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1 HOUSE AND STUDIO Brenda Bradley & Mary Kelly McDaniel CAD and Technology Professor Brody November 12, 2004

2 http://www.a-matter.com/eng/projects/pr091/Geisselstrasse-pr091-01-biennale.asp Preliminary Information Main Web Address:

3 Concept + Function Concept  Combines the idea of a dream villa with the functionality of a terraced house to create a modern inner-city living space  Staggered cube shape is due to building regulations and neighborhood situation Function  Residential and Studio Building  Married couple and 4 children

4 Cross Section 3 Parts: 1.three-story front part of the house with studio and private rooms for the parents 2.single-story connecting structure with main entrance, dining and kitchen area 3.two-story garden house for children Open ground plan around interior courtyards

5 Program

6 House + Studio Exterior View Program Distribution

7 Model  Open spaces designed as outdoor spaces: used as play areas, flower beds, sunbathing terrace, breakfast terrace, parking space  Outdoor areas have the character of indoor rooms  Indoor and outdoor spaces are interrelated; views towards toward the outside become views toward the inside

8 Ground Floor Plan

9 First Floor Plan

10 Second Floor Plan

11 MATERIALS 1. Polycarbonate, 2. Wallpaper, 3. Enamel, 4. Concrete, 5. Travertine, 6. Rosewood 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

12 Ground Floor Day Lighting

13 First Floor Day Lighting

14 Second Floor Day Lighting

15 HOUSE + STUDIO “…a dream villa with the functionality of a terraced house to create a modern inner-city living space…”

16 smooth fun warm rich luscious Fondue Fantasy retro funky seductive

17 Accessibility Guidelines Restaurant & Dining Areas

18 Accessibility Guidelines Public Restrooms

19 Bubble Diagram

20 Precedent Studies The concept for the Mix restaurant revolves around modernity and craft. This is reflected in the blend of new and old materials, such as the antique wood that was restored to be used for the tabletops in conjunction with a glass top bar and pendant lighting fixtures. Mix – New York City

21 Precedent Studies Mix – New York City

22 Precedent Studies Mix – New York City “An extraordinary recipe of attention to detail and design” “On a recessed, small-screen monitor in the front door of Mix, a 24-hour film of the workings of a Ducasse kitchen plays. Perhaps the video is a metaphor for the design of the restaurant; it reflects modernity and craft. The restaurant design is defined by its dedicated attention to detail and materials. For example, the dining tables, designed by Patrick Jouin and fabricated by a local craftsman, are made of zebrawood. Antique wood from old, French train cars used to transport cows and other goods serves as flooring. The bathroom features chrome toilet handles designed by Le Corbusier and produced by one of his ancestors who singularly owns the mold. The restaurant presents several objects designed by Jouin (some of which were fabricated by his father) such as pendant lights, a bread/butter tray and Nutella spoon, and an "X" tray table. The restaurant plays with new and old materials. Dark, hand-stitched leather embroidery lining the walls and ceiling of the entrances is juxtaposed with the glass-topped bar, lit from underneath by colored lights. Slowly changing throughout the evening, the combinations of red, blue, and green lights provide up to 14 million possible colors. Across from the bar is a grouping of "drink sticks," small Corian stands of varying heights. The closed-in seating element, made of fiberglass and steel, is upholstered in a warm gray fabric on the inside and painted with an iridescent paint on the outside.”

23 CONSIDERATIONS Erin Kennedy Maria Mormile

24 FLOOR PLAN & SCALE

25 SECTIONS & AXON

26 BUBBLE DIAGRAM / MATRIX

27 CODES ANALYSIS

28 ENROBING MACHINE ESPRESSO MACHINE COOLING TABLE 30"W x 48"L x 35"H Equipment DISPLAY CASES 77”W x 40”D x57”H 56" x 38" x 61"19.5”w x 21”d x 20.5”h Precedent Study & has become known as the place to go before and after the movies, the theater or dinner to enjoy a great dessert and an expertly- made cappuccino. With our unique European design and open air atmosphere by floor-to- ceiling French windows, Cafe Lalo is the place to see and to be seen. Come sip an espresso with the writers, artists and celebrities who join the locals to enjoy soothing jazz and classical music in a relaxing atmosphere. Chocolate Bar is a candy store for grown ups - pure and simple. We work with New York City's finest chocolate makers to bring a variety of chocolate treats to the West Village in a relaxing and fun atmosphere - we're not stuffy and we're not fussy, but we do take chocolate very seriously. Expect the latest in flavor combinations as well as classic and retro inspired lines. Don't expect additives, preservatives, or anything fake.


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