URBANGALLERYMETHODOLOGY,byCHORAMETHODOLOGY

ACTIONPLAN

SCENATIOGAMEPROTOTYPEDATABASE

GaryDoherty,Ar:clePrototypesinPinkenba,QueenslandUniversityofTechnology,Australia.

Isanexampleofadesignmethodologythathasthepoten:altorevealcomprehensivenuancesofasiteaswellasitsscien:ficandsocialstrata.TheUrbanGalleryisadigitaltooldesignedtouncover,designandmanagecomplexurbanphenomena.

I.DATABASE

•  MINISCENARIOS:Erasure,Origina:on,Transforma:on&Migra:on(EOTM)

•  RESEARCHERSRECORD:photography,diagrams,staining,soundrecordings,interviews…

•  USERS:Actorsandagents

•  OPERATIONALFIELDS:Poten:alonthefield

GaryDoherty,Ar:clePrototypesinPinkenba,QueenslandUniversityofTechnology,Australia.

Figure5:Beansarethrownoverasitemap

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II.PROTOTYPES•  Prototypesarearchitecturaland

programma:cinterven:onsthatareopentochangingpoli:cal,economic,ecologicaland

socialdynamicsover:meandspace.Strategiesformasterplan.

•  ThetheoryisthattheprojectproposalsarerootedintheoperaJons,theworkingsofthesite,andbecauseofthisgroundingarethusmorelikelytoadaptandproliferate.

•  Designaredevelopedundertheheadingsof:

Branding,Earth,Flow,IncorporaJon(BEFI).

Fig.1:Aprototypeandit’scontextualrela:onships(author:D.Wright)

GaryDoherty,Ar:clePrototypesinPinkenba,QueenslandUniversityofTechnology,Australia.

Earth

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III.SCENARIOGAMES

•  Inthenextstageoftheprocesstheactualactorsandagentsinvolvedwithprototypesareiden:fiedandinvitedtopar:cipateinascenariogame.Localresidents,poli:cians,representa:vesofindustrypar:cipated. Figure7:ScenarioGame‐4playersaroundatablewithmap

GaryDoherty,Ar:clePrototypesinPinkenba,QueenslandUniversityofTechnology,Australia.

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IV.ACTIONPLAN

•  Anac:onplansconsistofstrategiesforthedevelopmentandini:a:onofprototypesandthedescrip:onofpoten:alrela:onshipsbetweenprototypes.Prototypesaresituatedinspaceand:me.

Figure9:SpaJalnegoJaJonsonthemapFigure8:diagramofrelaJonshipsbetweenprototypes(prototypesoccurattheintersecJonsofthestrandsofthenetworkorrhizome)

GaryDoherty,Ar:clePrototypesinPinkenba,QueenslandUniversityofTechnology,Australia.

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CANALZONE

SCHEMEOFMETHODOLOGY

+ =PLACESWITHPOTENCIALPUBLICSPACES CONNECTION

CANALPROJECT

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PROCESS•  DATABASE

–  Mappingthepublicspaces–  Mappinguseoftheland

–  MINISCENARIOS(EOTM)onpublicspacesmethodology–  "Mappingwalking10min,walkingdistancefrompublicspaces"–  Opera:onalFields(Publicfacility,mobility,economy,newdistrict,

density)“

–  "Analysisoftheflow:pedestrian,cars,transporta:on,bikes,toursguides“

–  "SELECTION,SITEINTERVENTION"•  Delimita:onofurbandesignproject•  Selec:onofthesitestoberedevelopedorimproved•  Useoflandindetail•  Qualityoftheconstruc:on

•  Analysisinsec:onofeachsite•  Volumeanalysis•  Axis&views•  Time&space•  Environmentalstudy•  Programmednecessi:es

•  PROTOTYPE–  Similarprojectanalysis–  Designproposal–  Branding–  Sustainability–  Flow–  Incorpora:on

•  SCENATIOGAME–  Analyzethesiteswiththeprototypes–  "Interactwithusers,poli:calauthori:es&

locals."

•  ACTIONPLAN–  "Connecttheprojectsbylinkingthem,"–  Masterplandesign–  Architecturalinterven:ononthesites

DATABASE

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TIMELINE

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DATABASE

PUBLICSPACE

DATABASE

Social & green space

Church Social & Green space

PUBLICSPACE+RELIGIUOSDATABASE

Leisureac:vi:esCulturalac:vi:esSocial&greenschool

PUBLICSPACE+LEISURE

DATABASE

Governmental zone Social & green spaces

PUBLICSPACE+GOVERMENT

DATABASE

Warehouses Industrial buildings Social & green spaces

PUBLICSPACE+INDUSTRY

DATABASE

Residential area Social & green spaces

PUBLICSPACE+RESIDENTIALDATABASE

Office & business Commerce Social & green

PUBLICSPACE+COMMERCEDATABASE

Commercial buildings Social & green spaces Leisure activities Cultural buildings Churches Governmental buildings Offices Train station school

PUBLICSPACE+FACILITIESDATABASE

Industrial zone Leisure zone Residential zone Social & green zone Official zone Cultural zone

ZONING

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EXAMPLESOFPROTOTYPES

PERMEKELIBRARY• FromConinckpleintoBoekenplein• History• Emptybuilding,immigrants,pros:tu:on,drugs,nogreenarea,nopublicplace,lackofsecurity• Permeketheengineofthesta:on• Permeke=newlibrary,aGrandCafé,atownhallandanauditoriumwithconferenceroomsandmee:ngspace.

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STADSPARKANTWERPENTYPOLOGIES

STADSPARKANTWERPENTYPOLOGIES

PARKSPOORNOORD

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PARKSPOORNOORD

• Agardenfortheneighborhood,aparkforthecity• Anoldanddecrepitrailwaylandwastransformedintoacontemporary,sustainableandextensiveurbanlandscapewithanemphasisongreen,light,space,recrea:on,cultureandsport.• awell‐developedmanagement=notonlyformaintenanceandmonitoringbutalsouseandencouragethediversecharacterofthepark

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PARKSPOORNOORD

• Fastmaintenance,cleaningandrepairofparkareas• Severeandswihac:ontonuisanceandcriminalbehaviors.• Planningofmanyac:vi:esinthepark

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THEATERPLEINANTWERPENSquareusedtobedirty,dilapidatedandindiscernibleSaturday=>vreemdelingenmarktSunday=>vogelenmarkt

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THEATERPLEINANTWERPEN• BernardoSecchienPaolaViganò• asimple,clear,yetpowerfulopera:on• Thisdesignsharesthesquareinhalf,buttheunitremains

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THEATERPLEINANTWERPENTYPOLOGIES

CENTRALSTATIONANTWERPEN

• GreatBuildingbutforcontemporarystandards,thesta:onhadalimitedcapacity• Thoroughrestructuringworkwasneeded

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CENTRALSTATIONANTWERPEN

• successfulmarriagebetweenoldandnewArchitecture• Thesta:onisnowtwiceaslongthanin1905.• secondaccesstothesta:onfromKievitpleinwithitsownatrium• connectstheneighborhood"behind"thesta:ontothecitycenter• 2.300Bicycleparking=>• 65newshops,

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CENTRALSTATIONANTWERPENTYPOLOGIES

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