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Arch 653 - LEON Auditorium

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By defining different instances for each frame, we can simply control the façade pattern in this project.

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Project Description: The Leon Auditorium is place in Spain. The main volume consisted of the concert Hall and exhibition room. The building spaces houses different activities such as conferences, operas, theater and so forth. The auditorium can serve 600 to 1200 person in one show. The most interesting part of the building is its variable façade pattern, which has different types of windows in different positions. The most challenging part is designing a parametric façade that can be adoptable to these changes. Reference: http://rolandhalbe.eu/portfolio/concert-hall-by-mansilla-tunon-2/ Reference: http://rolandhalbe.eu/portfolio/concert-hall-by-mansilla-tunon-2/ Reference: http://rolandhalbe.eu/portfolio/concert-hall-by-mansilla-tunon-2/

Problem statement: My idea in designing this parametric façade is based on a simple solution. The façade can be divided into five different levels, in which we can see a cubic frame with specific proportion and different window size, which is repeated randomly in a horizontal line. It means that it is possible to make one of these frames and make different instances for the window’s frame and position in each on. Maybe the first step is to make different levels for each type. The second step is to divide these levels to a certain number that can be originated from the number of frames in each levels.