Existing Site
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George Street |
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Elizabeth Street |
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Existing Site |
Project aim
Optimism - As Brisbane city becomes bigger and busier, it takes on the characterises and appearances of cities elsewhere. This tendency to acquire the identity and features of others by osmosis accelerates change and results principally from development of low-grade fashion and rapid construction. It is globallisation's great virtue....and vice. The result are cities in a state of dynamic flux with short-term memory, yet always with an air of deja vu.
Type of architecture
Garden with man made landscape, open and enclosed, gallery, canopy cover pathway.
A pavilion in an unambiguously public structure - large, open, transparent and easily accessible.
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Leaf-structured Canopy by SAM Architekten und Partner in Switzerland |
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Grand Rapids Art Museum: LEED Gold Certified by wHY Architecture in Michigan, USA |
Scale
Small to medium. Contains rooms and spaces in different scale. Transition space between areas as an interval section within the entity.
Target users
City-dwellers/users
Function – sports centre, multi media library, café, garden, relaxation
Place for people to reflect ( space for solitary reflection ), somewhere to relax, to gain knowledge, get connected, space to reflect, to reconnect/not lost connect with the earth. A space to get away from the city but you don’t have to leave the city to get away from the city. Because the place will get you the space to reflect.
Possible scenarios
2020
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Central Park NYC, |
The park contains several natural-looking lakes and ponds that have been created artificially
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The Garden of Solitude |
To create a stage for city-dwellers. An escape hatch/relaxation zone within the extreme urban contexts. The man-made landscape represents the land on the Earth; the reflection pool represents the water element; and the canopy represents the sky. The façade of the building is made of glass, it is clear and can reflect the sunlight. It represents crystal which means wisdom and a clear mind. This connection is conceived as a "progression towards solitude."
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