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The following page lists the relevant open spaces to our project including the northwest entryway, the west rooftop garden, east green roof, patios, and the amphitheater.
Northwest Entry
Northwest Entry
The northwest entryway, located where the current driveway to Lot P416 exists, will be re-landscaped to resemble a Japanese tea garden inspired to create a welcoming, zen atmosphere while entering the building complex.
West Rooftop Garden
West Rooftop Garden
The west rooftop of our building will become an expansive communal garden and seating area, letting the default rooftop remain clusters of plants with interspersed pathways.
East Green Roof
East Green Roof
The east green roof will be an inaccessible green roof with skylights open to the learning and commuter spaces below.
Patios
Patios
Revit: Eli, Drawings: Parker, Renderings: Kevin
A cohesive design for three patio settings: southern covered first floor, southern 2nd floor open air balcony, eastern covered first floor. Consisting of both lounge and study spaces as well as shady and sun spaces with neutral tones and wooden furniture to match the interior rooms.
Amphitheater
Amphitheater
Our miniature amphitheater provides an outdoor space for clubs, classes, and events to be held. Having a partially surrounded space allows for more privacy while having the amenities of the building close by.
Additional Aspects
Additional Aspects
Sustainable architecture is architecture that seeks to minimize the negative environmental impact of buildings through improved efficiency and moderation in the use of materials, energy, development space and the ecosystem at large. (Wikipedia)
Biophilic design is the way in which architects incorporate nature into building spaces to contribute to the health and well-being of occupants. (HMC Architects)
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