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M U S I C n the streets DUELING PIANOS Music in the Streets is a multiprogram urban square underneath the Expo Line guide-rail at Surrey Central Station. Our design, inspired by the urge of professionals and pedestrians to perform, consists of two sections - the stage and the stands. The design is styled to fit into the new infrastructure around Surrey Central. That includes Central City Mall, Surrey Library, and the new Surrey City Hall. Thus we designed Music in the Streets with elements of concrete, metal, and exposed wood. The vision behind this space is not only for passers by to stop but also to provide a space where the community can come together on a regular basis to enjoy and experience the diverse cultural and artistic backgrounds of the residents. Such events would include musical concerts, cultural art exhibits, and family friendly performances. Bonds created in such events would add greatly to the value of the surrounding community. Lighting through the use of LED strips and bulbs ensures that the space can continue to be used well into the evening. This also provides a safer environment in the night. C O N C E P T E X P E R I E N C E The shelter is an amalgamation of steel plates and acrylic. Designed to feel weightless two materials have been shortlisted for the roof of the shelter, steel and acrylic/Plexiglas. Further discussions with the contractors and engineers are required for decisions. The remaining structures are to be constructed from wood. Most surfaces will be particleboard or plywood treated with a waterproof coating before additional treatment is applied. Surfaces in white in the images can be coated with chalkboard paint to encourage interaction. The faux concrete surfaces are wood that is either vinyl wrapped or painted. E X E C U T I O N grass wood deck stands stage N the Stands the Stands is a mix use seating and table area serving as audience seating during a musical performance as well as dining space from the food carts and relaxing space in a busy transit intersection. the Stage holds and shelters the dueling pianos and provides space for other performers who wish to join in with the piano performance. It also contains additional seating for those who wish to enjoy the music up close. Bench Seating multi-tiered bench seating caters to both children, who are more comfortable with lower seat height, and adults who are more comfortable on higher seats. Standing Table + Tall Stools provides passers by traveling through the opportunity to stop temporarily to talk encouraging mingling. Normal Table + Stools for longer stays and families to enjoy food from the food truck and music from the musicians at the stage Chalkboard Painted Surfaces seats and table-tops are painted with chalkboard paint to adults and children alike can show off their artistic skills creating an ever changing artistic landscape CANVAS CANOPY a translucent canvas canopy covers the bench seating providing shade from direct sunlight and rain while also creating a barrier shielding audiences listening to music from the noise of the Skytrains passing above. Tree provides refreshing shade during the hot summer sun. 6 1 2 3 4 5 *garbage bins, electrical service box not shown the Stage PIANO & SHELTER PIANO & SHELTER CANOPY SUPPORT CANOPY COVER (approx.) DECK + PARISIAN TABLE SETS THE STANDS THE STAGE *not visible The Dueling Pianos the dueling pianos painted with black chalkboard will provide children and adults alike an never-ending and always changing canvas that can delight the community. Space for Accompaniment space is left for other instrumentalists and musicians to perform along with the pianists. the Shelter Roof the shelter roof, designed to feel lightweight in contrast to the concrete guide-rails above, is a cantilever of either steel plating or acrylic/Plexiglas. the Shelter Walls the shelter walls are constructed of white clad steel plate inspired by the structures in the UBC Buchanan Courtyard (below). view of dueling pianos from audience in the stands view of piano and shelter view from 2nd fl. concourse of Skytrain Station evening view demonstrating potential lighting setup THE TEAM the team consists of Jay Tseng and Joanna Long from the Simon Fraser University School of Interactive Arts and Technology Program JAY TSENG [email protected] JOANNA LONG [email protected] 1 2 3 4 5 6 5.1m 0.6m 0.7m 0.6m 4.9m Bench Seating (Alternate Use) provides a small stage for performances or public art displays 1.7m 2.0m 2.3m
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