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The document describes an area with the following features: - A training field, residence, shopping area, train, and water taxi. - It connects to Green Island and has an old and new stadium. - It discusses the possibility of different functions for the pitch like football matches, concerts, retail, and ice skating over different months.

Training field

Residence

Shopping area

Train

Vehicle
Water taxi

XXL Workshop
Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

Connection

Green Island

New stadium

Old Stadium

XXL Workshop
Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

Programme

What’s the possibility for the Pitch? 06 : 00 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

?
MORNING
12 : 00

AFTERNOON
18 : 00

EVENING
+ + + 00 : 00

FOOTBALL
MATCHES
CONCERT
RETAIL
MALL

What’s the possibility
for additional function?

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

RETAIL
FOOTBALL
ICE SKATING
SWIMMING

+ + +

+ + +

XXL Workshop
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Adaptation and Flexibility

1. Adapt to the change of function

2. Adapt to the future

100 years later...

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1. Training field Residence Shopping area Train Vehicle Water taxi XXL Workshop Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

2. Connection Green Island New stadium Old Stadium XXL Workshop Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

3. Programme What’s the possibility for the Pitch? 06 : 00 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ? MORNING 12 : 00 AFTERNOON 18 : 00 EVENING + + + 00 : 00 FOOTBALL MATCHES CONCERT RETAIL MALL What’s the possibility for additional function? JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC RETAIL FOOTBALL ICE SKATING SWIMMING + + + + + + XXL Workshop Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

4. Adaptation and Flexibility 1. Adapt to the change of function 2. Adapt to the future 100 years later... XXL Workshop Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

5. XXL Workshop Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

6. XXL Workshop Architecture Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

7. XXL Workshop Structure Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

8. XXL Workshop Structure Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

9. XXL Workshop Structure Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

10. XXL Workshop Structure Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

11. XXL Workshop Structure Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

12. XXL Workshop Envelope Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

13. XXL Workshop Envelope Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

14. XXL Workshop Envelope Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

15. XXL Workshop Envelope Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

16. XXL Workshop Climate Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

17. XXL Workshop Climate Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

18. XXL Workshop Climate Yuwen Zhang - Jacob Chak Wai - MinJung Kim - Milan Vloedbeld - Luuk Graamans 2012

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