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Xinyi Xu 201377019 "SCHOOL OF ROCK" As an important landscape element, rock can be associated with dramatic and natural feelings. This project aims to combine architecture and landscape, creating a unique fjlm school where student

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"SCHOOL OF ROCK"

As an important landscape element, rock can be associated with dramatic and natural

feelings. This project aims to combine architecture and landscape, creating a unique

fjlm school where student could enjoy difgerent learning atmosphere.

Xinyi Xu 201377019

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The project use "rocky cave" as a design

approach. I try to integrate architecture and

landscape to create a unique fjlm school where student could enjoy difgerent experience.

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SITE RESPONSE

North view South view The width and height change of the canal provide an approach to design the outdoor space. Rock staircase and ramp highlight the entrance, and a low of trees create a closed room which is for outdoor activities. In order to design a natural and clude style, the stone shaped tables and chairs are decotated as part of the landscape design. Another aspect is the accessibility. Because the north and south view have different characteristics of viewing, the paths on each side are for different use: south is for visitors and people could enjoy the great view of canal, north one is for cars, and the right path is mainly for workshop material transport.

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The idea of concept comes from the atmosphere of the site. The site is a little bit desolate and pristine, and the arch under the railway remains a feeling

f “rocky cave". Therefore I use the

siimilar features to design both exterior and interior space, creating a dramatic atmosphere for fjlm school.

CONCEPTIAL DRIVER

Rocky theater Lightwell Rock facade “Cave room”

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COMPOSITION DIAGRAMS

1. Raising the ground fmoor level
2. Ground Floor interior space
3. A free block for upper fmoors
4. Dig “holes” for courtyard and lightwell

Entrance and Social space Administrative area Academic area Technical area Lift and Staircase

5. Green roof and vegetation covered area
6. Plant some trees

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LOCA TION AND SITE PLAN

Site plan Location plan: the water fmow direction and site position in the city

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1. Refectory
5. Lecture theatre
9. Studio control room
13. Workshop store
2. Kitchen
6. Cinema
10. Changing room
14. Workshop offjce
3. Draught lobby
7. Technical area
11. Film studio
15. Car park spaces
4. Reception
8. Actor waiting area
12. Workshop
16. Bicycle racks

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

17. Classroom
21. Lecture theatre
18. Toilet
22. Cinema
19. Rest area
23. Film library and archive
20. Storage
24. Terrace

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

25. Open plan offjce
29. Storage
26. Offjce
30. Rest area
27. Meeting room
31. Classroom
28. Toilet
32. Courtyard

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KEY SPACE - LECTURE THEA TRE

People attend lecture in the stone theater, feeling the dramatic atmosphere of light and shadow.

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KEY SPACE - LECTURE THEA TRE

According to the principle of difguse and specular refmection

f sound, the voice of lecturers is reflected through the

irregular stone ceiling and transmitted to the audience. Due to the roughness of the stone surface, sound can be transmitted to all corners of the space through multiple reflections, to achieve the acoustical sensation of being enveloped by the sound.

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The audiences might imagine themselves in a natural rocky cave, where the speaker's voice echoing ofg the rocks.

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SECTION A-A1

A1 A

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SECTION B-B1

B B1

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SECTION C-C1

C C1

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IMMERSIVE CA VE DINING

Ground Floor Refectory

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FILM AREA

Ground Floor Technical area (Outside the fjlm studio) - for fjlm related activities

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BREA THING THE CANAL

A view from main entrance - students could enjoy the outdoor activities

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DEEP IN THE LIGHTWELL

The lightwell gives the illusion of being in a cave. It provides viewing value and could be used as a scene for shooting activities as well.

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SOUTH ELEV A TION

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EAST ELEV A TION

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CONSTRUCTION AND STRUCTURE

Roof Second Floor First Floor Ground Floor

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TECHNICAL SECTION AND MA TERIALS

Basalt Stone Cladding Soil With Plantings Reservoir Layer Thermal Insulation Waterproofjng Memberane Stone Ceiling Insulation Layer Steel Structure Concrete Basement Roof & Facade material - Basalt cracked stone Steel trusses (hided in the ceiling)

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SUST AINABLE STRA TEGY

1. The stone facade provides a

channel for air circulation. Cold air enters through the double skin glass facade and windows, circulating throughout the space. Rising hot air emit through the lightwell, courtyard and green roof.

2. Green roof plays a signifjcant role

in temperature control, water storage and low carbon emissions.

3. Glass facade maximizes the use
f natural lighting.
4. Water resources of the canal

are converted into other energy for electricity generation and heating. Air Circulation Lightwell Green roof Courtyard

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MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS

Bird view

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MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS

Light and Shadow

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MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS

Ground and First fmoor

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MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS

First Floor Second Floor

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MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS

Facade

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Lightwell

MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS

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PRECEDENT STUDIES

Media Library in Thionville

Architects: Dominique Coulon & associés

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PRECEDENT STUDIES

Rolex Learning Center

Architects: SANAA