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Relational Urbanism |

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MULTILATERED CITY |
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This exercise worked as an exploration of how to coordinate inputs of land use building type and massing into single model which could allow the user to think the masterplan as a layered system where particular functional relations can be established across the project. In this sense, the idea of masterplan as an extruded project derived from the footprint defined by the street becomes obsolete and |
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WORKING WITH THE OVEARLL CHARACTER OF THE POJECT The relational model manages different land uses in fur different levels o the c2ity (ground level, plinth 1 and 2 and towers). It allows inputs of different tendencies / likelihood for each land per level and then allows the user to control both heights and tendencies so that an generate characteristic options controlling the overall area. In this sense, the models allows to explore the outcome of the city in broad terms such as retail based, residential character, allowing a quick 3D checking, as well as real time information on total numbers generated. |






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Composite and use distribution per level |
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GROUND FLOOR |
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PLINTH 1 |
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PLINTH 2 |
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TOWERS |
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Tendency for office |
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Tendency for commercial |
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Tendency for residential |
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Tendency for equipment |
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Type catalogue for buildings at four levels |


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Option generation (Dense left, sparse, right) |