A comprehensive team design integrating public programme, circulation, structure, accessibility and technical resolution.
Multiple entry points and an ADA-compliant ramp shape the building’s programme distribution and spatial volumes, creating a clear relationship between public, community and campus uses.
The structural plans and long section track how the building’s spatial organisation is resolved through floor plates, foundations and the major circulation sequence.
Wall, roof, ramp and vitrine details extend the architectural idea into coordinated assemblies and accessible transitions.
Harlem Beacon demonstrates the importance of carrying architectural intent into the systems, details and documentation that make a project coherent.