Collett’s Corner Stage 2 Competition Public Vote
Deep Listening
August 5, 2018Announcing the Winning Proposal for the Collett’s Corner Design Competition
September 13, 2018
PUBLIC VOTE
FOR THE COLLETT'S CORNER WINNING CONCEPT DESIGN
VOTING CLOSES SEPTEMBER 6th 10pm
RESULTS ANNOUNCED SEPTEMBER 14th
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Results Will Be Announced On SEPTEMBER 14thÂ
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Chance Encounters
AHHA
The concept is based on creating places and spaces for chance encounters and interactions with others. This is a place that stimulates conversation and will become a hub for community gathering. Each activity housed in the building interacts with one another through internal courtyards, imbricating activities, laneways and engaging architectural forms: creating a destination not just for the planned activities but also for social gathering.
The Hive
in:flux
The Hive is a city within a town, a microcosm of Lyttelton & its community; a modular & permeable hub of interconnected activity. Lyttelton has a fine grain urban fabric. While the Hive is uniquely large in scale to house the multiple functions & create a civic presence at its prominent location, its volume was carved out & modulated to reflect the grain of London St & allow permeable sun-filled spaces – a contrast to the typically dark introverted buildings. Lyttelton also possesses an atmosphere of ‘organic’ and ‘artistic chaos’, which should not be lost in this development, but rather embraced though an ordered framework that is adaptable & allows the various characters of the town to create & grow.
We Dine Together
Oto Group
Food should be shared. It’s a moment of warmth that brings us together, a common ground that connects us and fosters collaboration and communication. Our concept is to bring together the landscape, people and stories of Lyttelton through food. The concept is for a central dining experience, tying together all the other spaces. As our concept is all about food, each space provides edible landscapes or uses food as a driver for human connections.
About the Collett's Corner Competition
For more details visit this page: https://ohu.nz/portfolio-item/colletts-corner/
The other three votes come from a three person jury:
Andrew Turner - Deputy Mayor and Christchurch City Councillor for the Banks Peninsula and former owner of the Empire Hotel
Tony van Raat - New Zealand Insititute of Architecture Auckland Branch Chair
Camia Young - Founding Partner of Ohu and Project Steward for Collett's Corner.
Public online voting for Concept Idea finalists: July 2nd 8am - July 4th 10pm
Announcement of three finalists: July 6th
Stage 2 Developed Concept: July 9th - August 31st
Public online voting for preferred Develop Concept: Sept 3rd 8am - Sept 6th 10pm
Public presentation by each design team: September 6th from 6-8pm at LAF in Lyttelton
Announcement of wining team: September 14th
03-06 September 2018 – Vote for your preferred design option from the three finalists.
1 Comment
Thanks for sharing the designs for Collett’s Corner.
A wonderful way to engage the community and ensuring the ‘winning’ design embraces the Vibe of Lyttelton while providing a compelling, meaningful and unique space.
Well done.