Resilience - University of Miami School of Architecture
Resilience - University of Miami School of Architecture
Resilience - University of Miami School of Architecture
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campus entry<br />
existing<br />
proposed<br />
laboratory venlaon stacks<br />
metal mesh skin<br />
mezzanine level view/venlaon slots<br />
steel frame aligned with floorplates<br />
and column grid<br />
wooden louvers<br />
• screen circulaon and lab spaces<br />
• provide visual contrast to steel and<br />
concrete<br />
vising scholars residences<br />
• add vital residenal component to<br />
campus<br />
• increase ulizaon <strong>of</strong> exisng campus<br />
facilies<br />
• anchor locaon acvates courtyard<br />
between Grosvenor and Doherty<br />
• narrow courtyard form enhances venturi<br />
effect allowing for natural venlaon <strong>of</strong><br />
individual units<br />
new entry stair<br />
• provides access to raised<br />
first floor<br />
• creates visual linkage<br />
between Grosvenor and<br />
Administraon buildings<br />
open lab spaces<br />
library/campus great room<br />
• “screened porch” for campus<br />
vegetated screen shelters east and west<br />
exposures<br />
larger scale wooden shade system<br />
exposed concrete frame<br />
raised walkways<br />
• connect exisng primary level <strong>of</strong> Administraon<br />
and Doherty<br />
• add shade for ground level pathways<br />
• provide circulaon network above flood<br />
level<br />
restored nave landscape systems<br />
• shared parking agreement and/or future<br />
structured parking at Seaquarium frees<br />
up ground level land<br />
• habitat creaon<br />
• flood aenuaon<br />
• urban-ecological research opportunity<br />
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