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ANALYSISNICO LOPEZ OIL REFINERY
HAVANA, CUBA
INTERNATIONAL DESIGN EXCHANGE: INDEX STUDIO 2016
Regla
Casa Blanca
Ferry to Old Havana
Ferry to Regla
Distrito del Centro
Puento Nico Lopez
Distrito del Arte
Distrito del Mercado
Garanja Urbana
El Bosque
Paseo del Union
Via Mercado
La A
venid
a de
la R
efine
ria
Via Triangulo
Calle de la Bahia
Paseo Alonzo
Via
Verd
e
Centro de Agua
500’ 1,500’0’
size comparison
Cuba
Havana
Nico Lopez Refinery
Ohio
Cleveland
First Energy Coverage
Overall: 42,803 sq milesCoastline: 2,017 miles
Population: 11.38 mil
Overall: 44,825 sq milesCoastline: 293 miles
Population: 11.61 mil
Overall: 281.2 sq miles
Population: 2.12 mil
Overall: 82.47 sq miles
Population: 289,521
Overall: 500 acres Overall: 100 acres
employment
1. Agriculture2. Industry3. Services
neighborhood map
transit map
asset map
vicinity map
old havana
regala
nico lopezoil refinery
power plant
Vicinity Mapview across bay
regalanico lopez oil refinery powerplant
1980
20161915
1960’s
1957
Belot Refinery (New Jersey Standard Oil)
Shell Oil
International Oil Companies Nationalized
First Energy Coal Plant Approved for Demolition
Nico Lopez Oil Refinery
history
Belot (Esso)+ Shell =
Ñico Lopez
buildings on site
tanks on site
density
Large
Medium
Small
tanks by size
re-purposed tanks
tank options
solar
re-purposed aluminum cans glass solar tiles eTree charging station
as shading mechanism
as “forest” as tunnel
hydrowind
ARCHITECTURAL FORM
water
photo by: Caitlyn Scoville
streets branching from plazas
photo by: Megan Mitchell
narrow streets
photo by: Megan Mitchell
streets become public space
photo by: Megan Mitchell
termination/focal points
photo by: Megan Mitchell
tree presence
photo by: Megan Mitchell
frame the sky
old havana regla
photo by: Megan Mitchell
continuous plaza facades
photo by: Megan Mitchell
chamfered corners, loggias, corner parks
photo by: Megan Mitchell
pocket of light
photo by: Megan Mitchellphoto by: Megan Mitchell
pocket of light
Cuban American
Sunshine
photo by: Morgan Gundlach
BRAINSTORM SESSION
-Buildings centered around an inner courtyard
- Wrought iron important to culture Stained glass
- Beacons at nodes of alley
- In Old Havana the streets are narrow (sidewalks 4’ street 20’)
- Layers of architecture: Colonial, Soviet, Modern
- Community spaces all throughout the city
- Need to reduce urban heat island effect
architectural form
photo by: Sam Friesema
-Bike represent a negative point in their history, so not prominent form of transport
- Ferry across the Bay : $0.05
-Destination of ferry is from Old Havana to Regla or Casablanca
- In Old Havana, there are minimal cars and more walkable
- The water near the break-wall often hits pedestrians or cars
- Many Cubans walk in the street, due to narrow width of the sidewalks effect
mobility
photo by: Lizz Weiss
- Tourism plays an important role in the economy of Havana
-The seawall that becomes the world’s greatest bench
-One of the most polluted Bays in the world
- Redeveloped pocket parks all across the city from dump sites into planted, clean sites
other facts
photo by: Lizz Weiss
THE APPROACH
- remediate site
- improve water quality
- preserve heritage
Nourish (0-20 years)
- public space and parks
- build community and identity
- culture
- educate
Establish(20-40 years)
- resilient waterfront
- resilient waterfront
-expand development
- establish new traditions
Strengthen(40-60 years)
- adaptive
- continue development
Thrive(60-80 years)