When I was walking on the streets of old Jounieh, I realized that there is no clear defined line between public and private space. Neighbors were having their Turkish coffee on the streets, shop owners were socializing with pedestrians... So I decided to design my library in such a way that there is a confusion between private space and public space, I also wanted the transition from public to private to be seamless. Therefore, I extended ramps to the sidewalk and inserted them in a glass facade, so walking on the ramps would feel like walking on an elevated sidewalk. Furthermore, I wanted to maintain this natural flow of movement which one experiences while walking on the streets of Jounieh in my plans, by dividing rooms by freestanding planes. Here is an image of my concept sheet which I presented during the midterm exam. The models in the images above are not my final models.
Final Jury - 29/1/2010
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Iosif
Michelle T.
Aziz
Lulu
Nadine
Zahy
Georges
Roni
Aline
Ali
Vallessa
Sirine
15 years ago
Ani! Your design makes me want to walk in settle on a comfortable couch with the sea view, and spend the day reading a good book. I wish we really had public libraries in Lebanon!
ReplyDeleteInteresting Studio!! Good Luck For The Finals!! And i Agree With Mrs. Salpi We Should Have A Public Library In Lebanon!
ReplyDeleteok ani its a great public library can u tell me how to post mine i am not finding the way
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