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Ur Farm

ABSTRACT:

To experiment the phisibility of fam in a continious form. Continuity maximizes the visual access and make a connec-tion to different parts of the program. The continous form, as well the panelizing technique of modules clearly portrays the program as well as structure. Differential folded surfaces maximize the view and natural light which are critical based on the site location and program. Due to the differing heights in this structure and design, the presence of light is maximized. The various differential forms that are created, all serve a purpose. Because of the shifting relationship in the structure both circulation and light are continous and based upon the actual form of the building. The overal form of the building includes access from several parts, and leads you to different spaces. the design of the building allows for an individual to easily navigate from one entrance, to another, as well as from the roof garden to the bridge. Farm land contain the agricultural, fungicultural, apicultural and restaurant in it. All of these programs are connected together in a way to produce the primary needs of restaurant.

Ur Farm

ABSTRACT:

To experiment the phisibility of fam in a continious form. Continuity maximizes the visual access and make a connec-tion to different parts of the program. The continous form, as well the panelizing technique of modules clearly portrays the program as well as structure. Differential folded surfaces maximize the view and natural light which are critical based on the site location and program. Due to the differing heights in this structure and design, the presence of light is maximized. The various differential forms that are created, all serve a purpose. Because of the shifting relationship in the structure both circulation and light are continous and based upon the actual form of the building. The overal form of the building includes access from several parts, and leads you to different spaces. the design of the building allows for an individual to easily navigate from one entrance, to another, as well as from the roof garden to the bridge. Farm land contain the agricultural, fungicultural, apicultural and restaurant in it. All of these programs are connected together in a way to produce the primary needs of restaurant.

Studio : DS 1120, Sci-arc, Los Angeles, CA, Fall 2010Critic: Mohammed Sharif, Russel Thomsen, Darin JohnstoneSite: Los Angeles, CASoftware: Rhino, 3ds MaxWeblog: http://goo.gl/gB95c

Ur Farm

Early model studies:

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Early model studies:DESIGN STUDIO, SCI-ARC, 2010-12

Perspective from agriculture and restaurant entry

Section A - long section through agriculture and restaurant looking at apiculture

Section C- Transverse section through restaurantSection D- Transverse section through agriculture

Level 2

+32’-06”

Level 1

+0’-00”

Level 3

+32’-06”

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Perspective from agriculture and restaurant entry

Section A - long section through agriculture and restaurant looking at apiculture

Section C- Transverse section through restaurantSection D- Transverse section through agriculture

Level 2

+32’-06”

Level 1

+0’-00”

Level 3

+32’-06”

DESIGN STUDIO, SCI-ARC, 2010-12

1

2

53

4

1 Fungiculture2 Agriculture3 Restaurant4 Mezzanine5 Appiculture

Inclosure

Apiculture

Restaurant Structure

Agriculture

Fungiculture

Circulation

1

2

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4

1 Fungiculture2 Agriculture3 Restaurant4 Mezzanine5 Appiculture

Inclosure

Apiculture

Restaurant Structure

Agriculture

Fungiculture

Circulation

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1

2

53

4

1 Fungiculture2 Agriculture3 Restaurant4 Mezzanine5 Appiculture

Inclosure

Apiculture

Restaurant Structure

Agriculture

Fungiculture

Circulation

1

2

53

4

1 Fungiculture2 Agriculture3 Restaurant4 Mezzanine5 Appiculture

Inclosure

Apiculture

Restaurant Structure

Agriculture

Fungiculture

Circulation

DESIGN STUDIO, SCI-ARC, 2010-12

First Floor Plan

A

B

C

Second Floor Plan

A

B

C

Section B - long section through fungiculture/agriculture looking at bridge10 200

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