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=Presentation=
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Here you can find one slide about our first impression. This slide shows you the first thoughts as a result of the brainstorm session about the site.
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[[File:home0901.jpg|620px|left|]]
  
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The site is situated between The Faculty of Architecture and The Science Centre, both part of The Technical University of Delft. This area is like the beginning of the campus of the University.
 
  
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[[File:motto.jpg]]
  
  
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'''A quick explanation of the slide:'''
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=[[atom09:System Theory|System Theory]]=
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[[File:home02.jpg|320px|left|]]
  
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The red triangle shows the area which is described above.
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As a conclusion of the site analysis, the site is a "Dead System" at this moment.
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The blue lines represent an important traffic way, the site in red, is in between these two roads and they cause quite a lot of noise.  
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Buildings on the edge of the site are directly related to this place. As mentioned The Faculty of Architecture, The Science Centre, but residential for students, in the future as well. These relations to the park are represented by the arrows. The yellow circle shows that the place has some potential, one of the potential thing is that it will be an entrance to the TU Delft campus.
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So how is a system defined? And what is the essential characteristic of a useful system?
  
  
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The sharp angle which is caused by the roads and the depth of the road as well, are blocking out the east neighbourhood at the other side of the area.
 
  
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Specially the students in this area pass this park quite often, but almost never enter. This has several reasons, which need further investigation.
 
  
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=[[atom09:Concept Proposal|Concept]]=
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[[File:home04.jpg|320px|left|]]
  
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Our proposal aims to activate the "Dead System" by creating a dynamic structure, and integrate flexible spaces with the surroundings.
  
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[[File:Atom group 09.jpg]]
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Further information of our project: '''<u>[[project_I:Home|> Project: I]]</u>'''
  
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=Conclusion=
 
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These first impressions leaded to a fast conclusion about a new design for the site. We came to a general thought to create a place to stay for students and other people. Something that adds value to the park and keeps attracting people.
 
  
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When you add something to a place, it always has influence on the surrounding area. This influence could be both in possitive or negative way. More research needs to be done to investigate all the possible situations and their influences.
 
  
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=[[atom09:Validators|Validators]]=
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<div>[[Image:Val00.jpg|320px|left|link=]]</div>
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<div>[[Image:Val01.jpg|320px|left|link=]]</div>
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<div>[[Image:Val02.jpg|320px|left|link=]]</div>
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<div>[[Image:Val03.jpg|320px|left|link=]]</div>
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Our validators are experts on the topics we are dealing with, like the surrounding area, traffic systems and dynamic designs.
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'''[[atom09:Research|Research]]'''
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Through our research we found out,
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A. The site is part of a bigger system.
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B. The site has two big barriers which form the boundaries.
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C. The site is not useful for its surrounding.
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D. The site is a DEAD SYSTEM.
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'''[[atom09:Archive|Archive]]'''
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In this archive you can find background information about the site, including our analysis, first ideas etc.
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'''Team'''
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[[User:Esther|Esther]], [[User:Wilton|Wilton]], and [[User:Mohammed|Mohammed]].

Latest revision as of 15:52, 17 October 2011


Home0901.jpg


Motto.jpg


System Theory

Home02.jpg

As a conclusion of the site analysis, the site is a "Dead System" at this moment.

So how is a system defined? And what is the essential characteristic of a useful system?



Concept

Home04.jpg

Our proposal aims to activate the "Dead System" by creating a dynamic structure, and integrate flexible spaces with the surroundings.

Further information of our project: > Project: I


Validators

Val00.jpg
Val01.jpg
Val02.jpg
Val03.jpg
Val04.jpg
Val05.jpg
Val06.jpg













Our validators are experts on the topics we are dealing with, like the surrounding area, traffic systems and dynamic designs.




Research

Through our research we found out,

A. The site is part of a bigger system.

B. The site has two big barriers which form the boundaries.

C. The site is not useful for its surrounding.

D. The site is a DEAD SYSTEM.


Archive

In this archive you can find background information about the site, including our analysis, first ideas etc.

Team

Esther, Wilton, and Mohammed.
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