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A NEW FORM OF KNOWLEDGE BASED QUARTER
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A NEW FORM OF KNOWLEDGE BASED QUARTER
Spaces of transaction in Tainan’s city centre
Architectural Association Housing and Urbanism Programme + NCKU Architecture & Planning + NCTU GIA
A NEW FORM OF KNOWLEDGE BASED QUARTERSPACES OF TRANSACTION IN TAINAN´S CITY CENTRE
International Intensive Urban Workshop in Tainan.
27 June to 6 July 2011
Architectural Association Graduate School Housing & Urbanism Programme,
National Cheng-Kung University Departments of Architecture and of Urban Planning,
National Chiao-Tung University Graduate Institute of Architecture,
with the collaboration and support of Tainan City Government.
Tutors: Hugo Hinsley and Horng-Chang Hsieh
Students:
Zcho-Yee Lee
Jou-Heng Yeh
Ting-Wei Chu (Alley)
Hung-Yi Lai
Yong-hang Chiu
Sky Tseng
Claire Huang
Sunkist Yang
Courtney Erwin
Husna Ahmed
Julia Malysheva
Marianela Castro De La Borda
Olivia Fontanetti
Philipp Stumhofer
Yaniv Lenman
MOBILITY ORGANISATIOM
Proposing spatial Guidelines based on two key themes – Not a fixed Masterplan.
SPATIAL ORGANISATION
AMBITIONThe ambition of the proposal is to develop a new form of urban quarter and create spaces of transaction for a knowledge based
economy city. A project based in a morphological and typological approach evolving the urban fabric and considering the
adaptability of the buildings to create a logic that can setup a developing framework.
Kings place, London, precedent
The working space as a dynamic space where the building
offers a social infrastructure. Co-development of spaces for
business and orchestra, with permeable public space at street
level. Hierarchy of spaces enables multiple uses of spaces
during day, evenings and weekends.
One North, Singapore, precedent
The buildings work as clusters of mixed use, and the voids perform as spaces of transaction
Tainan’s is highly linked to a sequence of science parksSouthern Taiwan Science Park
Tainan Science Park
Regional scale
Taiwan western belt of science parks
Regional scalePart of the ‘Golden Triangle’. Our area is at a strategic position located at the centre of a knowledge-based economy region.
The Knowledge Cluster of Mission Bay, precedent
Learning from a legacy of mono-functionality, with no urban crossovers. But it could be redeveloped to have crossovers with the
financial district which is nearby.
The Knowledge Cluster of Mission Bay, precedent
Emergence of new kind of knowledge environment, but the building clusters are mono-functional buildings surrounded by parking.
Tainan´s proximity to technological/science parks, universities and reserch companies, together with the highspeed rail, can be
used to engage it’s city centre in the knowledge based economy.
How can we create new possibilities of exchange and collaboration between the university, the city government, technological
parks and other private investors?
URBAN CONDITIONS
The underground railway project creates a new area 8 kilometers long, but our intervention is focused in the area close to the
university, the current rail station and the city centre because the possibilities of exchange and collaboration can start here.
GOVERNMENT
Local, regional and national
UNIVERSITY
Teaching, research &
development
COMPANIES
Multi-National Corporations
as well as Small & Medium
Enterprises
SPATIAL INTERVENTION TO SUPPORT COLLABORATION
For the creation of a highly innovative area it is essential to generate stimulating spatial conditions. But to have a successful
proposal in the centre of Tainan it is necessary to consider the involvement of three major urban actors.
KNOWLEDGE BASED QUARTERLearning from Bloombsbury and Fitrzrovia in central London, where technology, knowledge and research can exchange, and
where the urban fabric performs as social infrastructure.
URBAN CHALLENGE 1: Developing social infrastructure to attract and retain talented peopleThe creation of a spatial development able to support the exchanges and collaborations between different urban actors. This spatial
development will consider new kinds of urban workspaces as a social infrastructure that will enable the attraction and retention of
talented people to the city centre.
Suzhou Compound
URBAN CHALLENGE 2: use of the Tabula RasaThe underground railway project opens up a new strip in the city centre confronting us with the particularity of a Tabula Rasa project.
The second urban challenge of this proposal is to reconnect the current area of the railway to the city centre and the university, and
also to take this opportunity to reorganize the Mobility System in the city.
MOBILITY SYSTEMTainan City Centre has an urban condition of a primary movement system with major roads, and with vibrant commercial activity at
the ground floor level.
MOBILITY SYSTEMIn our study area different problems related to the mobility system can be identified.
New proposed Intercity Bus station
Different Section
1. No connectivity
4.High connectivity
2. Low connectivity
3. Medium connectivity
MOBILITY SYSTEMIn order to improve the mobility system we need to reorganise the surface traffic and develop a connection with the underground
railway system.
Spatial Organization based on city fabric
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SPATIAL ORGANISATION
Learning from Hafen City
Phase 1: smaller buildings, adaptable. Phase 2: small and medium buildings. Phase 3: HQ office building must also
provide housing and public spaces.
Legal and spatial framework.
Setting up typological and
morphological guidelines.