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The road is on top of the third layer, when it's moving it creates different spaces. The problem with these three layers is that the weight of the traffic is on top of all layers.  
 
The road is on top of the third layer, when it's moving it creates different spaces. The problem with these three layers is that the weight of the traffic is on top of all layers.  
 
 
 
 
 
 
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'''Two Layers:'''The models and diagrams showed us that the layers 'Ground' and 'Underground' as shown in the first image are actually '''one'''. So if we combine these layers we only create
 
 
1. A Structure      2. The Ground
 
 
The spaces on both side of the road are therefore constructed out of two or more objects.
 
 
 
  
  
 
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Revision as of 07:09, 1 December 2011

Umbrella

Um Sections.jpg
Umbrella 02.jpg



Structure

The edges of the umbrellas are connected and reacting on eachother. Each umbrella has sensors which are reacting on the sun/rain/wind/night/etc... Besides that they can be programmed for special days, for example events. The only disadvantage of the umbrella is that the space underneath the created roofs is 'flat', it has no accomodations.

Situation1road.jpg

Situation 1: This image shows how the road divides the site into two spaces. Green used by BK-City, red used by Science Centre and the student residential.

Situation2road.jpg

Situation 2: When the road changes its direction the spaces could be divided in different ways. The umbrellas are creating roofs and seperations between spaces.

Situation3road.jpg

Situation 3: When the road is at its 'maximum' the site can be used for events or the Mondays when the Science Centre is closed.


Why Choose Solution 2

Solution 2 is a structure which creates spaces and facilities/accomodations in one. The structure itself is formed to create comfortable spaces.


For the further part of the project, there're several possible materials and technics: Steel, Wood, Inflatable Skin or Membrane, and etc.

1. Steel

Triangle Steel Rods

Steel 1.jpg


Accessible Roof

Steel 2.jpg


Waving Kinetic

Steel 4.jpg

Sliding Bars & Pulleys

Steel 5.jpg


2. Wood

Interactive for Users

Wood 1.jpg


Adjustable Nude

Wood 2.jpg


Flexible Space 1

Wood 3.jpg

Flexible Space 2

Wood 4.jpg


Flexible Space 3

Wood 5.jpg



3. Inflatable Skin or Membrane

Bubble Space

Mem 1.jpg


Inflated Facade

Mem 2.jpg



Voidandball.jpg


Void & Ball

Layersandbar.jpg


Three Layers & Bar

Gear.jpg

Gears

Streching.jpg


Streching

To create the structure we needed to figure out how the corners of the model will be connected with eachother. Because we have parts which are not fixed but movable, there where adjustable connections needed. On the left you see four options to connect two parts while they can still be manipulated, for example rotated or streched.


7. Supporting the Structure

01-Model.jpg
02-Model.jpg
03-Model.jpg
04-Model.jpg


Three Layers of Structures

3 Layers.jpg

1. A Dynamic Structure - Comprised by kinetic structures;

2. Ground - Using light symbols or interactive technologies to control road and pedestrians;

3. Underground - Operable structures prepared underground for temporary use, such as facade and space division.


Kinetic Structure

Pers 02.jpg

By creating a road the space is divided into smaller spaces.

Video of the moving road model

The road is on top of the third layer, when it's moving it creates different spaces. The problem with these three layers is that the weight of the traffic is on top of all layers.


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