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    ENTRANCE

    DESIGN CONCEPT

    DESIGN INVESTIGATION

    RESEARCH

    PROJECT DESCRIPTION

    The Garden City plan that Christchurch was founded on and the

    recently proposed CCDU blueprint is similar in that they are based

    on the idea of separation. The Garden C ity separated green from

    city and the CCDU separates various urban activities into pre-

    cincts. These planned distinct areas and hence planned separa-

    tion, further separates, and discourages chance happening and

    occurrence, the diverse and simultaneous events of an urban fab-

    ric. In my strategy Im proposing to take one block and allow for

    multiple programmes, allowing to prototype not only the individual

    function but also shared spaces.

    The Innovation Ofce fullls the work component of the city. Ofce

    buildings encourage the return and growth of workers and busi-

    nesses in the city. This building in particular fosters New Zealands

    small and medium enterprises, particularly in IT, a high value in-

    dustry.

    Ofces often require large open plan spaces, allowing for exibili-

    ty. These generic spaces produce non-space. Current technology

    allows for greater exibility for workers, which means they are notbound to their desk nor even to the ofce, an employee has the

    ability to work almost anywhere on portable devices.

    In the IT workplace there is a need for collaboration at times and

    privacy at others. Especially with present technology one can work

    in any space, however the ofce still plays a vital role in fostering

    and creating spaces for physical meeting and collaboration.With a

    high priority for these collaborative shared spaces, these spaces

    are dened and xed, facilitated by column spacing. The remain-

    ing open plan can be used for exible ofces. The plan allows for

    individual spaces when needed through the use of sweeping cur-

    tains, and in some instances there are xed enclosed spaces that

    can be used for private meetings or conversations.

    SOLAR | INNOVATION OFFICE - WORKJeffrey Jiang

    PURIRI

    REWAREWA

    P() = exp[-K() ()Lt /cos()]

    1.

    .

    .

    .

    The probability P(q) of a

    direct beam penetrating

    a plant canopy at a zenith

    angle of q, assuming

    azimuthal symmetry

    K(q) is the fraction of foliage

    projected in direction q

    W(q) is the Total

    nonrandomness correction

    factor including needles

    clumped on individual

    conifer shoots and the

    clumping of branches and

    shoots on tree crowns

    Lt is Total hemi-surface area

    of all foliage per unit ground

    surface area in canopy

    Solar is a global resource, available worldwide. As well as at a macro scale, it can also be found to reach and

    impact micro scales. Solar energys effect on canopies was investigated by taking measurements using hemispherical

    photography. It is found there are 4 main factors that affect solar gain, . ge is the within-shoot clumping factor accounting

    for the clumping of needles on shoots; dened as 1/2 total needle surface area to 1/2 total shoot envelope surface

    area.

    1.7

    0.0

    2.4

    5.2

    ( = + + + + + + ( + ( + + .

    = fgap,c(0) / fc

    1. Crown diameter

    3. Stem density

    2. Crown depth

    Crown depth, dened as the vertical distance between the

    top of the crown and the lowest living foliage

    4. Foliage density

    Zenith gap fraction partitioned into between-crown and

    within-crown components

    F is crown porosity, the

    within-crown gap factionfgap,c(0) is the Canopy gap fraction con -

    tribution from within-crown gaps estimated

    with a zenith view angle

    fc is the Fractional area coverage of

    crowns; m2 crown silhouette area per m2

    ground area obtained with projection of a

    crown from nadir( = + + + + + + ( + ( + + .

    linear oblong rhombic lanceolate

    ovate elliptic obovate cuneate

    spatulate oblanceolate orbicular reniform

    cordate deltoid hastate sagittate

    round

    ra

    d

    1/2c

    1/2f

    1/2f

    e**

    **e a*c 2a

    dis max. width

    f

    1/2ec

    b

    b

    inverted triangle

    square

    ellipsis

    triangle

    lobe

    LEAF SHAPES CATALOGUE

    Breakdown into simplied shapes

    r 1st r

    r

    1 s t

    r

    G U T

    G U T

    individualofces

    sharedopenplan

    public space

    circulation

    ground

    openplan

    individualofce

    sharedspace

    p la nn ed s pa ce p ar ti t io ni ng c ol um ns extract isocurve swept walls denedroom

    Clustering

    Dening space

    Layout

    1st 2nd 3rd

    GRID STRATEGY INTERSECTION POINTS TO GH SCRIPTING

    RadialGrid

    SolarAxis

    OldCBDGrid

    Pre-QuakeSite

    Residential (Live)

    North

    Top

    Office(Work)

    Mixed usePathway

    RecCentre(Play)

    CHOSEN SITE DIVISION

    SCHEMATIC DESIGNBLOCK MASTERPLANBLOCK MASTERPLAN

    open plan

    shared meetingareas

    rk t ti n

    t r

    th rrk t ti n

    th r r u

    th r ivi i n

    c nf r nc

    lt irc

    fficrvic

    rchivr tr

    caf filin t.

    tin

    rint rfiling/storage

    cafe

    entry

    restrooms

    storage

    equipment

    conferenceroom

    breakareas

    GlobalAverageAnnualTotalno. of Hours of Bright Sunshine

    AverageAnnualTotalno. of Hours of Bright Sunshine

    M ea nA nn ua lS un sh in eH ou rs M ea nA nn ua lT em pe ra tu re M ea nA nn ua lR ai nf al l

    2600

    2500

    2400

    2300

    >3000

    3000-2000

    2000-1000

    1000-500