Programatic scenario vignette for ACCFB.
This vignettes idea is to encourage social interaction between various type of space users so that ACCFB will have stronger relationship within the facility, and further out to Alameda community.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
Monday, February 14, 2011
Storage System Design (Cont'd)
Social-AID event equipment storage system for Alameda County Community Food Bank
This storage system design functions as event equipment storage and event booth. This design's intention is to provide temporary space to encourage social engagement in the community through ACCFB's events such as nutritional class, cooking class, or lunch serving programs as well as storage for event equipments.
The top compartment stores light equipments such as disposable utensils and plates, the middle compartment has folding chair racks, and the bottom one's for folding tables. One of the features is the adjustable shelving using the idea of pin art toy. Because the pins can be pushed in exact shape of the object, it can be adjustable as what object's being stored temporarily. It also acts as interactive toy to encourage interaction between users.
The apparatus is simple rectangular shape so that it can be horizontally stacked or aligned along the wall when it's not in use.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Site Visit: ACCFB
Our class visited Alameda County Community Food Bank on February 2, 2011. As we visit the site, we volunteered for sorting and packaging of fresh oranges. We conducted interviews with other volunteers and toured the facility for better understanding of existing conditions of ACCFB and their needs.
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