DETAILS Scale: 3” = 1’0” PARAPET CURTAIN WALL FLOOR CONNECTION DROPPED CEILING FIXTURE CONDITION MULLION LIGHT SHELF CONNECTION A411 | P4 DANIEL NGUYEN | CHRISTOPH KAPELLER SECTION Scale: 3/4” = 1’0” RUBBER COMPRESSION GASKETS GLASS CURTAIN WALL WEEP HOLE HORIZONTAL MULLION ANCHOR BOLTS EXTRUDED ALUMINUM COPING ANCHOR-GUTTER BAR MULLION SUPPORTED GASKET 3” CONCRETE ANGLE BRACKET FIXTURE CEILING CHANNEL PRE-FAB. POLYCARBONATE PANELS CEILING CONSTRUCTION SELF TAPPING SCREW GLASS CURTAIN WALL CONE + TRIM
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Feb 20, 2016
Architectural Technology Building Chunk Analysis: In this project we were asked to perform a detailed sectional analysis on a component or section of our studio high school project.
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DETAILSScale: 3” = 1’0”
PARAPET
CURTAIN WALLFLOOR CONNECTION
DROPPED CEILINGFIXTURE CONDITION
MULLION LIGHT SHELF CONNECTION
A411 | P4DANIEL NGUYEN | CHRISTOPH KAPELLER
SECTIONScale: 3/4” = 1’0”
RUBBER COMPRESSION GASKETS
GLASS CURTAIN WALL
WEEP HOLE
HORIZONTAL MULLION
ANCHOR BOLTS
EXTRUDED ALUMINUM COPING
ANCHOR-GUTTER BAR
MULLION SUPPORTED GASKET
3” CONCRETE
ANGLE BRACKET
FIXTURE
CEILING CHANNEL
PRE-FAB. POLYCARBONATE PANELS
CEILING CONSTRUCTION
SELF TAPPING SCREW
GLASS CURTAIN WALL
CONE + TRIM
AXONOMETRICScale: 1/4” = 1’0
SECOND FLOOR Scale: N/A
LIGHT SHELVESan interconnection between the glass curtain walls on each floor is established in order to reduce the amount of heat gain in the spaces during the day while lighting the spaces simultaneously
ADDITIVE LIGHT SHELVESthe principle behind deciding to introduce light shelves into this space was done in order to not only provide shade and reduce heat gain within the circulation space; furthermore, it would counterpose the adjacent space across the corridor, a facade which is essentially etched and filled with perforated apertures.
light relects off light shelf and into space while still providing a sub-stantial amount of shading for the occupants of the space
DROPPED CEILINGSintroduced to lower the amount of audible sound in the adjacent spaces considering that this section of the building is reserved to offices and classrooms for faculty aaand students
A411 | P4DANIEL NGUYEN | CHRISTOPH KAPELLER
A411 | P4: SECTION TO CHUNKDANIEL NGUYEN | CHRISTOPH KAPELLER
LIGHT SHELVESThese polycarbonate panels adorn each !oor, whichallows light not only to shed into the spaces by re!ecting off the top of the panels, but into each of the classrooms and hallways. It not only reduces the amount of direct heat gain into the glass curtain wall, but also lights the spaces naturally.
STEEL DECK
GLASS WINDOWSThese allow captured lightfrom the light shelves to shed into the classrooms andhallways
CABLE SYSTEMThe cables connect to an aluminum pipe that runsalong each !oor and is bolted onto the vertical mullions. These interlock with each light shelf panel toensure that the light shelfpanels maintain structral integrity
ALUMINUM PIPING
DETAILED VIEW
PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF SECTIONALIZED
CHUNK
GLASS CURTAIN WALL
CONCRETE FLOOR
GLASS PANELSGlass panels run along the entire facade and are mounted viathe horizontal and vertical mullions on each !oor
BRIDGETurning point in the facade where one massing of the buildingconnects to the other