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The Gateway Design Initiative has explored possibilities through soliciting contributions of design ideas from a broad range ofartists and designers. Participants were encouraged to raise a wide range of issues and to propose design strategies that expandand amplify the discussion of the relationship between Newark's identity and built environment. Teams were challenged to produce design schemes that provide compelling, inventive, spirited, and even extreme interpretationsof the design challenge posed here. The City of Newark invited a range of proposals from the feasible to the most experimental.
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THIS IS DOWNTOWNTHIS IS CONNECTINGTHIS IS CULTURETHIS IS EDUCATIONTHIS IS HISTORYTHIS IS INDUSTRYTHIS IS IRONBOUNDTHIS IS GLOBALTHIS IS SUSTAINABILITYTHIS IS NONSTOPTHIS IS COMMUNITYTHIS IS HOMETHIS IS NEWARK!Gateway Design InitiativeFebruary 2009
Newark is a city that is once again becoming a place with a diverse population and industrial base. As a commercial hub in the early 20th century, Newark possesses an infrastructure that yearns to be exhumed and re-awakened.
A new approach of sustainability, community and open-source fellowship is needed more than ever before. There is a need to rede�ne Newark as a great city.
With a dearth of community centers in a city severely wounded by neglect since the mid 60's, an opportunity for Newark's people to share with one another through culture and community activities is at hand.
Local farming, markets and open activities are a way for us to learn from one another, and cultivate common interests and priorities. Combining outdoor space with architecture and landscaping or 'Adver-tecture', this system can be implemented in many con�gurations while remaining with core design principles, materials and details.
Hyperlocal PrototypesSite No.7: Route 280 / Route 21 InterchangeSite No.42: Clinton Avenue / S. 20th Street
RT. 280 North Observation Tower
Clinton Avenue Open Center
RT. 280 North Observation Tower
112 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 +718 832 5506 www.htdstudio.net
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VERTICAL AXISWIND TURBINESWIND + TRAFFIC DRIVEN
ELEVATOR
OBSERVATION TOWER•STEEL SHIPPING CONTAINERS•GLAZED BOTH ENDS
STEEL STAIRWITH POLYCARBONATEENCLOSUREPROVIDE HEATING UNITS
STEEL SCAFFOLDING +STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS
REHABILITATED GREEN SPACE + PARK•OUTDOOR EVENTS•RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
CAST CONCRETE PADW/ PILE FOOTINGS
ADVERTECTURE ELEMENT•USE GREENSCREEN™ TRELLIS•CRAWLING PLANTS + VINES•PLANTINGS ALONG ENTIRE RAMP RETAINING WALL FOR SOUND ATTENUATION
GREEN WALL INSULATION•USE GREENSCREEN™ TRELLIS•CRAWLING PLANTS + VINES
NORTH/SOUTH SECTION/ELEVATION
PROGRAM / CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAMEXPLODED VIEW
SITE PLAN
EXITS 15/15A RT. 280/21 INTERCHANGE
SOUTH OBSERVATION TOWER
VIEWS:•MIES APT. TOWERS•SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL•BRANCH BROOK PARK
NORTH OBSERVATION TOWER
VIEWS:STICKLE BRIDGE•
SEACAUCUS MARSHLANDS•PULASKI SKYWAY•
NYC SKYLINE•
VIEWS:DOWNTOWN NEWARK•
NYC SKYLINE•
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OFFICE™Newark Design Investigation: Site No.7Hyperlocal Prototypes - Rt. 280 / Rt. 21 Interchange
What is often overlooked about Newark as a major urban center is the majesty of its architectural treasures and landmark sites.
Echoing adjacent industrial factories, lift bridges and other landmarks along the Passaic River; new observation towers and parks can once again uncover and celebrate these important sites.
With a nod to their hardened surroundings, they help bare Newark's hidden pastoral soul to nourish its people.
Site Area: + 150,000 SF (1.4 HA)(Approx. 300’ x 500’)
Observation Tower North Area: +3680 SFObservation Tower South Area: +1280 SF
New Park Area: + 34,200 SF (0.8 AC)South Tower Greenspace +4,000 SF (.09AC)
Planted Mural• Rain Capture/Filtration• CO2 Conversion• Sound Attenuation
Greenspace• Free Activities• Outdoor Events
Greenscreen™ trellis• Crawling plants + vines• Facilitates Sculpted Walls
Steel Shipping Containers• Inexpensive• Plentiful in Area• Portable
Timber Bleacher Seating• Durable• Long Life• Weather Resistant
Open Square• Free Activities• Farmer’s Market• Music + Art Performances• Stone Pavers
0 50 150 350
BUILT WITH LOCAL LABOR / MATERIALS / VENDORS
112 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 +718 832 5506 www.htdstudio.net
©2009 HTDSTUDIO DESIGNOFFICE™ All Rights Reserved
HTDSTUDIODESIGN
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Newark Design Investigation: Site No.7Hyperlocal Prototypes - Rt. 280/ Rt. 21 Interchange
112 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 +718 832 5506 www.htdstudio.net
©2009 HTDSTUDIO DESIGNOFFICE™ All Rights Reserved
SOU
TH 2
0th
STRE
ET
CLINTON AVENUE
PROGRAM / SITE PLAN
PUBLICSQUARE
BLEACHERS + ACTIVITY CENTER
BUS STOP
R O O F A R M ™
HTDSTUDIODESIGN
OFFICE™Newark Design Investigation: Site No.42Hyperlocal Prototypes - Clinton Ave./S.20th Street
ROOFARM™ + GARDENLOCAL PRODUCE:LETTUCETOMATOCARROTCOLLARDSCUCUMBERRADISHSPICESFLOWERS
VERTICAL AXISWIND TURBINES
ADVERTECTURE ELEMENT
PLANTED BALUSTRADE
ADVERTECTURE ELEMENTCOMPRISED OF WALL PLANTINGSON SUSPENDED TRELLIS
TIMBER BLEACHER SEATINGINDOOR ACTIVITIESPUBLIC EVENTSMUSICAL / THEATRICALPERFORMANCE
GALVANIZED STEELSTRUCTURAL SUPPORTS
STEEL SHIPPING CONTAINERSCOMMUNITY ENCLOSURECHILDREN’S ACTIVITIESFIRST AIDPOLICE CALL STATIONSTORAGE
HEAVY TIMBER PLATFORM
BUS STOP + SHELTER
ROOF ACCESS
REHABILITATED GREEN SPACE + PARKOUTDOOR EVENTSFARMER’S MARKETFLEA MARKETRECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
PROGRAM / CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAMEXPLODED VIEW
Planted Mural• Rain Capture/Filtration• CO2 Conversion• Sound Attenuation
Greenspace• Free Activities• Outdoor Events
Greenscreen™ trellis• Crawling plants + vines Site Area: + 12,000 SF
(Approx. 100’ x 120’)
RooFarm™ Area: +3600 SFBleachers Area: + 3700 SF
Containers Area: +1920 SF
TOTAL SF: +9,200 GSF
Steel Shipping Containers• Inexpensive• Plentiful in Area• Portable
Timber Bleachers + Canopy• Durable• Long Life• Weather Resistant
Open Square• Free Activities• Farmer’s Market• Music + Art Performances• Stone Pavers
EAST ELEVATION
0 20 50 100
0 4 12 30
With a dearth of community centers in a city severely wounded by neglect since the mid 60's, an opportunity for Newark's people to share with one another through culture and community activities is at hand.
Local farming, markets and open activities are a way for us to learn from one another, and cultivate common interests and priorities. Combining outdoor space with architecture and landscaping or 'Adver-tecture', this system can be implemented in many con�gurations while remaining with core design principals, materials and details.
BUILT WITH LOCAL LABOR / MATERIALS / VENDORS
112 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 +718 832 5506 www.htdstudio.net
©2009 HTDSTUDIO DESIGNOFFICE™ All Rights Reserved
HTDSTUDIODESIGN
OFFICE™Newark Design Investigation: Site No. 42Hyperlocal Prototypes - Clinton Ave. / S. 20th Steet
112 15th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 +718 832 5506 www.htdstudio.net
©2009 HTDSTUDIO DESIGNOFFICE™ All Rights Reserved
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