BUILDINGS TYPOLOGIE

Scheme

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Here I want to show different types of buildings used on last architectural competition being part of Switch Architects, where the type of building must be defined by the context, (the street, the square, the side walk, ...)

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Where the empty and full space should be the same one, and there some options to create it. one of this ways is to bring different squares at different levels, with all mixes uses, this with the propose to bring buildings alive, not only at ground level. 

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Our buildings should speak the future language, designed for today and for tomorrow.

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Buildings in front of street type V-2

Commercial zone

Acces from streets

Sub-Parking

Small Commercial

Second storie public space

Green roof

Conection with subway

Bogota Subway

Directly connection with green

Entry spaces

Squares inside of blocks

Green roof face to interior blocks

Green dividor

Equipment

Connection with bycicle network

Communal areas between residents

Stairs

Recovering interiors

Featured facades

Services

Social and culture connection

Complementary activity

Buildings in front of street type V-2

Commercial zone

Acces from streets

Sub-Parking

Small Commercial

Second storie public space

Green roof

Conection with subway

Bogota Subway

Directly connection with green

Entry spaces

Squares inside of blocks

Green roof face to interior blocks

Green dividor

Equipment

Connection with bycicle network

Communal areas between residents

Stairs

Recovering interiors

Featured facades

Services

Social and culture connection

Complementary activity

Buildings in front of street type V-2

Commercial zone

Acces from streets

Sub-Parking

Small Commercial

Second storie public space

Green roof

Conection with subway

Bogota Subway

Directly connection with green

Entry spaces

Squares inside of blocks

Green roof face to interior blocks

Green dividor

Equipment

Connection with bycicle network

Communal areas between residents

Stairs

Recovering interiors

Featured facades

Services

Social and culture connection

Complementary activity