New York State Climbing Center
Eileen Dong + Arianna Speleotes
Our project consists of two phases, a deconstruction of two existing sites and then a reconstruction of a new site using the deconstructed materials. Our deconstructed sites are the New York State Pavilion and the 1825 Cellblock at Sing Sing Prison. We’ve chosen to construct our new project on the site of the New York State Pavilion using marble stones taken from Sing Sing Prison. Given Sing Sing’s infamous history of constraint and confinement, we wanted to create something that promoted the opposite, freedom and movement. Hence why our proposal is the New York State Climbing Center.
DECONSTRUCTION
New York State Pavilion
Sing Sing Prison 1825 Cellblock
New York State Pavilion Deconstruction Process
New York State Pavilion Deconstruction Diagram
Sing Sing 1825 Cellblock Deconstruction Process
Sing Sing 1825 Cellblock Deconstruction Diagram
Treemap, Sing Sing Prison (1825 Cellblock) and New York State Pavilion
Sankey Diagram, Sing Sing Prison (1825 Cellblock) and New York State Pavilion
Breakdown usage of existing materials into three sub-categories. Structure (blue), measured stone (orange), and architectural features (red)
Material deconstruction process, from left to right: material, deconstruction unit, and labor/resource required
RECONSTRUCTION
Site Map
Treemap, New York State Climbing Center
Material Usage Diagram
Assembly Sequence Diagram
Sankey Diagram, New York State Climbing Center
Breakdown of each material and their specific amounts that have not been reused (red) and those that have been reused (blue)
Material deconstruction to reconstruction process
Ground Floor Plan
Exterior Render
Aerial Render
Interior Render
Entrance Render
