This document discusses analyzing the spatial street network and urban traces around modernist boulevards in Bucharest through 3D modeling and other techniques. It explores determining study areas, analyzing building heights, street networks, urban blocks, and performing street syntax analysis. It also discusses generating 3D models and datascapes of buildings and urban traces, and using morphogenesis exercises and other methods to highlight cultural landmarks and the integration of boulevards into the urban landscape.

1. SPATIAL STREET
NETWORK AND URBAN
TRACES AROUND THE
MODERNIST BOULEVARD
IN BUCHAREST
Maria BOSTENARU DAN

2. Determining the study area
Marcel Janco buildings in the centre of Bucharest
and other landmarks

3. Height of buildings in the study area

4. Apartments

5. Street network in the study area

6. Urban blocks – and the remaining streets

7. Buildings in the urban blocks

8. Street Syntax analysis

9. Analysis result – the graph

10. Connections

11. Streets and buildings

12. 3D model of buildings

13. 3D datascape in Google Earth - height

14. 3D datascape on Google Earth – number of
apartments in residential buildings

15. Datascape – just the centroids

16. E-card.ro
http://www.e-cart.ro/asociatia/ro/noutati/Traseu_urban_M.Iancu.pdf
Marcel Janco urban trace with sketches of the
buildings

17. Urban trace in Como – one of the European
studies of similar typology

18. Landscape revival towards the integration of the Magheru-Balcescu
boulevards in the N-S green axis of Bucharest - ALTERNATIVE
MAGHERU
http://www.le-notre.org/
Alternative Magheru – USAMV

19. Urban trace of cultural buildings highlighted in the
CityEngine model on Google Earth

20. http://arhitectura-1906.ro/2012/07/marcel-iancu-si-alfabetul-sau-formal-un-
exercitiu-didactic-in-derulare-i/
Revista Arhitectura
Marcel Janco morphogenesis exercise

21. Our morphogenesis exercise – space feelings

22. Morphogenesis goal – landmarks in Lisbon

23. Mondrian painting here
http://www.wikipaintings.org/en/piet-mondrian/lozenge-composition-with-
red-gray-blue-yellow-and-black-1925
Our morphogenesis of De Stijl Modernist buildings
Piet Mondrian (1925):
Lozenge composition with
red, gray, blue, yellow and black

24. http://classconnection.s3.amazonaws.com/414/flashcards/785414/png/pict
ure11335648010472.png
Peter Eisenman – Morphogenesis method

25. Giuliani Frigerio house, Como, arch. Giuseppe
Terragni, 1940s – same procedure before Eisenman

26. Constructive logics and 3D printing in models

27. Kevin Lynch analysis
Urban analysis based on identifying landmarks

28. Zoom between different urban levels as alternative to
GIS layers – same scale for different levels of detail

29. Among public and private buildings in Nolli‘s plan

30. Digital Nolli plan
http://nolli.uoregon.edu/

31. http://www.grids-blog.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Sitte-
piazzas.jpg
Camillo Sitte – Nolli type analysis

32. Coltea area, from the GIS
From 3D photography to 2D sketch, similarly to the azulejos – starting
point of morphogenesis, as it expressed different space feelings

33. Identifying current landmarks on a historic plan of
the city – the use of streets

34. Urban trace as guided tour – former landmakrs on
current plan

35. Agent based modelling of the built substance consisting of common
buildings
Patrick Schumacher
Parametricism

36. 3D modelling through urban fractals
http://myriammahiques.blogspot.ro/2010/02/introducing-arch-cosmins-
work-on-urban.html
Chirvasie‘s work

37. Thank you!