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Our Project is about the gradience between the private and public. The design effort lies in the transition space between the streetscape and the buildings. This concept creates the contrast between flexible buildings and the identity holding interface landscape.
 
Our Project is about the gradience between the private and public. The design effort lies in the transition space between the streetscape and the buildings. This concept creates the contrast between flexible buildings and the identity holding interface landscape.
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==Project components==
The first step of the process is the creation of the site plan with the renewed traffic scheme. According to that the borderlines of the private and public space will be proposed. The main effort of the work is the  public and private interface design in holdinging  the identity . The interface is created through the representational (the memory machine) and spatial means (transition space).
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The interface between the public and private is created through spatial needs according to the client profiles ('''transition landscape'''). The interface embodies the representational means ('''the memory machine''') to achieve the identity.
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==Memory Machine==
 
==Memory Machine==
 
The memory machine is a tactical tool to improve the site identity. It replay 'translated' moments according to the needed mood at every moment.
 
The memory machine is a tactical tool to improve the site identity. It replay 'translated' moments according to the needed mood at every moment.

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CONCEPTION


Challenge

Our design challenge is to create a site with evolving identity which serves the spatial affordance of certain activities in dynamically changing programmatic context.

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Specialization

Site conditioning for identity. The site has to be conditioned to have a set of qualities that allow fixed character through desired activities. We are achieving these qualities through representational and spatial means. Our challenge is to manipulate the with the memory of the users to amplify activities.

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INTERVENTION

Our Project is about the gradience between the private and public. The design effort lies in the transition space between the streetscape and the buildings. This concept creates the contrast between flexible buildings and the identity holding interface landscape.

Project components

The interface between the public and private is created through spatial needs according to the client profiles (transition landscape). The interface embodies the representational means (the memory machine) to achieve the identity.

Memory Machine

The memory machine is a tactical tool to improve the site identity. It replay 'translated' moments according to the needed mood at every moment. The replayed moments are collected date from the users who are using the site. the translation is done by a kind of filter what translate the monents into sounds and visuals. The replaying of is a representation in space what will create a different 'mood'. Thereby the representation is related/adjunct to time. The time of replay will influences the experiences of the users. This is controlled by the occupation of the site.

Transition Landscape

The Border between the private and the public gives us a clear research theme on existing typologies. The becoming from private to public can (the levels and the sizes of the transition spaces) can be seen as parameters for the spatial affordance of desired program. The parametric model will be dealing with the measure of the void in terms of the porocity, transparency and permeability.

Typology

We studied different commercial typologies and measured their levels between the public and private space.

Typology research

Porocity

Porosity research
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