Han Shu. Ds3. stage 1. individual report.

April, 2020

Design Studio III

CO-LIVING COMMUNITY DESIGN

AQUAVENTURE HAN SHU A1730722

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Def inition What is Co-living?

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Precedent The conceptual diagrammatic analysis of Wayaland.

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Community The community prof ile and residents’ analysis.

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Aquaventure Individual conceptual design.

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Design Analysis The detail and analysis of individual design.

AQUAVENTURE CO-LIVING DESIGN

Aquaventure is a co-living community floating on the sea. It provides Shared housing for like-minded people. Aquaventure is not limited to simply gathering together, but can work together in a common living area, in a Shared workspace, collectively for community building, and even more sustainably for healthy living. Aquaventure is a combined co-living and co-working style community.

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What is Co-living?

DEFINITION

ORIGIN Co-living, which originated in Denmark in the 1960s, is recognized as the origin of the modern Shared community. At that time, families in Denmark felt that their houses and community system could not meet their child care needs. So, in 1967, they created the first modern communal housing project Saettedammen, which brought together about 50 families to form a concept community. As a result, Denmark has also seen the emergence of co-living models that help working mothers or single parents share childcare. More than 5% of Denmark’s population now lives in Shared communities.

Over the past 20 years, Co-living communities have spread around the world and become the trend.

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COMMUNITY

FORM

A community is maintained by some kind of interactive relationship and common culture. A community should include a certain number of people, a certain area, a certain scale of facilities, a certain characteristic of culture, and a certain type of organization. The community is such a «community of social life composed of people with relatively close contacts who live in a certain area».

Co-living is a new form of community that provides Shared housing and Shared services to people who share a common interest. This form of community can come together simply to eat in a common area and discuss appropriate community activities, or it can evolve into Shared work areas and community building. One of the most typical and basic form is that residents have their own houses, kitchens, toilets and other living facilities, and each family has enough privacy. On this basis, the residents in the community also share the kitchen, garden, entertainment facilities, guest rooms and other public facilities. Some communities even provide communal Spaces for residents to work or are self-sufficient in food and energy. Residents move and gather regularly.

BENEFIT • Social networking for young people - expanding your circle of friends at home and providing a gathering place for like-minded people • Food and energy independence - a combination of home and garden can lead to a greener and healthier lifestyle • Provide convenience for the elderly -- a warm feeling of trust and interdependence can be found without leaving the house or at home.

• Increased social benefits - job opportunities for more people, even those who need to be close to work and family • Increased economic benefit - the sharing economy means that every resident will participate in the construction of the community, which will promote the economy of the community and make the community more perfect.

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The conceptual diagrammatic analysis of Wayaland.

PRECEDENT Precedent Name: Wayaland Designer: Pierpaolo Lazzarini (Italy) Design inspiration: Mayan architecture/Pyramid Precedent Status: Currently at the conceptual stage and is planning a crowdfunding campaign.

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INFORMATION

ADVANTAGE

Wayaland is a design idea proposed by Italian designer Pierpaolo Lazzarini, designed to design a city floating on the sea. His inspiration came from the pyramids of ancient Egypt and the ancient Mayan culture. Wayaland is a modular floating building. The entire module is made of glass fiber, carbon fiber, and steel, and is set on a large floating platform. The entire module moves with the motor, including the dock for mooring ships. The power it needs is provided by the array of solar panels on the top of the building, and the turbines that can use the seawater to install are also installed in the submerged part of the building.

Wayaland can achieve basic self-sufficiency. The modular design includes not only living areas but also entertainment areas, that is to say, Wayaland can provide both residential residences and corresponding public facilities, such as hotels, shops, gyms or movie theaters, etc., which can cover almost all types of buildings on the land .

The appearance of Wayaland is a floating pyramid. The largest part of it is 30m high. There are ten floors in the interior. The total area is 6700㎡, Carbon fiber and steel while ensuring quality, also ensure the ornamental and artistic. The principle that Wayaland can move freely and change position flexibly is that the designer builds it on a huge movable floating board with a total area of 3000㎡, so that it can move freely.

http://www.lazzarinidesign.net/WAYA.html

Wayaland’s idea is flexible, which can not only meet the needs of people on land but also allow people to enjoy the convenience of free distribution of buildings. All in all, Wayaland is an ultra-future design. Its concept brings a new community to a shared life, so that co-living is no longer limited to shared living, but expanded to live together, enjoy together, and improve the quality of life together. Wayaland can solve the demand for a certain amount of land. When the world ’s population continues to grow, land resources are very tight. The emergence of Wayaland can meet the needs of some people ’s land.

People can choose to live on the sea or on land. It also has a positive impact on the environment.

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The community prof ile and residents’ analysis.

COMMUNITY RESIDENTS IMFORMATION

COMMUNITY IMFORMATION

This Co-living Community is for 60 adults and 15 children. Total 74 residents.

We will create a Co-living Community floating on the sea. We would like to create a tight community as everyone who would inhabit the community would be out in sea which would isolate the group from other civilizations. This creates a stronger element to force the community to come and live together.

• 10 ocean studies students • 9 professional couples • 2 single parents with 1 child

This community will be divided into public and private areas. Public areas include gardens, public restaurant, docks, gym, swimming pool, playground, observation deck, reception room, and office buildings. Private areas include vegetable gardens, residential buildings, and some basic facilities. Among them, there are three types of houses of different sizes, which are onebedroom of 25 ㎡, two bedrooms of 45 ㎡ and three bedrooms of 60 ㎡.

• 2 single parents with 2 children • 3 families of 2 adults and 1 child • 3 families of 2 adults with 2 children.

TOTAL

GENDER

SINGLE

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THE FAMILY WITHOUT CHILD

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ADULT&CHILD

THE FAMILY WITH ONE CHILD

AGE

THE FAMILY WITH TWO CHILD

RESIDENTIAL IMFORMATION

HOUSES IMFORMATION

• Public area: The public area of the community will

• 25㎡: One-bedroom, suitable for single and couples to live in, affordable housing, with good privacy.

contain all the basic public facilities on land, such as public boat parking and parking spaces, public restaurants, public gyms, and public amusement parks, and reception areas for residents. Public restaurants and docks can provide residents with an economic source and increase employment opportunities, as well as provide jobs for residents who need to work close to their residence.

• 45㎡: Two-bedroom, suitable for families with only one child, with certain privacy and good security performance.

• 60㎡: Three-bedroom, suitable for families with two or more children, with good privacy and good security.

• Private area: There are three residential buildings for 75 residents. There are three types of rooms of different sizes for families with different family conditions.

Private areas also include vegetable gardens to provide residents with self-sufficiency, and gyms and swimming pools allow residents to live healthier lives.

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Individual conceptual design.

AQUAVENTURE LOCATION MAP

SPATIAL BRIEF

25㎡

45㎡

60㎡

SITE PLAN OF AQUAVENTURE

SECTION OF AQUAVENTURE

SENSITIVE

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MOVEMENT OF AQUAVENTURE

The detail and analysis of individual design.

D E S I G N A N A LY S I S INDIVIDUAL AREA FORMATION

OVERALL AREA FORMATION MAP

RENDER OF OUTSIDE VIEW

RENDER OF INSIDE VIEW

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AQUAVENTURE