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    CONTEXT

    COURSE

    THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

    ADVISORS

    2nd Semester 2012 Design 6

    School of Architecture and Planning

    Camia Young & Jordon Saunders

    FUTURE CHRISTCHURCH V2

    DESIGN CONCEPT

    DESIGN INVESTIGATION

    RESEARCH

    PROJECT DESCRIPTION

    Christchurch has lost an estimated 6,000 houses due

    to the 2010-2011 earthquakes. With projections of

    36,000 workers expected to move to the city for the

    rebuild, there is a very real and urgent housing crisis.

    Cambridge Terrace is located along the Avon River

    and is still, two years after the earthquakes, within

    the CBD closed cordon. Many buildings have been

    demolished while others fate is pending. With a vast

    area of the neighbourhood having to be rebuilt, this

    site was selected for the potential to revitalise the riv-

    erside.

    The proposal is for a multi-unit residential complex

    with a focus on connecting the river with the neigh-

    bourhood. This evolved from investigations on water

    supply and treatment methods and led on to experi-

    mentations with porosity and ow. These studies were

    carried out through sponge absorption testings and

    informed the building concept and inspired the overalldesign form to be canyon-like volumes. The buildings

    are lifted 24metres above ground to share the same

    maximum height of the neighbouring buildings.

    The design intends to integrate public life of the street

    with private spaces and examine the relationship be-

    tween these different programmes. In order to do

    this the arrangement of the buildings is focused on

    enhancing connections between public and private.

    The idea of porosity was also incorporated into the

    meeting ground between these spaces with perme-

    able surfaces that allow light, noise and smells to lter

    through.

    In response to the urgency for single to small house-

    hold dwellings, the target market is focused on young

    single households, couples without children, and the

    working population in the trade area.

    HYDROCITY | AVON APARTMENTSSophia Kim

    Facultative

    Aerated

    Freewat

    ersurfa

    ce

    Subsurf

    aceow

    Aquacultur

    e

    WaterH

    yacinths

    Duckwe

    ed

    Intermitten

    t

    Recircu

    lating

    Aquatic

    HCR

    Sedim

    ent

    ltrati

    on

    Slow

    Sand

    ltra

    tion

    FastS

    and

    ltratio

    n

    Flocculation

    Land Treatment

    Slow-

    rate

    Overla

    ndow

    Rapid

    inltra

    tion

    Subsurfac

    einltr

    ation

    Const

    ructed

    wetlan

    ds

    Oxidat

    iondit

    ch

    Extended

    aerati

    on

    Sequen

    cing

    batchr

    eactor

    Tricklin

    glter

    -SCP

    MechanicalAct

    ivated

    carbo

    nltra

    tion

    Settlin

    g

    Microlt

    ration

    Ultra

    ltration

    Nanoltr

    ation

    Distilla

    tion

    Revers

    e

    Osmo

    sis

    Ionexc

    hange

    resins

    Acid

    neutr

    alisation

    Water

    soften

    er

    Boilin

    g

    Ozoni

    zation

    Work + LiveStudioPrivateHighDensityResidentialStudios Live

    Retail

    Convention/ Events Centre

    SemiPublicMediumDensityInvitingFlexibleConvention/ EventsCentre

    PublicLowDensityOpenInviting

    Public Plaza

    Convention/Events Centre

    Retail

    Carparking

    SECTION AA

    MATERIALS

    C T E T U L E L T I H I

    (E)SunriseMorningWarming

    (N)NoonMainliving/

    Occupation

    (W)SunSetAfternoon

    overheating

    (S)No

    SunZone

    InviteFlowof Pedestrians

    OptimizeViewsand

    CreateaLinktoAvonRiver

    IconicCorner-Visibleat Intersection.

    HighDensityTight KnitPrivateSpaceLess FlowMoreConcentrat edprogramme

    MediumDensityNot soTight KnitAllows MinglingwhilestillallowingPrivacy

    LowDensityNot tight KnitInvites IntegrationBiggerPublic Spaces

    Level10

    Level23000

    Level3

    6000

    Level4

    9000

    Level5

    1200

    Level615000

    Level718000

    Level821000

    24000

    LIVE

    CENTRAL

    CORE

    CIRCULATION

    CENTRAL

    CORE

    CIRCULATION

    LIVECONVENTIONSPACE EXHIBITION SPACE

    CONVENTION

    SPACE

    RETAILGREEN

    SPACE

    GREEN

    SPACERETAIL

    BICYCLE

    PARKINGCARPARKING

    GREEN

    SPACE

    GREENSPACE

    Convention/ Exhibitionspace720m2

    Retail

    860m2

    GreenSpace

    640m2

    Live

    8600m2

    CentralCore650m2

    BicycleParking110m2

    CarParking

    560m2

    75Apartments-Studio

    -1Bedroom-2BedroomEachrangingfrom 49-80m2

    View across the Avon River along Cambrige Terrace

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    Red-zoned area of Cambrige Tce as of September 2012 Red-zoned area of Cambrige Tce as of September 2012, with

    view of the Band Rotunda

    Onsite investigation on the current condition of Cam-

    bridge Terrace and CBD area.

    SECOND FLOOR FOYER

    Water10%Ink 90%

    Water30%Ink 70%

    ABSORPTION TESTING 1felt, syringe, water, black ink

    MASSING STUDIES

    CHRISTCHURCH WATER SUPPLYSYSTEM

    POST EARTHQUAKE WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE DAMAGESource: SCIPT

    POST EARTHQUAKE WATER SUPPLYINFRASTRU CTURE DAMAGESource: SCIPT

    Water70%Ink 30%

    Water90%Ink 10%Water50%Ink 50%

    Water30%Ink 70%Water70%Ink 30%Water 90% Ink 10%

    Water50%Ink 50%

    ABSORPTION TESTING 2wrappingpaper, sponge, water, black ink

    ABSORPTION TESTING 3

    wrapping paper, paper towel, sponge, water, black ink

    Water30%Ink 70%Water70%Ink 30%Water90%Ink 10% Water50%Ink 50%

    voronoi

    positivespace

    multiplied

    Withasample of testing2, theapproachof

    explorationintolinearity thenmanipulation

    intothreedimentionalform is derived

    REINTERPRETATING THE SIZES OF THE HOLES IN THE TESTINGS

    AS HEIGHTS INTO THREE DIMENTIONALFORM

    maskinginto2d

    n u mb e r of s am p le p o in t s: 1 0x 1 0 n u mb e r of s am p le p o in t s : 2 0 x 20 n u mb e r of s am p le p o in t s: 5 0 x 50

    INVESTIGATION OF DIFFERENT WAYS TO PROCESS WATER

    v or on oi + He ig ht e ld V or on oi + He ig ht e ld + Fl ow al on gs ur fa ce

    PROGRAM BAR PROGRAM VS DENSITY BUILDING FOOTPRINT INVESTIGATION

    S E CT IO NA L PR OG RA M O RG AN IS AT IO N D IA GR AM T HE DE SI GN AI MS TO GI VE DW EL LE RS TH E E XP ER IE NC E O F B EI NG IN SI D E A C AN YO N

    View of Antelop Canyon

    PROPOSAL

    Cambridge Tce and Oxford Tce is accessible to pedestrians onlybus stops are reallocated to the west and east end of the market.

    Vehicular route

    Public transportation route

    Pedestrian route

    Bus stop

    Cambridgetce

    Oxfordtce

    Kilmoretce

    Armagh St

    ManchesterSt

    KEY

    Cambridge Tce and Oxford Tce is accessible to cars ,publictransportation and pedestrians.

    PRE-EARTHQUAKE CCDUPLAN

    Cambridgetce

    Oxfordtce

    Kilmoretce

    Armagh St

    ColomboSt

    ManchesterSt

    Cambridgetce

    Oxfordtce

    Kilmoretce

    Armagh St

    ColomboSt

    ManchesterSt

    Cambridge Tce and Oxford Tce is accessible to publictransportation and pedestrians.

    Cambridgetce

    Oxfordtce

    Kilmoretce

    Armagh St

    ColomboSt

    ManchesterSt

    2

    1

    3

    21

    3

    KEY

    R e si d en t ia l ( So p hi a ) M a rk e t (N a ta l ee ) Hybrid (Daniel)

    CONTEXTUALRELATIONSHIPS

    Steel Sheet

    Fiberglass Double Glazing

    Laminated Timber

    Smooth ConcreteSteel I Beam

    SOUTH ELEVATION

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    INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

    CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

    Everyone/ Public

    Residents

    Goods

    Vehicles

    Employees/ Staff

    VerticalCirculationCores

    GROUND FLOOR

    FIRST FLOOR

    SECOND FLOOR

    0 5 m 10 m

    N

    FIRST FLOOR PLAN

    A

    A

    1.

    2.

    3.

    2.

    2.

    3.

    3.

    6.

    6.

    4.

    4.

    4.

    4.

    1. Reception/ Information Centre

    2. Convention/ Exhibition Space

    5. Meeting Area

    3. Events/ Seminar/ Gallery Space

    . t u r u n t

    4. Core - Services, Circulation, Restroom

    1 . tu i r t m n t

    . r m r t m n t

    . n r m r tm n t

    . y r t i n r

    1 . c t i n I n r m t i n n t r

    . r r v ic , i r cu l t i n , t r m

    . t i n r

    0 5 m 10 m

    N

    SECOND FLOOR PLAN

    A

    A

    1 . c t i n I n r m t i n n tr

    . n v n t i n h i i t i n c

    . t in r

    . v n t m i n r l l r y c

    . t u r u n t

    . r r v i c , i r cu l t i n , t r m

    1. Studio Apartment

    3. Two Bedroom Apartment

    2. OneBedroom Apartment

    4. Foyer/ Meeting Area

    1 . c t i n I n r m t i n n tr

    . r r v ic , i r cu l t i n , t r m

    . t i n r

    2

    3

    4

    1

    1

    1

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    2

    3

    33

    33

    1

    1

    4

    4

    A

    A

    0 5 m 10 m

    N

    GROUND FLOOR PLAN

    1 . c t i n I n r m t i n n tr

    . n v n t i n h i i t i n c

    . t in r

    . v n t m i n r l l r y c

    2. Cafe/ Restauraunt

    . r r v ic , i r cu l t i n , t r m

    1 . tu i r t m n t

    . r m r t m n t

    . n r m r tm n t

    . y r t i n r

    1. Reception/ Information Centre

    3. Core - Services, Circulation, Restroom4. Meeting Area

    1

    2

    3

    4

    1

    4

    4

    4

    33

    1

    2