The Pedestrian Walkway
Enticing Views into the Site
View B- Entering the site looking towards the canal side cafe from the Bridgewater canal route
View A- Entering the project via its main entrance from Edge Street
View C- Main Dining Space, Internal Linear Route through spaces
Mont-Cernis Accademy
Joudra Architects
The buildings form depended on the location of the pedestrian walkways which relied on:
1. Entrance and exit points of the site
2.Final destinations
3.Level changes resulting in ramp gradients
Collaging the canal and Edge Street entrance helped my understand how these areas may feel and how the building should be formed as a result.
Precedents Used
Portable Construction Training Centre
OMD
Paul Wit Guest House
Big Sur
Precedents Used
Regensburg House
Thomas Herzog
Portable Construction Training Centre
OMD
Offering shop frontage onto Edge Street
Clearly differentiated 'walk' and 'pause' spaces within landscaping
Extended eaves for
'sheltered' feeling
Glazed frontages
(enticing views inside)
Clear visibility from canal approaches (acts as a way finder and stop off point)
Sensory planting (scented beds)
Glazing to maximise views over canal
Evening and morning sun=beautiful reflections on the water
Views into wild vegetation opposite
Pine Creek Pavilion
Artemis Institute
Mont-Cernis Accademy
Joudra Architects
Burnley Living Roof
Hassel Landscape
Serving hatch links kitchen to dining space
Visible Structure breaks up volume
Extension of 'kitchen' activities into dining space helps connect spaces (more inclusive)