Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich

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Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich
Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich
Process, Concept
corten-steel
fascination
contrast
Altering the folding principle
Folding a canyon
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Dok architecten - Powerplant Uithof-Utrecht
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by changing the overall shape of the umbrella, all of the rainwater will be collected in the
umbrella center
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9
som=20
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som=16
Because of the caracteristics of the triangle system, a
mathematical formula for the center point can be found:
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h
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ng
t
square length
The diagonals are always touching the outer corners of
the squares, but only if the square is moved in the direction of the diagonals.
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le
Length = 2sqrt(o.5l^2+0.5l^2) x tan(0 x (90/trusses))
= 2sqrt(o.5l^2+0.5l^2) x tan(1 x (90/trusses))
= 2sqrt(o.5l^2+0.5l^2) x tan(2 x (90/trusses))
...... till tan(45)
2
square length
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Herzog & deMeuron - CaixaForum
Madrid
By combining the search for the floorplan and the
search for the optimal position of the origami umbrella,
an optimal floorplan can be found. Because of the openings in the origami tree (windows, pivot door) eventualy
the 9 serie was chosen for the final umbrella plan. In the
pictures above and left, the paintings are projected on
the floor. Because of the (floorprojection = 3 x painting
height) necessarity, only few option where still possible.
Building
B
ilding development
de elopment
In this way every painting is an a specified area, and the
smallest painting is surrounded by empty wall space, to
emphasize the dimensions.
reference & inspiration
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Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich
S p a t i a l E x p e r i e n c e , Pe r s p e c t i v e s
The origami umbrella is the most distinctive feature of the interior
Due to the arrangement of the paintings, the visitor is guided clockwise
The sequence of seven can be seen on one single wall
The Winsor 1966 (160 x 160) painting redirects the visitir to the right
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P l a n s , S e c t i o n s , Fa c a d e s & L o c a t i o n
Ground floor
Floor 1
Crossection AA
Crossection BB
North Facade
West Facade
north
East Facade
South Facade
Location, scale 1:1000
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Construction
3D roof construction detail
The origami shaped roof is separated from the outer wall by a sky light zone. Between the sky lights and the main
(origami) roof there is a 500 mm eased frame which deals with different dimensions caused by the origami principle.
The roof folding construction is stabilized by extra steel sections in the cross direction. The wooden frame is build
around these stabilizing elements. Under the window frame construction extra supporting beams are used to transfer
wind pressures to the steel origami structure. These beams are located after every two window cross beams, so the
clear rhythm of the windows isn’t interrupted. At the bottom of the eased frame structure, light fittings are placed. The
face of the eased frame is finished with plaster boards and plaster.
Extra ring for tensile forces
Exploded view of the pavilion and construction
Building in total
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Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich
Climate & Construction
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Summer
Winter
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- Water functions as extra thermal mass
- Water evaporates, adjusting air humidity
- 2 ponds:
- one for extracting heat from the surface water
- one for evaporation
- Pond 2 can be filled ones in a while by pond 1
- Heatpump with floor radiation heating
- adjustable ventilation valves
Water is used as temperature buffer
Water evaporates
1 single pond
Rainwater and surfacewater
Water has to be moving, smell
Connection with Hombroich water
Case panels open, enough suction power
Adjustable ventilation valves
Rooftop windows to be opened
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1
Heat
Pump
Materialen
prefab brick ceilingplate Eter-backer system
Main construction idea
In the floor of the building there is an extra tension rod located to coop with the bending moment caused by the overhang of the main brick facade walls.
Materialen
Bluclad supporting plate for decorative plaster
The sandwichpanels can be divided in 2 parts. The corten part is
welded into shape at the construction site. The alluminium part
(with a layer of polystyrene) is glued to the corten umbrella after
the welding is finished. The smallest part is exists of only one
folding line. By welding some parts already in the factory
(depending on the dimensions, the building time on site is
reduced.
Bluclad has low hygroscopic movement which result in a high dimensional stability
3D detail of the sandwichpanel connection
Etanco invisible construction for fibrecementplates (for brick ceiling)
Vebo facade supporting system
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Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich
Fa c a d e F ra g m e n t
Facade fragment, scale 1:20
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Museum Pavilion, Robert Ryman, Insel Hombroich
Details
alluminum window frame
U-shaped steel fitting
alluminum covering
Multiplex board
wood spacer
brickwork
alluminum window frame
cavity
ventilation box
square shaped steel beam 150 x 150 mm
50 mm polystyrene insulation
8 mm corten steel plating
2 mm alluminum plating
steel transition construction
waterproof layer
plaster board
minaral wool
minaral wool
poured concrete wall
Detail 2
Detail 1
light fitting
Detail 3
eased frame structure wood, 100 x 50 mm
floor radiating heating pipes
poured concrete floor
concrete tiles 500 x 500 mm
leveling concrete floor
vebo facade support system
alluminum bracket
alluminum cross beam
alluminum attaching beam
mineral wool
concrete column
plaster
bluclad facade support plate
glued brick strips
waterproofing layer
wooden crossbeam 200 x 100 mm
ZBB lintel
mineral wool
Detail 4
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