RMIT M.Arch Semester 1 2015 - Turangawaewae

TURANGAWAEWAEIZYAN RAWI | S3460455SEMESTER 1 2015 LEVEL 9LEANNE ZILKA + SIMON WHIBLEY

WEEK 2ARCHITECTURE OF ELSEWHERE

Creating ‘New Zealand’ on the site by turning the programmatic brief into a single volume then experimenting the design on how it could create an ‘agent’ of New Zealand in Melbourne.

MARAE 1 PEBBLE

Whare Nui

Whare Nui

Whare Kai

Whare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

Whare Whakahaere

Atea

Parking

MARAE 1 PEBBLE

Whare Nui

Whare Nui

Whare Kai

Whare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

Whare Whakahaere

Atea

Parking

MARAE 2 FORM FOLLOW FUNCTION

Whare Nui Whare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

Parking

Atea

MARAE 2 FORM FOLLOW FUNCTION

Whare Nui Whare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

Parking

Atea

MARAE 3 ‘MARAEPOLIS’

Whare NuiWhare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

Whare Whakahaere

Whare Kai

Whare Nui

Storage

Atea

Parking

MARAE 3 ‘MARAEPOLIS’

Whare NuiWhare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

Whare Whakahaere

Whare Kai

Whare Nui

Storage

Atea

Parking

MARAE 4 KORU

Atea

Parking

Whare NuiWhare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

MARAE 4 KORU

Atea

Parking

Whare NuiWhare Kai

Whare Whakahaere

WEEK 3ARCHITECTURE OF CULTURE

Interpreting the site/program using Roger Walker’s vision followed by channeling these figure and creating formal experiments on the site. Roger Walker used elements of mythology and symbolism to generate a design ‘close at heart’

A A

B

B

Section AA

Section BB

Cultural symbol Form for gathering Directions for specic activities

whare kai

whare kai

wharewhakahaere

atea(interior)

whare kai

family whare nui

wharewhakahaere

atea(interior)

atea(exterior)

whare nui

whare nui

storage

A A

B

B

Section AA

Section BB

Cultural symbol Form for gathering Directions for specic activities

whare kai

whare kai

wharewhakahaere

atea(interior)

whare kai

family whare nui

wharewhakahaere

atea(interior)

atea(exterior)

whare nui

whare nui

storage

A A

B

B

Section AA

Section BB

Cultural symbol Form for gathering Directions for specic activities

whare kai

whare kai

wharewhakahaere

atea(interior)

whare kai

family whare nui

wharewhakahaere

atea(interior)

atea(exterior)

whare nui

whare nui

storage

Cultural symbol Form for gathering + intimate meeting Free movement

Cultural symbol Form for gathering + intimate meeting Free movement

WEEK 4NEITHER CONTEMPORARY NOR TRADITIONAL

Reacting to the architectural and decorative forms of the Marae (such as the Wharenui) through design operations that manipulate these forms. Considering the relationships between the traditional object and acontemporary container. Investigate the traditional Wharenui and its forms, scale, functions, interior and decorative elements. Elements of a marae such as ribs, hands and head are reinterpreted using various design principles.

WEEK 5TURANGAWAEWAE

Landscape approach in response towards site contect. This approach is also conjunction with previous approaches. Adoption of mountain to generate the basic form and house the programs. The form is then tweaked to interact with AAMI park & its passers by.

Contour testing for massing

WEEK 6INTERROGATION ON SYNTHESIZED APPROACHES

MID SEMESTER REVIEW

The story of Maui, meaning of symbols and myths, narrating an architec-ture based on legend....get on the waka (canoe) and sail with me!

Exploded isometry

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A

B

B

C

C

D

D

SECTION AA1:200

SECTION BB1:200

GROUND FLOOR PLAN1:200

WHARE KAI

WHARE NUI

WHARE WHAKAHAERE

KAUPAPA

INTERIOR ATEA

GALLERY

KAUPAPA

KAUPAPA

WHARE NUI

WHARE KAI

INTERIOR ATEA

WHARE WHAKAHAERE

I am the mountain, you are the sea flowing toward meYou are the river that runs through me, I am her she is me

Created from dust and sand, born to lead this land

Where we come from we were made to be strongOur legacy will carry onAnd if a piece of homeResonates in your soulResonates in your soul

Your journey will take youWhere you belong

Ko au tō maunga, tū tonuko te moana pari mai koe

ko koe te awa i taku remu, ko tāua anō tāuanō te one i Kurawaka, hei tiaki i te whenua nei

Aotearoa, he iwi kaha tātou,he mana tuku iho mai anō

whenua haumakowhenua haumakowairua ora

whāia tō araki te mutunga

GALLERY

FIRST FLOOR PLAN1:200

KAUPAPA

KAUPAPAWAERENGA

SECTION CC1:200

SECTION DD1:200

[MID SEMESTER REVIEW PANELS]

WEEK 7PRESENTATION TO MARAE MELBOURNE

Recomposed panels + new iterarions based on mid semester feedback

I am the mountain, you are the sea flowing toward meYou are the river that runs through me, I am her she is me

Created from dust and sand, born to lead this land

Where we come from we were made to be strongOur legacy will carry onAnd if a piece of homeResonates in your soul

Your journey will take youWhere you belong

MARAE MELBOURNE

WEEK 8DEVELOPMENT

indooratea

entrancekaupapa

whare kai

whare nuitoilet

whare whakhahare

storage

storagemini library

coffee shop

kitchen

WEEK 10DEVELOPMENT

_from car park _exterior atea

_inside wharenui _verandah

_mini library _wharekai

_first floor gallery _gallery entrance

_from car park _exterior atea

_inside wharenui _verandah

_mini library _wharekai

_first floor gallery _gallery entrance

_gallery entrance _kaupapa/performance space

_ramp to first floor gallery _pedesrian path from Yarra River with wharekai on the left

_coffee shop _wharekai alternative entrance

_in context with AAMI Park _view from training field

_gallery entrance _kaupapa/performance space

_ramp to first floor gallery _pedesrian path from Yarra River with wharekai on the left

_coffee shop _wharekai alternative entrance

_in context with AAMI Park _view from training field

WEEK 11DEVELOPMENT

INTERIORATEA

WHARE NUI

ADMIN

FOODPIT

KITCHEN

WHARE KAI

MINILIBARY

WEEK 12FINAL DRAFT

WEEK 14FINAL CRIT