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INFRASTRACTURE AND THE ACCESS POINTS TO THE CITY

Main Highway Connecting the Boston Islands Tunnels And Bridges Blue Line As A Connection

Boston-Site

Site-Boston

Site -North

Access By Car

Traffic and Access Points Around the Site

Noise Pollution And The Most Affected Buildings.

Major roads/highways

Secondary Streets

Small roads

Most Noise Source

The most affected buildings

Commercial/Non affected buildings0 ft 150 ft

Noise Range

0 ft 250 ft

Pollution Range

The Air pollution Range Caused By Major Highway

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ENVIROMENT EFFECTS OF INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Oil and Factory Sites

Barrier Against Air Pollution and Noise Pollution

Major street with two way traffic.

Minor street with one way traffic.

Green Element used for different purposes such as outdoor activities for each adjecent building or as entry element to a specific compaund.

Walking Areas

District. Ready to build plots of land.

Barrier +Access Tree block the pollution and noise that comes from highway underneethparking for people to access the site.

Courtyard Buildings as a architectural building type.

Node

Section showing building typology with a courtyard and forest trees planted on each balcony.

Precedent: Vertical Forest, Milan

FRAMEWORK AND TAXONOMY

SITE PLAN AND SECTION PERSPECTIVE

MIX USED450 000 SF

RESIDENTIRL 320 000 SF

INSTITUTIONAL

PARKING230 000 SF

GREEN AREA115 000 SF

MIX USED

PARKING 250 000 SF

INSTITUTIONAL

RESIDENTIRL

AXONOMETRIC SITE DRAWING AND METRICSNumber of Buildings 16

MIX USE AREA

PARKING LOT

GREEN PARK/RECREATIONAL AREA

RESIDENTIAL AREANODE/INSTITUTIONAL AREA

150 000 SF

AXONOMETRIC AND SECTION TRANSECTS

Street Parking Walking Boulevard Parking Street

SECTION A

SECTION C

SECTION B

RESIDENTITAL

NODE

COMMERCIAL/MIX USE

PARKING

RESIDENTITALPARKING/OFFICES

LARGE GATHERING AREAART GALLERY/ VERY PUBLICCOURTYARD/LESS PUBLICCAFFEE/ MEDIUM PUBLIC

OUTSIDE COURYARD

SECTION A

PLANS AND SECTIONS

NODE ANALYSIS

NODE DIAGRAM

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Most Public Space Solid spaces/Private Plazza extending to the inside of each building Outdoors public area