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PENN-WOOD SQUARE 2017 Ralph Rapson Traveling Study Fellowship Public space is not truly 'public' unless it is appropriated by all at any given time. The first move in the project is to disrupt the grid iron layout by raising the road to the level of the pavement with brick pavers. Due to the new traffic condition the car surrenders, in effect, the road to the pedestrian and the cyclists by needing to slow down. The proposal celebrates the open areas by making the large surface available to the Harrison neighbourhood communities. This necessitates a minimal building footprint while adhering to the given programme. The overall approach of the architectural gestures is that of a low threshold to welcome the neighbours and visitors throughout the site. CREATING COMMUNITY Bollards and canape structures delineate the site to narrow the road and safeguard pedestrian and bicyclist areas. Temporary public activities are invited to occupy the reclaimed public space, such as 'Sunnyside' food trucks, neighbourhood BBQ's, farmer's markets, flee markets and musical events. This allows for programmatical intersections between the site and neighbourhood initiatives. CREATING THE BUILDING All three structures that book-end the site, The Public Interest Design Center, The Food Market and the Makerspace, are two-story-high mass timber framing systems with prefabricated CLT flooring. Typical bays span 18' by 18'. The parking garage is a concrete basin that houses technical rooms and lift cores. The second levels consist of equitable housing schemes that activate the given programme. Photo voltaic panels in tandem with solar boilers will provide the power, while buffering solar gains in vats to service high performance hours. The thermal envelope is a 40cm thick PIR insulation sheet sandwiched between charred ceder cladding on the exterior and engineered wood panels on the interior. A combination of rigourous air tightness with a smart HVAC system will ensure that Passive standards are met. All are welcome here. SITEPLAN scale 1:500 WEST VIEW ON GLENWOOD AVE SECTION AA scale 1:500 INTRICATE CONNECTIONS OUTDOOR EVENT SPACES PROGRAMME 2017 RALPH RAPSON TRAVELING STUDY FELLOWSHIP PENN-WOOD SQUARE 0 20m A A Glenwood Ave Penn Ave

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Page 1: PENN-WOOD SQUARE...PENN-OOD UARE 207 Ralph Rapson Traveling tudy ellowship Public space is not truly 'public' unless it is appropriated by all at any given time. The first move in

PENN-WOOD SQUARE 2017 Ralph Rapson Traveling Study Fellowship

Public space is not truly 'public' unless it is appropriated by all at any given time.The first move in the project is to disrupt the grid iron layout by raising the road to the level of the pavement with brick pavers. Due to the new traffic condition the car surrenders, in effect, the road to the pedestrian and the cyclists by needing to slow down.

The proposal celebrates the open areas by making the large surface available to the Harrison neighbourhood communities. This necessitates a minimal building footprint while adhering to the given programme. The overall approach of the architectural gestures is that of a low threshold to welcome the neighbours and visitors throughout the site.

CREATING COMMUNITY

Bollards and canape structures delineate the site to narrow the road and safeguard pedestrian and bicyclist areas.Temporary public activities are invited to occupy the reclaimed public space, such as 'Sunnyside' food trucks, neighbourhood BBQ's, farmer's markets, flee markets and musical events. This allows for programmatical intersections between the site and neighbourhood initiatives.

CREATING THE BUILDING

All three structures that book-end the site, The Public Interest Design Center, The Food Market and the Makerspace, are two-story-high mass timber framing systems with prefabricated CLT flooring. Typical bays span 18' by 18'. The parking garage is a concrete basin that houses technical rooms and lift cores. The second levels consist of equitable housing schemes that activate the given programme.

Photo voltaic panels in tandem with solar boilers will provide the power, while buffering solar gains in vats to service high performance hours. The thermal envelope is a 40cm thick PIR insulation sheet sandwiched between charred ceder cladding on the exterior and engineered wood panels on the interior. A combination of rigourous air tightness with a smart HVAC system will ensure that Passive standards are met.

All are welcome here.

SITEPLANscale 1:500

WEST VIEW ON GLENWOOD AVE SECTION AAscale 1:500

INTRICATE CONNECTIONS OUTDOOR EVENT SPACES PROGRAMME

2017 RALPH RAPSON TRAVELING STUDY FELLOWSHIP

PENN-WOOD SQUARE

0 20m

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PENN-WOOD SQUARE 2017 Ralph Rapson Traveling Study Fellowship

VIEW FROM GALLERY AREA

VIEW FROM MAKERSPACE

ISOMETRIC VIEW

SECOND FLOOR PLANscale 1:150

LEGEND

1. Makerspace 2. Indoor event space3. Outdor event space4. Restrooms5. Lobby/ Café6. Gallery area7. Classroom8. Open studio9. Offices10. Food market11. Receiving bay12. Storage13. Parking garage14. Technical room15. Nice Ride Bike storage16. Bike storage17. Farmer's market18. Sunnyside food trucks

LEGEND

1. Entry 2. Restroom3. Living room4. Kitchen5. Bedroom6. Office

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GROUND FLOOR PLANscale 1:150

BASEMENT PLANscale 1:250