This market is on the edge of Barcelona’s grid-block Eixample District. I developed three concepts for this project; to give the space used by the market back to the block residents through private rooftop gardens, to fuse to the existing urban fabric, and to have a path of circulation that draws in users and gives them a unique experience.

Eixample MercatSpring 2015 Studio

Barcelona block courtyards

RESIDENT OUTDOOR SPACE

RESIDENT

OUTDOOR

SPACE

INDUSTRY MARKET

MARKET

Barcelona block 1859 Barcelona block 2015

RESIDENT OUTDOOR SPACE

RESIDENT

OUTDOOR

SPACE

INDUSTRY MARKET

MARKET

Barcelona block future

RESIDENT OUTDOOR SPACE

RESIDENT

OUTDOOR

SPACE

INDUSTRY MARKET

MARKET

The roof of the market is divided into private courtyards, so each apartment building has its own outdoor space expected of an Eixample block.

Taking back the block

Each intersection forks leading the user deeper into the market.

Each path leads directly to the outside for simple circulation.

Entrances widen to the exterior and can be seen from any point on the street.

The market pathways flow and fork, with every turn leading the user further into the market. However, following any path straight through will take the user directly out of the market.

Circulating the block

EntryPositronInformatica De OcasionFamina Casa De Cortines

Entry

Arc De TriomfBar/ Restuarant

CortacespedesHerramientasJardineria

Entry

Yang Kuang XIAsian Market

Ca2L

Entry

Mapfre

Entry

Garage

Thai Massage

Mapfre

Entry

Farmacia

Bar LLeida

Entry

Ecco

Lichys

Entry

Cerveseria Bar

Informitica Outlet

Locutorio Camar

Entry

Entry

Entry

Entry

Garage

Asian Market

SuperMercatRecords Souveneers

EntryPositronInformatica De OcasionFamina Casa De Cortines

Entry

Arc De TriomfBar/ Restuarant

CortacespedesHerramientasJardineria

Entry

Yang Kuang XIAsian Market

Ca2L

Entry

Mapfre

Entry

Garage

Thai Massage

Mapfre

Entry

Farmacia

Bar LLeida

Entry

Ecco

Lichys

Entry

Cerveseria Bar

Informitica Outlet

Locutorio Camar

Entry

Entry

Entry

Entry

Garage

Asian Market

SuperMercatRecords Souveneers

First Floor Second Floor

EntryPositronInformatica De OcasionFamina Casa De Cortines

Entry

Arc De TriomfBar/ Restuarant

CortacespedesHerramientasJardineria

Entry

Yang Kuang XIAsian Market

Ca2L

Entry

Mapfre

Entry

Garage

Thai Massage

Mapfre

Entry

Farmacia

Bar LLeida

Entry

Ecco

Lichys

Entry

Cerveseria Bar

Informitica Outlet

Locutorio Camar

Entry

Entry

Entry

Entry

Garage

Asian Market

SuperMercatRecords Souveneers

EntryPositronInformatica De OcasionFamina Casa De Cortines

Entry

Arc De TriomfBar/ Restuarant

CortacespedesHerramientasJardineria

Entry

Yang Kuang XIAsian Market

Ca2L

Entry

Mapfre

Entry

Garage

Thai Massage

Mapfre

Entry

Farmacia

Bar LLeida

Entry

Ecco

Lichys

Entry

Cerveseria Bar

Informitica Outlet

Locutorio Camar

Entry

Entry

Entry

Entry

Garage

Asian Market

SuperMercatRecords Souveneers

EntryPositronInformatica De OcasionFamina Casa De Cortines

Entry

Arc De TriomfBar/ Restuarant

CortacespedesHerramientasJardineria

Entry

Yang Kuang XIAsian Market

Ca2L

Entry

Mapfre

Entry

Garage

Thai Massage

Mapfre

Entry

Farmacia

Bar LLeida

Entry

Ecco

Lichys

Entry

Cerveseria Bar

Informitica Outlet

Locutorio Camar

Entry

Entry

Entry

Entry

Garage

Asian Market

SuperMercatRecords Souveneers

The existing retail on the ground floor is now an extension of the interior market, with store fronts facing the market and pathways leading to the interior of the block.

Fusing to the blockEach residential building accesses the private patios on the market roof.

Luong Chnok TruPrek TasakPrek Toal

Phnom Krom Phuhlk Pean BangKhleang

Modul[AID]edInternational Design Competition

Each village on Tonlé Sap Lake, Cambodia, consists of a gathering of houseboats and stilt houses over water, and can be up to 30 kilometers from the nearest schools and hospitals only accessible by boat. Many of the 1 million people on the lake live in remote villages and rely on the lake for their food and drinking water. The Modul[AID]ed units will bring healthcare, education, and a higher quality of life to these remote villages.This project was part of an international competition hosted by Eleven-Magazine. I partnered with Andrew Martens for the project.

Houseboats in eight typical Tonlé Sap Villages

Problems

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Solution

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools.

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking.

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish.

Villages lack space for community gathering.

All excrement goes into the lake.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Each module consists of canvas roofing, a wooden structure, and small plastic barrels to keep it afloat. These materials can be easily transported by canoe or small boat, and construction would be done by the people in the village with the assistance of The Hub. The layout of the units allow for multiple units to be connected and added to depending on the village needs. The open plan of units allow for the villagers to make decisions on which units they want to build to solve their issues.

Implementation

Problems

Water Collection (well icon)- all water comes from lakeMedical Care 20+ Kilometers to nearest hospital drawing canoe getting to school hospitalEducation 20+ kilometers to nearest schoolSanitation & Lake Ecology- all excrement goes into lakeFood nutrients all nutrients come from rice and fish

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drinking

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Villages are too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into the lake

Villages lack space for community gathering

Unsanitary lake water is collected for drink-ing

People lack nutrients not found in rice and fish

Too remote to access hospitals or schools

All excrement goes into lake

Lack of space for community gathering

Communication Module linked with a Farm Module and Water Module.

The Hub supplies multiple villages from a distance.

STAGE 1: ConnectionHub moves into place between two existing villages.Communication module constructed and education begins.Village patients diagnosed on site and treated at the Hub.

STAGE 2: NeedsWater and farm modules are constructed .

STAGE 3: CommunityVillage event space constructed.Additional modules constructed as needed.Village leaders are trained in healthcare and ecology .

STAGE 4: AutonomyHealthcare and ecology research moved on site and run by village leaders.Additional modules constructed as needed.Hub is relocated to next set of villages.

The HubThe Hub is the control center for village development.Classes are remotely taught from here to the communication module.Ecological research is done here.Healthcare treatment is carried out here after initial screening in the communication module.Tools and materials are supplied for village construction.

Water ModuleWater is passively filtered from the lake.

Farm ModuleVegetables provide needed nutrients not gained through rice and fish.

Village Event ModuleSpace to develop village culture and host events.

Village Healthcare and Ecology ModuleVillage leaders are trained to carry out Hub roles of healthcare and ecology research on site.

Communication ModuleCenter for education, initial healthcare screening and remote construction assistance.

Genres Urban Gym Fall 2015 Studio

The gym is a playlist of destinations, each with different moods to push the workout. The workouts differ by sensory experiences and social interactions.

WEIGHT LIFTING CROSS FIT ROWING

IntenseRUNNINGCYCLING CLIMBING

Perch CalmYOGA DANCE STRETCH

Stage for street Crashing waves

Workout noise Fresh air

Strong winds Direct Sunlight

Early bird Sunrise Hierarchy

Shafts of light Changing art wall

Views of others Skylights

Views to rock wall No Screens

One way screen Views of circulation

Only far views in Indirect light

View to clouds Linear paths

Complete comfort Low street views

Noise Panels High Windows

Destination

Users pick their workout mood from the three areas.Three Destinations

Transition spaces

RELAX CALM 2DIFFUSE SKYLIGHT THROUGH FABRIC

ENERGIZE INTENSE 2CLANKING METAL FLOOR

RELAX CALM 3PEEKING VIEWS TO ROOF

ENERGIZE INTENSE 3VISIBILITY IN AND OUT

Transition PathwaysUser is disconnected from the ordinary on their way to the workout.

Floor 1

Floor 3 Calm Section

Floor 2

Intense Section

Perch Section