This is a thesis without discussant. The topic is based on a competition named OsloCall: Cultural Center for Norwegian waterfront. A comprehensive investigation on the culture, population, lifestyle and climate of the Oslo city was conducted so to better understand the context of the design. The project site showed its characteristics comparing with these background information. Therefore, the SWOT gives guidelines for further design on the urban scale. The urban design was aimed at connecting the project site into the main system of city, with a small ‘u’ shape road linking both ends to the main road. Many other functions, like leisure uses, parks, exhibitions and bike lane, was introduced into the system benefiting from the connection. Since the project site is on the waterfront, the view of the building is particularly considered. A further analysis was developed to provide a method to analyze the view of a human being in certain a urban environment, and quantify the contents of the view. After analyzing the possible view length of different points at different height in the project site, the best view design point was found. The architecture design concept was developed based on the results of the researches. Inspired by the glaciers, the concept was to take advantage of the slope of the roof, which can provide as much views from inside while introducing more sunlight to lower the energy consumption, especially the energy consumption for heating. An energy simulation was conducted to find the least energy consumption shape of the building. The functions of the building was designed based on circulation and its requirements. Architecture plans and renderings can demonstrate the detailed information of the building design. Details was drawn to guarantee the technical performance of the building components.
Questa è una tesi senza discussant. L'argomento si basa su un concorso denominato OsloCall: Cultural Center for Norwegian waterfront. È stata condotta un'indagine completa sulla cultura, la popolazione, lo stile di vita e il clima della città di Oslo per comprendere meglio il contesto del progetto. Il sito del progetto ha mostrato le sue caratteristiche confrontandole con queste informazioni di base. Pertanto, lo SWOT fornisce linee guida per l'ulteriore progettazione su scala urbana. Il progetto urbano era finalizzato a collegare il sito del progetto al sistema principale della città, con una piccola strada a forma di "U" che collegava entrambe le estremità alla strada principale. Molte altre funzioni, come gli usi per il tempo libero, i parchi, le mostre e la pista ciclabile, sono state introdotte nel sistema beneficiando del collegamento. Poiché il sito del progetto si trova sul lungomare, la vista dell'edificio è particolarmente considerata. Un'ulteriore analisi è stata sviluppata per fornire un metodo per analizzare la vista di un essere umano in un determinato ambiente urbano e quantificare i contenuti della vista. Dopo aver analizzato la possibile lunghezza della vista di diversi punti a diverse altezze nel sito del progetto, è stato trovato il miglior punto di vista progettuale. Il concetto di design dell'architettura è stato sviluppato sulla base dei risultati delle ricerche. Ispirato dai ghiacciai, il concetto era quello di sfruttare la pendenza del tetto, che può fornire la maggior parte delle viste dall'interno mentre introduce più luce solare per ridurre il consumo di energia, in particolare il consumo di energia per il riscaldamento. È stata condotta una simulazione energetica per trovare la forma dell'edificio con il minor consumo energetico. Le funzioni dell'edificio sono state progettate in base alla circolazione e alle sue esigenze. Le planimetrie ei rendering dell'architettura possono dimostrare le informazioni dettagliate del progetto dell'edificio. I dettagli sono stati disegnati per garantire le prestazioni tecniche dei componenti edilizi.
Glacer of light. Oslo call, culture center design
Hu, Yang
2019/2020
Abstract
This is a thesis without discussant. The topic is based on a competition named OsloCall: Cultural Center for Norwegian waterfront. A comprehensive investigation on the culture, population, lifestyle and climate of the Oslo city was conducted so to better understand the context of the design. The project site showed its characteristics comparing with these background information. Therefore, the SWOT gives guidelines for further design on the urban scale. The urban design was aimed at connecting the project site into the main system of city, with a small ‘u’ shape road linking both ends to the main road. Many other functions, like leisure uses, parks, exhibitions and bike lane, was introduced into the system benefiting from the connection. Since the project site is on the waterfront, the view of the building is particularly considered. A further analysis was developed to provide a method to analyze the view of a human being in certain a urban environment, and quantify the contents of the view. After analyzing the possible view length of different points at different height in the project site, the best view design point was found. The architecture design concept was developed based on the results of the researches. Inspired by the glaciers, the concept was to take advantage of the slope of the roof, which can provide as much views from inside while introducing more sunlight to lower the energy consumption, especially the energy consumption for heating. An energy simulation was conducted to find the least energy consumption shape of the building. The functions of the building was designed based on circulation and its requirements. Architecture plans and renderings can demonstrate the detailed information of the building design. Details was drawn to guarantee the technical performance of the building components.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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