Didactic DNA
Architecture Vis-à-vis The Institute
Phase 1
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Case Study
Middle School in Morbio Inferiore by architect Mario Botta
DNA
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art by architect Mario Botta
Salk Institute by architect Louis Kahn
Porto School of Architecture by architect Alvaro Siza
CASE STUDY
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| Middle School in Morbio Inferiore by architect Mario Botta |
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| Full Resolution (Top) Plans of each floor in axonometric view (Bottom) Site plan and orientation of the buildings |
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| Full Resolution (Left) Location of the programs on each floor (Right) Public and private areas |
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| Full Resolution (Top) Exploded axonometric projection of a single unit showing didactic spaces (Bottom) Section of the building at major points |
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| Full Resolution (Top) Primary and secondary circulation (Middle) Apply grid lines to find prominent patterns (Bottom) Golden ratio and geometric analysis |
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| Full Resolution (Left) Directions of light that penetrate the building throughout the day (Middle) Exploded axonometric views of the window and skylight (Right) Window/skylight section |
DNA (Same Architect)
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| San Franciso Museum of Modern Art by architect Mario Botta |
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| Full Resolution (Left) Location of the programs of each floor (Middle) Horizontal and vertical circulation (Right) Major grid lines that run along each floor |
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| Full Resolution (Left) Section of each floor looking from the oculus (Right) Location of the key areas |
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| Full Resolution (Top) A close-up of the main skylight (Bottom) Section of the small skylight showing the distribution of loads |
DNA (Different Architect)
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| Salk Institute by architect Louis Kahn |
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| Porto School of Architecture by architect Alvaro Siza |
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| Full Resolution (Top) Program organization, public and private area, grid (Bottom) Site plan and intersection of line extending from the buildings |
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| Full Resolution (Top) Exploded axonometric projection and section of the portico (Bottom) Longitudinal section of the library |
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| Full Resolution (Top) A close-up of the teak window and its location (Bottom) Section of the library showing the skylight |
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