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TOMATOESSystem:
pH Level:
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Deep Water Culture
5.5-6.5
65-77 F
40 lbs/ft2/yr
872K lbs
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Verti-Gro System
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LETTUCE // LEAFY GREENSSystem:
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Raft
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Nutrient Film Technique
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1.99M lbs
PARSLEYSystem:
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Nutrient Film Technique
5.5 - 6.0
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1.39M lbs
BERRIESSystem:
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Verti-Gro System
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SITE PLANMTS HYDROPONIC GARDEN
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TranslucentSolar Panels
Hydroponic Garden
Lobby // Gallery Space
Community Space
Cafe // Convenience Store
Greenroof System
Daycare Grow Space
Ferry Launch
Daycare // Afterschool
Kayak // Small Watercraft Storage
PolycarbonatePanels At Vegetation
Clear Glassat Flowers
Wooden Shell
Galvanized Steel
Existing Concrete Ramp Extended to Grow Space
Concrete Structure
Existing Ramp [ Modied ]
GARDEN LAYOUT[ Hydroponic Garden ]
MTSHG MATERIALS[ Hydroponic Garden + Ferry Terminal ]
AIR FLOW[ Hydroponic Garden ]
MTSHG PROGRAMING[ Hydroponic Garden + Ferry Terminal ]
STRUCTURE[ Hydroponic Garden ]
DESIGN DIAGRAMSMTS HYDROPONIC GARDEN
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LETTUCE TOMATO Berries Parsley Basil Strawberry Flowers
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LEVEL TWO[ Cafe + Convience Store ]
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LEVEL FOUR[ Hydroponic Garden ]
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LEVEL SIX[ Hydroponic Garden ]
LEVEL FIVE + SIXMTS HYDROPONIC GARDEN
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401 - Zehra Kuz - Pratt Institute - 2014Tuna Corman
Site Plan - West Harlem Riverfront1 = 1/16
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Renders
Hydropnic Farms
Fish Farms
Restaurant & Bar
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Subsidized Housing
Increasing Rate of Crime 2014
31% Increase in public housing 83,000,000 gallons of untreated
waste water
1,272 public housing units prone to Zone 4 flooding
30,000,000,000 gallons of untreated sewage is discharged
with at least .5 of rainfall
Harlem Piers Park exposed to Zone 1 and Zone 2 flooding
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150 juvenile members10 gangs in 2007
1000 juvenile members29 gangs in 2010
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Big Box FarmThe Big Box Farm racks are designed to
provide plants with both a decent amount of growth area as well
as the ability to stack the plants vertically.
LED spotlights provide an alternative solution to natural light
in cases where
the environment has no access to direct sunlight.
Hydroponic planting allows for an alternative method of growth
for plants. This method allows the plants to grow faster
and have greater yields.
LED Spotlights
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Community BenefitsEconomic Impact
Sweet Potato
Heat Island Effect
Lettuce Rice
Higher Quality Produce
Tomato Pumpkin
Community
Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA
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for the market serving nearly 20,000 people in the community
Restaurant/ Market Joint Services
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community
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reinvented marshland and recreational zones.
Recreational Park
Designed public parks and spaces create addi-tional value to the
prop-erty and attract visitors to the site.
Public Transit SystemReinvented public transit system creates an
avenue for local commu-nity as well as outsiders to travel to and
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create artifi-
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Introduction of recreational waterfront activites
Increased property value due to ecotourism and
waterfront location
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resist storm surges.
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house typologies and converting them into multi-story buildings
would be more efficient.
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COMMUNITY FARM SHARESHYDROPONIC UNITSFERRY TERMINAL
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BOAT STORAGEAUDITORIUM CLASSROOM
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ADVANCED DESIGN - ARCH 400 PROFESSOR ZEHRA KUZ
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MARKET WATERCOLLECTION GROW
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FLOW, NYC
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EXPRESSWAYSMAIN STREETSSUBWAY LINESFERRY PATHS
HUNTS POINT TRUCK ROUTES
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HUNTS POINT MEAT & PRODUCE DISTRIBUTION RATIOS
HUNTS POINT PRODUCE MARKET TRUCK TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
HUNTS POINT MEAT MARKET TRUCK TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
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FLOOD ZONE MAP, NYC
CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
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CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK
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HUNTS POINT MARKET
NEW YORK CITY46.3%
NEW YORK STATE17.1%
NEW JERSEY21.0%
FAR WEST 3.9%
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ADVANCED DESIGN - ARCH 400 PROFESSOR ZEHRA KUZ
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ADVANCED DESIGN - ARCH 400 PROFESSOR ZEHRA KUZ
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Students and community members collaborate together to learn
about agriculture and business.
About 120,000 sqf of dedicated growing space will produce an
average of 600,000 tons of fresh produce. That is enough to offset
1/10 the annual production of fresh produce for all of West
Harlem.
The produce grown at the hydroponic farm is sold in an on-site
market, and in local grocery stores around the area. A portion of
the revenue goes to help maintain the classrooms and the farm.
FERRY TERMINAL
BARGE FOR GOODS
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PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
NEHA SADRUDDINBENJAMIN BLAD
ADVANCED DESIGN - ARCH 400 PROFESSOR ZEHRA KUZ
GROW
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Aquaponics is a food production system that combines
conventional aquaculture (raising aquatic animals such as snails,
fish, crayfish or prawns in tanks) with hydroponics (cultivating
plants in water) in a symbiotic environment. In normal aquaculture,
excretions from the animals being raised can accumu-late in the
water, increasing toxicity. In an aquaponic system, water from an
aquaculture system is fed to a hydroponic system where the
by-products are broken down by nitrogen-fixing bacteria into
nitrates and nitrites, which are utilized by the plants as
nutrients. The water is then recirculated back to the aquaculture
system.
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SHUTTLE SYSTEM ANDPOPULATION
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03 - W138TH ST/AMSTERDAM
05 - W153TH ST/AMSTERDAM
02 - ST. MARYS PL/AMSTERDAM
04 - W145TH ST/ST. NICHOLAS
06 - W145TH ST/BROADWAY
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Lower Level1 =1/32
Undergraduate S chool of Architecture
Will AdamesJudson DeLoach Prof. Zehra Kuz
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Main Level1 =1/32
Undergraduate S chool of Architecture
Will AdamesJudson DeLoach Prof. Zehra Kuz
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Undergraduate S chool of Architecture
Will AdamesJudson DeLoach Prof. Zehra Kuz
Upper Level1 =1/32
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Undergraduate S chool of Architecture
Will AdamesJudson DeLoach Prof. Zehra Kuz
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Sea level - 0Sea level - 6
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East West Section 1=1/32
North South Section 1=1/32
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Pathwalk
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4 Truss
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4 Truss
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Cross Bracing
Undergraduate S chool of Architecture
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1. Lower otation device2. Guide piles3. Upper otation4.
Horozontal bracing and struts5. reinforced concrete columns6.
Galvanized steel frame7. Pinned connection joints8. Expansion
joint
Pierescape is one of the shortlisted proposals for the chicago
Navy pier and designed by Aedas and Martha Schwartz partnership.
Our intrest is in the structual systems ability to form and support
nearly any shape desired making it an extreamly diverse system.
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Studio
ZEHRA CUZDESIGN 400
FALL 2014
Team
SORREL ANDERSONMIA INHWAN CHOI
SITE CONDITION
PARK
VERTICAL
HARLEM
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138th Street
143rd Street
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M5 or 1 Train
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SITE IMAGES
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SHUTTLE LOOP
Studio
ZEHRA CUZDESIGN 400
FALL 2014
Team
SORREL ANDERSONMIA INHWAN CHOI
PARK
VERTICAL
HARLEM
WEST
TUNNEL
TUNNEL
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PROGRAM DIAGRAM
Studio
ZEHRA CUZDESIGN 400
FALL 2014
Team
SORREL ANDERSONMIA INHWAN CHOI
PARK
VERTICAL
HARLEM
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SENIOR CITIZENS
FAMILIES
ADULTS
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CHILDREN
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Bandstand Pavilion
Waterfront Bar Pavilion
Waterfront Dining Pavilion
Community Garden Extension:Soup Kitchen Production,
Beekeeping
Game Pavilion
Bike Share Extension
New Parks Department Pavilion
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Studio
ZEHRA CUZDESIGN 400
FALL 2014
Team
SORREL ANDERSONMIA INHWAN CHOI
SHORE LINE& CONCEPT
PARK
VERTICAL
HARLEM
WEST
/LOW TIDE ZONE/SPARTINA ALTERNIFLORA
/100 YEAR FLOOD ZONE/BAYBERRY MYRICA
/HIGH TIDE ZONE/SPARTINA PATENS
/SPRING TIDE ZONE/JUNCUS GERARDII
LIVING SHORELINES
BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARKApplicability
Living shorelines are suitable for most types of areas except in
high wave energy environments where wave action and fast currents
are typically too strong for vegetation to be established.In areas
where fetch is less than 1 mile, vegetated living shorelines, such
as fringe marshes, can survive. Beyond 1 mile of fetch, living
shorelines typically require hard structural components, such as a
rock sill or timber wall placed seaward of the marsh to function as
a breakwater and reduce the forces from winds and waves. Living
shorelines are best suited for areas with at to moderate slopes to
allow for structural stability and a surface where vegetation can
be estab-lished. Living shorelines are typically more space
intensive than bulkheads. Creating a living shoreline where a
bulkhead current exists requires either extend-ing the shoreline
seaward, which is highly discouraged by environmental regulations
concerned with new ll placed in the water, or taking away upland
space fro m the site, which means less usable space on the
site.
GAMING PAVILION BICYCLE CENTER RESTAURANT
BAR PERFORMANCE REHEARSAL
COMMUNITY MUSIC | ARTS PERFORMANCE SPACE -additional
acoustically isolated rehersal space
WATERFRONT DINING -additional bar venue
ARTICULATED GREENROOF SURFACES | PARKSPACE -additional junctions
for park gaming, picnicing, etc.
EXTENSION OF COMMUNITY GARDENS -additional beekeeping spaces
(NYBKA)
EXTENSION OF BIKE SHARE NETWORK -additional repair | storage |
rental facility
EXTENSION OF UPPER MANHATTAN RIVER FERRY -additional district 9
shuttle service
+15 MLT
+41 MLT
FEMA FLOOD ELEVATION
+66 MLT+61 MLT
+33 MLT
UNIFYING CONTINOUS GREEN ROOF
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Studio
ZEHRA CUZDESIGN 400
FALL 2014
Team
SORREL ANDERSONMIA INHWAN CHOI
RESILIENCY
PARK
VERTICAL
HARLEM
WEST
BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK
HARDENED SHERTERED BAY SLOPES / INDUSTRIAL
ADAPTIVE STRATEGIESREACHSITE
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FIRST FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1-0 = 1/32
SECOND FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1-0 = 1/32
THIRD FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1-0 = 1/32
FOURTH FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1-0 = 1/32
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Team
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PARK
VERTICAL
HARLEM
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+16 100 yr FEMA LINE
+0 MEDIAN TIDE LINE
+16 100 yr FEMA LINE
+0 MEDIAN TIDE LINE
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Studio
ZEHRA CUZDESIGN 400
FALL 2014
Team
SORREL ANDERSONMIA INHWAN CHOI
PROGRAM+RENDERS
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VERTICAL
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The ows of the city are not only from day to day, week to week,
or even year to year; the slow population ow of the city throughout
its entire lifespan constantly changes the city.The original
Commissioners Plan of 1811 for the city envisioned New York as a
mostly uninterrupted grid up the entirety of the island, but the
organic introduction of new programs and unexpected terrain warped
the grid until it became what it is today.
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The history of the culture of Harlem has been seeped in music,
with the Harlem Renaissance being a catalyst for a heavy cultural
upheaval in the art.
Icons such as Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong
and Billie Holiday have been deeply tied to the history of Harlem
and have shaped the future of the neighborhood.
A waterfront location lends itself to fantastic views and
inventive architectural tectonics. With this, the auditorium can be
rented out to other groups in order to build revenue for the site
and the neighborhood.
The Archipelago CinemaDesigned by Ole Scheeren, this floating
platform in Thailand supports the seating of attendees, while the
screen is situated further out on the lagoon.The structure is built
from puoyant pockets of wood bound by mosquito nets, a similar
technique used by fishermen. Due to screen projection, this venue
is used at night.
The Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln CenterHoused in the Time
Warner Center at Columbus Circle in Manhattan, back of the stage is
a giant glass wall that looks down Central Park South, with Central
Park to the left and the sheer verticality of the city to the
right.The view is one of the main attractors of this venue, aside
from the extremely expensive restaurants and musical
performances.
Recording Studios and Rehearsal SpacesAlong with the program of
the Auditoriumand Performance Space, smaller, music-driven programs
can be placed alongside it, such as Recording Studios, Rehearsal
Spaces and Instrument Rental programs, so not only do people come
to see music performed, they have the ability to create their
own.
Battery Park City Ferry TerminalUsed by both NY Waterway and
Liberty Water Taxi, the terminal opened in 2009 and showcases the
largest mono-hull structure of its type in the world.
The Floating Garden Archipelago is a public works project in
Paris along the Seine River, in addition to revitalizing
thepedestrian walkway along the banks of the river. The project
consists of five islands, Central Island, Meadow Island, Bird
Island, Orchard Island and Mist Island. While not growing produce
aside from Orchard Island where apple trees are grown, the project
will sport indigenous grasses and plants to grow on the multiple
islands.
Floating Gardens are floating layers of compost and dirt that
are the structuralbase for plants that grow in them, but are thin
enough so the roots from whatever isgrowing reaches the water
underneath. Also, if the roots do not reach the water, the soil
and/or compost is at least kept fully moistened by the water it
floats on.While holding plants, these floating gardens are not
suitable to walk upon unless structurally supported to hold
persons, possibly on a frame that my be anchoredto the ground. This
may add into a tectonic of floating architectural modules
thatsupport other programs.
Tidal Power is an energy generation method similar in process to
a hydroelectric dam. When tides come in and out, water from the
river is forced through a channel which houses a turbine, turning
it as the water is pushed through.
Another method of Tidal Power is creating an airpocket that
water surges through, forcing the air out through a drected channel
and turning a turbine as well. The tides at the site would be an
ideal condition for this, providing energy for the site, reducing
expenditures for the site. Depending on the energy produced,
electricity could even be sold back to the grid, acting as even
another revenue source for the site.
The generators would be the circumference of the floating
portion of the site, being hidden by walkways or other topical
programs.
SmartSponge is a product created by AbTech Industries, which
consists of a foamy material that can be condensed and packaged
into a large filtration system. The material absorbs hydrocarbons
in the water and turns it into a solid, while letting water flow
through unimpeded. The saturated SmartSponge could then be sold out
of state to other areas which allow the burning of such in power
plants, generating power for them, and revenue for the site.
The NY Waterway Ferries are what currently run between Edgewater
Landing in New Jersey and Midtown - West 39th Street.
NY Waterway FerryCapacity: 399 PassengersLength: 70Width: 40
The NY Water Taxies are small vessels that provide
transportation to popular tourist destinations and shuttles to Ikea
in Red Hook
Durst Class Watter TaxiPassenger Capacity: 149Length: 73-9Width:
30
Due to the waterfront properties of the site, the inclusion of a
ferry station could prove relavent to the people of Harlem and for
the rest of the site, as a ferry terminal would draw commuter
traffic, therefore bringing attention to other amenities of the
site. Servicing the Hudson River currently are The NYWaterway and
NY Water Taxies.If the Marine Transfer Station was renovated as a
ferry station, then it should be incorporated into this
pre-existing line, so Harlem residents can take advantage of
another mode of transportation to the city center. In addition to
higher traffic, the revenue from ferry tickets will feed into the
upkeep andproduction of the site.
Revenue Means Ticket Sales for PerformancesRentals of Musical
InstrumentRentals of Rehearsal Spaces
Revenue Means Ticket Sales for FerriesIncreased Volume
encourages Sales
Revenue Means Community Garden Generates ProduceCommunity Garden
increases Volume
Revenue Means Tidal Generators produce Electricity for SiteSmart
Sponge purifies water to be used for BuildingSaturated sponge can
be sold out of state for fuel
The introduction of urban farming and growth may prove to be a
lucrative focus for the site, as well as producing fresh fruit and
vegetables for the local population and neighborhood.
Fairway is a nearby produce store that may utilize this freshly
grown local produce, as it will be cheaper to buy, more efficient
to procure and less hazardous to the environment than transporting
it from out of city
Located next to Riverbank State Park, which is situated on the
roof of the North River Wastewater Treatment Plant, the surrounding
water environment, is prone to being saturated in pollutants from
nearby sources. With the water surface being so near and possibly
being accessible, cleanliness of the water is paramount in the
health of the site, along with visitors, traffic and farming
programs.
In addition to pollution, onsite energy production is a method
for keeping both costs and the environmental impact of the site
low.
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3 program bargesfour barges will be repurposed and docked
permanently alongside the pier. These bargeswill house programs
such as farming, parkscape and water distillation, along with
possibleampitheater capabilities.
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The moving platform can be utilized as a highlyversatile system
that accomodates different programsthat require large amounts of
vertical circulation, as wellas introducing new ways to experience
the auditorium experience
2 instrument transportationlarge instruments such as the piano
take labor andtime of pack up and transport into a freight
elevator.With the moving platform, entire ensembles can beplaced
onto the slab, allowing for quick, effiecientand easy
transportation between floors.
4 secondary stageif a small performance is occuring in the front
of the auditorium,then a secondary seating arrangement can be
placed facing theplatform, where a fully pre-assembled performance
can be presented.
1 rooftop ambiencein the Summer and Spring seasons, an ensemble
can bearranged on the platform and moved up to the roof,where it
can be performed in full range of all pedestrianson the bridge
connecting to Riverbank State Park.
3 dynamic performancean audience seating arrangement can be set
on the platformitself, while performers prepare in the auditorium
and variousrehearsal rooms attached to the shaft. This can give
time forperformers to change and switch out as the audience moves
onto the next act.
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