Green Roof City for Chicago New Architecture School
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Designed by Yi Huang, Tian Tan & Xu Zhang, Green Roof City is a ramped structure that links together two of the windy city’s existing buildings. The building very appropriately would house an architecture school, but the roof is an exciting park that would be accessible to everyone in the city.
It’s already expanding on Chicago over than 200 green roof. It makes this sloping garden topped building won’t be like any you’ve ever seen before.
Green Roof City would tie the two plots together, offering a secondary and tertiary route for students to get from one building to the other, either through the new architecture school or across the sloping roof.
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Since currently, Depaul University and its student housing are in two separate buildings split by Van Buren Street and the elevated rail system.
In order to maximize views of Grant Park and Michigan Lake, student housing will be located at the southern end of the site.
Rotating timber screens on the facade will provide both privacy and shade. The screens also add to the aesthetic quality of the structure within the rectilinear confines of the tower.
source : inhabitat, ctbuh, depaul
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