Abstract
The main idea of this research is to present a concept of integration of a beer factory in a new urban reality. Nowadays, modern development of industrial architecture enables beer factories to leave their typical locations in industrial zones and draw nearer to their customers. To design a modern industrial complex incorporating the ideas of the contemporary way of designing an industrial facility with a clear and indicative architectural expression of its hybrid character requires great skilfulness. Using a linear grid, the concept of this project will be developed in a composition consisting of several strips. This kind of structure creates a compositional equivalence from strip to strip, integrating the natural and the urban, the public and the private.
Highlights
The main idea of this research is to present a concept of integration of a beer factory in a new urban reality
Striped urbanism was revived by OMA [1] in their competition proposal for Parc La Villette in 1982
The aim of this paper is to present the idea how a beer factory can be integrated in strips and create a new urban texture [7,8,9,10,11,12]
Summary
The proposed project for “Parc La Villette " by Rem Koolhaas does not refer to any particular park, but rather it presents a method that - combining programmatic instability with architectural specificity - will eventually generate a park. [1]. The proposed project for “Parc La Villette " by Rem Koolhaas does not refer to any particular park, but rather it presents a method that - combining programmatic instability with architectural specificity - will eventually generate a park. In La Villette, the strategy of strip operates the whole process to design a social condenser by means of tactical design acts. The strips manage the construction process of the park by means of operational tactics. They are divided and directed in such a manner as to prepare a generic ground on which programmatic elements are distributed, added, and connected. The mutual relationship between strategy and tactics is essential for the design process of La Villette.
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