Lake Belt Learning Facility
Concept collage_Andrés Pineda
Circulation network derived from regional transportation infrastructure_Andrés Pineda
Power Generation Area_Andrés Pineda
Industrial Artifacts_Andrés Pineda
Interpretive Displays_Andrés Pineda
Site sections_Andrés Pineda
Interpretive Displays_Andrés Pineda
Site plan_Carolina Jaimes
Site plan detail_Carolina Jaimes
Sections through quarry edges_Carolina Jaimes
Regional Context_Carolina Jaimes
Concept models and diagrams_Carolina Jaimes
Perspective_Carolina Jaimes
Site plan evolution over 100 years_Devin Cejas
Perspective of recreational zones_Devin Cejas
Outdoor exhibits_Devin Cejas
Concept model_Luis Jimenez
Typical sections_Luis Jimenez
Perspectives of Agricultural and Industrial sites_Luis Jiménez
Regional plans_Luis Jiménez
Conceptual investigation involving the study of filtration through rock_Luis Jiménez
Site plan diagrams_Séfora Chavarria
Section through elevated walkway_Séfora Chavarria
Section through lake ege_Séfora Chavarria
Section through lake ege_Séfora Chavarria
Perpsective1_Andres Pineda
Perspective_Séfora Chavarria
Perspective through concrete culvet_Séfora Chavarria
PerspectiveSection_Séfora Chavarria
Perspective_Séfora Chavarria
Exploded Axon and perspective_Séfora Chavarria
Lake Belt Learning Facility
The Lake Belt Learning Facility studio focused on a 35-acre site at the edge of a limestone quarry in Miami-Dade County. The program called for a center that would provide opportunities to learn about the wildlife and vegetation of this area west of Miami, the activi¬ties of the adjacent limestone quarries, and the
associated mitigation efforts. Through a manipulation of the land¬scape, the project will convey the unique qualities of a site surrounded by diverse land uses that include industry, agriculture, and residential development in an area adjacent to the Everglades.
