Art corridor of Lefkosa

Idea projektu

Firstly I have to define what is An art corridor is a linear space—like a hallway, passage, or even a street or transit route—that is used to exhibit or incorporate artwork. This can include:
• Gallery hallways in museums or art centers.
• Public transportation routes (like subway stations or pedestrian walkways) with murals, installations, or sculptures.
• Urban redevelopment zones where multiple venues or street-facing walls showcase rotating or permanent art.
-the idea of this project is to create the designs that better for their purpose by combining striking designs with functionality.
- The design evolved from the concept of the drawing pattern language of Christopher Alexander and the natural landscape also the interplay between architecture and nature .
- Ideas aimed to blend cultural traditions with modern architecture concepts resulting in a fusion of history and culture aspirations.
I wanted to integrate the Art corridor to the site by following the line of the natural landscape by using the principles of the deconstruction architecture.

Popis projektu

This Project consists of the following parts that we have 9 site in this project , which is the main part is the Art center and exhibition area in the site 1 . In this area we have 9 activities function : * Permanent exhibition, * temporary exhibition,* Digital art lab, * Sculpture workshop, * Metal workshop,* Glass workshop,* Clay workshop, *Coffee shops and administration.
In site 2 there is an Exhibition building
Site 3 commercial building
Site 4 sport center
Site 5 Offices and Business Center
Site 6 outdoor Parking area
Site 7 Playground and Park
Site 8 Educational centre
Site 9 commercial and residential buildings.

Technické informace

The construction of this Buildings is made of reinforced concrete starting from the basement to the upper floors and covered by the vector active structures : Short, solid, straight-line elements, i. e, lineal members are structural components that because of their small section in comparison to their length can transmit only forces in direction of their length, i. e. Normal stresses (tension and/or compression) : compressive and tensile members.