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Walk&Talk Pavilion by SCORE Architecture

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Tower in Praga

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A Mute Icon: Responding to the brief of providing a commercial office building in a very formal context, the project aims to construct an authentic dichotomic image: one that can be confused for a strange civic building, too mute to be publicly engaged, but yet too eccentrically unusual to be privately used. Governing the construction of this image is the problem of mass. A simple volume cladded in a dark tinted glass curtain wall is cut diagonally into a crystalline shape, therefore creating a more idiosyncratic silhouette. A horizontally subtracted balcony slices the mass horizontally across the two main facades, and affords the medical offices with more visibility and a direct relationship with the exterior. Adjacent to the main entry at the corner, a small park sets the whole composition back from the street, adding the necessary distance to experience and engage the building from the sidewalk.

Despite its significant corner presence, the project is decidedly one-sided, hinting to the importance of the civic center in front and to its inherent ambivalence towards context. While the Broadway facade is flat and flash with the street, the one facing Isabelle ports a recursively fuzzy bris-solei system over the glass curtain wall, adding a level of formal indeterminacy and aesthetic clouding to the building mass. This element protects the building from the south-east sun, while creeping up to the roof and doubling as a shading trellis for a much-needed outdoor space in the terrace. At ground level, the vertical shading system engages the small green open space, which houses bike racks, seating benches and native vegetation for public and private use. Scheduled to start construction in 2018, the project consists of a steel structure of 3 stacking levels plus terrace over a concrete podium including two levels of underground parking.

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Dan Hutchings

Visualization Artist

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Vancouver, Canada

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3D Artist with 3D Printing experience, ArchViz rendering artist since 2015, and a GameDev artist and contributor in my spare time.

I've found plenty of crossover skills between the 3 industries I've experienced so far. They've allowed me to explore a broad range of production pipelines and varied software, and as a result I've spent a great deal of time problem solving, working with new people, and developing production pipeline environments for small teams of artists.

I plan to continue my development as an artist, and bring past experiences forward in order to solve new problems as they arise.

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