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Table of Contents Project group
Decription of the site
Location
Current situation
Land owner of the site
SWOT analysis
YANG JINGXI DUAN MEIJIE LONG TENG Melika Baniasadi
Project vision China China China Spain/Iran
Business circularity
Material source
Stakeholders
Stakeholder circle
Gap analysis
Space quality Zuzanna Sazonow Anna Maria Chwaszczewska Dobrochna Anna Klimczak
Poland Poland Poland
Design of space
Area of the project
Land usage dr Guillermo Aranda-Mena
Mexico
Space Visualization Heritage Management - Economical Appraisal
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Location of the project
The site chosen for the ORBIT-INNOVA project is located in the city
of Poznan and belongs to the ZNTK Nieruchomosci
(which states for Rolling Stock Repair Plant Real Estate).
It used to be the place of rolling stock repair site,
but now the buildings are abandoned and in bad condition.
In 2009 the place was full of life with 400 people working there,
but soon the strikes began and the company went bankrupt.
In the spring of 2014 it was planned to announce an architectural
and urban competition for the development of the land.
Eventually, it was put up for sale, but it did not change its owner.
The part of the site that our company intends to buy consists
of 9 buildings. Three of them with no historic value
wil be demolished, while the rest wil be renewed.
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The site - Current situation
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Land owner of the site
Private
City of Poznan
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SWOT Analysis
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Orbit-Innova is to educate and develop the
Project vision
culture while using recycled materials
such as raw materials obtained from the site
and reusable materials from the companies,
turning hem into furniture and using leftovers
to create pieces of art.
All of the outcome products are made in a way
that they could be redone and reconstructed
over and over again, creating a cicularity
of production.
The furniture made is inspired by manmade
natural disasters that are an outcome
of globalwarming.
lack of visitors
MATERIALS
From the site - metal, glass, bricks, steel
From private doners (everyone can donate
their old furniture)
Waste from big furniture companies
and factories
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Business circularity
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Pool Finance Sp. z o.o. Material source
purchase of steel and iron scrap
prchase of color materials
demolition of steel structures
bateries
wastepaper collection point -> purchase
WAWA - STAL Sp.j. Damian Wawrzyniak, Ludmila Wawrzyniak
purchase of scrap steel -> sale, purchase
KOLOR - METAL Skup metali Tadeusz Pacyna
industru and production/recyclabe materials
Hojan Renata Skup Butelek
bottle point collection
Stena Sp. z o.o. Zaklad Zlotomet Punkt Skupu Makulatury
wastepaper point collection
ZGO - BET Daniel Zgoda
construction waste
bottle point collection
styrofoam waste
LUPO Plast
plastic waste
WTORPLAST - RECYKLING
wastepaper point collection
floor coverings
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The stakeholders circle Stakeholder circle
1 Processing plants
2 Government
3 Architects
4 Owner
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5 Eco-companies 3
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6 Society
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7 Private inverstors
8 Art University of Poznan 1 6
9 Design studio
10 Environmental organizations
11 Furniture companies
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The graph mainly shows at which stage these stakeholders will affect
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our project. From the outside to the inside is the project from the beginning
to the completion stage. For example, we can see that the University of Art
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is only involved in the later stages. However, relatively speaking, society
is paying attention to this project from the very beginning, and will always
influence the design and use of this project. The government will only
influence the project at the initial stage.
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Stakeholder circle
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We analyse the level of interest of those stakeholders in several different aspects, including Gap analysis
environment, education, art, social influence, profit, product usage and employment.
We show them in 2 separated diagrams, and they are divided according to inner and outer
stakeholders circles, which we provided above. For the furniture company we analyzed them
separately.
According to the diagram, we can see the difference and also commonalities among those
stakeholders. There are some interesting thing to speak about.
For example, we can see from the first diagram (inner circle) that all the stakeholders are
interested in protecting the environment, and the level is above medium. Social impact is also
a value that everyone is very interested in, but furniture companies seem less interested,
relatively speaking. Significant differences have arisen in the use of the product – both Primary stakeholders
the design associations and the furniture companies are very interested in it, but the other
stakeholders are obviously not very interested.
For the outer-stakeholders, they are all concerned about social influences, as most of them
are public organizations, while they are not very interested in product use and art, generally
speaking. In terms of environment and sustainability, everyone is also interested in it, besides
PKP and property owners, they are more interested in profits. Conversely, environmental
organizations are most interested in the environment and sustainability, and they are not
very interested in product use, art and profits. The government is similar to environmental
organizations. The difference is that the government also cares about profits, employment
and education, unlike environmental organizations. Secondary stakeholders
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Gap analysis of furniture companies
IKEA, https://www.ikea.com/us/en/
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Gap analysis of furniture companies
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Design of space
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Area of the project
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land Usage
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Design of space
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Space Visualization - Exterior space
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Space Visualization - Exterior space
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Space Visualization - Workshop
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Space Visualization - Exhibition space
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Space Visualization - Office
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Space Visualization - Office box
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