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The four bubbles each have different architectural needs. A system will be developed in which different parameters will be assigned to various factors, such as daylight, acoustics, volume etc. | The four bubbles each have different architectural needs. A system will be developed in which different parameters will be assigned to various factors, such as daylight, acoustics, volume etc. | ||
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Revision as of 02:23, 15 March 2012
author:Eric Geboers
NDSM BUBBLES
The Design
The design adds five key functions to the NDSM area:
- Exhibition space
- Music/theatre space
- Bar/lunch space
- Conference space
- Park
The first four functions are being envisioned as bubbles in a green setting.
Parametric design
The four bubbles each have different architectural needs. A system will be developed in which different parameters will be assigned to various factors, such as daylight, acoustics, volume etc.
See the diagram below for more info, with one being the lowest value and five being the highest.
The parameters will help shape the bubbles in such a way that they are each perfect for their specific functions, all in the same system.
