As the cooking part progresses, the concrete shell intended for the eating act is hesitantly abandoned for an adapted form similar to the cooking. This is mainly due to the unification of both parts as a project, thus joining the two acts of eating and cooking together with a ramp.
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Cooking remains partially submerged while eating on ground level. How would the rectangular form of both space interact with each other while still remaining specific to each purpose?
The monolithic form of the cooking act is emphasized with non-structural tall columns with halo of light penetrating from above, later removed due to convenient of movement.
A proper entrance is created solely by replacing the emergency staircases with a larger exterior ramp/staircase; thus the back of the building is turned into the front.
Cooking
Rooftop glazing is determined through the function and privacy of rooms below.
Sefaira analysis of annual overlit/underlit performed on different configurations of glazing and shading further develops the design of the cooking act.
Sections of the cooking act based on the precedent of Sancaklar Mosque by Emre Arolat Architects in Turkey (2011-2013). Note the heavy mass of concrete against the ground.
Cooking & Eating
Even on plan, eating appears lighter than cooking with more vertical wall glazing and without room division despite bearing similar form and length. Both are still connected with a ramp.
Arrangement of furniture adapted by eating from the cooking hall
