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Nicholas Socrates
Nicholas Socrates

http://socratesarchitects.com Proposal for a new Tate Art Gallery in Bristol, on the harbourside on Spike Island, adjacent to the M-Shed on the Whapping Wharf site. Tate Bristol proposes to house the expanding Tate collection as well as a permanent Digital Art. collection.

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NICHOLAS SOCRATES TATE Bristol Technical Report MArch. UWE. 11031966. 2013
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3CONTENTS TATE BRISTOL Nicholas Socrates Technical Report
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5TATE BRISTOL
6 VIEW FROM THE PROMENADE (NEXT TO M-SHED)
77VIEW FROM THE HARBOUR
8 VIEW FROM THE PARK PLINTH
9VIEW FROM WITHIN ONE OF THE NORTH FACING GALLERIES
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11VISION
1212 VIEW FROM THE CAVE
13INFORMAL INSTALLATION / DIGITAL SPACE
14 VIEW FROM THE 4TH FLOOR LOOKING DOWN ON THE MAIN ATRIUM SPACE
15 North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. Top floor gallery with double height ceiling for large works and installations. North-East & North-West facing gallery. Internal gallery standard climate is maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. The yellow travellator takes visitors on a journey from a main ‘light’ gallery space, through the atrium, and arrives them immediately into the darkness of a main digital gallery. Effortlessly contrasting the visitors experience; keeping them awake, alert and excited. The public spaces and functions on the left and back of house operations, workshops, and artist studios on the right. Artists can be seen working if their internal blinds are open. On certain studio open days the entire gallery expands in size. Walking up the main public circulation ramp; parallel and adjacent to the externally surrounding ephemeral skin. Taking visitors on a journey; wrapping them around the extents of the building. For this ramp; it draws visitors through a main learning space and directly into the gallery. The circulation of the building is only clear one floor at a time to enhance the experience and discovery of the building. Tate Bristol has two levels, on the Eastern side, dedicated to Learning. These Learning Spaces have an abundance of public computers, which have installed the latest graphic and video software. Instead of having "hot desks" to rent office space in an isolated room, here we have communal spaces which are open, public and for all. Throughout the building experience there will be numerous informal installations. In almost seemingly random places, installations, sculptures, projections and performances will take place. The building's flexibility due to its openness and organisation of the permanant functions allows for this. After travelling through the building; taken on a journey through its galleries, the visitors finally arrive on the roof. On the roof exists the sculpture garden, where numerous installations and large works live. The roof is South facing and views of the harbour and the new city park are possible. 'The Cave' is a large circular space situated below the upper-ground level. This is a flexible industrial space which is used for digital art installations and non-commercial performances. A public space almost independent and hidden from the rest of the gallery. Tate Bristol’s main digital art space is on a colossal scale. This space houses a selection of Tate Bristol’s permanent digital collection. This particular room has a special emphasis on the artist Ryoji Ikeda. Ryoji Ikeda’s work quivers somewhere between electronic music, digital art, installation and performance. He uses raw materials both visual and sonic: using giant screens and huge speaker systems, Ikeda gives these hidden elements something approaching the scale and monumentality of industrial manufacturing processes. This balcony space acts as platform to view the main, double height, digital space below from a different perspective. Along this balcony various other digital installations exist. The sound elements overlap inherent in most digital art pieces, unlike ‘still’ works, functions more as an attractive and moody underscore. The total effect is often surprisingly emotional. The main atrium connects the Harbour to Cumberland Road. It is seen as a public street (and is surfaced in this way). In this space large scale installations and sculptures exist. From here the visitor has an immediate understanding of the building. The different coloured floors help orientate the visitor to understand which gallery and public function exist on which floor. The site of Tate Bristol on Spike Island will create a flow of visitors and provide an open anchor, an interior public space and a meeting place for pedestrians and they will become the city’s new icon, whilst addressing deficiencies in accessibility, adaptability and lack of space for creative enterprise. Tate Bristol will become a creative and cultural centre for the city. Tate Bristol will be the social and creative heart of the city, connecting people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. The entrance way from Cumberland road, which leads through to the public ramp / main atrium. It is surfaced in a hardwearing way (concrete). This is due to the amount of people passing through as a short-cut to the Harbour and also to emphasis that this is an extension to the public street. TATE BRISTOL: KEY INTERNAL SPACES
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17URBAN ENVIRONMENT
1818 SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Na pie rCo urt 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Ro win g Clu b Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Ho pe Co urt 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portla nd Court 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Do ckyard 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wapping 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 Jo hn Ca bo tCo urt 30 39 13 Pos t 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Res cue 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydraulic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Co urt TS Adventure 23 39 20 W es tbro ok eCou rt 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cottag es 26 37 Ho pe 15 18 Court 23 Mer ed ith Cou rt 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cottag e 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cu mb erlan d Perretts Court Merchants Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Landmark Co urt Museum The Quays Co urt 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Work shop s PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 Wes tgate 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 Byz antin e Court Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Bat hu rs tPar ad e MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House ASHM EAD W AY PLAC EGR EN VIL LE C U M BER LAN D R O AD BRU NSW ICK PLACE SM EATON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BR UN EL LO CK RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CAN AD A WAY GEF LE CLO SE GA SF ER RY RO AD SYDNEY ROW MA RD YKEFERR YRO AD CALEDONIAN ROAD HA NO VE RPLAC E CANADA W AY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMBERLA ND CLO SE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRESCENT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAND ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMB ERLAND RO AD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bo lla rd s Bo llar d Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bo llar ds Bo llards Bo llar ds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bo llar ds LB Tra vellin g Cran es Crane Bol Bolla rds Bolla rds Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bo llards Bols Cn Bol Bo lla rd s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Slop ing mas onry Mean High Water Mea n High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Lo w W ater Car Park Slopingmaso nry Slop ingmas onry SM Sloping maso nry Slo pin g ma son ry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Do ck Sta SM Chatham Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip way Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Slop ing mas on ry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Bal tic W ha rf Ba ltic Wha rf Car Park Slopin g maso nry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m W appin g Railw ay W harf Railw ay (disused) MP Wapping Railway Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wha rf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wha rf Buildings Paths Green Lanes N 1:5000 25 27 Sloping maso nry
1919 GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Nap ier Cou rt 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Row ing Club Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Hop eCou rt 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portla nd Cour t 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Doc kyar d 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wappin g 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 Joh nCab ot Cou rt 30 39 13 Post 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Rescu e 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydrau lic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Cou rt TS Adventure 23 39 20 We stb roo ke Cou rt 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cotta ges 26 37 Hop e 15 18 Court 23 Me red ith Co urt 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cotta ge 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cum berla nd Perret ts Court Mer chan ts Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Lan dma rk Cou rt Museum The Quays Cou rt 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Worksho ps PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 We stg ate 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 By za nti ne Co urt Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Ba thu rst Pa rad e MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House AS HM EA D WA Y PLAC EGRE NVIL LE CU MB ER LA ND RO AD BRUNS WICK PLACE SM EA TO N RO AD MC ADAM WAY BRU NEL LOC K RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CA NA DA WA Y GE FLE CLO SE GAS FER RY ROA D SYDN EY ROW MAR DYK EFER RY ROA D CALED ONIAN ROAD HAN OVE RPLA CE CA NA DA WA Y BRUNE L LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CU MB ER LA ND CL OS E ASHT ON AVEN UE CUMB ERLAN D ROAD AV ON CR ES CE NT NOVA SCO TIA PLAC E CUMB ERLA ND ROAD CALE DONI AN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUM BER LAN D ROA D Pier s (Sw ing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Boll ards Bolla rd Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bolla rds Bolla rds Bolla rds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bolla rds LB Trav elling Cran es Crane Bol Bollards Bollards Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bolla rds Bols Cn Bol Bol lard s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Sloping masonr y Mean High Water Mean High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Low Wat er Car Park Sloping masonry Sloping mason ry SM Sloping masonry Slopi ng maso nry Sub SS Gre at Bri tain Slipway SM El SM Gra ving Doc k Sta SM Cha tha m Wh arf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip wa y Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Slo ping mas onr y SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Ba ltic Wh arf Balt ic Wh arf Car Park Sloping masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m Wa pp ing Ra ilw ay Wh arf Railway (disused ) MP Wa ppi ng Railway Wh arf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prin ce's Wh arf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prin ce's Wh arf Buildings Paths Green Lanes N 1:5000 25 27 Sloping masonry ARoad MainRoads MinorRoads Lanes Paths Lanes BuildingsBuildings Lanes BackGardens RestrictedAreas RestrictedRoad SemiPublicPaths CaravanPark Green SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
2020 GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk ASHM EAD W AY PLAC EGR EN VIL LE C U M BER LAN D R O AD BRU NSW ICK PLACE SM EATON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BR UN EL LO CK RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CAN AD A WAY GEF LE CLO SE GA SF ER RY RO AD SYDNEY ROW MA RD YKEFERR YRO AD CALEDONIAN ROAD HA NO VE RPLAC E CANADA W AY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMBERLA ND CLO SE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRESCENT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAND ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMB ERLAND RO AD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bo lla rd s Bo llar d Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bo llar ds C C Bo llards Bo llar ds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bo llar ds LB Tra vellin g Cran es Crane Bol Bolla rds Bolla rds Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bo llards Bols Cn Bol Bo lla rd s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Slop ing mas onry Mean High Water Mea n High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Lo w W ater Car Park Slopingmaso nry Slop ingmas onry SM Sloping maso nry Slo pin g ma son ry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Do ck Sta SM Chatham Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip way Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Slop ing mas on ry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Bal tic W ha rf Ba ltic Wha rf Car Park Slopin g maso nry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m W appin g Railw ay W harf Railw ay (disused) MP Wapping Railway Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wha rf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wha rf Sloping maso nry GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk ASHM EAD W AY PLAC EGR EN VIL LE C U M BER LAN D R O AD BRU NSW ICK PLACE SM EATON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BR UN EL LO CK RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CAN AD A WAY GEF LE CLO SE GA SF ER RY RO AD SYDNEY ROW MA RD YKEFERR YRO AD CALEDONIAN ROAD HA NO VE RPLAC E CANADA W AY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMBERLA ND CLO SE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRESCENT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAND ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMB ERLAND RO AD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bo lla rd s Bo llar d Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bo llar ds C C Bo llards Bo llar ds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bo llar ds LB Tra vellin g Cran es Crane Bol Bolla rds Bolla rds Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bo llards Bols Cn Bol Bo lla rd s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Slop ing mas onry Mean High Water Mea n High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Lo w W ater Car Park Slopingmaso nry Slop ingmas onry SM Sloping maso nry Slo pin g ma son ry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Do ck Sta SM Chatham Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip way Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Slop ing mas on ry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Bal tic W ha rf Ba ltic Wha rf Car Park Slopin g masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m W appin g Railw ay W harf Railw ay (disused) MP Wapping Railway Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wha rf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wha rf Sloping maso nry SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: FREEDOM AND CONTROL
2121SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: FREEDOM AND CONTROL GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Napier Court 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Rowing Club Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Hope Court 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portland Court 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Dockyard 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wapping 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 John Cabot Court 30 39 13 Post 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Rescue 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydraulic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Court TS Adventure 23 39 20 Westbro oke Court 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cottages 26 37 Hope 15 18 Court 23 Mered ith Court 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cottage 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cumberla nd Perretts Court Merchant s Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Landmar k Court Museum The Quays Court 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Workshops PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 Westga te 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 Byzan tine Court Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Bathur st Parade MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House ASHM EAD WAY PLACE GRENVILL E CUM BERL AND ROAD BRUNSWICK PLACE SMEA TON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BRUNE L LOCK ROAD CUMBERLAND ROAD CANAD A WAY GEFLE CLOSE GASFER RY ROAD SYDNEY ROW MARDYKE FERRY ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD HANOVE RPLACE CANA DA WAY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMB ERLAN D CLOSE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRE SCE NT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAN D ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMBERL AND ROAD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bollards Bollard Bollards Chy Jetty Bollards Bollards Bollards Bollards Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bollards LB Travelling Cranes Crane Bol Bollards Bollards Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bollards Bols Cn Bol Bollards Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Sloping masonry Mean High Water Mean High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mean Low Water Car Park Sloping masonry Sloping masonry SM Sloping masonry Sloping masonry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Dock Sta SM Chatha m Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slipwa y Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Sloping masonry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Baltic Wharf Baltic Wharf Car Park Sloping masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m Wapp ing Railwa y Wharf Railway (disused) MP Wappi ng Railwa y Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wharf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wharf Buildings Paths Green LanesLanes Buildings Green PathsPaths Buildings Lanes Paths Lanes GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Napier Court 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Rowing Club Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Hope Court 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portland Court 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Dockyard 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wapping 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 John Cabot Court 30 39 13 Post 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Rescue 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydraulic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Court TS Adventure 23 39 20 Westbro oke Court 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cottages 26 37 Hope 15 18 Court 23 Mered ith Court 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cottage 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cumberla nd Perretts Court Merchant s Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Landmar k Court Museum The Quays Court 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Workshops PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 Westga te 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 Byzan tine Court Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Bathur st Parade MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House ASHM EAD WAY PLACE GRENVILL E CUM BERL AND ROAD BRUNSWICK PLACE SMEA TON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BRUNE L LOCK ROAD CUMBERLAND ROAD CANAD A WAY GEFLE CLOSE GASFER RY ROAD SYDNEY ROW MARDYKE FERRY ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD HANOVE RPLACE CANA DA WAY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMB ERLAN D CLOSE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRE SCE NT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAN D ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMBERL AND ROAD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bollards Bollard Bollards Chy Jetty Bollards Bollards Bollards Bollards Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bollards LB Travelling Cranes Crane Bol Bollards Bollards Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bollards Bols Cn Bol Bollards Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Sloping masonry Mean High Water Mean High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mean Low Water Car Park Sloping masonry Sloping masonry SM Sloping masonry Sloping masonry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Dock Sta SM Chatha m Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slipwa y Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Sloping masonry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Baltic Wharf Baltic Wharf Car Park Sloping masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m Wapp ing Railwa y Wharf Railway (disused) MP Wappi ng Railwa y Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wharf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wharf Buildings Paths Green Lanes N 1:5000 N 1:5000 25 27 Sloping masonry 25 27 Sloping masonry
22 City Dock Conservation Area SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
23 Plumley & Ashmead’s Plan, 1828(© Bristol museum & Art gallery) SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
24 SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
25SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
26 47 45 (C ouncilOffice) 6 14.3m CORONATION ROAD 48 Zion House 13.4m Depot 1 7 2 65 22 24 LB 22a 20.7m 2 4 1 66 3 30 19 QueenQuay 37to41 PRINCESTREET 9.4m Multistorey 21 56 (King William 111) Jurys Hotel 16 15 33 45 Posts 10.1m Car Park Statue Pero's Bridge Bank 1to14 55 35 3 8.5m 20 MILL AVENUE KentHo QUEENSQUARE MIDDLE AVENUE FARR'S LANE 18 14 17 51 QUEENSQUARE Anchor Square Anchor Lane PH 9.4m CANON'SROAD Hotel CANONSWAY 10 Bollards 33to35 PH Dam Sloping masonry 10.4m 1 Museum TrinMills 40 NARROWQUAY 1 9.1m BushHouse Floating Harbour Bol WELSHBACK 17.1m SM Bol Bol Car Park JUBILEEPLACE PH Caves WAPPINGROAD Mud Dock 9.1m 1 18 42 Sloping masonry 21 Cn Bollards (Swing) Bols 1 17.1m Wapping Railway Wharf Cn 1 2 House Ostrich Youth Hostel Daubeny 8 Redcliffe Bridge PH Home 13 Inn CORONATION ROAD 27 57 14 1 to 6 Redcliff 4 SM Velindra (Draw) 42 9.1m SP Bol General Hospital Cn 6 8.8m 41 Francombe House BathurstLock Sloping masonry 1 Bols GUINEA STREET LB 30 Bollards Floating Harbour (PH) Redcliffe 17 AlfredPlace Bol THE GROVE 2 64 (disused) Merchants Quay 2 5 Cn DRAYCOTPLACE Bol 40 59 Bristol 36 1 Bol QUEEN SQUARE 19 BPP House 6 to 12 Sloping masonry Bol Cn Bol Court Bol (PH) 2 18 Royal Oak GROVEAVENUE 1 to 5 Bol Fountain 9.4m 5 14 SM Bol CHALLONER COURT Bollards 9.4m (Art Centre) 4 El Sub Sta 9.8m 43to45 Bol 18 10.7m El Sub Sta Bathurst Wharf CLIFTPLACE 10 SM Car Park Posts Marina Bol Byzantin e Court SM 12.5m Bol 39 TCB 40 44 Bollards Museum 3to8 38 Bathurst Basin COMMERCIAL ROAD LOWERGUINEASTREET 4 Cottage Cn 13 10.7m Sloping masonry 9 CUMBERLAND ROAD FB Merrick Court SM Bollards 7 1 to 16 (Swing) Cn Sloping masonry 7 Bollards 70 SM Cn PRINCESTREET 3 Playground 2 (PH) 8.5m Bol BAROSSA PLACE Shakespeare REDCLIFFE PARADE WEST Cave Bollards Car Park 2 BathurstParade 1 to 74 MerchantsHouse Marina Swing-bridge Cn Bols Depot 12 Cn Arnolfini Cn Bols Sailors' 3 Bollards Bol Prince's Wharf Bollards Cn Bol Phoenix Wharf 9 14.9m Cumberland 13.7m Wapping Railway Wharf WESTEND 28 32 1 OSBORNEROAD Perretts Court 2 Merchants Row Outfalls SM 2467 Canons House 49 El Sub Sta 86 SM 37 100 3 1 ALLINGTON ROAD CUMBERLAND ROAD 83 LANE 30a 14 to 49 35 Sloping masonry PCs Landmark Court 23 TCBs 1 18.6m 63 SM PH 73 Museum The Quays 14.9m SM 88 Court 1 1 to 30 Bollards El Sub Sta Prince's Wharf CORONATION ROAD SM 15.2m 78 36 TCBs 120 Gaol Ferry Bridge 81 3 LB DEAN 1 Travelling Cranes SM Car Park 16 30 Surgery Floating Harbour 14.9m 113 Crane Bollards 87 72 Bol Old Jail Workshops Bol Bollards ISLINGTON PC Bollards ROAD SM 1 to 12 3 80 Hannover Quay 107 94 Path 5 14.0m 66 SM 1 to 40 CALEDONIAN ROAD Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise Car Park CrosbyHouse The Marchioness Bullding 28a Posts 26 18 2224 468 26 EXPLORELANE Waverley Ho CANONS WAY EXPLORELANE Balmoral Ho CATHEDRALWALK Albany Buildings CCLW Boro Const and Ward Bdy HARBOURWAY BELL AVENUE 62 66 CANON'S MARSH Queen Square Apartments 1 to 29 22 24 Anchor Point LB The Crescent Boro Const & Ward Bdy CCLW 48 MILLENNIUM PROMENADE 1 HANNOVER QUAY Gas Governor Sub Sta El 1 to 49 Quay Point ESS The Villa 2 3 1 4 48 The Pavilion LIME KILN ROAD 76 Prince's Hall 47 43to51 Prince Street Bridge (PH) Hole in the Wall Tavern ROYAL OAK AVENUE LB Warehouse Architecture Centre 32 Warehouse City of Bristol College Sluice Crane 53 Jubilee House 32a 30d 1 COLLEGE SQUARE SOUTH Millennium Square AT BRISTOL Millennium Square 32b SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: ZOOMING IN TO THE WAPPING WHARF VACCANT SITE
27 Bollards Dam Sloping masonry 1 Museum TrinMills 9.1m Bol SM Bol Car Park PH WAPPINGROAD Sloping masonry 21 Cn Bollards (Swing) Bols 1 17.1m Wapping Railway Wharf Cn 1 2 Ostrich Daubeny 8 13 Inn CORONATION ROAD 1 to 6 Redcliff 4 SM 9.1m Bol General Hospital Cn BathurstLock 1 (PH)17 Bol 2 (disused) Merchants Quay Cn DRAYCOTPLACE Bol Bristol 1 6 to 12 Sloping masonry Bol Cn Bol Court Bol 18 1 to 5 9.4m 5 SM Bol CHALLONER COURT Bollards 9.4m Bol 18 10.7m El Sub Sta Bathurst Wharf CLIFTPLACE 10 Posts Byzantine Court SM 12.5m Museum Bathurst Basin COMMERCIAL ROAD LOWERGUINEASTREET 4 Cottage Cn 13 10.7m Sloping masonry CUMBERLAND ROAD FB Merrick Court SM 7 1 to 16 (Swing) Cn 7 Bollards Bol Bollards BathurstParade MerchantsHouse Marina Swing-bridge Bols Depot 12 Cn Bols Prince's Wharf Bollards Cn 14.9m WESTEND 1 OSBORNEROAD Perretts Court El Sub Sta SM 3 CUMBERLAND ROAD 83 LANE 14 to 49 Sloping masonry SM 73 Museum The Quays 1 to 30 Prince's Wharf ORONATION ROAD SM 15.2m 78 TCBs Gaol Ferry Bridge DEAN Travelling Cranes Car Park Harbour Crane 87 Bol Old Jail Workshops Bol Bollards Bollards SM 1 to 12 Hannover Quay 14.0m Car Park The Marchioness Bullding CCLW Boro Const and Ward Bdy Boro Const & Ward Bdy CCLW The Pavilion 76 Prince Street Bridge Sluice Jubilee House SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: ZOOMING IN TO THE WAPPING WHARF VACCANT SITE
28 TATE BRISTOL PROPOSAL, MASTERPLAN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
2929TATE BRISTOL INITIAL SKETCHES AND IDEAS
30 TATE BRISTOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
31LONG & SHORT SECTION 1:500 16 16 15 15 14 14 13 13 12 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 7.249 7.249 7.249 7.249 8.082 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 6.408 G G F F E E D D C C B B A A 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800
32 TATE BRISTOL: CONCEPT DIAGRAMS
33TATE BRISTOL: PROPOSED WAPPING WHARF MASTERPLAN, SPIKE ISLAND
34 TATE BRISTOL & SURROUNDING WAPPING WHARF SITE: GROUND FLOOR 1:1000 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 15x0.172=2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.113 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 K J I H G F E D C B A 0 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3.48% 6.73% 6.73% Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 109 .20 0 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE 9.4m CHALLONER COURT 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m CUMBERLAND ROAD 12.5m 10.7m 9.4m 9.4m Void Above Storage under ramp Storage under ramp Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 3.28 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 H: 3.28 m Exhibtion Cave 2 021 A: 99.879 m2 H: 3.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 129.778 m2 H: 7.28 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 193.226 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Cafe & Coffee 014 A: 217.103 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 104.194 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 51.613 m2 H: 7.28 m Parking 1 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 2 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 3 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 4 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 5 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 6 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 7 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 8 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 9 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 10 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 11 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 12 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 13 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 14 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 15 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 16 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 17 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 18 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 31 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 32 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 33 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 34 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 35 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 36 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 48 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 49 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 50 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 51 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 52 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 53 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 54 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 55 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 56 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 57 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 58 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 59 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 60 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 61 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 62 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 63 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 64 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 65 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 79 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 80 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 81 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 82 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 83 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 84 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 85 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 86 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 87 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 88 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 89 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 90 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 91 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 92 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 93 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 94 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 95 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 96 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 97 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 98 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 99 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 100 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 101 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 114 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 115 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 116 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 117 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 118 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 119 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 120 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 121 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 122 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 124 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 125 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 127 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 128 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Parking 129 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 49.855 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-7.2m 012 A: 158.159 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 108.768 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 230.717 m2 H: 3.28 m The Cave / Performance & Instal 021 A: 562.664 m2 H: 3.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.030 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Circulation 015 A: 110.692 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium 021 A: 299.996 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant Kitchen and Store 025 A: 72.363 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 3.28 m Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 112 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 113 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Auditorium Store & Prep Space 021 A: 49.026 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium Stage 021 A: 82.184 m2 H: 3.28 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 8.866 m2 H: 4.00 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 concrete floor H: 4.00 m Depot H-2.2m 008 A: 159.698 m2 H: 2.50 m Deep Storage H-2m 010 A: 155.511 m2 H: 1.60 m Public Street / Ramp 018 A: 785.695 m2 H: 0.00 m 5.77% 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x0.1 56 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 21 x0.1 56 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 296.765 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Book & Print Shop 012 A: 179.244 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 140.292 m2 H: 3.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 245.145 m2 H: 7.28 m
35TATE BRISTOL: EXTERIOR PUBLIC SPACES
37PROPOSED MASTERPLAN
38 THE LIBRARY OF BRISTOL: INTEGRAL TO THE PROPOSED MASTERPLAN
39TATE BRISTOL
40 GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:500, KEY AND 3D ZONING Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C The drawing Do not scale this drawing - use dimensions only - all dimensions to be checked and Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C The drawing Do not scale this drawing - use dimensions only - all dimensions to be checked and
41TATE BRISTOL FLOOR PLANS PLANS: GF - 5TH FLOOR - 1:1000 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 15x0.172=2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.113 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3.48% 6.73% 6.73% Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Void Above Storage under ramp Storage under ramp Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 3.28 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 H: 3.28 m Exhibtion Cave 2 021 A: 99.879 m2 H: 3.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 129.778 m2 H: 7.28 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 193.226 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Cafe & Coffee 014 A: 217.103 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 104.194 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 51.613 m2 H: 7.28 m Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 114 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 115 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 116 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 117 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 118 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 119 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 120 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 121 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 122 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 124 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 125 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 127 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 128 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 49.855 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-7.2m 012 A: 158.159 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 108.768 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 230.717 m2 H: 3.28 m The Cave / Performance & Instal 021 A: 562.664 m2 H: 3.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.030 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Circulation 015 A: 110.692 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium 021 A: 299.996 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant Kitchen and Store 025 A: 72.363 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 3.28 m Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Auditorium Store & Prep Space 021 A: 49.026 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium Stage 021 A: 82.184 m2 H: 3.28 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 8.866 m2 H: 4.00 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 concrete floor H: 4.00 m Depot H-2.2m 008 A: 159.698 m2 H: 2.50 m Deep Storage H-2m 010 A: 155.511 m2 H: 1.60 m Public Street / Ramp 018 A: 785.695 m2 H: 0.00 m 5.77% 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 296.765 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Book & Print Shop 012 A: 179.244 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 140.292 m2 H: 3.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 245.145 m2 H: 7.28 m 22x0.164=3.600 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15x0.172=2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.113 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6.73% 6.73% 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 False inclining ceiling Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Security 014 A: 80.095 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Reception & Ticket Sales 014 A: 104.804 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Space & Entrance Area 015 A: 621.885 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Cloakroom 021 A: 31.154 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant UG Corridor 021 A: 56.689 m2 H: 4.00 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 103.616 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 52.998 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 159.324 m2 H: 7.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 96.365 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 111.685 m2 H: 7.28 m Exhibtion Equiptment Storage 025 A: 90.692 m2 H: 4.00 m Meeting Place & Chill Out Zone 021 A: 337.331 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Cor / Staff Enterance 017 A: 36.215 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Cafe & Resturant (seating) 014 A: 317.785 m2 H: 7.28 m Performace Space "The Cave" 022 A: 151.988 m2 H: 7.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Cave 2 Gallery (void below) 022 A: 20.274 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 104.848 m2 H: 3.28 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 87.192 m2 H: 3.28 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 H: 4.00 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 50.914 m2 H: 7.28 m 5.77% 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 25 x 0.160 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Public Street / Ramp 016 A: 1,097.911 m2 H: 0.00 m Tate Shop 012 A: 178.237 m2 H: 7.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 244.824 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor 017 A: 74.523 m2 H: 7.28 m 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 9.37% 9.75 % Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 1,225.129 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 65.211 m2 H: 4.00 m Dark Gallery 023 A: 925.353 m2 H: 8.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 746.636 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Prep Space & Store 025 A: 215.195 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Offices 014 A: 284.707 m2 H: 7.28 m Metal Workshop 022 A: 276.785 m2 H: 3.28 m Wood Workshop 023 A: 358.548 m2 H: 3.28 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 0.704 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 61.450 m2 H: 4.00 m 25 x 0.160 = 4.000 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 9.37% 9.75 % Sessel 0 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Void Above Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Studios Corridor 021 A: 82.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Transport Corridor 021 A: 36.470 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 731.652 m2 H: 4.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 613.695 m2 H: 4.00 m Studios 020 A: 575.250 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Prep Space & Store 025 A: 214.167 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 66.380 m2 H: 4.00 m Learing Space 022 A: 557.376 m2 H: 8.00 m Balcony / Long Installation 023 A: 135.535 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.061 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Dark Gallery 024 A: 849.269 m2 H: 8.00 m Ramp 025 A: 99.018 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 028 A: 373.771 m2 H: 2.00 m 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 9.50% 9.75 % Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Paid for Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 597.024 m2 H: 4.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 731.824 m2 H: 4.00 m Studios 020 A: 575.208 m2 H: 4.00 m Studios Corridor 021 A: 83.922 m2 H: 4.00 m Studio Storage 025 A: 215.260 m2 H: 4.00 m Learning Space 021 A: 658.835 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 64.912 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.058 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.245 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Dark Gallery 024 A: 997.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Cupboard 022 A: 15.674 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 023 A: 1.125 m2 H: 3.28 m Studios Corridor 021 A: 37.349 m2 H: 4.00 m 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Plant & Out of Bounds 024 A: 254.728 m2 <floor type> H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 1,696.934 m2 H: 4.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 343.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Service Lift 024 A: 21.403 m2 <floor type> H: 4.00 m Public Sculpture Garden 025 A: 2,297.528 m2 <floor type> H: 4.00 m Wind Break 024 A: 77.187 m2 H: 4.00 m Ramp 025 A: 44.497 m2 H: 4.00 m 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4
42 GROUND FLOOR: 1:500 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 15x0.172=2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.1 13 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 I H G F E D 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3.48% 6.73% 6.73% Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 109.200 10.200 10.200 10.200 10.200 12.5m12.5m Void Above Storage under ramp Storage under ramp Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 3.28 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 H: 3.28 m Exhibtion Cave 2 021 A: 99.879 m2 H: 3.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 129.778 m2 H: 7.28 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 193.226 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Cafe & Coffee 014 A: 217.103 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 104.194 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 51.613 m2 H: 7.28 m A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 8 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 9 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 10 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 11 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 12 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 13 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 14 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 15 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 16 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 17 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 18 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 31 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 48 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 49 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 50 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 51 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 52 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 53 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 54 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 55 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 56 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 57 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 58 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 59 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 60 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 61 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 62 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 63 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 64 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 65 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 79 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 80 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 81 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 82 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 83 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 84 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 85 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 86 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 87 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 88 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 89 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 90 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 91 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 92 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 93 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 94 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 95 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 96 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 97 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 98 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 99 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 100 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 101 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 114 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 115 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 116 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 117 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 118 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 119 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 120 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 121 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 122 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 124 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 125 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 127 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 128 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Parking 129 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 49.855 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-7.2m 012 A: 158.159 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 108.768 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 230.717 m2 H: 3.28 m The Cave / Performance & Instal 021 A: 562.664 m2 H: 3.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.030 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Circulation 015 A: 110.692 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium 021 A: 299.996 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant Kitchen and Store 025 A: 72.363 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 3.28 m Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 112 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 113 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Auditorium Store & Prep Space 021 A: 49.026 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium Stage 021 A: 82.184 m2 H: 3.28 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 8.866 m2 H: 4.00 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 concrete floor H: 4.00 m Depot H-2.2m 008 A: 159.698 m2 H: 2.50 m Deep Storage H-2m 010 A: 155.511 m2 H: 1.60 m Public Street / Ramp 018 A: 785.695 m2 H: 0.00 m 5.77% 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21x0.156= 3.280 1 2 3 4 21x0.156= 3.280 1 2 3 4 Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 296.765 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Book & Print Shop 012 A: 179.244 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 140.292 m2 H: 3.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 245.145 m2 H: 7.28 m
43UPPER GROUND FLOOR: 1:500 22x0.164=3.600 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15x0.172=2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.1 13 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6.73% 6.73% 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 False inclining ceiling Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Security 014 A: 80.095 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Reception & Ticket Sales 014 A: 104.804 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Space & Entrance Area 015 A: 621.885 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Cloakroom 021 A: 31.154 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant UG Corridor 021 A: 56.689 m2 H: 4.00 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 103.616 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 52.998 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 159.324 m2 H: 7.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 96.365 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 111.685 m2 H: 7.28 m Exhibtion Equiptment Storage 025 A: 90.692 m2 H: 4.00 m Meeting Place & Chill Out Zone 021 A: 337.331 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Cor / Staff Enterance 017 A: 36.215 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Cafe & Resturant (seating) 014 A: 317.785 m2 H: 7.28 m Performace Space "The Cave" 022 A: 151.988 m2 H: 7.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Cave 2 Gallery (void below) 022 A: 20.274 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 104.848 m2 H: 3.28 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 87.192 m2 H: 3.28 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 H: 4.00 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 50.914 m2 H: 7.28 m 5.77% 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 25 x 0.160 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Public Street / Ramp 016 A: 1,097.911 m2 H: 0.00 m Tate Shop 012 A: 178.237 m2 H: 7.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 244.824 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor 017 A: 74.523 m2 H: 7.28 m
4444 ZONES / GIFA M2 - LISTED BY STORY LEVEL
4545TATE BRISTOL INITIAL ZONING
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47KEY TECHNICAL ISSUES
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49ARCHIVES ADJACENCIES DIAGRAM
50 GALLERY ADJACENCIES DIAGRAM
51MAIN ENTRANCE & FOYER ADJACENCIES DIAGRAM
52 ICT INFRASTRUCTURE ADJACENCIES DIAGRAM
53AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL DIAGRAM
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55PUBLIC AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL
56 PUBLIC AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL
57PUBLIC AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL
58 TATE BRISTOL PUBLIC AREAS: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store
59TATE BRISTOL PUBLIC AREAS: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS
60 COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository
61COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS
62 6
63FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE)
64 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE)
65FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE)
66 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE) Wheely Bins & Waste Collection Private Enterance for Service Trucks and Lorries Loading Bay Equiptment & Packing Storage Photographic Documentation of all incoming and outgoing art work (for insurance purposes) Sorting & Catalogue Depot Circulation Service Lift Isolated Storage (end of ventilation route for fumes out) Clean Storage (for delicate and fagile items) Art Depository Art Depository Storage for Gallery Items (Under ramp / Low Ceiling
67LOADING BAY, ART HANDLING TO ART DEPOT PROCESS: DIAGRAM Wheely Bins & Waste Collection Private Enterance for Service Trucks and Lorries Loading Bay Equiptment & Packing Storage Photographic Documentation of all incoming and outgoing art work (for insurance purposes) Sorting & Catalogue Depot Circulation Service Lift Isolated Storage (end of ventilation route for fumes out) Clean Storage (for delicate and fagile items) Art Depository Art Depository Storage for Gallery Items (Under ramp / Low Ceiling
68 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE) GIFA / M2 REQUIREMENTS 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository
69FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE) GIFA / M2
70 COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository
71COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS
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73STRATEGIES
74 STRATEGIES
75STRATEGIES
76 TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
77TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
78 TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
79TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
80 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom Landscape 001 10-04-2013 FINALA2 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawingsLandscape 001 1:30 Concept Design Landscape 001 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS 1:50
81 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom Landscape 002 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawingsLandscape 002 1:50 Concept Design Landscape 002 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS 1:50
82 TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL TECHNICAL DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
83 005010 20 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 110 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings110 1:50 Concept Design 110 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:50
84 TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:100 & 1:20 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 108 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings108 1:50 Concept Design 108 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol
85 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 108 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings108 1:50 Concept Design 108 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:50
86 TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DETAIL 1:20
8787 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 111 10-04-2013 FINALA2 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings111 1:20 Concept Design 111 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:30
88 1:10
89891:10
90 1:10
911:10
102 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom Landscape 001 10-04-2013 FINALA2 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawingsLandscape 001 1:30 Concept Design Landscape 001 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: MATERIALIZATION: NATURAL STONE CLADDING
103TATE BRISTOL: MATERIALIZATION: NATURAL STONE CLADDING
104 MATERIALIZATION
105TATE BRISTOL: MATERIALIZATION: HIGH PERFORMANCE FACADE
106 TATE BRISTOL: SIGNAGE & WAY-FINDING FOR DARKENED GALLERY AREAS
107TATE BRISTOL: SIGNAGE & WAY-FINDING
108 TATE BRISTOL PROPOSAL, FUNCTIONAL STACKING
109 North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. Top floor gallery with double height ceiling for large works and installations. North-East & North-West facing gallery. Internal gallery standard climate is maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. The yellow travellator takes visitors on a journey from a main ‘light’ gallery space, through the atrium, and arrives them immediately into the darkness of a main digital gallery. Effortlessly contrasting the visitors experience; keeping them awake, alert and excited. The public spaces and functions on the left and back of house operations, workshops, and artist studios on the right. Artists can be seen working if their internal blinds are open. On certain studio open days the entire gallery expands in size. Walking up the main public circulation ramp; parallel and adjacent to the externally surrounding ephemeral skin. Taking visitors on a journey; wrapping them around the extents of the building. For this ramp; it draws visitors through a main learning space and directly into the gallery. The circulation of the building is only clear one floor at a time to enhance the experience and discovery of the building. Tate Bristol has two levels, on the Eastern side, dedicated to Learning. These Learning Spaces have an abundance of public computers, which have installed the latest graphic and video software. Instead of having "hot desks" to rent office space in an isolated room, here we have communal spaces which are open, public and for all. Throughout the building experience there will be numerous informal installations. In almost seemingly random places, installations, sculptures, projections and performances will take place. The building's flexibility due to its openness and organisation of the permanant functions allows for this. After travelling through the building; taken on a journey through its galleries, the visitors finally arrive on the roof. On the roof exists the sculpture garden, where numerous installations and large works live. The roof is South facing and views of the harbour and the new city park are possible. 'The Cave' is a large circular space situated below the upper-ground level. This is a flexible industrial space which is used for digital art installations and non-commercial performances. A public space almost independent and hidden from the rest of the gallery. Tate Bristol’s main digital art space is on a colossal scale. This space houses a selection of Tate Bristol’s permanent digital collection. This particular room has a special emphasis on the artist Ryoji Ikeda. Ryoji Ikeda’s work quivers somewhere between electronic music, digital art, installation and performance. He uses raw materials both visual and sonic: using giant screens and huge speaker systems, Ikeda gives these hidden elements something approaching the scale and monumentality of industrial manufacturing processes. This balcony space acts as platform to view the main, double height, digital space below from a different perspective. Along this balcony various other digital installations exist. The sound elements overlap inherent in most digital art pieces, unlike ‘still’ works, functions more as an attractive and moody underscore. The total effect is often surprisingly emotional. The main atrium connects the Harbour to Cumberland Road. It is seen as a public street (and is surfaced in this way). In this space large scale installations and sculptures exist. From here the visitor has an immediate understanding of the building. The different coloured floors help orientate the visitor to understand which gallery and public function exist on which floor. The site of Tate Bristol on Spike Island will create a flow of visitors and provide an open anchor, an interior public space and a meeting place for pedestrians and they will become the city’s new icon, whilst addressing deficiencies in accessibility, adaptability and lack of space for creative enterprise. Tate Bristol will become a creative and cultural centre for the city. Tate Bristol will be the social and creative heart of the city, connecting people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. The entrance way from Cumberland road, which leads through to the public ramp / main atrium. It is surfaced in a hardwearing way (concrete). This is due to the amount of people passing through as a short-cut to the Harbour and also to emphasis that this is an extension to the public street. TATE BRISTOL: KEY INTERNAL SPACES
110 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository TATE BRISTOL: COSTING. TOTAL CONTRACT SUM = £89.9M
111TATE BRISTOL: COSTING. TOTAL CONTRACT SUM = £89.9M
112 BACK OF HOUSE ACCESS & 24 HOUR STUDIO ACCESS Shared Studio Space 1 Shared Studio Space 2 Shared Studio Space 3 Shared Studio Space 4 24 Hour Access to Studios (During Public Gallery ‘Lock-Down’) Exit / Entrance Shared Studio Space 1 Shared Studio Space 2 Shared Studio Space 3 Shared Studio Space 4 24 Hour Access to Studios (During Public Gallery ‘Lock-Down’) Exit / Entrance Fire Exit DistancesFire Exit Distances Fire Exit & Back of HouseFire Exit & Back of House Staff Entrance/ Exitsff Entrance/ Exitsff
113BACK OF HOUSE ART HANDLING PROCESS & FUNCTIONS Wheely Bins & Waste Collection Private Enterance for Service Trucks and Lorries Loading Bay Equiptment & Packing Storage Photographic Documentation of all incoming and outgoing art work (for insurance purposes) Sorting & Catalogue Depot Circulation Service Lift Isolated Storage (end of ventilation route for fumes out) Clean Storage (for delicate and fagile items) Art Depository Art Depository Storage for Gallery Items (Under ramp / Low Ceiling
114 AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP) 100m Aquifer Heat Pump AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (Ground Source Heating & Colling System) OPEN LOOP SYSTEMP Ground water is extracted from and returned to a suitable aquifer below the site Output is dependant on how much water can be extracted More efficient than closed loop systems, so less boreholes are needed Generally more cost effective than closed loop systems Can use cooling effect of groundwa- ter without running heat pump
115AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP) Aquifer Heat Pump AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (Ground Source Heating & Colling System) OPEN LOOP SYSTEMP Ground water is extracted from and returned to a suitable aquifer below the site Output is dependant on how much water can be extracted More efficient than closed loop systems, so less boreholes are needed Generally more cost effective than closed loop systems Can use cooling effect of groundwa- ter without running heat pump
116 TATE BRISTOL’S DRAINAGE / MICRO WATER CYCLE Waste Out Rain Water Re-Use for Sinks and Washing Grey Water from Taps to Flush Toilets Rain Water Collection Grey Water Re-Use for Flushing MICRO WATER CYCLE
117TATE BRISTOL’S DRAINAGE / MICRO WATER CYCLE Waste Out Rain Water Re-Use for Sinks and Washing Grey Water from Taps to Flush Toilets Rain Water Collection Grey Water Re-Use for Flushing MICRO WATER CYCLE
118 TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season)
119TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season)
120 TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade for exhaust Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season) Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY
121TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade for exhaust Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season) Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY
122 TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate HEATING MODE Natural ventilation openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation openings on façade closed during heating mode Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Closed Control Supply Closed Control Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out
123TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate HEATING MODE Natural ventilation openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation openings on façade closed during heating mode Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Closed Control Supply Closed Control Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out
124 TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings on façade closed during heating mode Mechanical Supply HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building
125TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings on façade closed during heating mode Mechanical Supply HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building
126 TATE BRISTOL126
127SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 127
PROPOSED WAPPING WHARF CREATIVE HUB MASTERPLAN132
133TATE BRISTOL: EXTERIOR PUBLIC SPACES
After travelling through the building; taken on a journey through its galleries, the visitors finally arrive on the roof. On the roof exists the sculpture garden, where numerous installations and large works live. The roof is South facing and views of the harbour and the new city park are possible. This balcony space acts as platform to view the main, double height, digital space below from a different perspective. Along this balcony various other digital installations exist. The sound elements overlap inherent in most digital art pieces, unlike ‘still’ works, functions more as an attractive and moody underscore. The total effect is often surprisingly emotional. Top floor gallery with double height ceiling for large works and installations. North-East & North-West facing gallery. Internal gallery standard climate is maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. The entrance way from Cumberland road, which leads through to the public ramp / main atrium. It is surfaced in a hard- wearing way (concrete). This is due to the amount of people passing through as a short-cut to the Harbour and also to emphasis that this is an extension to the public street. The yellow travellator takes visitors on a journey from a main ‘light’ gallery space, through the atrium, and arrives them immediately into the darkness of a main digital gallery. Effortlessly contrasting the visitors experience; keeping them awake, alert and excited. The public spaces and functions on the left and back of house operations, workshops, and artist studios on the right. Artists can be seen working if their internal blinds are open. On certain studio open days the entire gallery expands in size. View from the park plinth: continuation of level from Cumberland road to park plinth & Tate Bristol’s back entrance. Public and staff carpark underneath the park plinth of a capacity of 125 parking spaces. External ramp. parallel to the Tate Bristol building. Descending from the park plinth / Cumberland road to the harbour-side promenade View from the park plinth, looking towards Bristol Harbour in between The Library of Bristol and Tate Bristol.
The main atrium connects the Harbour to Cumberland Road. It is seen as a public street (and is surfaced in this way). In this space large scale installations and sculptures exist. From here the visitor has an immediate understanding of the building. The different coloured floors help orientate the visitor to understand which gallery and public function exist on which floor. Tate Bristol has two levels, on the Eastern side, dedicated to Learning. These Learning Spaces have an abundance of public computers, which have installed the latest graphic and video software. Instead of having "hot desks" to rent office space in an isolated room, here we have communal spaces which are open, public and for all. Throughout the building experience there will be numerous informal installations. In almost seemingly random places, installations, sculptures, projections and performances will take place. The building's flexibility due to its openness and organisation of the permanent functions allows for this. North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. 'The Cave' is a large circular space situated below the upper-ground level. This is a flexible industrial space which is used for digital art installations and non-commercial performances. A public space almost independent and hidden from the rest of the gallery. Tate Bristol’s main digital art space is on a colossal scale. This space houses a selection of Tate Bristol’s permanent digital collection. This particular room has a special emphasis on the artist Ryoji Ikeda. Ryoji Ikeda’s work quivers somewhere between electronic music, digital art, installation and performance. He uses raw materials both visual and sonic: using giant screens and huge speaker systems, Ikeda gives these hidden elements something approaching the scale and monumentality of industrial manufacturing processes. Walking up the main public circulation ramp; parallel and adjacent to the externally surrounding ephemeral skin. Taking visitors on a journey; wrapping them around the extents of the building. For this ramp; it draws visitors through a main learning space and directly into the gallery. The circulation of the building is only clear one floor at a time to enhance the experience and discovery of the building. The site of Tate Bristol on Spike Island will create a flow of visitors and provide an open anchor, an interior public space and a meeting place for pedestrians and they will become the city’s new icon, whilst addressing deficiencies in accessibility, adaptability and lack of space for creative enterprise. Tate Bristol will become a creative and cultural centre for the city. Tate Bristol will be the social and creative heart of the city, connecting people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. View from across the water from the public space outside of the Llyods Bank. Showing that the Library of Bristol (left) and the Tate Bristol (right) have equal importance to the city of Bristol demonstrated by the equality of presence on the Harbour-front sky-line.
136 TATE BRISTOL FLY-THROUGH PRESENTATION. SCAN Q.R. CODE TO VISIT THE YOUTUBE PAGE
137TATE BRISTOL: SECTIONAL MODEL 1:200
VIEW FROM THE ENTRANCE WITHIN THE MAIN ATRIUM SPACE138
139MAIN DIGITAL SPACE

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Tate Bristol proposal 2013

  • 1. NICHOLAS SOCRATES TATE Bristol Technical Report MArch. UWE. 11031966. 2013
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  • 6. 6 VIEW FROM THE PROMENADE (NEXT TO M-SHED)
  • 7. 77VIEW FROM THE HARBOUR
  • 8. 8 VIEW FROM THE PARK PLINTH
  • 9. 9VIEW FROM WITHIN ONE OF THE NORTH FACING GALLERIES
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  • 12. 1212 VIEW FROM THE CAVE
  • 13. 13INFORMAL INSTALLATION / DIGITAL SPACE
  • 14. 14 VIEW FROM THE 4TH FLOOR LOOKING DOWN ON THE MAIN ATRIUM SPACE
  • 15. 15 North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. Top floor gallery with double height ceiling for large works and installations. North-East & North-West facing gallery. Internal gallery standard climate is maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. The yellow travellator takes visitors on a journey from a main ‘light’ gallery space, through the atrium, and arrives them immediately into the darkness of a main digital gallery. Effortlessly contrasting the visitors experience; keeping them awake, alert and excited. The public spaces and functions on the left and back of house operations, workshops, and artist studios on the right. Artists can be seen working if their internal blinds are open. On certain studio open days the entire gallery expands in size. Walking up the main public circulation ramp; parallel and adjacent to the externally surrounding ephemeral skin. Taking visitors on a journey; wrapping them around the extents of the building. For this ramp; it draws visitors through a main learning space and directly into the gallery. The circulation of the building is only clear one floor at a time to enhance the experience and discovery of the building. Tate Bristol has two levels, on the Eastern side, dedicated to Learning. These Learning Spaces have an abundance of public computers, which have installed the latest graphic and video software. Instead of having "hot desks" to rent office space in an isolated room, here we have communal spaces which are open, public and for all. Throughout the building experience there will be numerous informal installations. In almost seemingly random places, installations, sculptures, projections and performances will take place. The building's flexibility due to its openness and organisation of the permanant functions allows for this. After travelling through the building; taken on a journey through its galleries, the visitors finally arrive on the roof. On the roof exists the sculpture garden, where numerous installations and large works live. The roof is South facing and views of the harbour and the new city park are possible. 'The Cave' is a large circular space situated below the upper-ground level. This is a flexible industrial space which is used for digital art installations and non-commercial performances. A public space almost independent and hidden from the rest of the gallery. Tate Bristol’s main digital art space is on a colossal scale. This space houses a selection of Tate Bristol’s permanent digital collection. This particular room has a special emphasis on the artist Ryoji Ikeda. Ryoji Ikeda’s work quivers somewhere between electronic music, digital art, installation and performance. He uses raw materials both visual and sonic: using giant screens and huge speaker systems, Ikeda gives these hidden elements something approaching the scale and monumentality of industrial manufacturing processes. This balcony space acts as platform to view the main, double height, digital space below from a different perspective. Along this balcony various other digital installations exist. The sound elements overlap inherent in most digital art pieces, unlike ‘still’ works, functions more as an attractive and moody underscore. The total effect is often surprisingly emotional. The main atrium connects the Harbour to Cumberland Road. It is seen as a public street (and is surfaced in this way). In this space large scale installations and sculptures exist. From here the visitor has an immediate understanding of the building. The different coloured floors help orientate the visitor to understand which gallery and public function exist on which floor. The site of Tate Bristol on Spike Island will create a flow of visitors and provide an open anchor, an interior public space and a meeting place for pedestrians and they will become the city’s new icon, whilst addressing deficiencies in accessibility, adaptability and lack of space for creative enterprise. Tate Bristol will become a creative and cultural centre for the city. Tate Bristol will be the social and creative heart of the city, connecting people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. The entrance way from Cumberland road, which leads through to the public ramp / main atrium. It is surfaced in a hardwearing way (concrete). This is due to the amount of people passing through as a short-cut to the Harbour and also to emphasis that this is an extension to the public street. TATE BRISTOL: KEY INTERNAL SPACES
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  • 18. 1818 SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Na pie rCo urt 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Ro win g Clu b Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Ho pe Co urt 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portla nd Court 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Do ckyard 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wapping 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 Jo hn Ca bo tCo urt 30 39 13 Pos t 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Res cue 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydraulic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Co urt TS Adventure 23 39 20 W es tbro ok eCou rt 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cottag es 26 37 Ho pe 15 18 Court 23 Mer ed ith Cou rt 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cottag e 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cu mb erlan d Perretts Court Merchants Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Landmark Co urt Museum The Quays Co urt 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Work shop s PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 Wes tgate 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 Byz antin e Court Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Bat hu rs tPar ad e MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House ASHM EAD W AY PLAC EGR EN VIL LE C U M BER LAN D R O AD BRU NSW ICK PLACE SM EATON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BR UN EL LO CK RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CAN AD A WAY GEF LE CLO SE GA SF ER RY RO AD SYDNEY ROW MA RD YKEFERR YRO AD CALEDONIAN ROAD HA NO VE RPLAC E CANADA W AY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMBERLA ND CLO SE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRESCENT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAND ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMB ERLAND RO AD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bo lla rd s Bo llar d Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bo llar ds Bo llards Bo llar ds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bo llar ds LB Tra vellin g Cran es Crane Bol Bolla rds Bolla rds Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bo llards Bols Cn Bol Bo lla rd s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Slop ing mas onry Mean High Water Mea n High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Lo w W ater Car Park Slopingmaso nry Slop ingmas onry SM Sloping maso nry Slo pin g ma son ry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Do ck Sta SM Chatham Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip way Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Slop ing mas on ry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Bal tic W ha rf Ba ltic Wha rf Car Park Slopin g maso nry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m W appin g Railw ay W harf Railw ay (disused) MP Wapping Railway Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wha rf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wha rf Buildings Paths Green Lanes N 1:5000 25 27 Sloping maso nry
  • 19. 1919 GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Nap ier Cou rt 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Row ing Club Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Hop eCou rt 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portla nd Cour t 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Doc kyar d 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wappin g 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 Joh nCab ot Cou rt 30 39 13 Post 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Rescu e 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydrau lic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Cou rt TS Adventure 23 39 20 We stb roo ke Cou rt 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cotta ges 26 37 Hop e 15 18 Court 23 Me red ith Co urt 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cotta ge 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cum berla nd Perret ts Court Mer chan ts Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Lan dma rk Cou rt Museum The Quays Cou rt 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Worksho ps PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 We stg ate 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 By za nti ne Co urt Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Ba thu rst Pa rad e MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House AS HM EA D WA Y PLAC EGRE NVIL LE CU MB ER LA ND RO AD BRUNS WICK PLACE SM EA TO N RO AD MC ADAM WAY BRU NEL LOC K RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CA NA DA WA Y GE FLE CLO SE GAS FER RY ROA D SYDN EY ROW MAR DYK EFER RY ROA D CALED ONIAN ROAD HAN OVE RPLA CE CA NA DA WA Y BRUNE L LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CU MB ER LA ND CL OS E ASHT ON AVEN UE CUMB ERLAN D ROAD AV ON CR ES CE NT NOVA SCO TIA PLAC E CUMB ERLA ND ROAD CALE DONI AN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUM BER LAN D ROA D Pier s (Sw ing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Boll ards Bolla rd Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bolla rds Bolla rds Bolla rds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bolla rds LB Trav elling Cran es Crane Bol Bollards Bollards Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bolla rds Bols Cn Bol Bol lard s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Sloping masonr y Mean High Water Mean High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Low Wat er Car Park Sloping masonry Sloping mason ry SM Sloping masonry Slopi ng maso nry Sub SS Gre at Bri tain Slipway SM El SM Gra ving Doc k Sta SM Cha tha m Wh arf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip wa y Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Slo ping mas onr y SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Ba ltic Wh arf Balt ic Wh arf Car Park Sloping masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m Wa pp ing Ra ilw ay Wh arf Railway (disused ) MP Wa ppi ng Railway Wh arf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prin ce's Wh arf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prin ce's Wh arf Buildings Paths Green Lanes N 1:5000 25 27 Sloping masonry ARoad MainRoads MinorRoads Lanes Paths Lanes BuildingsBuildings Lanes BackGardens RestrictedAreas RestrictedRoad SemiPublicPaths CaravanPark Green SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
  • 20. 2020 GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk ASHM EAD W AY PLAC EGR EN VIL LE C U M BER LAN D R O AD BRU NSW ICK PLACE SM EATON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BR UN EL LO CK RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CAN AD A WAY GEF LE CLO SE GA SF ER RY RO AD SYDNEY ROW MA RD YKEFERR YRO AD CALEDONIAN ROAD HA NO VE RPLAC E CANADA W AY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMBERLA ND CLO SE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRESCENT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAND ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMB ERLAND RO AD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bo lla rd s Bo llar d Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bo llar ds C C Bo llards Bo llar ds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bo llar ds LB Tra vellin g Cran es Crane Bol Bolla rds Bolla rds Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bo llards Bols Cn Bol Bo lla rd s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Slop ing mas onry Mean High Water Mea n High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Lo w W ater Car Park Slopingmaso nry Slop ingmas onry SM Sloping maso nry Slo pin g ma son ry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Do ck Sta SM Chatham Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip way Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Slop ing mas on ry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Bal tic W ha rf Ba ltic Wha rf Car Park Slopin g maso nry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m W appin g Railw ay W harf Railw ay (disused) MP Wapping Railway Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wha rf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wha rf Sloping maso nry GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk ASHM EAD W AY PLAC EGR EN VIL LE C U M BER LAN D R O AD BRU NSW ICK PLACE SM EATON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BR UN EL LO CK RO AD CUMBERLAND ROAD CAN AD A WAY GEF LE CLO SE GA SF ER RY RO AD SYDNEY ROW MA RD YKEFERR YRO AD CALEDONIAN ROAD HA NO VE RPLAC E CANADA W AY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMBERLA ND CLO SE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRESCENT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAND ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMB ERLAND RO AD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bo lla rd s Bo llar d Bollard s Chy Jetty Bollards Bo llar ds C C Bo llards Bo llar ds Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bo llar ds LB Tra vellin g Cran es Crane Bol Bolla rds Bolla rds Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bo llards Bols Cn Bol Bo lla rd s Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Slop ing mas onry Mean High Water Mea n High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mea n Lo w W ater Car Park Slopingmaso nry Slop ingmas onry SM Sloping maso nry Slo pin g ma son ry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Do ck Sta SM Chatham Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slip way Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Slop ing mas on ry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Bal tic W ha rf Ba ltic Wha rf Car Park Slopin g masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m W appin g Railw ay W harf Railw ay (disused) MP Wapping Railway Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wha rf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wha rf Sloping maso nry SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: FREEDOM AND CONTROL
  • 21. 2121SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: FREEDOM AND CONTROL GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Napier Court 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Rowing Club Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Hope Court 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portland Court 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Dockyard 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wapping 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 John Cabot Court 30 39 13 Post 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Rescue 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydraulic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Court TS Adventure 23 39 20 Westbro oke Court 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cottages 26 37 Hope 15 18 Court 23 Mered ith Court 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cottage 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cumberla nd Perretts Court Merchant s Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Landmar k Court Museum The Quays Court 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Workshops PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 Westga te 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 Byzan tine Court Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Bathur st Parade MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House ASHM EAD WAY PLACE GRENVILL E CUM BERL AND ROAD BRUNSWICK PLACE SMEA TON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BRUNE L LOCK ROAD CUMBERLAND ROAD CANAD A WAY GEFLE CLOSE GASFER RY ROAD SYDNEY ROW MARDYKE FERRY ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD HANOVE RPLACE CANA DA WAY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMB ERLAN D CLOSE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRE SCE NT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAN D ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMBERL AND ROAD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bollards Bollard Bollards Chy Jetty Bollards Bollards Bollards Bollards Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bollards LB Travelling Cranes Crane Bol Bollards Bollards Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bollards Bols Cn Bol Bollards Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Sloping masonry Mean High Water Mean High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mean Low Water Car Park Sloping masonry Sloping masonry SM Sloping masonry Sloping masonry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Dock Sta SM Chatha m Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slipwa y Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Sloping masonry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Baltic Wharf Baltic Wharf Car Park Sloping masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m Wapp ing Railwa y Wharf Railway (disused) MP Wappi ng Railwa y Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wharf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wharf Buildings Paths Green LanesLanes Buildings Green PathsPaths Buildings Lanes Paths Lanes GP GP GP Posts Path HarbourWalk Harbour Walk Plinth El Sub Sta The Create Environment Centre Bristol Record Office Warehouse 36 Maritime 24 38 Napier Court 132 21 28 Works 21 25 96 94 Heritage 33 PH 130 23 7to 12 17 23 32 Rowing Club Crane 20 133 Centre 123 38 Hope Court 27 24 10 12 24 Museum 131 25 13 37 Works 31 Works PH Tk 19 119 27 29 31 15 11 40 Portland Court 11 134 Works 33 to 44 Works Works PC 31 Works 10 22 Works 120 22 26 121 22 40 32 39 Dockyard 36 122 32 El Sub Sta 30 Wapping 14 17 (PH) 24 14 17 22 John Cabot Court 30 39 13 Post 13 19 21 Depot 13 37 15 16 12 25 17 5 to 10 19 Rescue 15 11 Tk 36 10 19 16 23 Warehouse 20 1to 12 26 25 25 Cottage 11 19 22 22 24 13 29 Engine House 26 16 5to 10 29 32 Club 11 31 to 36 29 18 Underfall Yard 20 24 21 36 5to 10 27 14 27 12 14 15 20 31 Hydraulic 16 12 30 to 35 14 (Sea Cadet Corps) 20 Court TS Adventure 23 39 20 Westbro oke Court 14 1a 28 40 27 25 5to 10 28 Water Leisure 24 Old Dock Cottages 26 37 Hope 15 18 Court 23 Mered ith Court 26 Centre 25 The 15 27 22 28 19 28 12 PH 18 16 Inn 39 30 to 35 13 17 30 29 17 38 37 Deal Cottage 38 23 21 21 Weare 18 11 38 18 Cumberla nd Perretts Court Merchant s Row 246 El Sub Sta 86 14 to 49 Landmar k Court Museum The Quays Court 1 to 30 81 90 72 Old Jail Workshops PC 1 to 12 80 66 17 to34 Westga te 1 to 1 to 40 Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise 35 to50 1to 16 91 3to6 129 1 to 84 Steamship House Museum TrinMills PH 21 Daubeny 13 1 to 17 6 to 12 Court 18 1 to 18 El Sub Sta 10 Byzan tine Court Museum Merrick Court 1 to 16 Bathur st Parade MerchantsHouse Depot 12 Jubilee House ASHM EAD WAY PLACE GRENVILL E CUM BERL AND ROAD BRUNSWICK PLACE SMEA TON ROAD MC ADAM WAY BRUNE L LOCK ROAD CUMBERLAND ROAD CANAD A WAY GEFLE CLOSE GASFER RY ROAD SYDNEY ROW MARDYKE FERRY ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD HANOVE RPLACE CANA DA WAY BRUNEL LOCK ROAD MC ADAM WAY CUMB ERLAN D CLOSE ASHTON AVENUE CUMBERLAND ROAD AVO N CRE SCE NT NOVA SCOTIA PLACE CUMBERLAN D ROAD CALEDONIAN ROAD WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE CHALLONER COURT CUMBERL AND ROAD Piers (Swing) Swing-bridge Cn Bollards TCB Bollard Caisson Bollards Bollard Bollards Chy Jetty Bollards Bollards Bollards Bollards Caisson Bollard FB FB Cumberland Basin Bridge Chy TCB Stone (Swing) Bollards LB Travelling Cranes Crane Bol Bollards Bollards Bol Sluice Sluice El Sub Sta Sub El Sta Bollards Bols Cn Bol Bollards Bol Bollards Cn Bols Bollards Cn Mud Mud Mud Mud Mud SM SM Sloping masonry Mean High Water Mean High Water Mean Low Water Springs Mean High Water MLW Mud Mud Mean Low Water Car Park Sloping masonry Sloping masonry SM Sloping masonry Sloping masonry Sub SS Great Britain Slipway SM El SM Graving Dock Sta SM Chatha m Wharf Patent Slip (Activities Centre) Slipwa y Car Park Slipway Avon Quay El Sub Sta Caravan Site Sloping masonry SM SMSM SM SM SM Car Park SM Car Park Car Park Baltic Wharf Baltic Wharf Car Park Sloping masonry Bathurst Wharf SM SM 9.1m 9.4m 9.1m 10.4m 8.5m 9.1m 9.4m 8.5m 9.4m 8.2m 13.7m 14.9m 14.0m 9.4m 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m Wapp ing Railwa y Wharf Railway (disused) MP Wappi ng Railwa y Wharf Albion Docks Boatyard Wharf Wharf Prince's Wharf Wapping Railway Wharf Merchants Quay Prince's Wharf Buildings Paths Green Lanes N 1:5000 N 1:5000 25 27 Sloping masonry 25 27 Sloping masonry
  • 22. 22 City Dock Conservation Area SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
  • 23. 23 Plumley & Ashmead’s Plan, 1828(© Bristol museum & Art gallery) SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
  • 24. 24 SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS
  • 26. 26 47 45 (C ouncilOffice) 6 14.3m CORONATION ROAD 48 Zion House 13.4m Depot 1 7 2 65 22 24 LB 22a 20.7m 2 4 1 66 3 30 19 QueenQuay 37to41 PRINCESTREET 9.4m Multistorey 21 56 (King William 111) Jurys Hotel 16 15 33 45 Posts 10.1m Car Park Statue Pero's Bridge Bank 1to14 55 35 3 8.5m 20 MILL AVENUE KentHo QUEENSQUARE MIDDLE AVENUE FARR'S LANE 18 14 17 51 QUEENSQUARE Anchor Square Anchor Lane PH 9.4m CANON'SROAD Hotel CANONSWAY 10 Bollards 33to35 PH Dam Sloping masonry 10.4m 1 Museum TrinMills 40 NARROWQUAY 1 9.1m BushHouse Floating Harbour Bol WELSHBACK 17.1m SM Bol Bol Car Park JUBILEEPLACE PH Caves WAPPINGROAD Mud Dock 9.1m 1 18 42 Sloping masonry 21 Cn Bollards (Swing) Bols 1 17.1m Wapping Railway Wharf Cn 1 2 House Ostrich Youth Hostel Daubeny 8 Redcliffe Bridge PH Home 13 Inn CORONATION ROAD 27 57 14 1 to 6 Redcliff 4 SM Velindra (Draw) 42 9.1m SP Bol General Hospital Cn 6 8.8m 41 Francombe House BathurstLock Sloping masonry 1 Bols GUINEA STREET LB 30 Bollards Floating Harbour (PH) Redcliffe 17 AlfredPlace Bol THE GROVE 2 64 (disused) Merchants Quay 2 5 Cn DRAYCOTPLACE Bol 40 59 Bristol 36 1 Bol QUEEN SQUARE 19 BPP House 6 to 12 Sloping masonry Bol Cn Bol Court Bol (PH) 2 18 Royal Oak GROVEAVENUE 1 to 5 Bol Fountain 9.4m 5 14 SM Bol CHALLONER COURT Bollards 9.4m (Art Centre) 4 El Sub Sta 9.8m 43to45 Bol 18 10.7m El Sub Sta Bathurst Wharf CLIFTPLACE 10 SM Car Park Posts Marina Bol Byzantin e Court SM 12.5m Bol 39 TCB 40 44 Bollards Museum 3to8 38 Bathurst Basin COMMERCIAL ROAD LOWERGUINEASTREET 4 Cottage Cn 13 10.7m Sloping masonry 9 CUMBERLAND ROAD FB Merrick Court SM Bollards 7 1 to 16 (Swing) Cn Sloping masonry 7 Bollards 70 SM Cn PRINCESTREET 3 Playground 2 (PH) 8.5m Bol BAROSSA PLACE Shakespeare REDCLIFFE PARADE WEST Cave Bollards Car Park 2 BathurstParade 1 to 74 MerchantsHouse Marina Swing-bridge Cn Bols Depot 12 Cn Arnolfini Cn Bols Sailors' 3 Bollards Bol Prince's Wharf Bollards Cn Bol Phoenix Wharf 9 14.9m Cumberland 13.7m Wapping Railway Wharf WESTEND 28 32 1 OSBORNEROAD Perretts Court 2 Merchants Row Outfalls SM 2467 Canons House 49 El Sub Sta 86 SM 37 100 3 1 ALLINGTON ROAD CUMBERLAND ROAD 83 LANE 30a 14 to 49 35 Sloping masonry PCs Landmark Court 23 TCBs 1 18.6m 63 SM PH 73 Museum The Quays 14.9m SM 88 Court 1 1 to 30 Bollards El Sub Sta Prince's Wharf CORONATION ROAD SM 15.2m 78 36 TCBs 120 Gaol Ferry Bridge 81 3 LB DEAN 1 Travelling Cranes SM Car Park 16 30 Surgery Floating Harbour 14.9m 113 Crane Bollards 87 72 Bol Old Jail Workshops Bol Bollards ISLINGTON PC Bollards ROAD SM 1 to 12 3 80 Hannover Quay 107 94 Path 5 14.0m 66 SM 1 to 40 CALEDONIAN ROAD Liberty Gardens Pennon Rise Car Park CrosbyHouse The Marchioness Bullding 28a Posts 26 18 2224 468 26 EXPLORELANE Waverley Ho CANONS WAY EXPLORELANE Balmoral Ho CATHEDRALWALK Albany Buildings CCLW Boro Const and Ward Bdy HARBOURWAY BELL AVENUE 62 66 CANON'S MARSH Queen Square Apartments 1 to 29 22 24 Anchor Point LB The Crescent Boro Const & Ward Bdy CCLW 48 MILLENNIUM PROMENADE 1 HANNOVER QUAY Gas Governor Sub Sta El 1 to 49 Quay Point ESS The Villa 2 3 1 4 48 The Pavilion LIME KILN ROAD 76 Prince's Hall 47 43to51 Prince Street Bridge (PH) Hole in the Wall Tavern ROYAL OAK AVENUE LB Warehouse Architecture Centre 32 Warehouse City of Bristol College Sluice Crane 53 Jubilee House 32a 30d 1 COLLEGE SQUARE SOUTH Millennium Square AT BRISTOL Millennium Square 32b SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: ZOOMING IN TO THE WAPPING WHARF VACCANT SITE
  • 27. 27 Bollards Dam Sloping masonry 1 Museum TrinMills 9.1m Bol SM Bol Car Park PH WAPPINGROAD Sloping masonry 21 Cn Bollards (Swing) Bols 1 17.1m Wapping Railway Wharf Cn 1 2 Ostrich Daubeny 8 13 Inn CORONATION ROAD 1 to 6 Redcliff 4 SM 9.1m Bol General Hospital Cn BathurstLock 1 (PH)17 Bol 2 (disused) Merchants Quay Cn DRAYCOTPLACE Bol Bristol 1 6 to 12 Sloping masonry Bol Cn Bol Court Bol 18 1 to 5 9.4m 5 SM Bol CHALLONER COURT Bollards 9.4m Bol 18 10.7m El Sub Sta Bathurst Wharf CLIFTPLACE 10 Posts Byzantine Court SM 12.5m Museum Bathurst Basin COMMERCIAL ROAD LOWERGUINEASTREET 4 Cottage Cn 13 10.7m Sloping masonry CUMBERLAND ROAD FB Merrick Court SM 7 1 to 16 (Swing) Cn 7 Bollards Bol Bollards BathurstParade MerchantsHouse Marina Swing-bridge Bols Depot 12 Cn Bols Prince's Wharf Bollards Cn 14.9m WESTEND 1 OSBORNEROAD Perretts Court El Sub Sta SM 3 CUMBERLAND ROAD 83 LANE 14 to 49 Sloping masonry SM 73 Museum The Quays 1 to 30 Prince's Wharf ORONATION ROAD SM 15.2m 78 TCBs Gaol Ferry Bridge DEAN Travelling Cranes Car Park Harbour Crane 87 Bol Old Jail Workshops Bol Bollards Bollards SM 1 to 12 Hannover Quay 14.0m Car Park The Marchioness Bullding CCLW Boro Const and Ward Bdy Boro Const & Ward Bdy CCLW The Pavilion 76 Prince Street Bridge Sluice Jubilee House SPIKE ISLAND SITE ANALYSIS: ZOOMING IN TO THE WAPPING WHARF VACCANT SITE
  • 28. 28 TATE BRISTOL PROPOSAL, MASTERPLAN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
  • 29. 2929TATE BRISTOL INITIAL SKETCHES AND IDEAS
  • 30. 30 TATE BRISTOL DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
  • 31. 31LONG & SHORT SECTION 1:500 16 16 15 15 14 14 13 13 12 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 7.249 7.249 7.249 7.249 8.082 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 8.000 6.408 G G F F E E D D C C B B A A 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800 9.800
  • 32. 32 TATE BRISTOL: CONCEPT DIAGRAMS
  • 33. 33TATE BRISTOL: PROPOSED WAPPING WHARF MASTERPLAN, SPIKE ISLAND
  • 34. 34 TATE BRISTOL & SURROUNDING WAPPING WHARF SITE: GROUND FLOOR 1:1000 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 15x0.172=2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.113 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 K J I H G F E D C B A 0 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3.48% 6.73% 6.73% Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 8.4 00 109 .20 0 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 10. 200 WAPPINGROAD DRAYCOTPLACE 9.4m CHALLONER COURT 9.4m 10.7m 12.5m CUMBERLAND ROAD 12.5m 10.7m 9.4m 9.4m Void Above Storage under ramp Storage under ramp Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 3.28 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 H: 3.28 m Exhibtion Cave 2 021 A: 99.879 m2 H: 3.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 129.778 m2 H: 7.28 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 193.226 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Cafe & Coffee 014 A: 217.103 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 104.194 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 51.613 m2 H: 7.28 m Parking 1 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 2 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 3 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 4 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 5 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 6 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 7 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 8 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 9 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 10 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 11 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 12 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 13 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 14 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 15 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 16 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 17 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 18 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 31 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 32 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 33 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 34 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 35 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 36 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 48 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 49 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 50 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 51 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 52 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 53 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 54 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 55 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 56 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 57 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 58 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 59 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 60 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 61 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 62 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 63 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 64 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 65 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 79 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 80 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 81 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 82 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 83 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 84 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 85 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 86 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 87 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 88 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 89 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 90 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 91 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 92 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 93 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 94 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 95 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 96 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 97 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 98 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 99 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 100 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 101 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 114 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 115 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 116 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 117 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 118 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 119 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 120 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 121 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 122 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 124 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 125 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 127 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 128 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Parking 129 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 49.855 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-7.2m 012 A: 158.159 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 108.768 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 230.717 m2 H: 3.28 m The Cave / Performance & Instal 021 A: 562.664 m2 H: 3.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.030 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Circulation 015 A: 110.692 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium 021 A: 299.996 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant Kitchen and Store 025 A: 72.363 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 3.28 m Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 112 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 113 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Auditorium Store & Prep Space 021 A: 49.026 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium Stage 021 A: 82.184 m2 H: 3.28 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 8.866 m2 H: 4.00 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 concrete floor H: 4.00 m Depot H-2.2m 008 A: 159.698 m2 H: 2.50 m Deep Storage H-2m 010 A: 155.511 m2 H: 1.60 m Public Street / Ramp 018 A: 785.695 m2 H: 0.00 m 5.77% 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x0.1 56 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 21 x0.1 56 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 296.765 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Book & Print Shop 012 A: 179.244 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 140.292 m2 H: 3.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 245.145 m2 H: 7.28 m
  • 35. 35TATE BRISTOL: EXTERIOR PUBLIC SPACES
  • 37. 38 THE LIBRARY OF BRISTOL: INTEGRAL TO THE PROPOSED MASTERPLAN
  • 39. 40 GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:500, KEY AND 3D ZONING Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C The drawing Do not scale this drawing - use dimensions only - all dimensions to be checked and Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C The drawing Do not scale this drawing - use dimensions only - all dimensions to be checked and
  • 40. 41TATE BRISTOL FLOOR PLANS PLANS: GF - 5TH FLOOR - 1:1000 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 15x0.172=2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.113 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3.48% 6.73% 6.73% Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Void Above Storage under ramp Storage under ramp Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 3.28 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 H: 3.28 m Exhibtion Cave 2 021 A: 99.879 m2 H: 3.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 129.778 m2 H: 7.28 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 193.226 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Cafe & Coffee 014 A: 217.103 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 104.194 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 51.613 m2 H: 7.28 m Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 114 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 115 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 116 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 117 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 118 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 119 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 120 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 121 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 122 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 124 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 125 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 127 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 128 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 49.855 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-7.2m 012 A: 158.159 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 108.768 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 230.717 m2 H: 3.28 m The Cave / Performance & Instal 021 A: 562.664 m2 H: 3.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.030 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Circulation 015 A: 110.692 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium 021 A: 299.996 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant Kitchen and Store 025 A: 72.363 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 3.28 m Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Auditorium Store & Prep Space 021 A: 49.026 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium Stage 021 A: 82.184 m2 H: 3.28 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 8.866 m2 H: 4.00 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 concrete floor H: 4.00 m Depot H-2.2m 008 A: 159.698 m2 H: 2.50 m Deep Storage H-2m 010 A: 155.511 m2 H: 1.60 m Public Street / Ramp 018 A: 785.695 m2 H: 0.00 m 5.77% 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 296.765 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Book & Print Shop 012 A: 179.244 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 140.292 m2 H: 3.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 245.145 m2 H: 7.28 m 22x0.164=3.600 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15x0.172=2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.113 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6.73% 6.73% 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 False inclining ceiling Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Security 014 A: 80.095 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Reception & Ticket Sales 014 A: 104.804 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Space & Entrance Area 015 A: 621.885 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Cloakroom 021 A: 31.154 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant UG Corridor 021 A: 56.689 m2 H: 4.00 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 103.616 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 52.998 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 159.324 m2 H: 7.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 96.365 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 111.685 m2 H: 7.28 m Exhibtion Equiptment Storage 025 A: 90.692 m2 H: 4.00 m Meeting Place & Chill Out Zone 021 A: 337.331 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Cor / Staff Enterance 017 A: 36.215 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Cafe & Resturant (seating) 014 A: 317.785 m2 H: 7.28 m Performace Space "The Cave" 022 A: 151.988 m2 H: 7.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Cave 2 Gallery (void below) 022 A: 20.274 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 104.848 m2 H: 3.28 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 87.192 m2 H: 3.28 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 H: 4.00 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 50.914 m2 H: 7.28 m 5.77% 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 25 x 0.160 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Public Street / Ramp 016 A: 1,097.911 m2 H: 0.00 m Tate Shop 012 A: 178.237 m2 H: 7.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 244.824 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor 017 A: 74.523 m2 H: 7.28 m 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 9.37% 9.75 % Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 1,225.129 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 65.211 m2 H: 4.00 m Dark Gallery 023 A: 925.353 m2 H: 8.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 746.636 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Prep Space & Store 025 A: 215.195 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Offices 014 A: 284.707 m2 H: 7.28 m Metal Workshop 022 A: 276.785 m2 H: 3.28 m Wood Workshop 023 A: 358.548 m2 H: 3.28 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 0.704 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 61.450 m2 H: 4.00 m 25 x 0.160 = 4.000 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 9.37% 9.75 % Sessel 0 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 199/5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Void Above Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Studios Corridor 021 A: 82.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Transport Corridor 021 A: 36.470 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 731.652 m2 H: 4.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 613.695 m2 H: 4.00 m Studios 020 A: 575.250 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Prep Space & Store 025 A: 214.167 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 66.380 m2 H: 4.00 m Learing Space 022 A: 557.376 m2 H: 8.00 m Balcony / Long Installation 023 A: 135.535 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.061 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Dark Gallery 024 A: 849.269 m2 H: 8.00 m Ramp 025 A: 99.018 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 028 A: 373.771 m2 H: 2.00 m 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 199/5199/5 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 9.50% 9.75 % Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Paid for Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 597.024 m2 H: 4.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 731.824 m2 H: 4.00 m Studios 020 A: 575.208 m2 H: 4.00 m Studios Corridor 021 A: 83.922 m2 H: 4.00 m Studio Storage 025 A: 215.260 m2 H: 4.00 m Learning Space 021 A: 658.835 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Corridor 022 A: 64.912 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.058 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.245 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Dark Gallery 024 A: 997.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Cupboard 022 A: 15.674 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 023 A: 1.125 m2 H: 3.28 m Studios Corridor 021 A: 37.349 m2 H: 4.00 m 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Plant & Out of Bounds 024 A: 254.728 m2 <floor type> H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Exhibtion Gallery 023 A: 1,696.934 m2 H: 4.00 m Public / Circulation Space 024 A: 343.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 12.860 m2 H: 4.00 m Service Lift 024 A: 21.403 m2 <floor type> H: 4.00 m Public Sculpture Garden 025 A: 2,297.528 m2 <floor type> H: 4.00 m Wind Break 024 A: 77.187 m2 H: 4.00 m Ramp 025 A: 44.497 m2 H: 4.00 m 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4
  • 41. 42 GROUND FLOOR: 1:500 22x0.164=3.600 1 2 3 4 15x0.172=2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.1 13 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 I H G F E D 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3x0.167=0.500 1 2 3 3.48% 6.73% 6.73% Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 8.400 109.200 10.200 10.200 10.200 10.200 12.5m12.5m Void Above Storage under ramp Storage under ramp Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 3.28 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 H: 3.28 m Exhibtion Cave 2 021 A: 99.879 m2 H: 3.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 129.778 m2 H: 7.28 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 193.226 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Cafe & Coffee 014 A: 217.103 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 104.194 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 51.613 m2 H: 7.28 m A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 8 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 9 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 10 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 11 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 12 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 13 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 14 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 15 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 16 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 17 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 18 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 31 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 48 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 49 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 50 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 51 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 52 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 53 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 54 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 55 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 56 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 57 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 58 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 59 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 60 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 61 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 62 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 63 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 64 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 65 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 79 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 80 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 81 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 82 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 83 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 84 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 85 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 86 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 87 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 88 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 89 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 90 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 91 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 92 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 93 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 94 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 95 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 96 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 97 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 98 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 99 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 100 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 101 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 114 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 115 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 116 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 117 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 118 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 119 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 120 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 121 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 122 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 124 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 125 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 127 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 128 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Lifts 03 A: 7.694 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Parking 129 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 49.855 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-7.2m 012 A: 158.159 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 108.768 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot H-3.2m 011 A: 230.717 m2 H: 3.28 m The Cave / Performance & Instal 021 A: 562.664 m2 H: 3.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.030 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Circulation 015 A: 110.692 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium 021 A: 299.996 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant Kitchen and Store 025 A: 72.363 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 3.28 m Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 102 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 103 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 104 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 105 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 106 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 107 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 108 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 109 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 110 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 111 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 112 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 113 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 39 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 40 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 41 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 42 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 43 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 44 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 45 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 46 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 47 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 19 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 20 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 21 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 22 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 23 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 24 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 25 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 26 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 27 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 28 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 29 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 30 A: 14.000 m2 concrete flooring Parking 66 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 67 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 68 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Parking 69 A: 12.750 m2 concrete flooring Auditorium Store & Prep Space 021 A: 49.026 m2 H: 3.28 m Auditorium Stage 021 A: 82.184 m2 H: 3.28 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 8.866 m2 H: 4.00 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 concrete floor H: 4.00 m Depot H-2.2m 008 A: 159.698 m2 H: 2.50 m Deep Storage H-2m 010 A: 155.511 m2 H: 1.60 m Public Street / Ramp 018 A: 785.695 m2 H: 0.00 m 5.77% 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21 x 0.156 = 3.280 1 2 3 4 21x0.156= 3.280 1 2 3 4 21x0.156= 3.280 1 2 3 4 Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 296.765 m2 H: 3.28 m Tate Book & Print Shop 012 A: 179.244 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor / Staff & Artist Ent 017 A: 140.292 m2 H: 3.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 245.145 m2 H: 7.28 m
  • 42. 43UPPER GROUND FLOOR: 1:500 22x0.164=3.600 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 15x0.172=2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 3.05%6.11% 29 x0.1 13 = 3.2 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 25x0.131=3.280 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 4.14% 15 x 0.172 = 2.580 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 6.73% 6.73% 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 G F E D C B A Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 0 0 Sessel 0 0 0 False inclining ceiling Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Toilet 02 A: 41.925 m2 ceramic tile H: 4.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 H: 18.00 m Staircase 03 A: 19.065 m2 ceramic tile H: 18.00 m Security 014 A: 80.095 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Reception & Ticket Sales 014 A: 104.804 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Space & Entrance Area 015 A: 621.885 m2 H: 4.00 m Public Cloakroom 021 A: 31.154 m2 H: 4.00 m Resturant UG Corridor 021 A: 56.689 m2 H: 4.00 m Cataloguing Area 006 A: 81.298 m2 H: 7.28 m Sorting Space 015 A: 103.616 m2 H: 7.28 m Interim Storage (Isolated) 016 A: 52.998 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 159.324 m2 H: 7.28 m Photographic Cataloguing 004 A: 96.365 m2 H: 7.28 m Depot Clear Circ H-7.2m 012 A: 111.685 m2 H: 7.28 m Exhibtion Equiptment Storage 025 A: 90.692 m2 H: 4.00 m Meeting Place & Chill Out Zone 021 A: 337.331 m2 H: 4.00 m Fire Cor / Staff Enterance 017 A: 36.215 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Cafe & Resturant (seating) 014 A: 317.785 m2 H: 7.28 m Performace Space "The Cave" 022 A: 151.988 m2 H: 7.28 m Mech. 020 A: 1.044 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.476 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Electr 020 A: 1.477 m2 H: 4.00 m Pipe Work 020 A: 0.861 m2 H: 4.00 m Mech. 020 A: 1.029 m2 H: 4.00 m Cave 2 Gallery (void below) 022 A: 20.274 m2 H: 4.00 m Tate Shop Store 026 A: 87.065 m2 H: 4.00 m ICT 021 A: 2.870 m2 H: 4.00 m Cleaners Room 022 A: 9.439 m2 H: 4.00 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 104.848 m2 H: 3.28 m Informal Educational Screenings 022 A: 87.192 m2 H: 3.28 m Wheelie Bins 026 A: 19.720 m2 H: 4.00 m Plant 027 A: 65.228 m2 H: 4.00 m Interim Storage (Clean) 016 A: 50.914 m2 H: 7.28 m 5.77% 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 23 x 0.174 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 25 x 0.160 = 4.000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Public Street / Ramp 016 A: 1,097.911 m2 H: 0.00 m Tate Shop 012 A: 178.237 m2 H: 7.28 m Loading Bay 001 A: 244.824 m2 H: 7.28 m Fire Cor 017 A: 74.523 m2 H: 7.28 m
  • 43. 4444 ZONES / GIFA M2 - LISTED BY STORY LEVEL
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  • 50. 51MAIN ENTRANCE & FOYER ADJACENCIES DIAGRAM
  • 51. 52 ICT INFRASTRUCTURE ADJACENCIES DIAGRAM
  • 52. 53AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL DIAGRAM
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  • 54. 55PUBLIC AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL
  • 55. 56 PUBLIC AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL
  • 56. 57PUBLIC AREAS SPECIFIC TO THE TATE BRISTOL
  • 57. 58 TATE BRISTOL PUBLIC AREAS: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store
  • 58. 59TATE BRISTOL PUBLIC AREAS: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS
  • 59. 60 COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository
  • 60. 61COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS
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  • 63. 64 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE)
  • 65. 66 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE) Wheely Bins & Waste Collection Private Enterance for Service Trucks and Lorries Loading Bay Equiptment & Packing Storage Photographic Documentation of all incoming and outgoing art work (for insurance purposes) Sorting & Catalogue Depot Circulation Service Lift Isolated Storage (end of ventilation route for fumes out) Clean Storage (for delicate and fagile items) Art Depository Art Depository Storage for Gallery Items (Under ramp / Low Ceiling
  • 66. 67LOADING BAY, ART HANDLING TO ART DEPOT PROCESS: DIAGRAM Wheely Bins & Waste Collection Private Enterance for Service Trucks and Lorries Loading Bay Equiptment & Packing Storage Photographic Documentation of all incoming and outgoing art work (for insurance purposes) Sorting & Catalogue Depot Circulation Service Lift Isolated Storage (end of ventilation route for fumes out) Clean Storage (for delicate and fagile items) Art Depository Art Depository Storage for Gallery Items (Under ramp / Low Ceiling
  • 67. 68 FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE) GIFA / M2 REQUIREMENTS 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository
  • 68. 69FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS (BACK OF HOUSE) GIFA / M2
  • 69. 70 COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository
  • 70. 71COMPLETE TATE BRISTOL: GIFA M2 ,REQUIREMENTS
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  • 75. 76 TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
  • 76. 77TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
  • 77. 78 TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
  • 78. 79TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
  • 79. 80 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom Landscape 001 10-04-2013 FINALA2 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawingsLandscape 001 1:30 Concept Design Landscape 001 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS 1:50
  • 80. 81 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom Landscape 002 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawingsLandscape 002 1:50 Concept Design Landscape 002 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS 1:50
  • 81. 82 TATE BRISTOL: INITIAL TECHNICAL DRAWINGS / SKETCHES
  • 82. 83 005010 20 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 110 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings110 1:50 Concept Design 110 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:50
  • 83. 84 TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:100 & 1:20 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 108 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings108 1:50 Concept Design 108 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol
  • 84. 85 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 108 10-04-2013 FINALA3 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings108 1:50 Concept Design 108 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:50
  • 85. 86 TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DETAIL 1:20
  • 86. 8787 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom 111 10-04-2013 FINALA2 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawings111 1:20 Concept Design 111 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: TECHNICAL DRAWINGS 1:30
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  • 100. 102 1005010 200 cm. 150 scale / format project stage project number client reference file drawing number subject date drawing status key plan north arrow project on revision Gavin Consulting Engineer Jono Louis Design Consultant Urban Design Consultant architecture designer rev. date drawn checked The Tate Typical Facade Detail & Section Tate Bristol ('Tate Digital') MArch Design Studio B Bristol, United Kingdom Landscape 001 10-04-2013 FINALA2 X:2_C_Concept DesignDrawingsLandscape 001 1:30 Concept Design Landscape 001 NB: Inconsistencies in the drawing are inevitable due to the level of detail of stage C. The drawing will be further defined/developed in stage D. Nicholas Socrates UWE, Bristol TATE BRISTOL: MATERIALIZATION: NATURAL STONE CLADDING
  • 101. 103TATE BRISTOL: MATERIALIZATION: NATURAL STONE CLADDING
  • 103. 105TATE BRISTOL: MATERIALIZATION: HIGH PERFORMANCE FACADE
  • 104. 106 TATE BRISTOL: SIGNAGE & WAY-FINDING FOR DARKENED GALLERY AREAS
  • 105. 107TATE BRISTOL: SIGNAGE & WAY-FINDING
  • 106. 108 TATE BRISTOL PROPOSAL, FUNCTIONAL STACKING
  • 107. 109 North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. Top floor gallery with double height ceiling for large works and installations. North-East & North-West facing gallery. Internal gallery standard climate is maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. The yellow travellator takes visitors on a journey from a main ‘light’ gallery space, through the atrium, and arrives them immediately into the darkness of a main digital gallery. Effortlessly contrasting the visitors experience; keeping them awake, alert and excited. The public spaces and functions on the left and back of house operations, workshops, and artist studios on the right. Artists can be seen working if their internal blinds are open. On certain studio open days the entire gallery expands in size. Walking up the main public circulation ramp; parallel and adjacent to the externally surrounding ephemeral skin. Taking visitors on a journey; wrapping them around the extents of the building. For this ramp; it draws visitors through a main learning space and directly into the gallery. The circulation of the building is only clear one floor at a time to enhance the experience and discovery of the building. Tate Bristol has two levels, on the Eastern side, dedicated to Learning. These Learning Spaces have an abundance of public computers, which have installed the latest graphic and video software. Instead of having "hot desks" to rent office space in an isolated room, here we have communal spaces which are open, public and for all. Throughout the building experience there will be numerous informal installations. In almost seemingly random places, installations, sculptures, projections and performances will take place. The building's flexibility due to its openness and organisation of the permanant functions allows for this. After travelling through the building; taken on a journey through its galleries, the visitors finally arrive on the roof. On the roof exists the sculpture garden, where numerous installations and large works live. The roof is South facing and views of the harbour and the new city park are possible. 'The Cave' is a large circular space situated below the upper-ground level. This is a flexible industrial space which is used for digital art installations and non-commercial performances. A public space almost independent and hidden from the rest of the gallery. Tate Bristol’s main digital art space is on a colossal scale. This space houses a selection of Tate Bristol’s permanent digital collection. This particular room has a special emphasis on the artist Ryoji Ikeda. Ryoji Ikeda’s work quivers somewhere between electronic music, digital art, installation and performance. He uses raw materials both visual and sonic: using giant screens and huge speaker systems, Ikeda gives these hidden elements something approaching the scale and monumentality of industrial manufacturing processes. This balcony space acts as platform to view the main, double height, digital space below from a different perspective. Along this balcony various other digital installations exist. The sound elements overlap inherent in most digital art pieces, unlike ‘still’ works, functions more as an attractive and moody underscore. The total effect is often surprisingly emotional. The main atrium connects the Harbour to Cumberland Road. It is seen as a public street (and is surfaced in this way). In this space large scale installations and sculptures exist. From here the visitor has an immediate understanding of the building. The different coloured floors help orientate the visitor to understand which gallery and public function exist on which floor. The site of Tate Bristol on Spike Island will create a flow of visitors and provide an open anchor, an interior public space and a meeting place for pedestrians and they will become the city’s new icon, whilst addressing deficiencies in accessibility, adaptability and lack of space for creative enterprise. Tate Bristol will become a creative and cultural centre for the city. Tate Bristol will be the social and creative heart of the city, connecting people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. The entrance way from Cumberland road, which leads through to the public ramp / main atrium. It is surfaced in a hardwearing way (concrete). This is due to the amount of people passing through as a short-cut to the Harbour and also to emphasis that this is an extension to the public street. TATE BRISTOL: KEY INTERNAL SPACES
  • 108. 110 5.1.3 Main Entrance 5.1.4 Circulation Space 5.2 Reception and Customer Services 5.3.1 Cloakroom and Locker Facilities 5.4.2 Main Exhibition Spaces 5.5 Activity and Performance Spaces 5.6 Studios 5.7 Tate Bristol Bar 5.8 Catering facilities 5.9 Picnic Space 5.l0 Chill Out Zones & Learning Spaces 5.11 Meeting Point 5.11.1 Group Visit Areas 5.11.2 Help Point 5.12 Public Toilet Facilities 5.12.2 Baby Changing / Feeding Facilities 5.13 Buggy + EMV Park Staff Toilet Facilities Staff Accessible Toilets Cleaner’s Room + Stores 6.2.1 General Staff Offices + Facilities 6.2.2 First Aid/Changing Rooms 6.2.3 Storage Spaces 6.2.4 Staff Briefing 6.3.0 Security Operations 6.3.1 Security Interview Room 6.3.2 Secure Storage Area 6.3.3 Building Management Services Office 6.3.4 Services Reception/Facilities 6.3.5 Staff Entrance Area and Ancillary Spaces 6.3.6 Facilities Management Storage 6.4.1 Commercial Retail 6.4.2 Tate Bristol sales 6.6.2 Exhibition Storage & Prep Space 6.7.2 Workshop Office 6.7.3 Workshop Tea Room 6.7.4 Design Office 6.7.5 Metal workshop 6.7.6 Wood store 6.7.7 Wood workshop 6.7.8 Storage 6.7.9 Changing areas and Lockers 6.8.1 Staff Offices 6.8.2 Staff Offices and Workrooms 6.9 Loading Bay 6.l0 Sorting Space 6.11 Cataloguing Area 6.12 Photographic Office and Cataloguing Room 6.13.1 Interim Storage (Clean Room) 6.13.2 Interim Storage (Isolation Room) 6.14 Art Depository TATE BRISTOL: COSTING. TOTAL CONTRACT SUM = £89.9M
  • 109. 111TATE BRISTOL: COSTING. TOTAL CONTRACT SUM = £89.9M
  • 110. 112 BACK OF HOUSE ACCESS & 24 HOUR STUDIO ACCESS Shared Studio Space 1 Shared Studio Space 2 Shared Studio Space 3 Shared Studio Space 4 24 Hour Access to Studios (During Public Gallery ‘Lock-Down’) Exit / Entrance Shared Studio Space 1 Shared Studio Space 2 Shared Studio Space 3 Shared Studio Space 4 24 Hour Access to Studios (During Public Gallery ‘Lock-Down’) Exit / Entrance Fire Exit DistancesFire Exit Distances Fire Exit & Back of HouseFire Exit & Back of House Staff Entrance/ Exitsff Entrance/ Exitsff
  • 111. 113BACK OF HOUSE ART HANDLING PROCESS & FUNCTIONS Wheely Bins & Waste Collection Private Enterance for Service Trucks and Lorries Loading Bay Equiptment & Packing Storage Photographic Documentation of all incoming and outgoing art work (for insurance purposes) Sorting & Catalogue Depot Circulation Service Lift Isolated Storage (end of ventilation route for fumes out) Clean Storage (for delicate and fagile items) Art Depository Art Depository Storage for Gallery Items (Under ramp / Low Ceiling
  • 112. 114 AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP) 100m Aquifer Heat Pump AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (Ground Source Heating & Colling System) OPEN LOOP SYSTEMP Ground water is extracted from and returned to a suitable aquifer below the site Output is dependant on how much water can be extracted More efficient than closed loop systems, so less boreholes are needed Generally more cost effective than closed loop systems Can use cooling effect of groundwa- ter without running heat pump
  • 113. 115AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP) Aquifer Heat Pump AQUIFER GROUND SOURCE SYSTEM (Ground Source Heating & Colling System) OPEN LOOP SYSTEMP Ground water is extracted from and returned to a suitable aquifer below the site Output is dependant on how much water can be extracted More efficient than closed loop systems, so less boreholes are needed Generally more cost effective than closed loop systems Can use cooling effect of groundwa- ter without running heat pump
  • 114. 116 TATE BRISTOL’S DRAINAGE / MICRO WATER CYCLE Waste Out Rain Water Re-Use for Sinks and Washing Grey Water from Taps to Flush Toilets Rain Water Collection Grey Water Re-Use for Flushing MICRO WATER CYCLE
  • 115. 117TATE BRISTOL’S DRAINAGE / MICRO WATER CYCLE Waste Out Rain Water Re-Use for Sinks and Washing Grey Water from Taps to Flush Toilets Rain Water Collection Grey Water Re-Use for Flushing MICRO WATER CYCLE
  • 116. 118 TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season)
  • 117. 119TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season)
  • 118. 120 TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade for exhaust Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season) Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY
  • 119. 121TATE BRISTOL: COOLING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings for exhaust at roof level Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade for exhaust Natural ventilation operable openings on façade for fresh air inlet Mechanical Supply NATURAL MODE (Mid Season) Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract COOLING MODE VENTILATION STRATEGY
  • 120. 122 TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate HEATING MODE Natural ventilation openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation openings on façade closed during heating mode Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Closed Control Supply Closed Control Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out
  • 121. 123TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate HEATING MODE Natural ventilation openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation openings on façade closed during heating mode Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Closed Control Supply Closed Control Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out
  • 122. 124 TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings on façade closed during heating mode Mechanical Supply HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building
  • 123. 125TATE BRISTOL: HEATING MODE Plant Room Natural ventilation operable openings closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings in interior façade closed during heating mode Natural ventilation operable openings on façade closed during heating mode Mechanical Supply HEATING MODE Natural Vent (Fresh Air) Natuaral Vent (Exhaust) Thermetically Sealed Open and Uncontrolled Interior Climate Mechanical Extract Under Floor Heating Trench Heater General Supply General Exhaust Buildings Heat In Fresh Air In Recycled Heat Out Heat exchanger collects heat from building mixes with 10% fresh air and then recirculates the recycled heat around the building
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  • 130. PROPOSED WAPPING WHARF CREATIVE HUB MASTERPLAN132
  • 131. 133TATE BRISTOL: EXTERIOR PUBLIC SPACES
  • 132. After travelling through the building; taken on a journey through its galleries, the visitors finally arrive on the roof. On the roof exists the sculpture garden, where numerous installations and large works live. The roof is South facing and views of the harbour and the new city park are possible. This balcony space acts as platform to view the main, double height, digital space below from a different perspective. Along this balcony various other digital installations exist. The sound elements overlap inherent in most digital art pieces, unlike ‘still’ works, functions more as an attractive and moody underscore. The total effect is often surprisingly emotional. Top floor gallery with double height ceiling for large works and installations. North-East & North-West facing gallery. Internal gallery standard climate is maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. The entrance way from Cumberland road, which leads through to the public ramp / main atrium. It is surfaced in a hard- wearing way (concrete). This is due to the amount of people passing through as a short-cut to the Harbour and also to emphasis that this is an extension to the public street. The yellow travellator takes visitors on a journey from a main ‘light’ gallery space, through the atrium, and arrives them immediately into the darkness of a main digital gallery. Effortlessly contrasting the visitors experience; keeping them awake, alert and excited. The public spaces and functions on the left and back of house operations, workshops, and artist studios on the right. Artists can be seen working if their internal blinds are open. On certain studio open days the entire gallery expands in size. View from the park plinth: continuation of level from Cumberland road to park plinth & Tate Bristol’s back entrance. Public and staff carpark underneath the park plinth of a capacity of 125 parking spaces. External ramp. parallel to the Tate Bristol building. Descending from the park plinth / Cumberland road to the harbour-side promenade View from the park plinth, looking towards Bristol Harbour in between The Library of Bristol and Tate Bristol.
  • 133. The main atrium connects the Harbour to Cumberland Road. It is seen as a public street (and is surfaced in this way). In this space large scale installations and sculptures exist. From here the visitor has an immediate understanding of the building. The different coloured floors help orientate the visitor to understand which gallery and public function exist on which floor. Tate Bristol has two levels, on the Eastern side, dedicated to Learning. These Learning Spaces have an abundance of public computers, which have installed the latest graphic and video software. Instead of having "hot desks" to rent office space in an isolated room, here we have communal spaces which are open, public and for all. Throughout the building experience there will be numerous informal installations. In almost seemingly random places, installations, sculptures, projections and performances will take place. The building's flexibility due to its openness and organisation of the permanent functions allows for this. North facing galleries on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors. Internal gallery standard climate maintained through mechanical ventilation & heating. The highest performance Low-E glass is used to maintain a steady temperature reducing the amount of mechanical heating and cooling / energy used. 'The Cave' is a large circular space situated below the upper-ground level. This is a flexible industrial space which is used for digital art installations and non-commercial performances. A public space almost independent and hidden from the rest of the gallery. Tate Bristol’s main digital art space is on a colossal scale. This space houses a selection of Tate Bristol’s permanent digital collection. This particular room has a special emphasis on the artist Ryoji Ikeda. Ryoji Ikeda’s work quivers somewhere between electronic music, digital art, installation and performance. He uses raw materials both visual and sonic: using giant screens and huge speaker systems, Ikeda gives these hidden elements something approaching the scale and monumentality of industrial manufacturing processes. Walking up the main public circulation ramp; parallel and adjacent to the externally surrounding ephemeral skin. Taking visitors on a journey; wrapping them around the extents of the building. For this ramp; it draws visitors through a main learning space and directly into the gallery. The circulation of the building is only clear one floor at a time to enhance the experience and discovery of the building. The site of Tate Bristol on Spike Island will create a flow of visitors and provide an open anchor, an interior public space and a meeting place for pedestrians and they will become the city’s new icon, whilst addressing deficiencies in accessibility, adaptability and lack of space for creative enterprise. Tate Bristol will become a creative and cultural centre for the city. Tate Bristol will be the social and creative heart of the city, connecting people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. View from across the water from the public space outside of the Llyods Bank. Showing that the Library of Bristol (left) and the Tate Bristol (right) have equal importance to the city of Bristol demonstrated by the equality of presence on the Harbour-front sky-line.
  • 134. 136 TATE BRISTOL FLY-THROUGH PRESENTATION. SCAN Q.R. CODE TO VISIT THE YOUTUBE PAGE
  • 136. VIEW FROM THE ENTRANCE WITHIN THE MAIN ATRIUM SPACE138