
Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Pienaar, Rousseau rousp@mweb.co.za URN etd-02212005-085046 Document Title City building Degree MArch (Prof) Department Architecture Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof S le Roux Keywords
- Van Erkom
- multi-use
- multi-functional
- Pretoria Art Museum
- Talking Beads
- public square
- rejuvenation
- Paul Kruger Street
- city
- Pretoria CBD
Date 2004-11-29 Availability unrestricted Abstract The design of a multi-functional building entails the synthesis of multiple systems and networks. The needs of multiple clients must be effectively overlaid to create a build able, contextually suitable and aesthetically pleasing architectural solution.The proposed building is a public, urban building. City buildings consist of spaces that are essentially part of the city, simultaneously dependant on the whole and separated by building lines and security systems. The gradation of space from public to private exists everywhere. The focus of the design is on the creation of place in the Pretoria CBD. The scheme is integrated into its surroundings, and functions as a system in itself.
The proposed multi-use building will be set on a currently built up site in the Pretoria CBD, on the c/o Paul Kruger and Schoeman Streets, one city block from Church Square. Building functions include retail, residential, a satellite gallery for the Tshwane Art Museum, and new offices and facilities for Talking Beads, a producer Arts and Crafts.
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