Thursday, April 30, 2009

Plans_First














These are plans for a Catholic Elementary School. It has several classes, chapel. auditorium, cafeteria, offices, library, etc.
Pic 1: Its the first floor, it consists of the Cafe, and general offices.
Pic 2: Its the second floor, its mostly for the Gymnasium. It has locker rooms, and bigger bathrooms then the rest of the floors.
Pic 3: The 3rd floor consists of the library and computer rooms. Since there aren't as many students and also since they are young, they don't need as many computer rooms. The library is both indoor and outdoor.
Pic 4: The 4th floor is mostly classrooms, and Auditorium. There are also group classrooms.
Pic 5: 5th floor is the chapel, the layout is still in works. But the whole space goes to making the chapel. And the outside is a roof garden.
Pic 6: Shows the building shape without the roof. The image below shows the shape of the roof.

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

End Product


  • Play with solid And Void as well as pushing and pulling. Starts off with columns and goes to glass walls on the second floor and to a roof garden right outside the chapel.

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

New massing


It fits well on the Manhattan site. The organization is the same, middle being the chapel, left side would be the classrooms, computer rooms etc, while the right is the gym, cafe, auditorium, maybe even the library.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Final


Idea 2


  • Idea 2 with twisted rectangles again. Unlike the last one, this one is more symmetrical, because the last one lacked the right spaces.

Wednesday, March 18, 2009

Another idea, twisted shapes.



  • This is another idea, which is created with twisting 3 rectangles. There would be windows on 3 sides with similar patterns. Also the middle would be glass with concrete behind it, which will have a cross shape carved out, much like the church made by Tadeo Ando, in which the cross shines through the chapel when light comes through.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Ideas


  • Some formations and ideas of the concept.