Ring Bridge
Cola Bridge
El Wati Bridge
PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE
Green Public Spaces in Beirut
Road Network in Beirut Voids in the City
Basta Bridge
Elias El Hraoui Bridge
Charles Helou Bridge
Ring Bridge
Cola Bridge
El Wati Bridge
Streets perceived as public spaces
Mar Mikhael
Downtown
Hamra
Manara
Bourj Hammoud
Ain Al Mreisseh
PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE
Green Public Spaces in Beirut
Road Network in Beirut Voids in the City
Basta Bridge
Elias El Hraoui Bridge
Charles Helou Bridge
Ring Bridge
Cola Bridge
El Wati Bridge
Streets perceived as public spaces
Mar Mikhael
Downtown
Hamra
Manara
Bourj Hammoud
Ain Al Mreisseh
PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE
Green Public Spaces in Beirut
Road Network in Beirut Voids in the City
Basta Bridge
Elias El Hraoui Bridge
Charles Helou Bridge
Ring Bridge
Cola Bridge
El Wati Bridge
Streets perceived as public spaces
Mar Mikhael
Downtown
Hamra
Manara
Bourj Hammoud
Ain Al Mreisseh
Bridges in relation to Beirut (Administrative context)
PROBLEMISSUE|BRIDGESDISTURBCOMMUNITIES
Studied Bridges
Bridges in relation to Beirut (Community context)
PROBLEMISSUE|BRIDGESDISTURBCOMMUNITIES
Charles Helou
Ring
Basta
Yerevan
El Wati
Elias el Hraoui
Cola
VISION | Transforming underbridge spaces into public spaces
OBJECTIVES | Related to the Yerevan Bridge
VISION,STRATEGYANDOBJECTIVES
Creating a new public place Engaging infrastructure in the design
VISION | Transforming underbridge spaces into public spaces
OBJECTIVES | Related to the Yerevan Bridge
VISION,STRATEGYANDOBJECTIVES
Creating a new public place Engaging infrastructure in the design
ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY #1 • BASTA BRIDGE
THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER
6.0
5.5
5.5 4.5
DISCRETE
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
SHOPS GROUNDFLOOR
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
SHOPS GROUNDFLOOR
BRIDGE
INSECURITY
STEEL BOX
HEAVY NOISE
Park
Green Empty Lots
Religious
Shops
Services
Snacks/Restaurants
Pedestrian circulation
GROUNDFLOORUSE
&PEDESTRIANACCESS
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[UNDERBRIDGE]
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[ONBRIDGE]
UNDERBRIDGEUSE
200 m
200 m
People Sitting
Parked cars
Army Tank
People Standing
ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY #2 • EL WATI BRIDGE
THE LOCAL ATTRACTOR
Green Empty Lots
Industrial
Entertainment
Garages/Workshops
Snacks/Restaurants
400m
People Selling
Parked cars
Bus stop
People Standing
Pedestrian circulation
GROUNDFLOORUSE
&PEDESTRIANACCESS
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[UNDERBRIDGE]
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[ONBRIDGE]
UNDERBRIDGEUSE
2.6
16.0
30.0
3.0
11.0
2.5-6
12.0 12.0
STRIP OF LIGHT
DIVERSITY OF PEOPLE
DYNAMIC
INTERACTION
EPHEMERAL
BAD SMELL
CLOSTROPHOBIC
INDUSTRIAL
BUILDING
ROAD BRIDGE
SOUK AL AHAD
BRIDGE
RIVER
ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY #3 • CHARLES HELOU BRIDGE
THE FORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB
43.0
10.0
DANGER
HARASSMENT
CLAUSTROPHOBIC
UNFRESH AIR
HOSTILITY
HIGHWAY CHARLES HELOU STATION RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING
Green Empty Lots
Industrial
Residential
Shops
Snacks/Restaurants
650 m
Pedestrian circulation
People Sitting
Parked cars
People Standing
People Selling
GROUNDFLOORUSE
&PEDESTRIANACCESS
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[UNDERBRIDGE]
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[ONBRIDGE]
UNDERBRIDGEUSE
ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY #4 • COLA BRIDGE
THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB
Green Empty Lots
Institutions
Residential
Shops
Snacks/Restaurants
450m
Pedestrian circulation
People Sitting
Parked cars
People Standing
People Selling
Bus stop
Army tank
GROUNDFLOORUSE
&PEDESTRIANACCESS
VEHICULARCIRCULATION
[UNDERBRIDGE]
VEHICULARCIRCULATION
[ONBRIDGE]
UNDERBRIDGEUSE
5.0
9.0
16.0
6.0
CHAOS
HONKING
MEETING POINT
LANDMARK
WELCOMING
RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING
ROAD ROADBRIDGE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
SHOPS GROUNDFLOOR
ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY #5 • RING BRIDGE
THE EMPTY TRANSIENT SPACE
Green Empty Lots
Construction Sites
Religious
Residential
Services
Snacks/Restaurants
300 m
People Sitting
Parked cars
People Standing
Bus stop
Pedestrian circulation
GROUNDFLOORUSE
&PEDESTRIANACCESS
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[UNDERBRIDGE]
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[ONBRIDGE]
UNDERBRIDGEUSE
28.0
5.010.0
NO MAN’S LAND
DESERT
OPENNESS
SEPARATION
PASSAGE
INDUSTRIAL
BUILDING
ROAD BRIDGE BRIDGE
28.0
EMPTINESS
OPENNESS
VEHICLE ISLAND
RESTRICTIONS
UNAPPRECIATED
ROAD BRIDGE ROAD
ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY #6 • ELIAS EL HRAOUI BRIDGE
THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
Green Empty Lots
Planted Vegetation
Shops
Civic Buildings
Pedestrian circulation
GROUNDFLOORUSE
&PEDESTRIANACCESS
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[UNDERBRIDGE]
VEHICULAR
CIRCULATION
[ONBRIDGE]
UNDERBRIDGEUSE
ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES
BOURJ HAMMOUD
BEIRUTRIVER
NABAA
SIN EL FIL CHURCH
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
ASHRAFIEH
TYPOLOGY #4
THE INFORMAL
TRANSPORTATION HUB
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY
INTRUDER
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY
INTRUDER
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY
INTRUDER
TYPOLOGY #6
THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
BOURJ HAMMOUD
MUNICIPAL STADIUM
MILITARY
BASE
FOOTBALL
FIELD
ELDERLY
HOME
SCHOOL
BAUCHRIEH
TYPOLOGY #3
THE FORMAL
TRANSPORTATION
HUB
TYPOLOGY #6
THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
TYPOLOGY #5
THE EMPTY TRANSIENT SPACE
Yerevan key map & division of sub-typologies
LOCATION MAP | Yerevan Bridge
BLIND
PEOPLE’S
HOME
Ashrafieh
BEIRUT
Bourj Hammoud
YEREVAN BRIDGE
Nabaa
Sin El Fil
#4 #1 #6
ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES
RampResidential
Building
Residential
Building
Residential
Building
Residential
Building
Street Street StreetBridge Shop
Green RoundaboutRoad Bridge Road
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER
Informal Bus StopRoad Bridge Road
TYPOLOGY #4
THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB
TYPOLOGY #6
THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
#4 #1 #6
ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES
RampResidential
Building
Residential
Building
Residential
Building
Residential
Building
Street Street StreetBridge Shop
Green RoundaboutRoad Bridge Road
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER
Informal Bus StopRoad Bridge Road
TYPOLOGY #4
THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB
TYPOLOGY #6
THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
#4 #1 #6
ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES
RampResidential
Building
Residential
Building
Residential
Building
Residential
Building
Street Street StreetBridge Shop
Green RoundaboutRoad Bridge Road
TYPOLOGY #1
THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER
Informal Bus StopRoad Bridge Road
TYPOLOGY #4
THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB
TYPOLOGY #6
THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
ANALYSIS
LIGHT ANALYSISVERTICALITY
ONBRIDGEUNDERBRIDGE
BUILDING USE & GROUD FLOOR USE
OBSERVATION & ANALYSIS
Residential
Commercial
Institutions
Green Open Spaces
Construction Sites
Vacant Lots
ONBRIDGEUNDERBRIDGE
PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION
OBSERVATION & ANALYSIS
Dense Pedestrian Traffic
Scattered Pedestrian Traffic
Bridge Pillars
ONBRIDGEUNDERBRIDGE
VEHICULAR CIRCULATION
OBSERVATION & ANALYSIS
Primary Vehicular Roads
Secondary Vehicular Roads
TO ASHRAFIEH
TO BAUCHRIEH
TO BOURJ HAMMOUD
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CONCEPT
TYPOLOGIES • Different design typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS
REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System
HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM
Composed of
mixed character
or parts.
Basic physical
s t r u c t u r e s
needed for the
operation of a
society.
A set of
connected things
or parts forming
a complex whole,
in particular.
Enclosed Activities
Disconnection from context
Narrow Surrounding
Connection to Context
Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
CASE STUDY • MFO PARK, ZURICH
Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag
CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA
Turenscape
Character
Identity
& Coherence
MATERIAL • Steel
Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure.
It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise.
Grated Steel
Steel Flooring
Steel Wire Rope Steel chain
LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers
Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the
verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.)
Shade Tolerant
Shade Intolerant
CONCEPT
CASE STUDY • MFO PARK, ZURICH
Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag
CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA
Turenscape
Character
Identity
& Coherence
MATERIAL • Steel
Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure.
It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise.
Grated Steel
Steel Flooring
Steel Wire Rope Steel chain
LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers
Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the
verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.)
Shade Tolerant
Shade Intolerant
CONCEPT
CASE STUDY • MFO PARK, ZURICH
Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag
CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA
Turenscape
Character
Identity
& Coherence
MATERIAL • Steel
Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure.
It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise.
Grated Steel
Steel Flooring
Steel Wire Rope Steel chain
LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers
Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the
verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.)
Shade Tolerant
Shade Intolerant
CONCEPT
CASE STUDY • MFO PARK, ZURICH
Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag
CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA
Turenscape
Character
Identity
& Coherence
MATERIAL • Steel
Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure.
It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise.
Grated Steel
Steel Flooring
Steel Wire Rope Steel chain
LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers
Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the
verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.)
Shade Tolerant
Shade Intolerant
CONCEPT
RIVERCROSSING
+LARGE
INTERSECTION
LINKTO
BAUCHRIEH
+HIGHWAY
CROSSING
COMMERCIAL
ZONE
RESIDENTIAL
ZONE
RESIDENTIALZONE
GREENINTERSECTION
SCHOOLS
&SPORTS
RESIDENTIAL
ZONE
PUBLIC
PLAYGROUND
BOURJ HAMMOUD
MUNICIPAL STADIUM
MILITARY
BASE
FOOTBALL
FIELD
CHURCH
ELDERLY
HOME
BLIND
PEOPLE’S
HOME
SCHOOL
SCHOOL
PUBLIC
PLAYGROUND
INFORMAL
BUS STOP
SCHOOL
Color Coding | Dividing the space into zones as landmarksPlatform Connectors Walkway
Conceptual Model | Top View
CONCEPT
MASTERPLAN
Masterplan
Overall Section
Conceptual Model | Underbridge Intervention
WALK IN BETWEEN
BLOOMING TUNNEL
PLAY[UNDER]GROUND
SOUK
SIT “DOWN”
GREEN LINK
LIGHT TUNNEL
SKATE PARK
WALK IN BETWEEN
CONNECTOR
SECTIONS
SIT “DOWN”
SOUK
SECTIONS
SKATE PARK
SOUND MAZE
STOP AND STARE
SECTIONS
WALKWAY
LIGHT TUNNEL
PERSPECTIVES
SIT “DOWN” AREA
ELEVATED WALKWAY MAZE
BLOOMING TUNNEL
PERSPECTIVES
ELEVATED WALKWAY
ZOOMIN
SketchesPlay[under]Ground Plan
Section 1
S1 S2
SLIDE
SLIDES
NET
CLIMBING NET
SWINGS
SWINGS
CLIMBINGSTRUCTURE
EXISTING
PLAYGROUND
ZIP LINE
ZOOMIN
Image References
Section 2
Play[under]Ground Plan
S1 S2
SLIDE
SLIDES
NET
CLIMBING NET
SWINGS
SWINGS
CLIMBINGSTRUCTURE
EXISTING
PLAYGROUND
ZIP LINE
ZOOMIN
Image ReferencesMood Image
Section 2
CONCLUSION
THANK YOU

Final Year Project

  • 1.
    [UNDER] BRIDGE SPACES THECASE OF YEREVAN [UNDER] BRIDGE Final Year Project | Kristelle Boulos | 06.05.14 American University of Beirut Faculty of Agriculture and Food Sciences Landscape Design and Ecosystem Management
  • 2.
    PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE Green Public Spacesin Beirut Road Network in Beirut Streets perceived as public spaces Mar Mikhael Downtown Hamra Manara Bourj Hammoud Ain Al Mreisseh Voids in the City Basta Bridge Elias El Hraoui Bridge Charles Helou Bridge Ring Bridge Cola Bridge El Wati Bridge
  • 3.
    PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE Green Public Spacesin Beirut Road Network in Beirut Voids in the City Basta Bridge Elias El Hraoui Bridge Charles Helou Bridge Ring Bridge Cola Bridge El Wati Bridge Streets perceived as public spaces Mar Mikhael Downtown Hamra Manara Bourj Hammoud Ain Al Mreisseh
  • 4.
    PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE Green Public Spacesin Beirut Road Network in Beirut Voids in the City Basta Bridge Elias El Hraoui Bridge Charles Helou Bridge Ring Bridge Cola Bridge El Wati Bridge Streets perceived as public spaces Mar Mikhael Downtown Hamra Manara Bourj Hammoud Ain Al Mreisseh
  • 5.
    PROBLEMISSUE|INFRASTRUCTUREASPUBLICSPACE Green Public Spacesin Beirut Road Network in Beirut Voids in the City Basta Bridge Elias El Hraoui Bridge Charles Helou Bridge Ring Bridge Cola Bridge El Wati Bridge Streets perceived as public spaces Mar Mikhael Downtown Hamra Manara Bourj Hammoud Ain Al Mreisseh
  • 6.
    Bridges in relationto Beirut (Administrative context) PROBLEMISSUE|BRIDGESDISTURBCOMMUNITIES Studied Bridges
  • 7.
    Bridges in relationto Beirut (Community context) PROBLEMISSUE|BRIDGESDISTURBCOMMUNITIES Charles Helou Ring Basta Yerevan El Wati Elias el Hraoui Cola
  • 8.
    VISION | Transformingunderbridge spaces into public spaces OBJECTIVES | Related to the Yerevan Bridge VISION,STRATEGYANDOBJECTIVES Creating a new public place Engaging infrastructure in the design
  • 9.
    VISION | Transformingunderbridge spaces into public spaces OBJECTIVES | Related to the Yerevan Bridge VISION,STRATEGYANDOBJECTIVES Creating a new public place Engaging infrastructure in the design
  • 10.
    ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY #1 •BASTA BRIDGE THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER 6.0 5.5 5.5 4.5 DISCRETE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SHOPS GROUNDFLOOR RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SHOPS GROUNDFLOOR BRIDGE INSECURITY STEEL BOX HEAVY NOISE Park Green Empty Lots Religious Shops Services Snacks/Restaurants Pedestrian circulation GROUNDFLOORUSE &PEDESTRIANACCESS VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [UNDERBRIDGE] VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [ONBRIDGE] UNDERBRIDGEUSE 200 m 200 m People Sitting Parked cars Army Tank People Standing
  • 11.
    ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY #2 •EL WATI BRIDGE THE LOCAL ATTRACTOR Green Empty Lots Industrial Entertainment Garages/Workshops Snacks/Restaurants 400m People Selling Parked cars Bus stop People Standing Pedestrian circulation GROUNDFLOORUSE &PEDESTRIANACCESS VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [UNDERBRIDGE] VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [ONBRIDGE] UNDERBRIDGEUSE 2.6 16.0 30.0 3.0 11.0 2.5-6 12.0 12.0 STRIP OF LIGHT DIVERSITY OF PEOPLE DYNAMIC INTERACTION EPHEMERAL BAD SMELL CLOSTROPHOBIC INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ROAD BRIDGE SOUK AL AHAD BRIDGE RIVER
  • 12.
    ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY #3 •CHARLES HELOU BRIDGE THE FORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB 43.0 10.0 DANGER HARASSMENT CLAUSTROPHOBIC UNFRESH AIR HOSTILITY HIGHWAY CHARLES HELOU STATION RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Green Empty Lots Industrial Residential Shops Snacks/Restaurants 650 m Pedestrian circulation People Sitting Parked cars People Standing People Selling GROUNDFLOORUSE &PEDESTRIANACCESS VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [UNDERBRIDGE] VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [ONBRIDGE] UNDERBRIDGEUSE
  • 13.
    ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY #4 •COLA BRIDGE THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB Green Empty Lots Institutions Residential Shops Snacks/Restaurants 450m Pedestrian circulation People Sitting Parked cars People Standing People Selling Bus stop Army tank GROUNDFLOORUSE &PEDESTRIANACCESS VEHICULARCIRCULATION [UNDERBRIDGE] VEHICULARCIRCULATION [ONBRIDGE] UNDERBRIDGEUSE 5.0 9.0 16.0 6.0 CHAOS HONKING MEETING POINT LANDMARK WELCOMING RESIDENTIAL BUILDING ROAD ROADBRIDGE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SHOPS GROUNDFLOOR
  • 14.
    ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY #5 •RING BRIDGE THE EMPTY TRANSIENT SPACE Green Empty Lots Construction Sites Religious Residential Services Snacks/Restaurants 300 m People Sitting Parked cars People Standing Bus stop Pedestrian circulation GROUNDFLOORUSE &PEDESTRIANACCESS VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [UNDERBRIDGE] VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [ONBRIDGE] UNDERBRIDGEUSE 28.0 5.010.0 NO MAN’S LAND DESERT OPENNESS SEPARATION PASSAGE INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ROAD BRIDGE BRIDGE
  • 15.
    28.0 EMPTINESS OPENNESS VEHICLE ISLAND RESTRICTIONS UNAPPRECIATED ROAD BRIDGEROAD ANALYSIS|BRIDGETYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY #6 • ELIAS EL HRAOUI BRIDGE THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE Green Empty Lots Planted Vegetation Shops Civic Buildings Pedestrian circulation GROUNDFLOORUSE &PEDESTRIANACCESS VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [UNDERBRIDGE] VEHICULAR CIRCULATION [ONBRIDGE] UNDERBRIDGEUSE
  • 16.
    ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES BOURJ HAMMOUD BEIRUTRIVER NABAA SIN ELFIL CHURCH SCHOOL SCHOOL ASHRAFIEH TYPOLOGY #4 THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER TYPOLOGY #6 THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE BOURJ HAMMOUD MUNICIPAL STADIUM MILITARY BASE FOOTBALL FIELD ELDERLY HOME SCHOOL BAUCHRIEH TYPOLOGY #3 THE FORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB TYPOLOGY #6 THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE TYPOLOGY #5 THE EMPTY TRANSIENT SPACE Yerevan key map & division of sub-typologies LOCATION MAP | Yerevan Bridge BLIND PEOPLE’S HOME Ashrafieh BEIRUT Bourj Hammoud YEREVAN BRIDGE Nabaa Sin El Fil
  • 17.
    #4 #1 #6 ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES RampResidential Building Residential Building Residential Building Residential Building StreetStreet StreetBridge Shop Green RoundaboutRoad Bridge Road TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER Informal Bus StopRoad Bridge Road TYPOLOGY #4 THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB TYPOLOGY #6 THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
  • 18.
    #4 #1 #6 ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES RampResidential Building Residential Building Residential Building Residential Building StreetStreet StreetBridge Shop Green RoundaboutRoad Bridge Road TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER Informal Bus StopRoad Bridge Road TYPOLOGY #4 THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB TYPOLOGY #6 THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
  • 19.
    #4 #1 #6 ANALYSIS|YEREVAN’SSUBTYPOLOGIES RampResidential Building Residential Building Residential Building Residential Building StreetStreet StreetBridge Shop Green RoundaboutRoad Bridge Road TYPOLOGY #1 THE COMMUNITY INTRUDER Informal Bus StopRoad Bridge Road TYPOLOGY #4 THE INFORMAL TRANSPORTATION HUB TYPOLOGY #6 THE GREEN UNUSED SPACE
  • 20.
    ANALYSIS LIGHT ANALYSISVERTICALITY ONBRIDGEUNDERBRIDGE BUILDING USE& GROUD FLOOR USE OBSERVATION & ANALYSIS Residential Commercial Institutions Green Open Spaces Construction Sites Vacant Lots ONBRIDGEUNDERBRIDGE PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION OBSERVATION & ANALYSIS Dense Pedestrian Traffic Scattered Pedestrian Traffic Bridge Pillars ONBRIDGEUNDERBRIDGE VEHICULAR CIRCULATION OBSERVATION & ANALYSIS Primary Vehicular Roads Secondary Vehicular Roads TO ASHRAFIEH TO BAUCHRIEH TO BOURJ HAMMOUD
  • 21.
    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CONCEPT TYPOLOGIES • Differentdesign typologies STANDARD DIMENSIONS REFERENCE IMAGESSITE SCALE CONCEPT • Hybrid Infrastructure System HYBRIDINFRASTRUCTURESYSTEM Composed of mixed character or parts. Basic physical s t r u c t u r e s needed for the operation of a society. A set of connected things or parts forming a complex whole, in particular. Enclosed Activities Disconnection from context Narrow Surrounding Connection to Context Walking Experience Crossings & Walkways
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    CASE STUDY •MFO PARK, ZURICH Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA Turenscape Character Identity & Coherence MATERIAL • Steel Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure. It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise. Grated Steel Steel Flooring Steel Wire Rope Steel chain LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.) Shade Tolerant Shade Intolerant CONCEPT
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    CASE STUDY •MFO PARK, ZURICH Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA Turenscape Character Identity & Coherence MATERIAL • Steel Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure. It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise. Grated Steel Steel Flooring Steel Wire Rope Steel chain LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.) Shade Tolerant Shade Intolerant CONCEPT
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    CASE STUDY •MFO PARK, ZURICH Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA Turenscape Character Identity & Coherence MATERIAL • Steel Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure. It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise. Grated Steel Steel Flooring Steel Wire Rope Steel chain LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.) Shade Tolerant Shade Intolerant CONCEPT
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    CASE STUDY •MFO PARK, ZURICH Raderschall Landschaftsarchitekten Ag + Burckhardt & Partner Ag CASE STUDY • RED RIBBON PARK, CHINA Turenscape Character Identity & Coherence MATERIAL • Steel Steel would contrast with the massive concrete structure. It is much lighter, weight wise as well as texture wise. Grated Steel Steel Flooring Steel Wire Rope Steel chain LIVING SYSTEM • Climbers Climbers would blend in perfectly with the overall “hybrid infrastructure system” by using the verticality of the infrastructure (climbing up, hanging down, wrapping structural elements,etc.) Shade Tolerant Shade Intolerant CONCEPT
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    MASTERPLAN Masterplan Overall Section Conceptual Model| Underbridge Intervention WALK IN BETWEEN BLOOMING TUNNEL PLAY[UNDER]GROUND SOUK SIT “DOWN” GREEN LINK LIGHT TUNNEL SKATE PARK WALK IN BETWEEN
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    PERSPECTIVES SIT “DOWN” AREA ELEVATEDWALKWAY MAZE BLOOMING TUNNEL
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    ZOOMIN SketchesPlay[under]Ground Plan Section 1 S1S2 SLIDE SLIDES NET CLIMBING NET SWINGS SWINGS CLIMBINGSTRUCTURE EXISTING PLAYGROUND ZIP LINE
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    ZOOMIN Image References Section 2 Play[under]GroundPlan S1 S2 SLIDE SLIDES NET CLIMBING NET SWINGS SWINGS CLIMBINGSTRUCTURE EXISTING PLAYGROUND ZIP LINE
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