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The elevated platform and vertical courtyards are used to support opportunities for observing the landscape.","Answer",{"name":115,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How does circulation function as a community-building element in this precedent?",{"text":117,"@type":113},"Both Mirador and the Highline are described as offering alternate levels and manners of circulation to reinvent possibilities for community gathering. Mirador’s exposed red circulation corridor is framed as a network of streets and alleyways within the building.",{"name":119,"@type":110,"acceptedAnswer":120},"What accessibility issue is raised regarding the elevated platform?",{"text":121,"@type":113},"The text says the original intention was to connect the elevated platform to the ground via an escalator to make it open to the public. 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There exists a large difference in context between the agglomerated urban environment of the highline, and the Mirador, placed remotely in the middle of other residential units, surrounded by highways.  \nThere are however, key parallels to be made between the two sites. First, the highline, in its elevation from the ground, establishes itself as a point of visual interest. The idea of gaze on the street is further developed as one stands on the highline, where a series of views of the city are deliberately framed. Similarly, the Mirador building aims to create a contrast in relation to its surroundings. The design decision was to negate the horizontal, flat development of adjacent buildings, and rotate the Mirador to a considerable height of 60m above the ground. The architects took the typology of surrounding buildings, which all have large inner courtyards, and expressed these elements vertically within the Mirador. The result is an elevated platform, 14 stories above ground. As the name suggests, the building is designed in relation to the surrounding landscape and opportunities for observing it. The elevated platform becomes a key point in this respect.  \nBoth the Mirador and the highline provide alternate levels and manners of circulation, trying to reinvent the opportunities available for community gathering.The Mirador makes a bold statement in its exposed, red circulation corridor that traverse the building in what creates a network of streets, alleyways, a microcosm of the city within a building.  \nDevelopment of a project on the highline can be informed by the methods of MVRDV and Lleo in their fragmentation and re-organization of space into vertical neighbourhoods, as well as their special treatment of circulation corridors.  \nThe succes of Mirador’s intended accessibility can be contested: The original intention was to make the elevated platform a space open to the public, being connected by an escalator. Without this connection to the ground, the space is fully private and underused. Analogously, how can the Highline, and the projects developed around it, create accessibility and promote interaction, in contrast to the current trend of gentrification caused by the popularity of the park?  \nlocation:  \nMadrid, Spain  \ndate completed: 2001-2005  \nprimary program: residential  \nsecondary program: sky plaza  \nprimary structure:  \nsteel truss roof system  \ntotal floor area:  \n18300 m2 at 22 floors maximum building height:  \n40 m  \nclimate zone:  \nwarm, temperate, & subtropical min/max temp  \n-10.1 oC / 40.6 oC  \nPort(u*o)s “MVRDV Edificio Mirador Madrid.“ Online image. Wikimedia Commons, 5 Nov. 2009. Web 15 Jan. 2015.  \nDo your best here, if you can't figure it out leave it blank.  \nThis page should explain a bit about the context for the project and its specific site. You could use site plans provided by the architect or aerial photos. Yu can also show photos of the site. The site section should be 1-2 pages max.  \nAxonometric Mirador  \nThis page should describe the program organization of your precedent project. Draw it asa simple isometric diagram colorcoded diagram. See the examples shown in the handout.  \nProgram Analysis and Building Typologies  \nResidential Types and Unit Plans  \nEach residential block represents a size and type of apartment space. Each  \nhousing units become their own building and are stacked on top of each  \nother with the sky-plaza / courtyard at its center. Each block fits with different  \nlifestyles and make up the 165 apartment complex.  \n1:500  \nPRECEDENTS | MIRAD","cbCaip1XqQmJsIbM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip1XqQmJsIbM","pdf",2907751,"English","# Program Analysis & Building Typologies\n## Residential Types and Unit Plans\n## Program Organization (Axonometric)\n# Circulation, Meeting Spaces, and Framing\n## Meeting Spaces as Public Indoor Areas\n## Photographic Study of Key Views","[{\"question\":\"What is the main design intent of the Mirador building in the precedent text?\",\"answer\":\"The Mirador aims to create contrast with its surroundings by negating flat horizontal development and rotating the building vertically up to about 60 m. The elevated platform and vertical courtyards are used to support opportunities for observing the landscape.\"},{\"question\":\"How does circulation function as a community-building element in this precedent?\",\"answer\":\"Both Mirador and the Highline are described as offering alternate levels and manners of circulation to reinvent possibilities for community gathering. Mirador’s exposed red circulation corridor is framed as a network of streets and alleyways within the building.\"},{\"question\":\"What accessibility issue is raised regarding the elevated platform?\",\"answer\":\"The text says the original intention was to connect the elevated platform to the ground via an escalator to make it open to the public. Without ground connection, the space becomes private and underused.\"}]","PRECEDENTS - MIRADOR - PROGRAM ANALYSIS & BUILDING TYPOLOGIES | PDF",18]