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Palm Springs Reseach Center

CMOF Contemporary Museum of Florence

University of Florence Library

UM Homeless Transitional Housing

1 Gr a d u a t e U n d e r g r a d u a t e

CRIT Markus Dochantschi + Masha Panteleyeva + Chad Kellog

ARCHITECTURE AS PROPAGANDA

If research and development is an investment in a companys future, the statement would be true for a nation as well. If international competitiveness of the modern free market economy is the ability for innovation to generate, create, and commodify knowledge. How can the architecture intensify the creative and innovative processes without the hyper-paranoiac state that has become a byproduct of extreme trademarks, patents, and intellectual property policies? how can this mentality be steered into a competitive and productive, open platform direction? Currently, Russias allocates 1.03% of their total GOP to Research and Development for the public and private sector(source: world bank). How can architecture perpetuate the faster, results of innovations that will benefit society and create a larger output margin of prosperity for the economy by Research and Development and Creative Commons. The Annex is a research laboratory and live/ work community for professionals in engineering, sciences, and art.

1.) The professionals will formalize an individualistic and collaborative standard of living. This being, generating ideas on an individual basis, and creation of ideas together, by providing encounters and spaces to stimulate new innovative outputs and different applications.

2.) The architecture will reject former barriers, linked to categorizing or bulking one particular entity/ or filed to be isolated. A strategic amalgamation of program will be contested accordingly, allocating maximum cross pollination between different areas of expertise, interests, and social status. The architecture will be flexible able to expand and contract when the condition(s) are appropriate.

3.) Since all disciplines/fields are interconnected one way or another, This architecture will provide an intertwined infrastructure that will allow for the flow of these ideas and/or innovations to be readily exhibited for a.) discussion b.) collaboration c.) expansion d.) exposure ... As well as, an allowance to simmer, brew, and incubate.

4.) The Annex will create a catalytic environments for ideas, that said, its aesthetics and dynamism will rely on the activities and exchanges of networked spaces needed to spawn these interactions. It will inherently bring together professionals in Research and Developments fields such as: Technology, Art, Design, Culture and Science. The hybridity of all of these fields will yield to an over arching goal of innovation based on work, influences, and exchange of ideas. both explicitly and implicitly

SCHOOL Columbia University YEAR Spring 2012

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FIELDS OF INTEREST

WHAT IF ...... THAT, THIS, THEN

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1.03 % GDP

Amount of Research and Development GDP brakedown per country G8 and BRIC

BRIC COUNTRIES

Brazil 1.10 % China 1.44 % Russia 1.03 %South Africa 0.93 %India 0.80 %

Israel 4.86 %Sweden 3.75%Finland 3.46 %S.Korea 3.21%Denmark 2.75 %

OTHER COUNTRIES

Japan 3.44 %United States 2.82 % Germany 2.54%France 2.02%United Kingdom 1.88% Canada 1.84%Italy 1.18 %Russia 1.03 %

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> How can the architecture intensify the creative and innovative processes?

international competitiveness of the modern free market economy is the ability for innovation to gener-ate, create, and commodify knowledge. How can the architecture intensify the creative and innovative processes without the hyper-paranoiac state that has become a byproduct of extreme trademarks, patents, and intellectual property policies?

THE ARTIST THE SCIENTISTTHE ENGINEER

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THE ANNEX CITY- CULTIVATING INNOVATION

IDEA

If research and development is an investment in a companys future, the statement would be true for a nation as well. If international competitiveness of the modern free market economy is the ability for innovation to generate, create, and commodify knowledge. How can the architecture intensify the creative and innovative processes without the hyper-paranoiac state that has become a byproduct of extreme trademarks, patents, and intellectual property policies? how can this mentality be steered into a competitive and productive, open platform direction?

FIELDS OF INTEREST

WHAT IF ...... THAT, THIS, THEN

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1 Yr

THE ANNEX CITYS PROGRAM DURATION and MIXTURE of PEOPLE

THE ANNEX CITY IS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH LABORATORY AND LIVE/ WORK COMMUNITY FOR PROFESSIONALS IN ENGINEERING, SCIENCES, AND THE ARTS.

1.) The of the Annex City will bring a mulitple levels of knowledge and professionals. The ANNEX establishes a composition of Experts and Novice to stimulate new ideas.

2. The disciplines/fields and the individuals will be a fluctuation of people from different background working together.MIXTURE OF DISAPLINES AND PEOPLE DURATION OF PROFESSIONAL : Long Term And Temporary Residency At The Annex City

PROGRAM% RATIO of PEOPLE in 1 YEAR PERIOD

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THE ANNEX CITYS PROGRAM DURATION and MIXTURE of PEOPLE

THE ANNEX CITY IS INNOVATIVE RESEARCH LABORATORY AND LIVE/ WORK COMMUNITY FOR PROFESSIONALS IN ENGINEERING, SCIENCES, AND THE ARTS.

1.) The of the Annex City will bring a mulitple levels of knowledge and professionals. The ANNEX establishes a composition of Experts and Novice to stimulate new ideas.

2. The disciplines/fields and the individuals will be a fluctuation of people from different background working together.MIXTURE OF DISAPLINES AND PEOPLE DURATION OF PROFESSIONAL : Long Term And Temporary Residency At The Annex City

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FIELDS OF INTEREST

Fields of Intrest and Brakedown

> DIAGRAMS F: Program ratio of People admitted to the ANNEX in 1 year Period.ng South-West

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Orthagonal Lines + System Connection with urban fabricRigid Orthagonal Grid Structures Lab System

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international competitiveness of the modern free market economy is the ability for innovation to gener-ate, create, and commodify knowledge. How can the architecture intensify the creative and innovative processes without the hyper-paranoiac state that has become a byproduct of extreme trademarks, patents, and intellectual property policies?

Agua Caliente Research Center

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In the arid climate of the Palm Springs Agua Caliente desert canyon lays a greenbelt along a narrow stream descending from the fertile peak of the mountain. During the hottest months of the year, the stream recedes and the greenbelt vanishes, its fauna migrates and flora desiccates as part of their perennial cycle. Survival in this climate demands adaptation and the effective use of resources. Notable in this regard are the local floras anatomic and biological adaptations; for example, desert succulents form waxy, hairy, or spiny, pustules on their outer surface to create microhabitats to control heat retention, channels air circulation, and reduce water loss. Many of these plants also surface layers to shade and protect from high temperatures and sun exposure. Taking these survival adaptations as guiding principle for the initial approach for the Research Center Project, the design creates a micro environment through a series of canopies and brisoles that shield from the sun, channel air flow, and provide shade for dual interior and exterior areas of the building providing flexible access and shelter to the researchers and their undertakings in this desert.

CRIT Ana Escalante

SCHOOL Cal Poly Pomona University YEAR Spring 2003


Parking

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Cafe/AdministrationExterior Cooridor

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construction pollution

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views and light while maintaining high R values

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PRIVATESEARCH

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> DIAGRAM VIEWSView to Valley / Desert/ GreenbeltView to GreenbeltView to rocky mountain hillView to mountain range

> DIAGRAM PROGRAMExhibit Space/Restroom/CafeLaboratories/Archives/Media LibraryOffices

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Enviornmental Center of Regenerative Research and Education

The eCORRE Complex, Enviornmental Center of Regentative Research and Eduacation in the city of Long Beach , takes the ISO container as the new re-pourposed material as an example of future building materials and systems. The design approach for the eCORRE, a core and shell building took three basic elements into consideration. First, the site was analized for its proximatie, adjacencies, and needs of the community. Second, analized the re-adaptive properties of the shipping container as a building element --a shell. The final, application was the implications of the enviornmental aspects and practical solutions of each; which also teaches its visitors and the community about sustainable living. The Core Vs Shell approach allowed the maximum use of the shipping container. The truss system used as the core element, and main sturctural system allows the containers to be bridged accros allowing the ground floor to be used for community events.

eCORRE COMPLEX


TEAM Magaa +Hernandez +Muoz

COLLABORATIVE Aphidoidea

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6 > Exhibition 7 > Outdoor Classrooms8 > Battery Pack9 > Restroom 10 > Classroom11 > Community room

LEGEND

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statement would be true for a nation as well. If international competitiveness of the

> eCORRE Complex

Introducing a sustainable lifestyle for everyone. The complex will be used a sustainable and activity hub for the community of Long Beach.

Contemporary Museum of Florence

The historic center of Florence is laid out on an orthogonal grid of, compounded lay-ers reminiscent of earlier centuries. Throughout, grand nodes like piazzas, cathedrals and churches mark the city visibly structuring its hierarchy and prevalent importance. The city itself is a treasured museum due to its historic renaissance art, architecture, and cultural influence it has bestowed on the world. Architecture shaped the city into massive, compact clusters of buildings creating unusual streets, avenues, and spaces throughout the grid that fluctuate in size, degree, and effect. As one walks through this densely knit historic city, the experience of its narrow, partly shadowed streets lined with towering buildings is accentuated by the grandeur evoked by magnificent structures like the Domo. These narrow, tunneled streets suddenly open into grand plazas, surprising and affecting the pedestrian as he or she transitions from one space and scale to the other. This project takes this walking experience marked by transitions from narrow, intimate space (i.e., the streets) to open, communal space (i.e. the piazza) and reinterprets it to articulate and parallel the space for the museum, relative to its program and curatorial use.

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EXPANSION AND COMPRESSION

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BUDAPEST

CRIT Mark Wasiuta + Elka Krajewska

SALVAGE ART INSTITUTE

The asthetics of damage .....The value of damage .....The Inherent danger....and the spectacle of danger....This memorial is to commemorate the 1,634 Kessenuma residents whom lost their life to the savage, yet calming sae. On March 3, 2011, a 9.0 earthquake caused a mega tsunami off of the coast of Japan. All along the cost the devestation was seen homes displaced, people, cars, building, hopes, and dreams torn from their place of santuary. My memorial seeks to peacefully displaces the visitor and submerge them into a journey and procession from land into the sea, as a homage to thoes lost.

SCHOOL Columbia University


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KOLO

NTA

R12

.5 p

H

9.0

pH

7.8

pH

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO

Land distance/ milesTU

SKEV

AR

APA

CATO

RNA

KISB

ERZS

ENY

7

pH Levels of Sludge

Alkaline

Neutral/Normal

Acidic

MA

RCA

L RI

VER

RABA

RIV

ER

MO

SON

I DA

NU

BE R

IVER

DA

NU

BE R

IVER

pH LEVELS/INTENSITE OF CAUSTIC SLUDGE - DISTANCE /HEIGHT OF CAUSTIC SLUDGE

KOLO

NTA

R

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO

TUSK

EVA

R

APA

CATO

RNA

Aluminum Ore45% iorn oxide (red color)

15% aluminium oxide15% Silicon oxide

calcium oxidetitanium dioxide

oxygen bonded sodium oxide

CAUSTIC SLUDGE MIXTURE

Rese

rvoi

r Lev

ee M

ixtu

re

Com

pac

ted

Dir

tRo

cks

Dir

t SL

A

sh

C G

Caus

tic S

ludg

e M

ixtu

re

45%

Iron

Oxi

de

25%

Alu

m.O

re

CAUSTIC SLUDGE EVOLUTION AND PATH OF DAMAGE

24.7 M CUBIC FEET OF CASTIC SLUDGE SPILLED

> The aesthetics of Damage - Analisys of Damage

Typ.

hei

ght 1

0-0

- 1

2-0

5-6

Va

ries

4-0

Va

ries


Foundation damage

Top Soilpenetration

5-6

Va

ries

6

Sterm wallfootings

Foundationfootings

5-6

6-6

7-6

8-6


8-6Entry Varies


Soil

Laye

rs

6

Turf/GrassTop Soil

Concrete



Penetrates kernal

Corrodescore

Penetratesstarch

1-2

C

ircu

m.

var

ies

Ruptures points

+/-

92

-0

50-6

max capacity

stable

0-00

SedimentaryMixtures

Turf/Top Soil

SedementaryMixtures

ConcreteMixtures



12-20

width

varies H

eigh

t v

arie

sse

e ht

. gra

ph








short-term: death

Residue :Stomach



Respiratory Contact


Residue :Stomach


150

peop

le a

re tr

eate

d fo

r che

mic

al b

urns

from

cau

stic

mud

d

deat

h to

ll =

7 p

eopl

e

deat

h to

ll =

10

peo

ple

deat

h to

ll =

5 p

eopl

e dr

owne

d in

cau

stic

wav

e

Plan

s fo

r con

tinge

nt b

arrie

r

Plan

t re-

open

s fo

r pro

duct

ion

MA

L A

jka

CEO

rele

ases

110

,000

c

ompe

nsat

ion

for

fam

ilies

ae

cted

by

spill

.

Thre

at o

f sec

ond

wav

e o

f cau

stic

mud

d

cont

ainm

ent e

ort

s co

ntin

ued

7,00

0 pe

ople

eva

cuat

ed fo

r saf

ety

perc

autio

ns

pH l

evel

s de

clar

ed n

orm

al a

t Dan

ube

Rive

r

com

pany

pro

ts

157

mill

ion

euro

s an

nual

ly

3,00

0 jo

bs d

irect

ly d

epen

d on

MA

L A

KJA

Pla

nt

Day

110

.04.

201

0

Day

210

.05.

201

0

Day

310

.06.

201

0

Day

410

.07.

201

0

Caus

tic s

ludg

e re

ache

s D

anub

e Ri

ver

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

CEO

cla

ims

Nat

ural

Dis

aste

r

com

pens

atio

n =

360

fo

r eac

h fa

mily

Hig

h pH

leve

ls re

cord

ed b

y EU

o

cial

s

All

wild

life

extin

gush

ed in

Mar

cal a

nd R

aba

Rive

rs

Ajk

a M

AL

Zrt A

lum

ina

Plan

t re

serv

oir r

uptu

res

spill

ing

700,

000

cu

bic

met

ers

of t

oxic

was

te

Day

510

.08.

201

0

Day

610

.09.

201

0

Day

710

.10.

201

0

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

CEO

t arr

este

d fo

r crim

inal

neg

ligen

ce

Dam

ages

est

imat

ed a

t 73

mill

ion

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r con

stru

cted

to c

onta

in

seco

nd s

pill

from

res

ervo

ir

Conc

ern

rega

rdin

g lo

ng-t

erm

dam

age

caus

ed

by s

pilla

ge e

vapo

ratio

n an

d se

dim

enta

tion

Day

810

.11.

201

0

Day

910

.12.

201

0

Day

10

10 .1

3. 2

010

MA

L Zr

t alu

min

ium

pla

nt C

EO Z

olta

n Ba

kony

i re

leas

ed

frro

m c

usto

dydu

e to

insu

ci

ent

evid

ence

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

alu

min

ium

pla

nt n

atio

naliz

ed b

y h

unga

rian

gove

rnm

ent

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r stil

l in

proc

ess/

con

stru

ctio

n al

mos

t com

plet

ed

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r co

mpl

eted

Mea

sure

men

ts o

f ca

ustic

par

ticle

s in

air

bec

ome

3x

the

max

imum

saf

ety

leve

l

Airb

orne

tox

ic p

artic

les

(dus

t) e

mer

ges

as p

robl

em

Day

11

10 .1

4. 2

010

Day

12

10 .1

5. 2

010

Day

13

10 .1

6. 2

010

120

peop

le a

re a

re tr

eate

d fo

r che

mic

al b

urns

from

cau

stic

mud

d

Rupt

ure

caus

ed C

aust

ic w

ave1

2-7f

t hi

gh to

oo

d n

ear b

y to

wns

Gyp

sum

and

che

mic

al s

tabe

lizer

s po

ured

into

Mar

cal a

nd R

aba

Rive

rs

caus

tic s

luge

dec

lare

d n

on t

oxic

acc

ordi

ng to

EU

sta

ndar

ds

Caustic Burn

Skin breakage

Epidermis

Dermis

1/8


Varie

s -

15 m

in -

45 m

in


Pitting corrosion

*Long-Term Damage

Crevice


POP:

837

POP:

5,2

32

POP:

421

POP:

314

5-0

10-0

Height of Sludge


= 100 Homes

POP:

566

POP:

188

POP:

103

1 miles

KOLO

NTA

R12

.5 p

H

9.0

pH

7.8

pH

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO


SKEV

AR

APA

CATO

RNA

KISB

ERZS

ENY

7

pH Levels of Sludge

Alkaline

Neutral/Normal

Acidic

MA

RCA

L RI

VER

RABA

RIV

ER

MO

SON

I DA

NU

BE R

IVER

DA

NU

BE R

IVER


KOLO

NTA

R

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO

TUSK

EVA

R

APA

CATO

RNA






Rese

rvoi

r Lev

ee M

ixtu

re

Com

pac

ted

Dir

tRo

cks

Dir

t SL

A

sh

C G

Caus

tic S

ludg

e M

ixtu

re

45%

Iron

Oxi

de

25%

Alu

m.O

re



Typ.

hei

ght 1

0-0

- 1

2-0

5-6

Va

ries

4-0

Va

ries


Foundation damage

Top Soilpenetration

5-6

Va

ries

6

Sterm wallfootings

Foundationfootings

5-6

6-6

7-6

8-6


8-6Entry Varies


Soil

Laye

rs

6

Turf/GrassTop Soil

Concrete



Penetrates kernal

Corrodescore

Penetratesstarch

1-2

C

ircu

m.

var

ies

Ruptures points

+/-

92

-0

50-6

max capacity

stable

0-00

SedimentaryMixtures

Turf/Top Soil

SedementaryMixtures

ConcreteMixtures



12-20

width

varies H

eigh

t v

arie

sse

e ht

. gra

ph








short-term: death

Residue :Stomach



Respiratory Contact


Residue :Stomach


150

peop

le a

re tr

eate

d fo

r che

mic

al b

urns

from

cau

stic

mud

d

deat

h to

ll =

7 p

eopl

e

deat

h to

ll =

10

peo

ple

deat

h to

ll =

5 p

eopl

e dr

owne

d in

cau

stic

wav

e

Plan

s fo

r con

tinge

nt b

arrie

r

Plan

t re-

open

s fo

r pro

duct

ion

MA

L A

jka

CEO

rele

ases

110

,000

c

ompe

nsat

ion

for

fam

ilies

ae

cted

by

spill

.

Thre

at o

f sec

ond

wav

e o

f cau

stic

mud

d

cont

ainm

ent e

ort

s co

ntin

ued

7,00

0 pe

ople

eva

cuat

ed fo

r saf

ety

perc

autio

ns

pH l

evel

s de

clar

ed n

orm

al a

t Dan

ube

Rive

r

com

pany

pro

ts

157

mill

ion

euro

s an

nual

ly

3,00

0 jo

bs d

irect

ly d

epen

d on

MA

L A

KJA

Pla

nt

Day

110

.04.

201

0

Day

210

.05.

201

0

Day

310

.06.

201

0

Day

410

.07.

201

0

Caus

tic s

ludg

e re

ache

s D

anub

e Ri

ver

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

CEO

cla

ims

Nat

ural

Dis

aste

r

com

pens

atio

n =

360

fo

r eac

h fa

mily

Hig

h pH

leve

ls re

cord

ed b

y EU

o

cial

s

All

wild

life

extin

gush

ed in

Mar

cal a

nd R

aba

Rive

rs

Ajk

a M

AL

Zrt A

lum

ina

Plan

t re

serv

oir r

uptu

res

spill

ing

700,

000

cu

bic

met

ers

of t

oxic

was

te

Day

510

.08.

201

0

Day

610

.09.

201

0

Day

710

.10.

201

0

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

CEO

t arr

este

d fo

r crim

inal

neg

ligen

ce

Dam

ages

est

imat

ed a

t 73

mill

ion

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r con

stru

cted

to c

onta

in

seco

nd s

pill

from

res

ervo

ir

Conc

ern

rega

rdin

g lo

ng-t

erm

dam

age

caus

ed

by s

pilla

ge e

vapo

ratio

n an

d se

dim

enta

tion

Day

810

.11.

201

0

Day

910

.12.

201

0

Day

10

10 .1

3. 2

010

MA

L Zr

t alu

min

ium

pla

nt C

EO Z

olta

n Ba

kony

i re

leas

ed

frro

m c

usto

dydu

e to

insu

ci

ent

evid

ence

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

alu

min

ium

pla

nt n

atio

naliz

ed b

y h

unga

rian

gove

rnm

ent

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r stil

l in

proc

ess/

con

stru

ctio

n al

mos

t com

plet

ed

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r co

mpl

eted

Mea

sure

men

ts o

f ca

ustic

par

ticle

s in

air

bec

ome

3x

the

max

imum

saf

ety

leve

l

Airb

orne

tox

ic p

artic

les

(dus

t) e

mer

ges

as p

robl

em

Day

11

10 .1

4. 2

010

Day

12

10 .1

5. 2

010

Day

13

10 .1

6. 2

010

120

peop

le a

re a

re tr

eate

d fo

r che

mic

al b

urns

from

cau

stic

mud

d

Rupt

ure

caus

ed C

aust

ic w

ave1

2-7f

t hi

gh to

oo

d n

ear b

y to

wns

Gyp

sum

and

che

mic

al s

tabe

lizer

s po

ured

into

Mar

cal a

nd R

aba

Rive

rs

caus

tic s

luge

dec

lare

d n

on t

oxic

acc

ordi

ng to

EU

sta

ndar

ds

Caustic Burn

Skin breakage

Epidermis

Dermis

1/8


Varie

s -

15 m

in -

45 m

in


Pitting corrosion

*Long-Term Damage

Crevice


POP:

837

POP:

5,2

32

POP:

421

POP:

314

5-0

10-0

Height of Sludge


= 100 Homes

POP:

566

POP:

188

POP:

103

1 miles

KOLO

NTA

R12

.5 p

H

9.0

pH

7.8

pH

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO


SKEV

AR

APA

CATO

RNA

KISB

ERZS

ENY

7

pH Levels of Sludge

Alkaline

Neutral/Normal

Acidic

MA

RCA

L RI

VER

RABA

RIV

ER

MO

SON

I DA

NU

BE R

IVER

DA

NU

BE R

IVER


KOLO

NTA

R

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO

TUSK

EVA

R

APA

CATO

RNA






Rese

rvoi

r Lev

ee M

ixtu

re

Com

pac

ted

Dir

tRo

cks

Dir

t SL

A

sh

C G

Caus

tic S

ludg

e M

ixtu

re

45%

Iron

Oxi

de

25%

Alu

m.O

re



Typ.

hei

ght 1

0-0

- 1

2-0

5-6

Va

ries

4-0

Va

ries


Foundation damage

Top Soilpenetration

5-6

Va

ries

6

Sterm wallfootings

Foundationfootings

5-6

6-6

7-6

8-6


8-6Entry Varies


Soil

Laye

rs

6

Turf/GrassTop Soil

Concrete



Penetrates kernal

Corrodescore

Penetratesstarch

1-2

C

ircu

m.

var

ies

Ruptures points

+/-

92

-0

50-6

max capacity

stable

0-00

SedimentaryMixtures

Turf/Top Soil

SedementaryMixtures

ConcreteMixtures



12-20

width

varies H

eigh

t v

arie

sse

e ht

. gra

ph








short-term: death

Residue :Stomach



Respiratory Contact


Residue :Stomach


150

peop

le a

re tr

eate

d fo

r che

mic

al b

urns

from

cau

stic

mud

d

deat

h to

ll =

7 p

eopl

e

deat

h to

ll =

10

peo

ple

deat

h to

ll =

5 p

eopl

e dr

owne

d in

cau

stic

wav

e

Plan

s fo

r con

tinge

nt b

arrie

r

Plan

t re-

open

s fo

r pro

duct

ion

MA

L A

jka

CEO

rele

ases

110

,000

c

ompe

nsat

ion

for

fam

ilies

ae

cted

by

spill

.

Thre

at o

f sec

ond

wav

e o

f cau

stic

mud

d

cont

ainm

ent e

ort

s co

ntin

ued

7,00

0 pe

ople

eva

cuat

ed fo

r saf

ety

perc

autio

ns

pH l

evel

s de

clar

ed n

orm

al a

t Dan

ube

Rive

r

com

pany

pro

ts

157

mill

ion

euro

s an

nual

ly

3,00

0 jo

bs d

irect

ly d

epen

d on

MA

L A

KJA

Pla

nt

Day

110

.04.

201

0

Day

210

.05.

201

0

Day

310

.06.

201

0

Day

410

.07.

201

0

Caus

tic s

ludg

e re

ache

s D

anub

e Ri

ver

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

CEO

cla

ims

Nat

ural

Dis

aste

r

com

pens

atio

n =

360

fo

r eac

h fa

mily

Hig

h pH

leve

ls re

cord

ed b

y EU

o

cial

s

All

wild

life

extin

gush

ed in

Mar

cal a

nd R

aba

Rive

rs

Ajk

a M

AL

Zrt A

lum

ina

Plan

t re

serv

oir r

uptu

res

spill

ing

700,

000

cu

bic

met

ers

of t

oxic

was

te

Day

510

.08.

201

0

Day

610

.09.

201

0

Day

710

.10.

201

0

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

CEO

t arr

este

d fo

r crim

inal

neg

ligen

ce

Dam

ages

est

imat

ed a

t 73

mill

ion

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r con

stru

cted

to c

onta

in

seco

nd s

pill

from

res

ervo

ir

Conc

ern

rega

rdin

g lo

ng-t

erm

dam

age

caus

ed

by s

pilla

ge e

vapo

ratio

n an

d se

dim

enta

tion

Day

810

.11.

201

0

Day

910

.12.

201

0

Day

10

10 .1

3. 2

010

MA

L Zr

t alu

min

ium

pla

nt C

EO Z

olta

n Ba

kony

i re

leas

ed

frro

m c

usto

dydu

e to

insu

ci

ent

evid

ence

MA

L Zr

t A

jka

alu

min

ium

pla

nt n

atio

naliz

ed b

y h

unga

rian

gove

rnm

ent

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r stil

l in

proc

ess/

con

stru

ctio

n al

mos

t com

plet

ed

Emer

genc

y b

arrie

r co

mpl

eted

Mea

sure

men

ts o

f ca

ustic

par

ticle

s in

air

bec

ome

3x

the

max

imum

saf

ety

leve

l

Airb

orne

tox

ic p

artic

les

(dus

t) e

mer

ges

as p

robl

em

Day

11

10 .1

4. 2

010

Day

12

10 .1

5. 2

010

Day

13

10 .1

6. 2

010

120

peop

le a

re a

re tr

eate

d fo

r che

mic

al b

urns

from

cau

stic

mud

d

Rupt

ure

caus

ed C

aust

ic w

ave1

2-7f

t hi

gh to

oo

d n

ear b

y to

wns

Gyp

sum

and

che

mic

al s

tabe

lizer

s po

ured

into

Mar

cal a

nd R

aba

Rive

rs

caus

tic s

luge

dec

lare

d n

on t

oxic

acc

ordi

ng to

EU

sta

ndar

ds

Caustic Burn

Skin breakage

Epidermis

Dermis

1/8


Varie

s -

15 m

in -

45 m

in


Pitting corrosion

*Long-Term Damage

Crevice


POP:

837

POP:

5,2

32

POP:

421

POP:

314

5-0

10-0

Height of Sludge


= 100 Homes

POP:

566

POP:

188

POP:

103

1 miles

KOLO

NTA

R12

.5 p

H

9.0

pH

7.8

pH

DEV

ECSE

R

SOM

LOVA

SARH

ELY

SOM

LOJE

NO


SKEV

AR

APA

CATO

RNA

KISB

ERZS

ENY

7

pH Levels of Sludge

Alkaline

Neutral/Normal

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A library is a hub for the acquisition of information and the production of knowledge, and as such, it could be defined as a beacon of knowledge that attracts all those who seek it. But what good is a library if those who stand to benefit from it are unaware of this institutions presence and what transpires in its quarters?

The University of Florence Library stands inconspicuously in front of a small paved plaza, among massive buildings that demark the entrance to the university itself. This epicenter of intellectual formation fades amid the facades of the surrounding buildings, unnoticed and quiet, acknowledged only by those who already know of its existence. Drawing on the iconic notion of libraries as beacons of knowledge, this project aims to revitalize and highlight the presence of the universitys library by partially exhibiting and displaying its inside, and through it its inner workings and activities. By shifting, bisecting, peeling, and stratifying of the buildings faade to uncover library life to the rest of the community, the project works to enhance the contemporary universitys mission and commitment to the betterment of the public through the production of knowledge.

SCHOOL Cal Poly Pomona University-Italy YEAR Spring 2004


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> ELEVATION EAST > ELEVATION NORTH

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Urban Mission Transitional Shelter

If you give a man a fish, you will feed him for a day, but if you teach him how to fish, you will feed him for the rest of his life. (Unknown Author)

A shelter alone does not end homelessness, but like any institution, it provides options and opportunities where an individual receives valuable information to persevere. The person determines whether he or she is willing to take the opportunity and try to opt out of homelessness. However, there is the case of those less fortunate who due to their circumstances, are unable to get help. Society cannot let these unacknowledged, dispossessed people decay. Homelessness is a reality; the homeless are not going to disappear. If homelessness is a deeply entrenched social issue then what can architecture offer to remediate its corrosive effects? This project investigates the creation of a shelter for displaced homeless families. The main idea behind the Urban Mission is to: 1) Provide opportunities and options for homeless families to get off the street by bringing together viable programs, services, and functions into a single site for rehabilitation. 2) It encourages homeless families to attain self-sufficiency and re-integration into the community. 3) On a macro level, the Urban Mission extends its services to individuals who are in need of basic amenities but who are not ready to leave homelessness and often reject structured programs. This project is aimed at those most neglected and transparently deleterious member of society.

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> STEP PROGRAM

PublicPrivate Residence (Members Only)Private (Admin Only)Semi-Private (Members Only)

> PRIVATE PUBLIC Recreation SpaceChildrens PlaygroundTerraceBasketball half-courtRecreational

> GREEN SPACE

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Grand Intervention

A landmark park for Los Angeles in the 21st century must embody the modern culture of the city rather than simply reflect traditional planning methods. This park must assert its position and connect to the city by binding the diverse functions surrounding it. Todays city culture, one marked by speed and mobility, requires a place that offers convenience and choice, while also fostering familiarity and accessibility.A solution

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