Site
analysis: The
site analysis should demonstrate your position about the site, rather
than simply documenting “the terrain”; site analysis is the first
act of design. As part of your site analysis presentation, you will
begin to articulate your approach to the site. You
will choose one of the following aspects of the rooftop and its
context to assess, record, and explore the implications for the green
roof.
North Hall : roof and context
Analysis weather conditions: rainfall, wind [by Michael Catalano]
Analysis solar orientation, shading, microclimate [by Shane McCabe]
Analysis water access potential, existing gutters and water flows [by Tyler Klifman]
Analysis scale, sectional relationships [by Brooke Mayer]
Analysis human access and movement, transportation [by Trang Dong]
Analysis views/visibility [by Catalina Parra]
Analysis social and educational context [by Kristen Wilke]
Analysis historical context, building, campus [by Rosa Munar]
Analysis document visitors response to the site [by Nathaniel Ziering]
Analysis additional existing conditions measurements [by Lauren Standke]
Analysis acoustics/materials [by Elaine Mahoney]
Analysis north hall flows [by Ross Diamond]
