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Response
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Stacked Boxes (Artist : Rachael Whiteread) Cubism ( Architect : Le Corbusier)
Inspiration5.1
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Patterns ( Textile Artist : Annie Albers) Overlapping Grids
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Built Form5.2
6°
R.O.W.
6°
6°
R.O.W.
6°
Massing Neighborhood Scale | Program | Skyline
Geometry Rotation | Volumetric Shift | Micro-climate | View
Max Height550’ (167.64m)
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6°
R.O.W.
6°
6°
R.O.W.
6°
ConnectivityMulti Layered Green Network and Terraces | Biodiversity
VoidingBreak Down Scale | Recognizable Amenities | Social sustainability
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Program
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113’(34.50m)
113’(3
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113’(34.50m)
113’ (34.50m)
132’ (40.23m)
123’(37.50m)
123’(37.50m)152’(46.50m)199’ (60.75m)
231’ (70.5m)
61’(18.46m)
98’(30.00m)
107’(32.63m)
112’(34.21m)
166’(50.50m) {
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113’(34.50m)
113’(3
4.50m)
113’(34.50m)
113’ (34.50m)
132’ (40.23m)
123’(37.50m)
123’(37.50m)152’(46.50m)199’ (60.75m)
231’ (70.5m)
61’(18.46m)
98’(30.00m)
107’(32.63m)
112’(34.21m)
166’(50.50m)
Program Outdoor Program
Office
Lobby
Commercial | Retail
Mechanical
Sky-garden
Decks
Loggia
Pocket Park
Plaza
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{
{{{
113’(34.50m)
113’(3
4.50m)
113’(34.50m)
113’ (34.50m)
132’ (40.23m)
123’(37.50m)
123’(37.50m)152’(46.50m)199’ (60.75m)
231’ (70.5m)
61’(18.46m)
98’(30.00m)
107’(32.63m)
112’(34.21m)
166’(50.50m) {
{{{
113’(34.50m)
113’(3
4.50m)
113’(34.50m)
113’ (34.50m)
132’ (40.23m)
123’(37.50m)
123’(37.50m)152’(46.50m)199’ (60.75m)
231’ (70.5m)
61’(18.46m)
98’(30.00m)
107’(32.63m)
112’(34.21m)
166’(50.50m)
Variable Volumes Vertical Circulation | Varying Floor Plates
Property Line Low-Rise Core
High-Rise Core
Max. Height550’ (167.64m)
Roof 5,906 SQ.F (548 SQ.M)
Level 26-3611x 13,926 SQ.F (1,293 SQ.M)
Level 18-258x 13,926SQ.F (1,293 SQ.M)
Level 11-155x 17,268 SF (1,604 SQ.M)
Level 17 12,648 SF (1,175 SQ.M)Level 16 17,026 SF (1,581 SQ.M)
Level 4-10 7x 22,560 SF (2,095 SQ.M)
Level 3 20,781 SF (1,930 SQ.M)Level 2 21,479 SF (1,995 SQ.M)Level 1a 12,247 SF (1,137 SQ.M)Level 1 19,370 SF (1,799SQ.M)
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Structural Concept
Core Walls Columns
A sloping column scheme may be used to mitigate the challenge created by the rotating and shifting boxes. This approach responds to the cantilevered forms as well as the programmatic requirement to position perimeter columns for a more efficient floor plate.
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South-East Axonometric North-West Axonometric
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Social Sustainability
Bicycle FacilityThe facility is located at grade to meet the needs of building users. It incorporates 195 bike stalls, a bike storage, a repair / bike workshop, showers and change rooms.By being transparent and highly visible, it promotes bicycle use and allows natural light to brighten the lower floor. Interior finishes will be designed to meet the standard of high-end fitness clubs and will include spa amenities like chroma-therapy showers.
BicycleWorkshop
Section A-A’
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BicycleWorkshop
Bicycle Parking
Storage
Elev. Lobby
LaneSidewalk
Leve
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Prop
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Bicycle Entrance
Bicycle Facility Plan
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5.5Social Sustainability
A.
B. C.
D.
Office meeting room is cantilevered over Pocket Park to provide visual interest as well as surveillance (CPTED).
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Office meeting room is cantilevered over Pocket Park to provide visual interest as well as surveillance (CPTED).
A. Sky-garden Pavillion | Observation Deck
B. Outdoor Decks Levels 3, 4 ,11, 18, 26
C. Loggia Level 16
D. Pocket Park & Bike Facility
Outdoor Program and Spatial Experience | Inside - Outside Relationship
BicycleParking
Meeting Room(Cantilevered)
Mechanical Room
Office
Amenity
Office
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Social Sustainability
Level 18Level 26
Roof Level Sky-Garden
To maximize the use of the Sky-garden in our West Coast weather, a wind screen and an partially opened roof top are employed. It allows people to enjoy the dramatic view rain or shine. The experience will be en-hanced by a unique sloping roof top and bamboo plant-ings that relate to the opening to the sky.
Outdoor ProgramThe outdoor program has been an integral part of the design approach from day one. In addition to the Pocket Park, occupants have access to 7 outdoor decks that are partly vegetated. The decks are varied in nature: expansive open terraces with plantings, two-storey high loggia space, a cantilevered deck over the pocket park and a Sky-garden. The intent is to dissolve the boundary of an office space and invite all occupants to enjoy the outdoor throughout the work day.
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Level 16 (Loggia)
Level 11 Level 3
Level 4
Viewing Decks
Unit concrete paving, outdoor seat-ings and planters with flowering ev-ergreen trees, shrubs masses and ornamental grasses are proposed to enhancing biodiversity. Trees help screen views to adjacent neighbor-ing building and provide a more inti-mate experience.
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Material Palette
Fritted Glazed Skin with Operable Vents Glass Foil with Fins
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Stone Cladding and Paving ( Gradient of light to medium gray) Metal Cladding
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Lighting Strategies
Elegance and implicitly Streetscape Dynamism
ConceptThe lighting concept enhances the unique character of the shifted - rotated boxes and creates a striking silhouette against the backdrop of Vancouver Skyline. Sky-garden pavillions in the middle and at the top of the tower together with illuminated soffits highlight the City’s Landmark Architecture. The strategy outlined on the next page aims to achieve the objectives below.
• Toleverageindirectlightingwherepossibletoreducetheimpactonsurroundingbuildings
• To articulate the major architectural moves and differentiate themasses
• ToadduniqueilluminationtoVancouver’sskyline
• Toenhancethefunctionalityofboththepublicandprivateterraces,24hoursperday
• To leverage thehighest-efficiencyLEDtechnologies to reduceenvi-ronmentalimpact
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Illuminated Exterior Outdoor Space
Illuminated Exterior Outdoor Space
Illuminated Outdoor Space
Illuminated Outdoor Space
Illuminated Outdoor Space
Top Illuminated Soffits, Landscape and Walls
Mid | Illuminated Soffits and Interior Walls (Level 15 and 16)
Mid Illuminated Handrails
Illuminated Garden
Mid | Illuminated Landscape and Terrace
Ground | Illuminated Patio and Pathway
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Lighting Strategies
Top | City Skyline Experience 1133 Melville is a key element contributing to completing the Vancouver Downtown Skyline. The building is visible from various parts of the city.
Lighting Strategy: Elevating the shape of the boxes by light is the key approach. The Mid and Top section of the building draw the attention of the viewers towards the heart of Downtown from distance. Top is created by highlighting the lower side of the soffit and the landscape.
M id | O ccu pa nt E xp e r ie n ce The users in the tower and residences of the surrounded buildings have direct view towards the open terraces and soffits of the Melville building. Creating soft and harmonic, yet exciting and aesthetically pleasing illumination of the patios and soffits are the key element in providing point of attraction at night.
Lighting Strategy: The illuminated soffits elevate each box. They additionally provide opportunities for the public art at higher elevations, seeing from distance. Illuminated interior walls and ceilings create depth and draw the view towards the inside of the building at key locations such as Level 16.
Lighting Strategy for Terraces: The softly lit terrace spaces create a general glow, viewed from the top. Illuminated trees, handrails, furniture and floor finishes contribute to this type of lighting.
Ground | Pedestrian Experience The lower elevation illumination contributes to the urban life of the downtown core.
Lighting Strategy: The goal is to create an open, safe and welcoming space with light. The well-lit lobby, exterior paths, and garden attracts pedestrians, and visitors to the building and amenity areas, including the restaurant. Illuminated garden creates a place of relaxation and connection. Lighting along the south patio and building front provide opportunity for outdoor dining and socializing.
Top
Ground
Mid
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Top | Illuminated “Place to be” in City Skyline
Mid | Illuminated Interior walls and Spaces
Ground | Light Enhances Architecture Creates Openness and Transparency
Ground | Light is Inviting and Provide Place of Relaxation
Top | Illuminated Sloped Soffit
Mid | Illuminated Sky-garden Pavillion
Ground | Light Connects Indoor and Outdoor Ground | Light Promotes a Place of Reflection
Top | Illuminated Landscape
Mid | Illuminated Handrails | Landscape
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Lighting Strategies
Melville Street Elevation at Night Lighting
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