Presentation about my graduationproject for a designcentre in Rotterdam. It includes analysis, building design, buildingsystems and final design

1. GRADUATION DESIGN P5
Design for a designcenter in Rotterdam
Hui Jun Chang b1140558 Architecture & Modernity Public Realm 24 June 2008
Susanne Komossa Nicola Marzott Jelke Fokkinga Louis Lousberg

2. CONTENT
INTRODUCTION &
ANALYSIS Rotterdam
location
masterplan
theory
theme
designcenter
BUILDING location
composition
functions
design brief
route through the building
BUILDING SYSTEMS construction
climate system
fire security
CONCEPT envelope vs inner spaces
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3. INTRODUCTION – ROTTERDAM
Rotterdam fireborder lit on 14 mei 2007
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INTRODUCTION – ROTTERDAM
Contrasts on the fireborder

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INTRODUCTION – ROTTERDAM
Contrasts on the fireborder

6. Location Delftsestraat
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INTRODUCTION – LOCATION

7. Locationpictures 5-9-2007 made by Hui Jun Chang
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INTRODUCTION – LOCATION

8. Video interview of the users of the Delftsestraat 5-10-2007
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ANALYSIS
PROBLEM: Large amount of low education citizens
Location is known as unsafe and uncomfortable area to stay in

9. Ivo van Opstelten
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ANALYSIS
GOAL: Attach high education citizens
RESEARCH: Creative industry will be the most succesfull approach to stimulate
the economy in Rotterdam*
* TNO Rapport EPS 2005-06 ‘Creatieve industrie in Rotterdam’, Feb
2005, W. Manshanden, P. Rutten, P. De Bruin, O. Koops
Richard Florida

10. Links between institutions and creative industry
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ANALYSIS
Municipality
Project developers
Multinationals
Investors
Research
Media
Art
Creative business
Municipality
Project developers
Multinationals
Investors
Research
Media
Art
Creative business
Municipality
Project developers
Multinationals
Investors
Research
Media
Art
Creative business
Citizens
Existing links
Missing links
Prefereable links

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ANALYSIS – MASTERPLAN

12. Maquettes of the masterplan Delftsestraat
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ANALYSIS – MASTERPLAN

13. Masterplan Delftsestraat made by Gerard Heerink
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ANALYSIS – MASTERPLAN

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ANALYSIS – THEORY
GOAL: To design a public building in the Delftsestraat in
Rotterdam, which stimulates the public realm on the
location.
QUESTION: What is public realm?
PROBLEMSTATEMENT: What kind of attitude should one person adopt itself to
stimulate the public realm?

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ANALYSIS – THEORY
R. SENNETT: ‘ Public realm is considered as places where
exchange between several social
groups can take place and indeed really takes
place.’
M. HAJER & ‘ Public realm does not appear in formal
A. REIJNDORP: characteristics, but in the overlap
of and exchange between several social
worlds.’
‘ Public domain-experiences are related with
entering parochial domain of
‘others’.’
H. CHANG: ‘ Public realm is where different social people
intervene and where exchange
takes place. This exchange could
be by physical contact, but also just by
observing the ‘other’.’
THEME: BALANCE IN CONTRASTS

16. Different parochial domains
ANALYSIS – THEME
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ANALYSIS – THEME
Observing ‘others’, Beijing 17-07-2006 made by Hui Jun Chang

18. Self reflection, Beijing 18-07-2006 made by Anne Meiborg
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ANALYSIS – THEME

19. Schiecentrale in Rotterdam
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ANALYSIS – Designcenter

20. Possible users of the designcenter
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ANALYSIS – Designcenter

21. Examples of designproducts
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ANALYSIS – Designcenter

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BUILDING – LOCATION

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BUILDING – COMPOSITION

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BUILDING – COMPOSITION
Public functions
Semi public functions

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BUILDING – FUNCTIONS
Restaurant
Café/ bar
Lounge/ karaokébar
Exhibitions/ open ateliers
Exhibitions/ lectureroom
Design shops/ showrooms
Design studio’s/ offices
Production workplaces

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BUILDING – DESIGNBRIEF

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

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BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING

40. BUILDING – ROUTE THROUGH THE BUILDING
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41. BUILDINGSYSTEMS – CONSTRUCTION
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42. BUILDINGSYSTEMS – CLIMATE SYSTEM
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Summerday - ventilation
Summerday - cooling
Winterday –
ventilation

43. BUILDINGSYSTEMS – FIRE PROTECTION
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Third floor Fourth floor

44. BUILDINGSYSTEMS – FIRE PROTECTION
Albert Heijn XL in Eindhoven manufactured by Derako
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45. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
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Second floor
First floor
Ground floor

46. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Concept: Envelope VS Innerspaces
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47. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Envelope
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48. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Envelope
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49. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Envelope
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50. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Envelope
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51. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Envelope
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52. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Envelope
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53. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Innerspaces
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54. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Innerspaces
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55. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Innerspaces
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56. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Innerspaces
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57. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
Connections - Meetingplatforms
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58. FOLLOWING THE CONCEPT – BALANCE IN CONTRASTS
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60. Special thanks to:
Hui Min Chang
THE END
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