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SI-36177 1 SITE PLAN A EXERCISE PARK PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION 1 NEW VOLLEYBALL COURTS riverfront adjacency 2 RECREATION EQUIPM ENT B M ONUM ENT WALK 2 SCULPTURE COURT 3 4 L OWER LEVEL PARKING A 23 C ARENA 1 AVENUE OF THE


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EXERCISE PARK

NEW VOLLEYBALL COURTS

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RECREATION EQUIPM ENT

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M ONUM ENT WALK

SCULPTURE COURT

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L OWER LEVEL PARKING

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ARENA

AVENUE OF THE BIRCHES

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ZAL GIRIS ARENA

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UPPER LEVEL PARKING

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KAUNAS SCIENCE CENTRE

CASCADING RAIN GARDEN

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PLAZA

10 WIND GARDEN 11 AM PHITHEATRE LAWN 12 BUILDING ENTRANCE 13 GREEN ROOF 14 STAIRATORIUM 15 DOCK 16 ICE RINK / POOL 17 EXHIBITION LAWN 18 CHILDREN’S PLAY AREA 22

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PARK BOSQUE

FISHING DOCK

19 WETLANDS 20 EM ERGENT PLANTINGS 21 SERVICE ENTRANCE

SITE PLAN

23 NEM UNAS NATURE TRAIL 1 2 7 19 23

PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION riverfront adjacency

FUTU RE CON VEN TION CEN TER FUTURE CON N ECTION PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE TO DOCK

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N EM U N AS RIVER

U RBAN CON N ECTIVITY PARK ZON ES Rising from the island to meet the future, the net-zero-capable National Science & Innovation Centre unfolds into a geometric sequence that invites exploration. Inspired by the accelerating trajectory of

  • SCIENCE ASCENDANT

NEM UNAS ISLAND / KAUNAS / LITHUANIA 54°53’28.6” N 23°54’30.9” E

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CITYSCAPE PU LLS TH ROUGH SITE building cant ilevers over landscape PARK ERODES BU ILDIN G AN D LAN DSCAPE public space sat urat es t he sit e

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The Kaunas Science Center features three permanent galleries integrating the themes

  • f Human, Nature, and Machine. A number
  • f cross-disciplinary exhibits will be

available for viewing to strategically link the permanent galleries. A temporary gallery for travelling exhibits, as well as an external gallery, will be located in close proximity to the permanent galleries. The venn diagram translates the

  • are free of partitions and capable of
  • provided to guide visitors down to

the external Nature exhibits. A balcony at the end of the gallery provides views to the external nature gallery and park.

  • and views to the city, each gallery

will be equipped with an “Immersive Zone” - a black box pod for exhibits and media presentations requiring little to no light. The nucleus of the exhibit trifecta will house the current feature exhibit. The temporary gallery will be directly adjacent to the permanent exhibits. The ve

  • are free
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STAFF SPACES

LUNCH ROOM 44 COFFEE / STAFF 45 STAFF SANITATION L OCKERS 46 HOT DESKING SPACE 47 OPEN OFFICE 48 DIRECTOR 49 M EETING ROOM 50 COPY / RESOURCE 16

FRONT OF HOUSE

ENTRANCE HALL 17 RECEPTION 19 CL OAKROOM 20 SANITATION FACILITIES 18 SECURITY 21 FIRST AID ROOM 22

VISITOR AM EN ITIES

SOUVENIR SHOP 23 KITCHEN 26 REFRESHM ENT STATION 27 CAFE SEATING 24 KITCHEN STORAGE 28 EXTERIOR CAFE SEATING 25 KITCHEN SANITATION 29

EVENT SPACE

BLACK BOX 30 EXPERIM ENTORIUM 33 PHYSICS RESEARCH LAB 34 ROBOTICS RESEARCH LAB 31 CHEM ISTRY RESEARCH LAB 35 VIRTUAL PLANETARIUM 32 BIOL OGY RESEARCH LAB 36

BACK OF HOUSE

TEM PORARY GALLERY STORAGE

TEM PORARY

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PERM AN ENT GALLERIES

INTRODUCTION GALLERY 39 HUM AN GALLERY 40 M ACHINE GALLERY 41 NATURE GALLERY 37 TEM PORARY GALLERY 42

OTHER

GALLERY TERRACE

CIRCULATION

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BACK OF HOUSE

REFUSE / RECYCLING 3 SECURITY 10 WORKSHOP STORAGE 11 WORKSHOP 1 SERVICE ENTRANCE / L OADING DOCK 4 L OADING BAY 5 DELIVERY / PACKING 12 FURNITURE STORAGE 13 SANITATION FACILITIES 6 IT ROOM 7 CLEANERS’ ROOM 14 PLANT ROOM 15 EXTERIOR EXHIBIT SPACE EXHIBITION PREP / STORAGE 9 WORKSHOP OFFICE

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8 15 PLANT SPACE PASSENGER ELEVATOR STAIRS FREIGHT / SERVICE ELEVATOR green roof entrance green roof exit to external exhibition service access to external exhibition unexcavated 15 main entrance

  • WATER FEATURE
  • performative sunshading device
  • glass guardrail

ramp ETFE revolving entry doors entry canopy plant space virtual planetarium structural paralam beams

  • internal + external
  • p.v. array

paneling ramp ramp structural steel frame ramp green roof

  • W EST BUILDING SECTION | 1:750

HEIGHT LIM IT LEVEL 03 LEVEL 02 LEVEL 01 LEVEL 00

nemunas river

SOUTH BUILDING SECTION | 1:750 EAST ELEVATION | 1:750 SOUTH SECTION | 1:750

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1:500 1:500 1:500

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Z ERO EN ERG Y

21% 20% 15% 10% 8% 6% 6% 4% 4% 3% 2% 1%

ROOFTOP PHOTOVOL TAIC GENERATION ADDITIONAL PHOTOVOL TAIC GENERATION ON ADJ ACENT BUILDING REDUCED LIGHTING POWER DENSITY NATURAL VENTILATION REDUCED EQUIPM ENT L OADS REDUCED FAN AND PUM P POWER GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUM P SERVING OUTSIDE AIR ADDITIONAL WALL AND ROOF INSULATION IM PROVED GLAZING, DOUBLE SKIN OUTSIDE AIR CONTROLS WIND GENERATION INCREASED LIGHTING CONTROLS

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  • Dimming daylight control in all perimeter spaces, occupant
  • turbines on site
  • ADDITIONAL STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABILITY:

SUM M ARY OF SAVINGS:

  • processing water from dining and

stadium events if paper products are used.

  • practical source of renewables.
  • Numbers above can be

multiplied as desired.

SPRING/AUTUM N SUM M ER WINTER

EQUIPM ENT LIGHTING REFRIGERATION S E R V I C E W A T E R H E A T I N G F A N S & P U M P S COOLING HEATING R O O F T O P P H O T O V O L T A I C S WIND GENERATION A D D I T I O N A L P V G E N E R A T I O N A T A D J A C E N T B U I L D I N G

PROJECT TARGET

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  • 1

5 k W h / s m

COM BINED

340.3 kWh/ sm

COM BINED

74.5 kWh/ sm

COM BINED

0.0 kWh/ sm

BASELINE HIGH- PERFORM ANCE ZERO-ENERGY

PHOTOVOL TAIC ARRAY recovers

the Sun’s energy to generate electricity, offsetting HVAC equipment energy usage. An OPERABLE DUAL-SKIN mechanically opens to create WIND

SCOOPS, allowing the building to

enter natural ventilation mode when

  • utdoor conditions are favorable.
  • fan operates only during natural

ventilation mode to induce

  • DUAL-USE DUCTWORK

designed to switch from supply to exhaust/relief when operating in natural ventilation mode.

PHOTOVOL TAIC ARRAY recovers the

Sun’s energy to generate electricity,

  • ffsetting HVAC equipment energy

usage.

DEHUM IDIFICATION M ESH

passively removes excess moisture from intake outdoor air, which is then conditioned by the dedicated outdoor air

  • ventilation.

GREEN ROOF provides additional

roof insulation and slows summer solar and conductive heat gains, reducing peak cooling loads

GEOTHERM AL WATER EXCHANGE pumps

cool river water through heat exchanger and

  • unit is distributed through

UNDERFL OOR AIR DISTRIBUTION

system, creating natural convection

  • Building relief air is collected through

small plenum fans and distributed into the DUAL-SKIN FACADE to absorb building envelope solar and conductive heat gain loads, eliminating the need for perimeter space conditioning.

PHOTOVOL TAIC ARRAY recovers the

Sun’s energy to generate electricity,

  • ffsetting HVAC equipment energy

usage.

GREEN ROOF provides additional

roof insulation during winter heating season to reduce interior space heat loss.

GEOTHERM AL WATER EXCHANGE is used

as a heat sink for geothermal heat pump, providing hot water to both the radiant

  • unit for preheating outdoor air intake.
  • unit is distributed through

UNDERFL OOR AIR DISTRIBUTION

system, creating natural

  • space.

Building relief air is collected through small plenum fans and distributed into the DUAL-SKIN FACADE to mitigate building envelope heat loss during cold outdoor temperatures, eliminating the need for perimeter space conditioning.