美国HOK事务所2013年作品集04.pdf

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301UNIVERSITYOFFLORIDALAKENONARESEARCHCENTERlevel2floorplanlevel4floorplangroundlevelfloorplanlevel3floorplan1atrium/opentobelow2auditorium3classroom4lab5office6conference7clinicalspace1atrium/opentobelow2auditorium3classroom4lab5office6conference7clinicalspacenorthelevationwestelevationsectionsection010204080ft123445556333444443116777756633444445444555544444423333303UNIVERSITYOFFLORIDALAKENONARESEARCHCENTERcourtyardmainstairwelllaboratoryclassroomauditorium305UNIVERSITYOFFLORIDALAKENONARESEARCHCENTERmainentrance307phaseInorthwinggateLocatedintheheartoftheUniversityofMiamisCoralGablescampusonthebanksofLakeOsceola,thePhillipandPatriciaFrostSchoolofMusicsexistingfacilitieswereacollageofdisparatebuildingsdatingfromthelate1950s.Thoughnotableexamplesofmid-century-moderndesign,theolderbuildingsneedconsiderablerenovation.Therenovationsandadditionsnearlydoublethesizeoftheschoolwhilecreatinganewcourtyardandenhancingthecentralquadrangle.Therenovationpreservesthehistoricexistingbuildings,whilethedesignofthefournewbuildingspayscarefulattentiontotheiruniqueacousticrequirements.PhaseOnePatriciaLouiseFrostStudioWingsareteachingspaces.Futurephasesincludea200-seatrecitalhallwithaglass-backedperformancestageoverlookingLakeOsceola.TheCenterforExperientialMusiccontainsclassrooms,mixingandcontrolrooms,alargejazzrehearsalroomandtwoperformancespaces:

the“whitebox”recitalhallforpureacousticperformanceandpracticeandthe“blackbox”recitalhallformixedmedia,electronicmusic,performanceandexperimentation.Thenewstructuresareframedinwhiteprecastconcrete,usingsubtlyshimmeringquartzsandandatitaniumdioxidenanoparticleadditive.Inthepresenceofsunlight,catalytictitaniumdioxidereducesconcentrationsofairbornepollutants.Thestrongstructuralskinresistsmoldandstainswhilereducingairpollution.Lighting,powerandcomfortsystemsaredesignedtosavemorethan50percentinenergycomparedtosimilarcampusbuildings.Thedesignemphasizesnaturallightandexteriorviewstothegreencampus.Thelargewindowsusemodulatedelectrochromicglazingtoreducesolarglareandheatgain.Sensorsautomaticallycontrollightandheattransmissionineachroomandanoverrideswitchallowsuserstocontrollightinindividualspaces.UsingatraditionalFloridiandesignstrategy,stairandelevatorlobbiesareshelteredfromrainanddirectsunbutarenaturallyventilated,reducingenergyusewhileenhancingtheuserexperienceofagreencampusinabenignclimate.Air-conditioningsystemsemployactivechilledbeamunitstocoolthestudios.Rooftopphotovoltaicpanelswillreduceenergyusebyapproximately16percent.Rooftopcisternswillcollectrainwaterforgraywateruseinsidethebuildings,savingmorethanhalfofconventionalwateruse.AimingforLEEDPlatinumcertification,thePatriciaLouiseFrostStudioWingswillopenin2014.41,000sq.ft./12,500sq.m.（new）20,000sq.ft./6,000sq.m.（renovated）PhaseIcompletion:

2014PhaseIIprojected:

2015PhaseIIIprojected:

2017PhaseIVprojected:

2018PatriciaLouiseFrostStudioNorthWingAnnualEUI:

107kBTU/sf/yr53.6%energyreductionfromaveragePatriciaLouiseFrostStudioSouthWingAnnualEUI:

210kBTU/sf/yr31.6%energyreductionfromaverageUniversityofMiamiFrostSchoolofMusicCoralGables,Florida,USA2012designannual30905102550ftUnIvERSITyOFMIAMIFROSTSChOOLOFMUSICsiteaerialphaseIelevationNOTFORCONSTRUCTIONHELLMUTH,OBATA&KASSABAUM,INC.1/32=1-002/17/12UnnamedFROSTSCHOOLOFMUSIC11.29002.00G105SCALE:

1/32=1-01NORTHBUILDNG-SEELEVATIONSCALE:

1/32=1-02NORTHBUILDING-NWELEVATIONSCALE:

1/32=1-03NEPRESENTATIONELEVATIONSCALE:

1/32=1-04SWPRESENTATIONELEVATION-SOUTHBLDGSCALE:

1/32=1-05PRESENTATION-LEVEL1SCALE:

1/32=1-06PRESTENTATION-LEVEL24415321schoolofmusicgateway2typicalmusicstudios3existingfosterbuilding4verticalcirculation5percussionstudiogroundlevelfloorplan311UnIvERSITyOFMIAMIFROSTSChOOLOFMUSICphaseIImainrecitalhallphaseIstudiorooftopsolarpowerwillreduceuse+costofpowerby16%thetitaniumdioxideconcreteskinwillscrubtheairofnOxcarpollution100%ofrooftoprainfallwillbecapturedforuseinsidebuildingsconcreteskin=320trees313UnIvERSITyOFMIAMIFROSTSChOOLOFMUSICschoolofmusicentrance315aerialrenderingThedesignforanewchurchandcampusforthelargestUnitedMethodistcongregationintheUSaddressesthediverse,evolvingneedsofcontemporaryworship.TheUnitedMethodistChurchoftheResurrectionsgrowthfromacongregationofsixin1990toitscurrentsizeof19,000hasbeengeneratedbythedynamicconveyanceofthechurchsmessage.Sermonsemployarangeofmultimediatoolstoconnectwitha21st-centurycongregation.Thelogisticalneedsofthesetechnologiesoftenareincompatiblewithtraditionalnotionsofsacredspace,makingitdifficulttopromoteacloseworshipcommunity.Thedesignaddressesthesechallengesbyexploringthechurchasanewmodelforcontemporaryworshiponethatfostersadeepsenseofconnectednesswithinthecongregation.Partiallyembracedbyanarthexpodiumandsetinagraciousgarden,thesanctuaryistheheartofthecampus.Placingthesanctuarys3,500seatsclosetogethersupportsthelogisticalneedsofthemultimediasermonsandcreatesasenseofintimacy.Thesanctuaryisimbuedwithaqualityofsacredness,or“thinspace.”Thesitedesignmakesthelandscapeanextensionoftheworshipspace,recallingthechurchsvaluesofcommunityengagementandenvironmentalstewardship.Pocketgardenssurroundingthesanctuarypermeatethenarthex,providingdaylightandaconnectiontotheoutsideworldwhilere-establishingtheMethodistidealofthe“templeinthegarden.”150,000sq.ft./13,900sq.m.Competition:

2012UnitedMethodistChurchoftheResurrectionLeawood,Kansas,USA2013designannual317UniTedMeThodiSTChURChofTheReSURReCTion1reception2bookstore3concessions4landscapeporch5stage6backstage7educationbuilding8loggia9playgardengroundfloorplan5198847736202050100200ftlandscapeviewmainentrancelandscape319UniTedMeThodiSTChURChofTheReSURReCTionauditoriumsustainabilitydiagramreceptionsectionreception321UniTedMeThodiSTChURChofTheReSURReCTionviewfrompedestrianpath323aerialrenderingThemasterplancreatesaregional,cross-straitfinancialservicescenterontheeastcoastofXiamenIsland.ThecenterpromoteseconomicandfinancialexchangebetweenmainlandChinaandTaiwan.Basedonthesitesabundantnaturalresources,aprimarygoalwastocreateanecofriendlygreensystemthatlinksthecitysmainlandscapes,roadsandregionalparks.Thedesigncreatesagreencorridorthatconnectstheseaandthecityastwoaxesofurbangrowth.The1.5-sq.-km.coreareaistheclosestdevelopmenttoTaiwaninXiamen.Theplaniszonedforthreeareas:

anofficecore,high-endservicesandaresidentialneighborhood.Thetrafficplanforthecoreareahasdifferentclassifications.Onecreatesaninnovativeverticaltrafficsystemlinkingthestreetlevel,theundergroundnetworkandaseriesofabove-groundconnectionstoformathree-dimensionalpedestriannetwork.Anefficientpublictransportsystemintegratessubwaystationsandreducescarbonemissions.Thissystemcontributestotheformationofaninternationallyrenowned,low-carbonlivingsociety.Theopengreencorridorandpedestrianwalkwaysaboveandbelowthestreetlevelformaspecialstructureforthecentralbusinessclusterandapark,makingthemmagnetsforactivity.Anopen-gatelandmarkbuildingsymbolizesanopendoorconnectingChinaandTaiwan.5,100acres/2,000hectaresCompletion:

2011XiamenCrossStraitFinancialCenterConceptMasterPlanXiamenCity,FujianProvince,China2013designannual325XIAmenCrOsssTrAITFInAnCIAlCenTermAsTerPlAnsiteplan00.20.412km1traditionalvillage2publicseashorepark3streetfinancialforum4goldenbeachhotel5financialseashorepark6hotelresort7jinmenfinancialpark8wutongresidential9sun+moonfinancialpark10tapuresettlementhousing11guanyinmountain12guanyinmountainofficepark13yangmingfinancialpark14olympictenniscenter15wuyuanbaylinearpark16tunnelaccess17flyover18xiamentimesquarecentergreen19axispark20gaolinresidential21gaolinresettlementhousing22plannedschool23citypark24huzaimountain25softwareparkphase226cooperationpark27wuyuanbaywetland28wellnesspark29jilinbayresidential30hospital31gym32plannedcommercial33regionalretailnode34high-endresidential35lakesidereservoir36internationalconferencecenter37internationalconventioncenter38mediacity5191011121314363738252435232220211933343130322928271718161526847362siteanalysisdiagramzoningdiagram327XIAmenCrOsssTrAITFInAnCIAlCenTermAsTerPlAnbusinessdistrictsandcorridorsgreenbeltdiagramneighborhoodprogrammingdiagramparkorganization329XIAmenCrOsssTrAITFInAnCIAlCenTermAsTerPlAnaerialrendering2013designannualHOKOwenRaggettPhotographyCicadaDesignInc.RichardJohnsonHOKHOK,FaridKhayrulinH2-StudiosHufton+Crow,ChrisAnsellJockPottle,NeoscapeTomArbanHOK,AlanKarchmerHOK,BIGHOKPaulWarcholLifangTomArban,AlinaCorneaHOKHOK,BrooklynDigitalFoundrySamFentressHOKSteveHall,HedrichBlessingHOK,OwenRaggett,CIAPArchitectsHOK,AlphaCorporationAlanKarchmer,UniversityofMarylandEricLaignelBabakAliabadiCrystalHOK,PaulHarmerRichardJohnsonHOK,Visualhouse,JockPottleHOK,MarkCavagneroAssociatesHOK,AIPStudioworksSilkroadDigitalTechnologyCo.,LtdHOK,ArchitecturalServicesDepartment,GammonHip-HingJointVenture,JohnChoyHOK/Amtrak,Akridge/ShalomBaranesAssociates,PCHOKBezier-CG,JockPottleMorisMorenoHOKHOK,CrystalHOK,ShanghaiXinPanGuComputerGraphicsTechnologyCoLtdProjectHaitiOrphana