5.14: floor 1
FLOOR PLANS
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5.16: floor 3
FLOOR PLANS
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FLOOR PLANS
5.18: floor 5
FLOOR PLANS
5.17: floor 4
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FLOOR PLANS
5.20: floor 7
FLOOR PLANS
5.19: floor 6
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FLOOR PLANS
5.22: floor 9
FLOOR PLANS
5.21: floor 8
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FLOOR PLANS
5.24: floor 11
FLOOR PLANS
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ELEVATIONS
5.27: East elevation
ELEVATIONS
5.26: South elevation
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ELEVATIONS
5.29: West elevation
ELEVATIONS
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SECTIONS
5.31: section B-B
SECTIONS
5.30: section A-A
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DETAILS
cement screed wide slab floor concrete beams wooden ceiling cement screed
wide slab floor concrete beams
wooden ceiling glass balustrade
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DETAILS
aluminum windowframe
5.33: detail 2, balustrade of the financial institution 5.32: detail 1, facade of the financial institution
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DETAILS
cement screed wide slab floor concrete beams wooden ceiling cement screed
wide slab floor air ducts concrete beams wooden ceiling metal slatted blinds
timber frame wall prefab concrete element timber frame wall
DETAILS
prefab concrete element air duct - in air duct - out
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5.35: detail 4, interior wall of the start-ups 5.34: detail 3, facade of the start-ups
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DETAILS DETAILS
cement screed wide slab floor concrete beams
wooden ceiling glass balustrade
prefab concrete element
0 100 500mm
5.36: detail 5, balustrade of the start-ups
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MODELS
MODELS
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MODELS
MODELS
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MODELS
MODELS
122 123 Just as in the masterplan of the whole project, the separate
func-tions of the financial institution need to function as a whole. This is achieved by creating an interior space that connects to the different functions. This works as a function that is necessary for the other functions to work. The interior spaces works in a same way as the squares and transitions in the masterplan. Subtle transitions create a fluent change between functions with different identities.
So financial transparency can be encouraged by showing the affairs that get investments. The display of those affairs can be done with the concept of multiple identities. But to create a building that func-tions as a whole, while having funcfunc-tions with multiple identities, a function needs to be organized in such way that it connects to the different identities and creates a transition between them.
CONCLUSION
In the first part of the Graduation Studio certain aspects of transpar-ency were researched. A transparent house in Japan is analyzed and an essay is written about the conflict between the desire for institu-tional transparency and the privacy of individuals. These researches led to a final research on the concept of multiple identities in archi-tecture. A project is designed that should encourage a financial in-stitution to be more transparent, while the privacy of individuals is protected. This division can only be made by making specific parts transparent, so with a public identity. While other parts are closed off to the public, giving it a more private identity.
Since the design was made for one institution, the project should function as a whole. So the separate aspects of the buildings can have multiple identities to the public, but need to function as one identity.
This is achieved in both the masterplan as in the main building.
The project consists of four buildings, which each have their own character. The public space between these buildings is arranged in such matter that several squares are connected with a subtle tran-sition between them. This concept is based on the squares in San Gimignano in Italy.
In the design of the main building of the project the concept of mul-tiple identities was used to create a clear division between public and private functions of the financial institution. Financial transparency can be achieved by displaying the affairs that are getting invest-ments from this institution. So the building consists of a space for employees of the financial institution and office spaces for start-ups.
The spaces for the financial institution have an open and transpar-ent idtranspar-entity. The individuals in the start-ups should be able to protect their privacy and their business concepts, so these spaces have an identity which is more closed off and private.
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