BLOG-13 CASE STUDY( Osaka castle park, Artists studios in Aberystwth)
OSAKA’S CASTLE PARK
LOCATION: Chuo-ku, Osaka, japan
ARCHITECT: Shuhei Endo
TYPE OF STEEL: COR-TEN STEEL
DESIGN INTENTION
Historical gathering
place for people of Osaka- project is one of a series of three public restrooms
planned at the important landmark for use by local residents and tourists.
CONCEPT
The architect describes
this project as HALFTECTURE because it is not full enclosed; rather it
is simultaneously open for convenience and closed for privacy, these openings
in the structure act as source of ventilation and lighting to the toilet spaces.
Curved roof structure
help attaining those convenient opening in the structure
MATERIALS USED
Roof and wall of this building are constructed
of weathering steel plates, the rusted surface of which blends into the
surrounding environment.
To add a level of contrasting refinement to the composition, the booths beneath the oxidized steel roof contain glistening porcelain, stone and metal finishes.
ARTISTS STUDIOS IN
ABERYSTWYTH
LOCATION: Aberystwyth,
wales, UK
ARCHITECT: Heatherwick
Studio
TYPE OF STEEL: Stainless steel, crumped foil
DESIGN INTENTION:
To provide low-cost
facilities for sixteen start- up arts organization for the Aberystwyth arts
center, part of the university of wales. Eight smaller studios placed among the
trees.
CONCEPT:
The shed like studio
buildings have simple timber frames that are conceptually split down the middle
and pulled apart to bring light and ventilation to the centerline, and then
organized around a common entryway.
MATERIALS USED
STAINLESS STEEL: Cladding material that was thin yet durable and resistant
to weather
Stainless steel were
rolled to thickness measured 0.127mm specifically for this project by
rolling mill from finland.
The wooden batten
frames supporting the stainless steel sheets cladding– 35mm x 50mm
Rigid thermosetting polyurethane
foam was sprayed onto the cladding’s inner face-this bonds it to the face
of metal as well as insulates.
The reflective,
polished metal exterior is also an excellent radiant energy barrier
and hence the studio walls tremendously reduce all forms of heat
transmission
CONDUCTION-CONVECTION-
RADIATION
Gypsum and wooden studs
are used in the interior finish to cover the irregular finish of the polyurethane
foam and conceals them.
-MUHAMMAD
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