ART DOCK
GH-5450457323.
PANEL 1 (CITYSCAPE)
SITE PLAN 1:2000
SET VIEW 1: FROM MARKET SQUARE
* Cutting into the site is against
the rules. Nevertheless, the Guggenheim boat is at the heart of a
new and continued Guggenheim
outreach strategy and network
development. The integration of
the boat needs to be central to
the architecture, expressing the
connectivity to nearby small towns
and beyond when in port and as
a void when at sea. However, if it
is deemed impossible, we have
demonstrated an alternative boat
location, which maintains the
boat-filling-architectural-void strategy, but without harbor cut.
Tornio
Oulu
Derry
Umea
Trondheim
Vaasa
Sundsvall
Hudiksvall
Pori
Bergen
Gävle
Kotka
Turku
Oslo
St. Petersburg
Stavanger
Narva
1. PARK, CITY, WATER DRAWN INTO SITE
3. INSERT BOAT*
2. ALIGN WITH CITY BLOCK
Tallinn
Stockholm
Urban links
Gothenburg
Insertion of harbor
City block alignment
Sunderland
Aalborg
Riga
Kalmar
Esbjerg
Copenhagen
ARTBOAT TAKES THE GUGGENHEIM ON THE WATER
Klaipeda
Malmö
Gdańsk
Bremerhaven
4. INSERT PARKSCAPE
CITY GRID
Insertion of park
5. LIFT GROUND FOR +6 CONNECTIONS
Insertion of city
HARBOR
6. CONTINUE LIFTING GROUND TO ROOF
Connection to roof
Observatory
Tähtitorninvuori park
Olympia terminal
TÄHTITORNINVUORI PARK
SET VIEW 2
7. ROOFSCAPE LOOKS BACK TO CITY
DRAWING IN THE CITY’S THREE ELEMENTS
Connection to roof
ArtDock is a dock for a fragment of the museum that travels the world. This Artboat takes the Gug-
8. CUT VOIDS IN ROOF
9. PRECISE CUTS IN FACADE
White Island
Insertion of skylights
genheim experience on the water in the spirit of openness and public engagement, akin to the Guggenheim lab. This is a primary conceptual move: the overall form and circulation of the building are generated
by the presence (and absence) of this fragment.*
This proposal engages the city of Helsinki’s rich tradition of public space, its parks and its maritime setting.
First, ArtDock draws in and connects at various levels the landscapes from the city: from Tähtitornin Vuori
park and from the Olympia Deck, to create a new fluid and connective groundscape. Second, by pulling
the ground up and through the museum (akin to a sectional Carpenter Center (Le Corbusier)) ArtDock provides a second public terrace and panoramic views back to the city.
Market Square
City Hall
Swedish Embassy
Supreme Court
Presidential
Palace
Uspenski Cathedral
HELSINKI MARKET SQUARE
LOCAL BOAT CONSTRUCTION
FINNISH BIRCH FOREST
CORB’S CARPENTER CTR
SITE ENTRANCE
5m OFFSET
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PANEL 2 (CONCEPT DESIGN A)
5m OFFSET
CONFERENCE HALL
10m FREIGHT ROAD
10m FREIGHT ROAD
CONFERENCE HALL
DROP OFF
TICKETING: 20
MAIN ENTRY
ART DOCK
CONF. LOBBY
SITE ENTRANCE
DROP OFF
COAT CHECK:60
LOBBY
CAFE/
BALCONY
GALLERIES 1200
SCRCEENING: 100
VOID OVER LOBBY
CONFERENCE HALL
TICKETING: 20
COAT CHECK:60
LOBBY
MAIN ENTRY
OUTDOOR CAFE
OUTDOOR CAFE
KITCHEN 370
MAIN ENT
LOBBY
BOOKSHOP:
250
MULTIPURPOSE
GALLERIES 1200
STAFF WCS
STAFF WCS
RAMP TO
ROOF
WC MALE
SCRCEENING: 100
KITCHEN 370
LOBBY
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
WC FEMALE
CIRC: 520
CIRC: 520
LOADING
LOADING
SECURITY:
20
SECURITY:
20
REGISTRAR:
30
LOCKER:
25
SHIPPING: 50
L. EQUIP:
25
PREP: 70
BOOKSHOP:
250
L. EQUIP:
25
PREP: 70
S. EQUIP:
40
WC MALE
CRATE:
50
UNCRATE:
50
GALLERY LOIBBY
LUNCH:
65
WC FEMALE
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
WC FEMALE
IT/STAFF
OFFICE:
35
UNCRATE:
50
CRATE:
50
CUST:
20
WC MALE
S. EQUIP:
40
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
IT/STAFF
OFFICE:
35
BOOKSHOP
250
MULTIPURPOSE
REGISTRAR:
30
LOCKER:
25
SHIPPING: 50
CUST:
20
ART STORAGE:
100
LUNCH:
65
ART STORAGE:
100
BRIDGE TO PARK
SET VIEW 3
TO OLYMPIADECK
TERMINAL: 1300
0 1m
5m
10m
TERMINAL: 1300
20m
5m
0 1m
10m
0 1m
20m
TERMINAL: 1300
TERMINAL: 1300
BRIDGE TO PARK
BRIDGE TO PARK
GROUND LEVEL PLAN (+0m) 1:500
ENTRY LEVEL PLAN (+6m) 1:500
TO OLYMPIADECK
TO OLYMPIADECK
CONF. LOBBY
G
CONF. LOBBY
0 1m
5m
10m
CURAT OFFICES:
110
VIEW TOMARKET SQUARE
20m
5m
0 1m
10m
20m
0 1m
ED: 30
CONF. LOBBY
MARKETING
OFFICE: 75
GALLERIES 1300
CONFERENCE HALL
CONFERENCE HALL
CONFERENCE
ROOM: 75 CURAT OFFICES:
SHARED
110
SPACE:
55 (+150)
ED: 30
CURAT OFFICES:
110
ED: 30
TICKETING: 20
MAIN ENTRY
CONFERENCE HALL
MAIN ENTRY
COAT CHECK:60
MARKETING
OFFICE: 75
COAT CHECK:60
LOBBY
CONFERENCE HALL
LOBBY
VOID OVER LOBBY
WC FEMALE
CONFERENCE
ROOM: 75
VOID OVER LOBBY
BALCONY
BA
STAFF WCS
CAFE/
BALCONY
GALLERIES 1200
CONFERENCE
ROOM: 75
SHARED
SPACE:
55 (+150)
CONFERENCE HALL
CAFE/
BALCONY
GALLERIES 1200
MARKETING
OFFICE: 75
ADMIN OFFICES: 130
CLASSROOM: 65
PREP.
SHARED
WC MALE
SPACE:
55 (+150)
BALC
GALLERIES 1200
LOBBY
CAFE/
BALCONY
LOBBY
ADMIN OFFICES: 130
SCRCEENING: 100
ADMIN OFFICES: 130
WC FEMALE
CAFE/
BALCONY
GALLERIES 1200
LOBBY
STORE
BOOKSHOP:
250
MECH.
D
MULTIPURPOSE
SHARED SPACE: 55 (+150)
CONFERENCE HALL
RAMP TO
ROOF
RAMP TO
ROOF
CONFERENCE ROOM: 75
WC MALE
WC MALE
STORE
* Cutting into the site is against
the rules. Nevertheless, the Guggenheim boat is at the heart of a
new and continued Guggenheim
outreach strategy and network
development. The integration of
the boat needs to be central to
the architecture, expressing the
connectivity to nearby small towns
and beyond when in port and as
a void when at sea. However, if it
is deemed impossible, we have
demonstrated an alternative boat
location, which maintains the
boat-filling-architectural-void strategy, but without harbor cut.
GALLERIES 1200
GALLERIES 1200
ED OFFICE: 30
MARKETING OFFICE: 75
LOBBY
PREP.
WC MALE
VOID OVER LOBBY
MULTIPURPOSE
BALCONY
CLASSROOM: 65
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
WC FEMALE
ADMIN OFFICES: 130
TICKETING: 20
COAT CHECK:60
STAFF WCS
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
WC FEMALE
LOBBY xxx
MAIN ENTRY
WC FEMALE
BOOKSHOP:
250
PREP.
MULTIPURPOSE
RESTAURANT 130
GALLERIES 1200
VOID OVER LOBBY
WC MALE
GALLERIES 1200
10m FREIGHT ROAD
10m FREIGHT ROAD
STORE
MECH.
GALLERIES 1300
GALLERIES 1300
RAMP TO
ROOF
SCRCEENING: 100
DROP OFF
LOBBY
DROP OFF
CURAT OFFICES: 110
RAMP TO
ROOF
CURAT OFFICES: 110
WC MALE
BOOKSHOP: 250
DGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
ED OFFICE: 30
E
VIEW FROM ENRTY PLAZA
MECH.
WC FEMALE
VOID OVER LOBBY
GALLERIES 1300
CURAT OFFICES: 110
STAFF WCS
PREP.
WC MALE
VOID OVER LOBBY
C
BOOKSHOP:
250
STAFF WCS
SHARED SPACE: 55 (+150)
ED OFFICE: 30
SHARED SPACE: 55 (+150)
MARKETING OFFICE: 75
MARKETING OFFICE: 75
CONFERENCE HALL
CONFERENCE ROOM: 75
WC FEMALE
CONFERENCE HALL
CONFERENCE ROOM: 75
MECH.
RESTAURANT 130
COAT CHECK:60
RESTAURANT 130
MAIN ENTRY
TICKETING: 20
SCRCEENING: 100
SCRCEENING: 100
STORE
RESTAURANT 130
CONFERENCE HALL
TICKETING: 20
GAL
CONF. LOBBY
CONFERENCE HALL
SOLAR/WIND/ SKYLIGHT ARRAY 3200
MULTIPURPOSE
STORE
50
The multiplication of public grounds intends to give back to Helsinki’s inhabitants and stimulate public
engagement with art and the Guggenheim spirit. the museum program itself is, like an ice-cream sandwich, layered between these two public layers.
CLASSROOM: 65
BALCONY
CLASSROOM: 65
GALLERY LOIBBY
COAT CHECK:60
ADMIN OFFICES: 130
TICKETING: 20
COAT CHECK:60
STAFF WCS
STAFF WCS
LOBBY xxx
LOBBY xxx
WC FEMALE
OUTDOOR CAFE
WC FEMALE
GALLERY LOIBBY
BALCONY
ADMIN OFFICES: 130
TICKETING: 20
WC MALE
WC FEMALE
OUTDOOR CAFE
MAIN ENTRY
MAIN ENTRY
PREP.
RESTAURANT 130
PREP.
KITCHEN 370
RESTAURANT 130
VOID OVER LOBBY
WC MALE
KITCHEN 370
VOID OVER LOBBY
WC MALE
STORE
MECH.
STAFF WCS
SCRCEENING: 100
SCRCEENING: 100
STORE
STAFF WCS
LOBBY
MECH.
LOBBY
BRIDGE TO PARK
STAFF WCS
STAFF WCS
CIRC: 520
CIRC: 520
GALLERY LOIBBY
LOADING
GALLERY LOIBBY
LOADING
BOOKSHOP: 250
1. The Harbor Ground
The park landscape is drawn into the site by the recreation of its forest-like space: irregularly placed treelike columns, and a reflective ceiling that creates secondary perceived space above the already lofty cover.
The angles of the museum’s rising volumes above maximizes sunlight in the undercroft, illuminating the
plaza in the darkest winter months. During the long winter nights, these columns are illuminated for a 24
hour activated public space.
At the south west of the site, the ground rises to +6m to connect with the Olympia-deck and
Tähtitornin-Vuori park. As well as referencing the Finnish landscape, and the history of ship-building, the
raising of the museum on stilts frees up the harborside for public activity (performance spaces, a café and
outdoor sculpture) and protects the art from possible future flooding.
Artboat, when docked, completes the harbor ground, its deck aligning formally and materially with the cut,
so that, when in port, it can act as a stage for special events.
BOOKSHOP: 250
TO OLYMPIADECK
SECURITY: 20
TO OLYMPIADECK
SECURITY: 20
MULTIPURPOSE
MULTIPURPOSE
STORE
50
REGISTRAR: 30
SHIPPING: 50
STORE
50
REGISTRAR: 30
LOCKER: 25
SHIPPING: 50
LOCKER: 25
LANDSC. EQUIP: 25
PREP: 70
LANDSC. EQUIP: 25
WC MALE
SUPPLY EQUIP: 40
PREP: 70
WC MALE
SUPPLY EQUIP: 40
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
WC FEMALE
BRIDGE TO CITY MUSEUMS
IT/STAFF OFFICE: 35
0 1m
TO OLYMPIADECK
5m
10m
5m
10m
IT/STAFF OFFICE: 35
20m
5m
0 1m
0 1m
WC FEMALE
10m
0 1m
5m
10m
0 1m
20m
A
5m
0 1m
10m
20m
MEZZANINE LEVEL PLAN (+18m) 1:500
0 1m
5m
10m
+24m
ROOF DECK
20m
0 1m
20m
2. The Ramp
The entry plaza lifts up and rises through the built volume towards the museum’s main entry and to the
roof beyond. The ramp is oriented to benefit from the low-angle sunlight. Six meters above the plaza along
the pathway to the roof, the ramp emerges into the bright expansive entry plaza and public lobby. Continuing up visitors arrive at the viewing decks on the roof.
GALLERIES 1300
10m
GALLERY LEVEL PLAN (+12m) 1:500
20m
0 1m
5m
B
20m
5m
10m
0 1m
20m
CLASSROOM
+18m
GALLERIES
+12m
MULTIPURPOSE AREA
LOBBY
LOBBY
CONFERENCE RM
+6m
0m
SECTION A: THROUGH LOBBY
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
ART DOCK
+24m
GALLERIES
+24m
OFFICES
+12m
+18m
OFFICES
ENTRY DECK
GALLERIES
+18m
+6m
+12m
GALLERIES
KITCHEN
+12m
0m
+6m
EXISTING ROAD
ROOF LEVEL (+18-24m)
ENTRY DECK
5m offset
for road exp.
10m SERVICE ROAD
5m offset
for road exp.
10m SERVICE ROAD
5m offset
for road exp.
10m SERVICE ROAD
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PANEL 3 (CONCEPT DESIGN B)
RESTAURANT
OFFICES
+18m
+24m
CAFE
RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT
LOBBY
ENTRY
CAFE
CAFE
ENTRY
LOBBY
ENTRY
LOBBY
ENTRY DECK
KITCHEN
+6m
0m
EXISTING ROAD
0m
EXISTING ROAD
KITCHEN
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
SECTION C: THROUGH MAIN ENTRY
+24m
ROOF DECK
CLASSROOM
GALLERIES
ROOF DECK
CLASSROOM
CONFERENCE RM
GALLERIES
CLASSROOM
GALLERIES
MEZZANINE LEVEL (+18m)
+18m
+24m
+24m
+12m
+18m
ROOF DECK
MULTIPURPOSE AREA
VIEW FROM GALLERY LEVEL BALCONY ACROSS ATRIUM
MULTIPURPOSE AREA
MULTIPURPOSE AREA
LOBBY
LOBBY
LOBBY
LOBBY
LOBBY
+24m
+18m
+18m
+24m
+6m
+12m
GALLERIES
CONFERENCE RM
+24m
+12m
LOBBY
CONFERENCE RM
+12m
+18m
0m
+6m
0 1m
5m
10m
+6m
+12m
20m
0 1m
0 1m
5m
5m
10m
LOBBY
+6m
20m
10m
CLASSROOM
GALLERIES
+12m
0m
10m SERVICE ROAD
EXISTING ROAD+6m 5m offset LOBBY
for road exp.
0m
MULTIPURPOSE AREA
ENTRY AND GALLERIES PLAN (+6m/12m)
GALLERIES
ENTRY DECK
+18m
+6m
0m
0m
EXISTING ROAD
20m
0m
EXISTING ROAD
BALCONY
+24m
ROOF DECK
KITCHEN
ENTRY DECK
LOBBY
BALCONY
+18m
GALLERIES
BALCONY
LOBBY
CONFERENCE
ENTRY DECK RM
KITCHEN
+12m
BOAT*
LOBBY
+6m
5m offset
for road exp.
10m SERVICE ROAD
5m offset
for road exp.
10m SERVICE ROAD
KITCHEN
BOAT*
BOAT*
SECTION D: THROUGH DOCK*
5m
0 1m
10m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0m
20m
+18m
GALLERIES
+12m
+18m
LOBBY/MULTI
ENTRY DECK
GALLERIES
BOOKSHOP
GROUND LEVEL PLAZA
+18m
+6m
+12m
MAINTENANCE/STORE
GALLERIES
ENTRY DECK
LOBBY/MULTI
BOOKSHOP
LOBBY/MULTI
ENTRY DECK
MAINTENANCE/STORE
BOOKSHOP
10m SERVICE ROAD
5m offset
for road exp.
10m SERVICE ROAD
5m offset
for road exp.
+6m
0m
MAINTENANCE/STORE
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
10m SERVICE ROAD
SECTION E: THROUGH ATRIUM
+12m
0m
+6m
EXISTING ROAD
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
5m offset
for road exp.
EXISTING ROAD
0m
EXISTING ROAD
VIEW FROM ATRIUM
+24m
3. The In-between Grounds (museum interior):
A grand view of the water confronts the museum visitor upon arrival. The non-ticketed lobby area contains
TO ROOF
an auditorium, museum shop, multi-purpose space, visitor servicesPASSAGE
desk
and facilities, overlooked by
LOBBY
balconies containing a café, classrooms andGALLERY
a restaurant,
all naturally lit by a meandering skylight.
PASSAGE TO ROOF
LOBBY in port fills the void at harbor level and allows the sail to
This level revolves around the Artboat which,GALLERY
when
PASSAGE TO ROOF
be visible from the lobby. When travelling, the
boat’s
absence is felt in this void.
GALLERY
LOBBY
+18m
+24m
CAFE
RESTAURANT
+12m
+18m
+24m
BALCONY
ENTRY DECK
BALCONY
BALCONY
ENTRY DECK
The southern end of the public lobby rises in a series of stepped terraces exhibiting local Finnish artwork
and leading to the main galleries and balconies. While the main galleries are isolated and closeable for
art-quality air-conditioning and lit by north-facing glazing, the balconies are naturally ventilated and receive
direct sunlight through the main skylight which slices through the lobby.
RESTAURANT
RESTAURANT
+18m
CAFE
+6m
+12m
CAFE
ENTRY PASSAGE
+12m
0m
+6m
OUTDOOR CAFE
ENTRY DECK
+6m
ENTRY PASSAGE
OUTDOOR CAFE
OUTDOOR CAFE
RESTAURANT
0m
ENTRY PASSAGE
0 1m
PASSAGE TO
ROOF
5m
10m
GALLERY LOBBY
20m
0m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
0 1m
5m
10m
20m
BALCONY
CAFE
ENTRY DECK
4. The Roof ‘ground’
The roofscape presents three distinct public spaces for open program and outdoor exhibition, each one
addressing a different component of the surrounding environment, culminating in a vibrant panorama of
the city of Helsinki.On the east side of the roof, a saw-tooth form harnesses both diffuse northern light for
the galleries and offices below and solar energy via optimally oriented southern facing photovoltaics.
ENTRY PASSAGE
OUTDOOR CAFE
0 1m
SECTION B: THROUGH RAMP
5m
10m
28 Aug 14
ART DOCK
CODA/COMMA
MUSE-DOCK GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI
COMPETITION COST ESTIMATE
COST ESTIMATE PREPARED IN CONSULTATION
WITH (ANONYMOUS) CONSULTANTS
ESTIMATE SUMMARY
GROSS AREA
SUB-TOTALS
TRADE / DESCRIPTION
A
SUBSTRUCTURE
A10
A1010
A1020
A1030
FOUNDATIONS
Standard Foundations
Special Foundations
Slab on Grade
B
SHELL
B10
B1010
SUPERSTRUCTURE
Floor Construction
17,398,525
B20
B2010
B2020
B2030
EXTERIOR CLOSURE
Exterior Walls
Exterior Windows
Exterior Doors
23,198,000
304,125
B30
B3010
ROOFING
Roof Coverings
3,541,250
608,250
6,546,950
INTERIORS
C10
C1010
C1020
C1030
INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION
Partitions
Interior Doors
Specialties
C20
C2010
STAIRS
Stair Construction
C30
C3010
C3020
C3030
INTERIOR FINISHES
Wall Finishes
Floor Finishes
Ceiling Finishes
D
SERVICES
D10
D1010
CONVEYING
Elevators & Lifts
1,520,625
D20
D2010
PLUMBING
Plumbing System
1,581,450
D30
D3010
HVAC
HVAC System
6,994,875
D50
D5010
ELECTRICAL
Electrical System
E
EQUIPMENT & FURNISHINGS
SNOWY NIGHT VIEW, LOOKING NORTH
FURNISHINGS
TRADE
/ DESCRIPTION
Fixed
Furnishings
G
BUILDING SITEWORK
G20
G2010
SITE IMPROVEMENTS
Site Improvements
486,600
5,961,500
6,922,750
7,895,000
GROSS AREA
486,600
SUB-TOTALS
-
6,689,800
Summary
SITE UTILITIES
Site Utilities
Design Contingency
341.10
€ 17,398,525
€ 23,502,125
€ 6,546,950
538.18
$
GH-5450457323.
PANEL 4 SUSTAINABILITY AND FEASIBILITY
SF
US$/SF
5,532,667
42.27
1,430.21
$ 23,198,033
177.23
1,931.95
$ 31,336,167
239.40
EXHIBITION GALLERIES
$
8,729,267
3,920 Square Meters
66.69
COLLECTIONS STORAGE AND MANAGEMENT
€ 16,429,875
1,350.59
€ 486,600
40.00
€ 20,779,250
1,708.12
$ 21,906,500
$
230 Square Meters -
167.36
648,800
4.96
$ 27,705,667
211.66
CURATORIAL/ADMIN OFFICES
RETAIL
500 Square Meters -
300 Square Meters
DINING
MULTI-PURPOSE ZONE
700 Square Meters
300 Square Meters -
€ 1,520,625
125.00
$
2,027,500
LOBBY
6000 Square Meters
15.49
€ 1,581,450
130.00
$
2,108,600
16.11
€ 6,994,875
575.00
$
9,326,500
71.25
€ 973,200
80.00
$
1,297,600
9.91
525.00
$
8,515,500
65.06
VISITOR SERVICES
190 Square Meters
DINING
OFFICES
PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
565 Square Meters -
EXHIBITION GALLERIES
1,000,000
TOTAL DIRECT COST
Z1010
€ 4,149,500
973,200
CODA/COMMA
€ 6,386,625
MUSE-DOCK GUGGENHEIM HELSINKI
COMPETITION6,386,625
COST ESTIMATE
Faithful + Gould
G30
G3010
EURO/M2
130,895
TOTAL IN US
$
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS
2,121,625
745,250
13,563,000
E10
EQUIPMENT
ESTIMATE
SUMMARY
E1010
Commercial Equipment
E20
E2010
M2
350 Square Meters
C
28D40
Aug 14 FIRE PROTECTION
D4010
Fire Protection System
12,165
TOTALS IN
EURO
12.00%
TOTAL DIRECT COST + DESIGN CONTINGENCY
€ 486,600
12,165
TOTALS IN
EURO € 0
M240.00
EURO/M2
€ 6,689,800
549.92
€ 1,000,000
82.20
$
648,800
130,895
SF 4.96
TOTAL IN US
$
$
$
$
8,919,733
VISITOR SERVICES
LOBBIES, CIRCULATION, RESTROOMS, ETC.
68.14
MULTI-PURPOSE ZONE
2 of 10
1,333,333
10.19
RETAIL
€ 114,926,000
€ 9,447
$ 153,234,667
€ 13,791,120
€ 1,134
$ 18,388,160
€ 128,717,120
€ 10,581
$ 171,622,827
$
$
1,311
General Conditions, Overhead and
Profit
15.00%
€ 19,307,568
€ 1,587
$ 25,743,424
196.67
Z2015
Tax (Not included)
0.00%
€0
€0
$
-
-
Z2020
Construction Contingency (w/owner)
0.00%
€0
€0
$
-
-
Z2030
Escalation (Not included, 2014 Cost)
0.00%
€0
€0
$
-
-
€ 148,024,688
€ 12,168
$ 197,366,251
COLLECTIONS STORAGE AND MANAGEMENT
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS
1,171
140.48
Z2010
TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST
PROGRAMS AND EVENTS
US$/SF
$
STUDY MODELS SHOW PRIMARY CONCEPT OF
BOAT INSERTION, PULLING IN LOCAL SCAPES,
LIFTING UP, AND PUNCTURING.
1,508
AVERAGE 570 mm RAINFALL/YEAR
AVE TEMP: 23°....-4°
DAYLIGHT HRS: 9:48- 0:34 (4383 HRS)
% SUNNY: 42% (1802 HRS)
PROGRAM DIAGRAM
ROOF:
50% PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS L
20% ATRIUM
30% PUBLIC SPACE
MAX. SUMMER NOON SUN 53.3°
PHOTOVOLTAIC CELLS LAID AT 60°
(PERPENDICULAR TO EQUINOX NOON)
REVERSE ANGLE OF SAW-TOOTH ROOF GLAZED
FOR DIFFUSE NORTHERN LIGHT IN GALLERIES
GALLERIES MECHANICALLY VENTILATED AND LIT BY
DIFFUSE NATURAL LIGHT AND/OR HIGH EFFICIENCY
LED ELECTRIC LIGHTING
ATRIUM ALLOWS DAYLIGHT AND NATURAL
VENTILATION IN LOBBY AND BALCONY AREAS
MAX. EQUINOX NOON SUN 30°
Faithful + Gould
Summary
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AIR INTAKE FROM REAR UNDERSIDE
VIEWING
DECK
SUPER INSULATED FACADE RETAINS HEAT
PRECISE AND LIMITED FENESTRATION MADE WITH
HIGH PERFORMANCE DOUBLE SKIN GLAZING
SUNNY DAY VIEW, LOOKING NORTH
MAX. WINTER NOON SUN 6.5°
CELEBRATE THE LOW ANGLE:
WINTER SUN PENETRATES PUBLIC RAMP
Structure
Referencing the native birch tree, the steel structure is an irregular triangulated frame supported by an array of narrow steel columns. Large perceived cantilevers are made possible by distributing loads over a
dense forest of steel columns. Beam depths and column size vary with span, making an extremely efficient structural web.
Materiality
Drawing upon the darkness of the night sky and the ocean, the underside of the museum is a vast field of
dark polished steel. The column forest and users are reflected in the surface creating a spectacle of spatial
inversion. Columns are wrapped in a perforated steel sheet reminiscent of the unique bark pattern of the
birch tree, during daylight hours this treatment reads as a simple perforation, while in dark an LED array
pours light out through the apertures transforming a dark underbelly into a glowing and sensual space.
The darkness of the reflective steel underside is continued in the façade through the use of shou-sugiban
cedar. This charred wood skin takes advantage of the availability of quality local wood while applying an
environmentally responsible treatment that extends the life of the material in a harsh maritime setting.
In contrast to the exterior, the atrium is clad in local birch, which warmly reflects daylight from the skylight.
OCEAN WATER HEAT EXCHANGE:
REDUCES ENERGY USE FOR COOLING
PUBLIC RAMP
RAINWATER COLLECTION PONDS
FOR USE IN WCS
PERSONALIZED HEATING AND THERMAL CONTROLS
IN OFFICES AND STAFFA REAS
MUSEUM TYPOLOGY STANDARD ESTIMATED ENERGY NEED/m2: 250-500kWh/m2/year.
ESTIMATED ENERGY NEED/m2 GIVEN REDUCTIONS DUE TO HEAT EXCHANGER, SUPER INSULATION,
DOUBLE SKIN GLAZING, ATRIUM, DISPLACEMENT VENTILATION, HEAT RECOVERY,
OPTIMIZED CURATORIAL STANDARDS AND ADVANCED CONTROL3: 150-200kWh/m2/year.
ESTIMATED ENERGY NEED FOR12,000m2 : 1,800-2,400MWh/year
INCIDENT SOLAR RADIATION HELSINKI: 1,000kWh/m2/year
PV COLLECTIBLE ENERGY: 126kWh/m2/year of available roof area.
(assumimg a PV efficiency of 18% and a factor of .7 to account for access and framing).
PV INSTALLED AREA: 3,000m2
ELECTRICAL ENERGY PRODUCED : 378,000kWh/year of electrical energy production from PVs.
% OF BUILDING’S ANNUAL ENERGY NEEDS FROM PVS:16-21%
ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGY PREPARED IN CONSULTATION WITH (ANONYMOUS) CONSULTANTS