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Report On Art & Craft Exhibition Complex

Toyo Eto Ieoh ming pei

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ContentslocationProject outlineproject analysis1. Plan2. Elevation3. Section4. ProgramFindings5. Circulation pattern6. Scale & proportion7. Space to human

mass relation8. Spatial quality9. Form vocabulary

Matsumoto Performing Arts Centre

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Location

• The biggest challenge was in finding a way to fit the entire program into an unusually shaped site that stretches from north to south like a wine bottle.

• Although intuitively this would have placed the stage at the back edge of the site, such a configuration would turn the back of the building toward the residential area to the south.

• comprised of one small and one large performance hall

Project outline

Project Outline

The larger hall, which seats 1800opera performances for the annual summer Saito Kinen Festival, as well as a variety of theatrical performances and other events.Smaller hall which seats 240Smaller local events and citizens’ meetings are housed in the more intimate space of the

plan Ground floor plan

1. Lobby connects the foyers of both the main hall and the small hall2. is an area of spacious dimensions that makes it possible to forget the

very narrow shape of the land on which the Centre was constructed.

plan

1. Small hall2. Foyer3. Theatre park4. Rear stage5. Side stage6. Stage7. Main

3rd floor

•On the building's fifth floor, directly above the rear stage of the Main Hall and the lobby, are found the Centre's large and medium-size rehearsal rooms.

plan 5th floor plan

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elevation1. Façade appeared to be so simple2. Gray round wall3. Surroundings were not uniformly attractive and that the interior spatial sequence

leading up to the theatre deserved a more remarkable and inspiring façade.4. Façade are perforated GRC panel inlaid with glass

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section

perspective

1st floor Stair end to restaurant perspective

1st floor Small hall to rear stage perspective

1st floor rear stage to main hall perspective

perspective

Grand stair to rear stage back glass

Small hall foyer to restaurant, kitchen , outside

Main hall pavilion to rear stage back glass

perspective

Small hall pavilion to stage

Small hall foyer to restaurant, kitchen , outside

Main hall pavilion to rear stage back glass

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material

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material

Glass embedded in the GRC (glassfibre reinforced concrete) panels

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CIRCULATION

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CIRCULATIONentrance

1. Recessed entrance provide shelter and receives a portion of exterior space into the realm of building

2. small canal ran along the circumference of the building.

•Glass work on the front entrance area•Recessed entrance•Recessed entrance

small canal

function areaGross floor area 9142.5 m2

Usable floor area 19184 m2

Large hall

smallRehearsal roomstudiosadministrationService

1. A large space envelop and contain a smaller space within its volume.

2. The larger enveloping space serves as three dimensional field for the smaller space contained it

3. The contained space differ in form from the enveloping space in order to strengthen its image as a free standing volume

4. This contrast indicate a functional differences between two spaces

5. Linear organization of spaces

Spatial quality

Linear organization of spaces

FINDINGSScale & Proportion

1. Double height space & Double height form at entrance .

FINDINGSSpace to human mass relationship

1. Lack of big opening give the mass a solid look.2. Solidness is reduced by the greater curvature3. impressive thinness of columns give highly floating look to

the projected mass

thinness of columns greater curvature

1. STRETCHOUT AND PRESENT A BROADFACE TO ITS SITE

2. Unusual organic shape.3. Curved surface4. Rational approach5. A relaxation in clumsiness

FINDINGSForm vocabulary

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A WORK OF ART FOR WORKS OF ART

EVERSON MUSEUM OF ART

IEOH MING PEI

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Project outlineproject analysis1. Plan2. Elevation3. Section4. ProgramFindings5. Ciculation pattern6. Scale & proportion7. Space to human

mass relation8. Spatial quality9. Form vocubulary

CONTENTS

Everson Museum of Art

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Concept•Traditionally museums•containers that subtly told their use and clearly told how to use them.•had order, balance in composition, oftentimes symmetry and discernible entrances.•I M PEI rejected the traditional notion•experience sculpture in three dimensions by moving around it.•to discover how to enter the building and be delighted by the spaces we find.•does not readily tell us how to use it, how to enter it or what to expect.•in a very different way, tell us that it is about art.•ells us we should look at buildings and art from a different perspective•asks us to explore and question what we think art, or sculpture, or spaces, or buildings should be.•begins as a search for the front door becomes •a journey to experience art and architecture from a new point of view.

1. considered a work of art in itself.

2. perceived as a piece of sculpture placed on a podium that one walks around.

3. difficult to find the entrance – almost forcing visitors to walk around it to experience the structure.

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OUTLINE

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Plan

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Plan

1. SURROUNDS A ATRIUM SPACE WITHIN ITS VOLUME2. LOBBY IS DEFINED BY GROUPING OF SPACE AROUND.

•elevation

North elevationplan

south elevationwest elevation

•elevation

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Section

perspective

North porch to pantry

north east corner to sculpture plaza

Section : Gallery B to entry

perspective

South west corner to entrance plaza

stair

perspective

South west corner to entrance plaza

South to entrance door

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function Area(app)

Total site area

central sculpture court 50sft

auditorium 4015 sft

Entrance plaza 4000sft

library 900 sft

gallerry 625sft

adminstration 1300sft

Area distribution

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1. All paths are linear and straight2. The configuration of the path is flexible3. Move in time through a sequence of space

FindingsCirculation pattern

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FindingsScale& proportion

Consist of spaces with fixed shapes and harmonic interrelationships

Space to human or mass relation

Comfortable enclosing scale

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Circulation pattern

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FINDINGSSpatial quality

1. Elevated base plan: A horizontal plane elevated above the ground established vertical surface along its edges that reinforce the visual separation between its field and surrounding ground.

2. Depressed base plan : A horizontal plane depressed into the ground plane utilizes the vertical surfaces of lowered to define a volume of space

3. Over head plan : a horizontal plane located overhead define a volume of space between itself and the ground plane

Overhead plan

Depressed base plan

elevated base plan

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FINDINGSSpatial quality

1. Without any interlocking Adjacent spacesMake the whole project

2. stand free within its site but extend its interior spaces to merge with private exterior spaces

3. the slots of space defined by rectangular galleries 1are modulated by altering the spacing and configuration

4. external voids are used as circulation paths5. spaces are adjacent to each other

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1. Stand as a distinct from in its space and dominate its site

2. Stand as a positive form in negative space3. Different mass is grouped as a clustered form4. The unadorned corners of the form emphasize

the volume of their mass5. Parts of the museum are related with one

another in a consistent manner6. Rectangular cluster form 4.Undaorned corner of form

Cluster organization Cluster organization

FINDINGSSpatial quality

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FINDINGSSpatial quality

1. Visual and spatial continuity is interrupted between the form of building and outdoor spaces.

2. An elevated plane define a transitional space between the interior of a building and outdoor environment interrupted spatial continuity

elevated transitional space