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FORT MASON | WATER CLEANING INTERFACE | 2015 2016 | | PROJECT_ 01 | RE INDUSTRIALIZING | LOCATION | SAN FRANCISCO CA | FINAL THESIS Ocean Water Analysis Ocean Environmental Awareness Carbon Dioxide [CO2] from the atmosphere is absorbed by the ocean. Sources of Marine Pollution Diagram Decomposition of Marine Debris Diagram Special places are COASTAL and MARINE areas that are culturally significant for a variety of reasons. Designating a place to be a landmark, monument, and/or Marine Protected Area can help ensure its existence, provide valuable ecosystem services and preserve cultural heritage and identity. Dissolved Carbon Dioxide Water Carbonic Acid Carbon Dioxide reacts with seawater [H20] to form carbonic acid [H2CO3] seater PH is lowered. Trash Sources on Land Ocean Vessels Water Run Off Pathogens Municipal Sewage Sewage from Ships Livestock and Animal Waste, Sewage Discharged into Coastal Waters Chemicals Oil Toxic Spills Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPS) Nutrients Municipal Sewage Agricultural Fertilizers Livestock & Animal Waste Storm-water Drainage, Aquaculture 1-5Years Wool Socks Average Human Life Expectancy 200Years Aluminum Cans 2-4Weeks Paper Towels 1-20Years Plastic Grocery Bags Aesthetic Recreational Historical Spiritual Carbonate Ions Hydrogen Ions Bicarbonate Ions Hydrogen ions [H] re;eased by carbonic acid in to carbonate [CO32] to form carbonate [HCo6]Carbonate concentrations are decreases making is difficult for calcifiber species to form calcium carbonate. 450Years Plastic Bottles Natural Cleaning Machines 600Years Fishing Line Ocean Environmental Awareness Marsh Border High Marsh Low Marsh Tidal Flat Costal Salt Marsh Food Cycle Flooding and Pollution Coastal Habitats Protect Against Types of Cleaning Plants Marshes Sub tidal Soft-Bottom Algae Flooded periodically by monthly high-tides and storms Flooded twice a day during high-tides CO2 to grow by photosynthesis. Marsh trees use sunlight and salt Plants absorb chemicals allowing animals to survive. Sea grass Beds Open Ocean Tide Pool Salt Panne Channel / Mud Flats Marsh Border 58 | Species High Marsh Species Low Marsh Species Tidal Species
FORT MASON | WATER CLEANING INTERFACE | 2015 2016 | | PROJECT_ 01 | RE INDUSTRIALIZING | LOCATION | SAN FRANCISCO CA | FINAL THESIS Water Filtration Treatment Facility By Steven Holl Water Filtration Facility Precedent Study The overall design of the park is comprised of six sectors, analogs of the six processes of water treatment in the new underground facility below. The park’s “micro to macro” reinterpretation results in the unexpected, challenging conventional material spatial configuration. In a field of wild mosses which corresponds to the zonation bubbling, there are “bubble” skylight lenses which bring light to the plant loft below. In the zone corresponding to rapid mixing and high turbulence, agitated grass mounds are penetrated by little streams. Hints of the plant below rise up in stainless steel “slices.” The administration building is formed as a stainless steel sliver rising like liquid from below. This building orients the public education entrance and is flanked by access ways on both sides. ¨stevenholl.com The overall design of the park is comprised of three strategies. The first strategy proposes a development of green infrastructure: water cleaning system, reclamation of the polluted water bed and bio-fuel production. The second part of the strategy aims to convert Kyiv islands into the center of the Research educational network of the Dnieper’s river ecological corridor. Third part is focused on redevelopment and densification of the already existing parts of site aiming to bring a new high quality of public and cultural environment to the context. collecting research center waste water collection rain water gardens chlorophyll garden wave meadow micro % macro turbulence lawn administration bubbling filter canopies marsh wetland marsh community cleaning waste water cleaning water works ground water river water screening rapid mixing flocculation water treatment plant filtration backwash water zonation stevenholl.com collecting cleaning recreating stevenholl.com 60 |
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