Bauhaus Master House
Study Approach B
281 NW 25th St
Wynwood, Miami, Florida
2017
Redefining the Bauhaus for the 21st Century
as the showcase of their ideologies and emerging technology.
Fragmentation of program | Continuous Ribbon | Variation of space
The house as city:
Fragmenting program to maximize public engagement. Re-imagining residual urban space as the makeshift site for residence, creation and education.
Wynwood is a mixture of entertainment and public art. One of its most significant places is Wynwood Walls, a combination of enclosed gallery spaces and an outdoor exhibit garden. At the west end of the garden, a gated unused alley leads to the other end of the site.
If the alley – residual space – becomes activated, a continuous interior access from one end to the other end of the block gets created allowing the user to wander within an embedded urban circuit.
A continuous ribbon around the city to activate the residual urban voids.
Program
a. Exhibit
b. Workshop
c. Living
Cut through Exhibit Areas, Working Spaces and Living Module
Cut through Exhibit Areas, Working Spaces and Living Module
Michelle Chedraui 