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OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018 OISE LOBBY RENOVATION University of Toronto
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
OISELOBBY RENOVATION
University of Toronto
Project scope
OISE Space Re-Imagination
Core Principles
1. Reflects the values and mission of OISE2. Reflects and facilitates the current and future academic and community needs3. Contributes positively to the faculty, student and staff experience at OISE4. Facilitates community building5. Incorporates indigenous land acknowledgement and design elements6. Designed for accessibility and sustainability7. Creates a safe and secure environment for the community8. Incorporates technology for innovation and collaboration9. Increases efficiency and effectiveness of space usage10. Enhances wayfinding and identity branding
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
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OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
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Floor Plan
Accessibility
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Concept view of entrance arcade looking north towards new vestibule entranceExisting ramp conditions
Upgrading the west ramp for improved accessibilityOISE Lobby Renovation
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Replacing the revolving door with a new vestibule
Concept view of new entrance vestibule
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Living Wall
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Living Wall PrecedentsExample living wall system, Sifton Head Office, London, ON
Example living wall system, Sheridan College, MIssissauga, ON
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Living Wall - Technology
Filtered air is circulated using onboard fans
Vertical Hydroponic Plant Wall
Filtered air
Fans draw dirty air through plants and into the growth material where microbes ‘eat’ the pollutants as a food source
Catch Basin Pump
Vertical Hydroponic Plant Wall
Fan draws dirty air through plants and into the growth material where microbes ‘eat’ the pollutants as a food source.
Filtered air is drawn into the building’s air circulation system or circulated using onboard fans.
Dirty Air
Synthetic Growth Material
Catch Basin Pump
Filtered Air
Watch our Science video.
Concept view of OISE lobby looking south towards library
Indigenous Design Elements
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Wampum Graphics
Dish with one spoon Wampum belt
Concept view of OISE lobby looking east towards elevator lobby
Wampum belts function as visual memory keepers which represent shared values and agreements between two or more parties. The “Dish with one spoon” Wampum originates
from a treaty between the Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee Peoples. The phrase is used to refer to the stewardship of shared territories and hunting grounds (“the dish”) and the
collective responsibility to ensure there is always enough game and fish to eat for all.
Note: Artwork on Arcade Soffit from Alex Janvier is used here for inspiration only. Alternatively, collaboration with current local indigenous artists could occur in order to produce an appropriate graphic for this location.
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Arcade Underside Graphics Inspired By an Indigenous Artist
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
New Vestibule Replacing Existing Revolving Door
Furniture
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
FurnitureFurniture concept, Steelcase
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Furniture
Lobby furniture concept Arper Pix ottoman
Furniture concept, Keilhauer
Lighting
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Interior Lighting
Acoustic pendant lights
Adjustable track lighting
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Exterior Lighting
Existing facade condition
Arcade lighting concept
Facade lighting concept, Masao Yahagi Architects
Facade lighting concept, Frank Lloyd Wright
Wayfinding
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Digital Touch Screen Directory
Main elevator lobby/mezzanine above
Directory/branding wall
Cafe lounge
Cafe
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Integrated digital wayfinding concept
Materials
OISE Lobby Renovation November 2018
Materials (Durable and Resilient Finishes)
Wood Veneer Porcelain Tile
Stainless Steel
Coated metalsFelt
Solid Surfaces
