Daniel Travieso

Richmond Park for Performance

Environmental Design
2020
Undergraduate Thesis

“Historically the performing arts have uplifted the human spirit, provided space for auto reflection and alternative perspectives. The performing arts promote social discourse, dialogue, and engage in social change. I argue, that these promotions are only applicable to patrons that can afford to consume production and attend conciertos. The commodified performing arts is exclusive and marginalizes community members who cannot afford to consume it. Therefore, the objective of this thesis is to spatially decommodify the performing arts to foster cultural enrichment, equity, civic engagement and innovation. This is demonstrated with the creation of a park for performance.”

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Richmond Park for Performance
Richmond Park for Performance
John Street Entrance
John Street Entrance
Park View on Richmond Stage
Park View on Richmond Stage
Hanlan Chamber
Hanlan Chamber
Richmond Hall
Richmond Hall
Metropolitan Falls Chambre
Metropolitan Falls Chambre
Site Plan
Site Plan
Site
Site
Concept Model
Concept Model
Concept Model
Concept Model
Schematic Design
Schematic Design
Elevations
Elevations
First Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
2nd Floor Plan
2nd Floor Plan
Section 1
Section 1
Section 2
Section 2

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Daniel Travieso

Environmental Design