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#Gazagram : Redevelopment & Innovation In The Finite City

Part 2 Project 2016
Andreas Christodoulou
 University of Westminster | UK
The Finite City Strategy attempts to work within difficult contextual constraints, capitalizing on local knowledge, recycled materials and infinite digital resources. Through virtual and physical stitching, the Finite City Strategy offers a platform to rebuild Gaza and its community. While re-purposing building material from the ruins, the project proposes a series of community incubators operated by locals to rebuild their homes, inverting pockets of destruction into moments of opportunity.



Andreas Christodoulou
Tutor(s)
2016
1 (1/2) Conceptual isometric running across the Gaza city. This series of images and final city scape have been created to show how the sociopolitical issues of Gaza can be read from above. I the idea was to compact all of the master planning issues I co
2 (2/2) the images take you through each condition within Gaza, from the wall and the rough scrubby farmland, through heavily destroyed suburbs, patches of destruction in Gaza city and finally to the sea, often referred to as the fourth wall due to restri
3 Physical model 1:200, 1400mm x 800mm
4 Physical model 1:200, 1400mm x 800mm
5 Birds eye view showing the centre functioning as a local venue.
6 Early conceptual study exploring the idea of a series of interventions where digital fabric fills the voids of the physical.
7 Diagrammatic analysis of ground level covered market space.
8 One of a series of opportunity maps/diagrams using UNITAR/UNOSAT data to analyse damage within the Gaza strip. Hinting at the possible retrofit of much needed public space.
9 Conceptual schematics of waste collection points throughout the city.
10 1:20 bay study models, part of a demonstration kit showing how the Gazagram app uses the walls of the new centres for AR Augmented Reality Projection.
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