Exercise 2El Puerto MAMM

Medellin, Colombia

Akmal Afandi AzharUnit 22

Timeline of Pavilion Evoltion

England

Preliminary Idea First Proposal Structural Model Transport to Medellin Final Model

Medellin

OVERALL PAVILION DESIGN AND EXPLANATION

Within group 5 we have tried to create an atmosphere that extends from the more closed in part of the pavilion (where the office and storage is located), and the more open end, (where the grandstand and stage balcony is located).

Our proposal is to create a hanging garden above head. The primary structure supports a roof structure. This roof structure then supports nu-merous verticals that will, above the roof, create a structure for trellis to be mounted, where the plants will grow and inhabit. This roof structure will also create a frame in order to hang hammock fabric growing sacks, as well as hanging baskets from. Below the roof structure, these verticals will protrude above head height, creating an undulating interior landscape. We propose that these verticals will act as mounts for the bird boxes, as well as structure to support a maintenance and access walkway on one side, (with a ladder mounted be-tween two structural verticals). We would like these verticals to be decorated with traditional molas designs at the bottom, and be able to be touched and navigated around by the users. The cladding on the rear left as you look at the image opposite, will be pine boarding between the structural verticals. The gap between the verticals will then become vertical light slits. The cladding on the rear right of the pavilion, will incorporate tensile fabric panels, so that when the rain is directed away from above head by the maintenance platform, these panels will become wet, aiding in the cooling of the space and subsequently the rest of the pavilion.

The stairs aim to provide an open air grandstand area to watch the-atre and projections from the balcony opposite.

Along the stairs are hammock seats which allow audiences to sit and enjoy the shows. There are seats for one person or a couple. Seats at the lower positions are like beach lounge chairs made with hammock fabrics. The sit-ting angles are adjustable by rolling the fabric at the upper rods (like a cur-tain), so the users can customize the seats themselves with turning handles. Next to the hammock seats are folding tables extruded from stair treads, which can be used when users are seated on the hammock seats.

The first five steps on the stairs are flipping treads, which can be flipped to vertical positions to prevent people from accessing the pavilion when it is not in use.

Seccin LongitudinalEscala 1:100

N. 0.0.

N. +2.70.

N. +5.75.

N. +7.85.

General Framework Designated Part

Grand Stand

Sun Path DiagramCross Ventilation

Green Roof

Side ElevationFront Elevation

PEOPLE DYNAMICS IN CIUDAD DEL RO

Since MAMM transfers to the new headquarters, this area was reactivated with new housing projects and cultural uses that generated the appearance of a series of ongoing activities that have fluctuating and give vitality to the park. Some with mayures flows during certain days increase the flow of people moving into the park and the ongoing transformation of the site in terms of its use of space.

This analysis shows how these activities happens in the park, time lapses they take, what kind of audience frequent it, schedules, mobility into the park and the furniture that conditioned various types of activity.

DAS DEL AIRE

People density

Plano parque ciudad del roMAMM

10 AM

12 PM

4 PM

7 PM

assistance

Pets

seniors

Kids

Adult

young20%

10%

15%

25%

30%

20%

80%

40% 60%

activities

All lastSundays of each month.

cycle ride

cycle ride

Picnic

organic market

organic market

Concerts and workshops

Concerts and workshops

yoga and guided walks

yoga and guided walks

DAS DEL AIRE zone 4

Proposed Site

Third Proposal

Antioquia

MAMM First Proposal

Second ProposalChosen Proposal Site Section Site investigation by UPB friends

MAMMMedelln River

factories gathered around the river

ej Beln neighbourhood(provides labour for industries)

city spreads and grow up towards the mountains

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An Industrial City in first half of 21st centuryMedelln was an industrial city in the first half of 21st century. In 1950, the Medelln Master Plan (Plan Piloto) was proposed to transform the valley into a more modernized metropolis.

Medelln River drains away industrial waste and natural wind

drives away polluted gas

Medelln Piloto Master Plan proposed in 1950 by Paul Lester Wiener and Jos Luis Sert created the railway network for transporting raw materials and

finished products.

factories were built along the river, residential houses near

these factories provided labour

growth of city into commercial and administrative center from

1948 - 1970

Group 5 Individual Interest

Lilian Lam

Stage Set for Storytellers

Local History Enthusiasist Dwelling

Cultural & EducationalExchange Piers

TransformablePark Bench

Bath House for Executive

Pop-up Outdoor Dining Space

Baby Orang Utan Sanctuary

Traditional/Urban Monument

Smoking Chamber

Flood Platform

Retreat for Idealistic Imagination

Bathing House to Defend Tourism

Megan Townsend

Akmal Azhar

Joanne Preston

Preliminary Ideas

Openable wall enclosure

Overall form

Transformable seating

Trellises panelsHanging planters arch frame

Historical representation

OVERALL PAVILION DESIGN AND EXPLANATION

Within group 5 we have tried to create an atmosphere that extends from the more closed in part of the pavilion (where the office and storage is located), and the more open end, (where the grandstand and stage balcony is located).

Our proposal is to create a hanging garden above head. The primary structure supports a roof structure. This roof structure then supports nu-merous verticals that will, above the roof, create a structure for trellis to be mounted, where the plants will grow and inhabit. This roof structure will also create a frame in order to hang hammock fabric growing sacks, as well as hanging baskets from. Below the roof structure, these verticals will protrude above head height, creating an undulating interior landscape. We propose that these verticals will act as mounts for the bird boxes, as well as structure to support a maintenance and access walkway on one side, (with a ladder mounted be-tween two structural verticals). We would like these verticals to be decorated with traditional molas designs at the bottom, and be able to be touched and navigated around by the users. The cladding on the rear left as you look at the image opposite, will be pine boarding between the structural verticals. The gap between the verticals will then become vertical light slits. The cladding on the rear right of the pavilion, will incorporate tensile fabric panels, so that when the rain is directed away from above head by the maintenance platform, these panels will become wet, aiding in the cooling of the space and subsequently the rest of the pavilion.

The stairs aim to provide an open air grandstand area to watch the-atre and projections from the balcony opposite.

Along the stairs are hammock seats which allow audiences to sit and enjoy the shows. There are seats for one person or a couple. Seats at the lower positions are like beach lounge chairs made with hammock fabrics. The sit-ting angles are adjustable by rolling the fabric at the upper rods (like a cur-tain), so the users can customize the seats themselves with turning handles. Next to the hammock seats are folding tables extruded from stair treads, which can be used when users are seated on the hammock seats.

The first five steps on the stairs are flipping treads, which can be flipped to vertical positions to prevent people from accessing the pavilion when it is not in use.

Work Delegation

Grand Stand Green Roof

OVERALL PAVILION DESIGN AND EXPLANATION

Within group 5 we have tried to create an atmosphere that extends from the more closed in part of the pavilion (where the office and storage is located), and the more open end, (where the grandstand and stage balcony is located).

Our proposal is to create a hanging garden above head. The primary structure supports a roof structure. This roof structure then supports nu-merous verticals that will, above the roof, create a structure for trellis to be mounted, where the plants will grow and inhabit. This roof structure will also create a frame in order to hang hammock fabric growing sacks, as well as hanging baskets from. Below the roof structure, these verticals will protrude above head height, creating an undulating interior landscape. We propose that these verticals will act as mounts for the bird boxes, as well as structure to support a maintenance and access walkway on one side, (with a ladder mounted be-tween two structural verticals). We would like these verticals to be decorated with traditional molas designs at the bottom, and be able to be touched and navigated around by the users. The cladding on the rear left as you look at the image opposite, will be pine boarding between the structural verticals. The gap between the verticals will then become vertical light slits. The cladding on the rear right of the pavilion, will incorporate tensile fabric panels, so that when the rain is directed away from above head by the maintenance platform, these panels will become wet, aiding in the cooling of the space and subsequently the rest of the pavilion.

The stairs aim to provide an open air grandstand area to watch the-atre and projections from the balcony opposite.

Along the stairs are hammock seats which allow audiences to sit and enjoy the shows. There are seats for one person or a couple. Seats at the lower positions are like beach lounge chairs made with hammock fabrics. The sit-ting angles are adjustable by rolling the fabric at the upper rods (like a cur-tain), so the users can customize the seats themselves with turning handles. Next to the hammock seats are folding tables extruded from stair treads, which can be used when users are seated on the hammock seats.

The first five steps on the stairs are flipping treads, which can be flipped to vertical positions to prevent people from accessing the pavilion when it is not in use.

COLOMBIAN PAVILION - MEDELLIN

GROUP 5 - GRANDSTAND AND ROOF TOP ARBOUR

Megan, Akmal, Joanne, Lilian

MATERIAL LIST

1 - Sawnwood cuadre of 4 x 4 cm

2 - Sawnwood stringer of 4 x 8.5 cm

3 - Sawnwood duplex tablet

4 - Cylindrical timber alfarda de 5 cm

5 - Sawnwood planks

6 - Sawnwood stringers

7 - Sawnwood planks

8 - Steel rod

9 - Hammock fabrics

10 - Sawnwood duplex tablet

11 - Steel

12 - Steel cables

1 Verticals

2 Structural verticals

3 Panels

4 Ladder

5 Deck

7 Stair stringer

10 Stair treads

9 Hammock seats

8 Rod connections

6 Structural connections

12 Suspension cables

11 Turning handles

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

11

10

12

13

1 - Trellis structure

2 - Extended verticals

3 - Roof structure

4 - Pine cladding

5 - Primary structure

6 - Maintenance walk way and drainage slope

7 - Ladder to access maintenance walk way

8 - Decked landing

9 - Hammock seats

10 - Fixed treads

11 - Flipping treads

12 - Folding tables

13 - Suspension cables

First Presentation

MaterialityPreliminary visualisation of pavilion

View through roof

Ideas BrainstormingGrand Stand

Beach chair inspiration

Straight posture

Relax posture

Central stringer reference

Fixed threads

Overal structure

Fli pping threads

Rendered preliminary image

Locking mechanism

Jointings

Ideas BrainstormingGreen Roof

Single truss

Clamps system

Jointings

Overall structure

Vertical & horizontal jointing

Vertical elements references

Corner jointing

Trusses jointing

Fabric jointing

Perpendicular jointing

Rendered preliminary image

First Feedback

1:10 Model

Demonstrating the actual jointing systems

Overall roof structure

Connection to floor

Clamp system

Locking mechanism

Top view

Stair stringer

Transporting Process

England - Medellin

Unpacking

RebuildingTransportingPacking into each other suitcases

Sequence of Construction

Floor beam

Roof trusses

Roof beam

Perpendicular trusses Overall structure

Stair stringersBasic frame

Stair threads

Making Process

Clamps

BalustradesRoof trussesClamps

Canopy hookVerticals jointing

Making Process

Platform Fli pping threads

Locks

Cables

Cables

Hammocks positionView from underneath

Colombian wovenplastic basket

Manipulating the Local Crafts

Woven Plastic Basket

Unweaving the basket

Fixed hammock to create a personal enclosure

Weaving process

Final product

Hammock

Hanging basket

Hybrid materials

Weaving panels

Experimenting with the Local Crafts

Individual Tests

Final Models

View towards entranceAerial View

Hanging planters

Side View

View from interior

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Participants in Das Del Aire Activities by time in one day

Cyclists distribution

Users distribution

Organic market Picnics Yoga or workoutsCycling

MAMM

MAMM

MAMM

25%

adults

elderly

children

youth

pets

30%

20%10%

15%60%

80%20%

40%

10AM

12PMconcerts and workshops

picnics

cycling, yoga and guided walks

organic market

4PM

7PM

Das Del Aire

Meeting the Pedal

Picnics in the park

Das Del Aire is launched every last Sunday of the month to promote the use of park with markets, cycling, exercising and having picnics.

Another popular activity held in front of the museum is the cycling night. This attracts lots of cyclists to gather and meet in the area.

Being one of the few green spaces in the city, Ciudad del Ro Park provide a desirable location for picnics.

95%

8:00PM

6:30PM

7:30PM

7:00PM 10%

40%

60%

Total no. of people:

2,000

4:30PM

2:00PM

8:30AM

adultselderly

teenagers

youth

70%15%

10%5%

Actors & Roles

Maintenance Worker (Gardener) Children Teenager/Adult

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Pureto MAMM Project

Participants in Das Del Aire Activities by time in one day

Cyclists distribution

Users distribution

Organic market Picnics Yoga or workoutsCycling

MAMM

MAMM

MAMM

25%

adults

elderly

children

youth

pets

30%

20%10%

15%60%

80%20%

40%

10AM

12PMconcerts and workshops

picnics

cycling, yoga and guided walks

organic market

4PM

7PM

Das Del Aire

Meeting the Pedal

Picnics in the park

Das Del Aire is launched every last Sunday of the month to promote the use of park with markets, cycling, exercising and having picnics.

Another popular activity held in front of the museum is the cycling night. This attracts lots of cyclists to gather and meet in the area.

Being one of the few green spaces in the city, Ciudad del Ro Park provide a desirable location for picnics.

95%

8:00PM

6:30PM

7:30PM

7:00PM 10%

40%

60%

Total no. of people:

2,000

4:30PM

2:00PM

8:30AM

adultselderly

teenagers

youth

70%15%

10%5%

8

Pureto MAMM Project

Participants in Das Del Aire Activities by time in one day

Cyclists distribution

Users distribution

Organic market Picnics Yoga or workoutsCycling

MAMM

MAMM

MAMM

25%

adults

elderly

children

youth

pets

30%

20%10%

15%60%

80%20%

40%

10AM

12PMconcerts and workshops

picnics

cycling, yoga and guided walks

organic market

4PM

7PM

Das Del Aire

Meeting the Pedal

Picnics in the park

Das Del Aire is launched every last Sunday of the month to promote the use of park with markets, cycling, exercising and having picnics.

Another popular activity held in front of the museum is the cycling night. This attracts lots of cyclists to gather and meet in the area.

Being one of the few green spaces in the city, Ciudad del Ro Park provide a desirable location for picnics.

95%

8:00PM

6:30PM

7:30PM

7:00PM 10%

40%

60%

Total no. of people:

2,000

4:30PM

2:00PM

8:30AM

adultselderly

teenagers

youth

70%15%

10%5%

2Pavilion Cycle

Day & Night

5431

Different Events in the Pavilion

Normal Mode & Performance Mode

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Pureto MAMM Project

Participants in Das Del Aire Activities by time in one day

Cyclists distribution

Users distribution

Organic market Picnics Yoga or workoutsCycling

MAMM

MAMM

MAMM

25%

adults

elderly

children

youth

pets

30%

20%10%

15%60%

80%20%

40%

10AM

12PMconcerts and workshops

picnics

cycling, yoga and guided walks

organic market

4PM

7PM

Das Del Aire

Meeting the Pedal

Picnics in the park

Das Del Aire is launched every last Sunday of the month to promote the use of park with markets, cycling, exercising and having picnics.

Another popular activity held in front of the museum is the cycling night. This attracts lots of cyclists to gather and meet in the area.

Being one of the few green spaces in the city, Ciudad del Ro Park provide a desirable location for picnics.

95%

8:00PM

6:30PM

7:30PM

7:00PM 10%

40%

60%

Total no. of people:

2,000

4:30PM

2:00PM

8:30AM

adultselderly

teenagers

youth

70%15%

10%5%

8

Pureto MAMM Project

Participants in Das Del Aire Activities by time in one day

Cyclists distribution

Users distribution

Organic market Picnics Yoga or workoutsCycling

MAMM

MAMM

MAMM

25%

adults

elderly

children

youth

pets

30%

20%10%

15%60%

80%20%

40%

10AM

12PMconcerts and workshops

picnics

cycling, yoga and guided walks

organic market

4PM

7PM

Das Del Aire

Meeting the Pedal

Picnics in the park

Das Del Aire is launched every last Sunday of the month to promote the use of park with markets, cycling, exercising and having picnics.

Another popular activity held in front of the museum is the cycling night. This attracts lots of cyclists to gather and meet in the area.

Being one of the few green spaces in the city, Ciudad del Ro Park provide a desirable location for picnics.

95%

8:00PM

6:30PM

7:30PM

7:00PM 10%

40%

60%

Total no. of people:

2,000

4:30PM

2:00PM

8:30AM

adultselderly

teenagers

youth

70%15%

10%5%

8

Pureto MAMM Project

Participants in Das Del Aire Activities by time in one day

Cyclists distribution

Users distribution

Organic market Picnics Yoga or workoutsCycling

MAMM

MAMM

MAMM

25%

adults

elderly

children

youth

pets

30%

20%10%

15%60%

80%20%

40%

10AM

12PMconcerts and workshops

picnics

cycling, yoga and guided walks

organic market

4PM

7PM

Das Del Aire

Meeting the Pedal

Picnics in the park

Das Del Aire is launched every last Sunday of the month to promote the use of park with markets, cycling, exercising and having picnics.

Another popular activity held in front of the museum is the cycling night. This attracts lots of cyclists to gather and meet in the area.

Being one of the few green spaces in the city, Ciudad del Ro Park provide a desirable location for picnics.

95%

8:00PM

6:30PM

7:30PM

7:00PM 10%

40%

60%

Total no. of people:

2,000

4:30PM

2:00PM

8:30AM

adultselderly

teenagers

youth

70%15%

10%5%

Local Climate Adaptation

Retractable Canopy

Final Detailings

Reflecting Local Culture

Colombian hammock

Woven Colombian plastic basket

Collaboration Works

Group 5 & Group 6

Seccin LongitudinalEscala 1:100

N. 0.0.

N. +2.70.

N. +5.75.

N. +7.85.

Indoor Office Space

Outdoor Viewing BalconyRoof Design Extension

Group 6The Bartlett + UPB Team

Pavilion 5 & Pavilion 6

El Puerto MAMM