GLIESE 581
HAEUN HYUN A1770108
CONT
01 02 04 06 FRONT COVER
CONTENTS
CO-LIVING RESEARCH
PRECEDENT STUDY
14 16 1 CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
SITE SELECTION AND ANALYSIS
F
TENTS
08 10 12 SOCIAL MIX
SURVEY RESULTS
SPATIAL ANALYSIS / REQUIREMENTS
18 19 20 22
FINAL DESIGN BRIEF
DESIGN APPROACH
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DETAILS
BACK COVER
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CO-LIVING RESEARCH Co-living is a modern form of shared housing with smaller private spaces in exchange for lower rents, more convenience, larger shared spaces, and a sense of community. To be truly knowledgeable of co-living, some of the aspects of the practice that needs to be understood, are the implications of the individual, the environment, economy, and the fundamental of co-living. The people who tends to co-live are the ones who have moved out of home or who has everything upon themselves, meaning that they have all the responsibility. The beneficial aspects of co-living are, that it cuts down urban sprawl, forms new community, cures urban loneliness, has cheaper price, and the carpool. On the other hand, there are some challenges people go through in co-living, which are the lack of privacy, thefts, lack of autonomy, and conflicting lifestyles in the community, such as habits, messiness, waking hours and poor hygiene. These challenges lead on to some design issues for future co-living spaces. The 3 main aspects are the liveability, sustainability, and the affordability. Overall, co-living gives people the new centres of social and economic activities, allows for ones to learn new skill from communal programs, and enables the nomadic life.
FUJIAN TULOU
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Fujian Tulou was bui Tulou, meaning a fam The interior space of form of the Fujian Tu of windows and door build as it was an ide allows more econom there are no corner ro socialize and can be mon living room and second and third floo to worship the ances different cultures and
ilt during the 13th and 20th centuries in the mountainous area in Fujian Province, China. It is the best-preserved example of mily cohesion centre where generations live together and this symbolizes the unity and protection for the community. Fujian Tulou is arranged very well, with beautiful exterior surfaces. This meets the physical needs within the community. The ulou buildings consists with large square or circular, but has equal sizes of rooms, the same material, decoration, same style rs to promote equality within the occupants. There are several advantages of the circular form of Tulou. Firstly, it was easier to entical cross-section form and there was no need for complex roof and wall corner constructions. Secondly, the circular form mic use of material. For this, it meets the sustainability needs. Finally, the circular tulou has more uniform room division. As ooms, there is no worry for ventilation. The rooms are connected inside with doors, so it can be open for people to gather and closed when some privacy is needed. Each of the buildings usually consist of three to four floors. The first floor has the comd kitchen. This allows people in the community gather and talk, cook and wash clothes together, all in the same floor level. The ors are where the private bedrooms and storage areas are. The fourth floor has a family ancestral hall, which is usually used stors. As Fujian Tulou was built to allow large families to reunite and share, the building is composed of different people with d ideas. Everyone helps each other out, encourage and support to live together.
ONE SHARED HOUSE 2 How many following would you want in your co-living community? Couples, single men, single women, single moms, teenagers
What should your fellow house-members be like? Similar to me
How do you prefer the spaces in the house to be utilized? Set private spaces and communal spaces with clear boundaries of use
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Which of these industries do you think would organize the best co-living community? Architecture
Should the people behind your community have colived themselves? Yes
Would you p service layer t house rela
Ye
What do you think will be the biggest pro of living with others?
What do you think will be the biggest con of living with others?
Splitting costs and getting more value
Lack of privacy, other people’s mess
Should the house come furnished?
When you are not home, are others allowed to use your private room?
If healthy foo livered for fre want a priva
My private room is off-limits
No, I’d use th kitchen so I’d flexible pri
Only the common area should come furnished, and I’ll furnish my private space
Who owns yo nit
Members p manag
2030 SURVEY RESULTS
pay extra for a to manage all ated items?
Which of these items are you comfortable sharing in your home, long-term?
What is the right amount of people for your community?
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Common room, self- sustainable garden, internet, kitchen
10-25
Pay based on the amount of energy used per person
our commuty?
What are some of the most important qualities in a house-member?
Someone never cleans up after themselves, how do you solve it?
There’s a free space in the house, who should choose the new hous-member?
Cleanliness, honest, healthy, comsiderate
Leave a note
The current gorup votes
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If your community has a self-driving car, where would you prefer to live?
Do you want to live in a community that has locations all over the world?
Are you okay with pets in the house?
he communal d have more ivate space
City
Yes, I want to be a nomad
pay rent to gement
How do you want to negotiate energy use?
No pets in the house
SOCIAL MIX 10
YOUNG SINGLE
Y
Young people, of any gender, who would want to split costs within the household. Not financially stabilized for they’re own house.
Y m m c
SINGLE ELDERLY Elderly people, of any gender, who feels lonely in life and wants to stay active and feel the energy from people within the community.
FAMILES OF 5 A large group of family members interested in having a joyful community life.
YOUNG COUPLE
ELDERLY COUPLE
Young couples who want to create fun memories in the community. Young married couples who are not yet financially stabilized.
Elderly couples who wants to feel like they are going back into their honeymoon and meeting new people within the community.
FAMILES OF 3
FAMILES OF 4
A small family of 3 members that would love to be part of the big community.
A family with 4 members that could be mixed with ages 5-80.
NO PETS No pets are allowed in the community, as people might have animal fur allergies or dislike animals in general.
SPATIAL ANALYSIS / REQUIREMENTS COMMUNAL: As there are many communal facilities needed in the community, the communal areas take up the biggest areas of the building. All communal areas are placed on the ground floor, to set clear boundaries of private and communal space. SEMI-PRIVATE: The semi-private spaces takes up the least amount of space, as there are facilities mainly provided for the single elderly, young people. It is also efficient in circulation. People who have their private areas on up stairs, can use these semi-private areas that are on the ground floor. PRIVATE: The private areas for the elderly people are on the ground floor, as they might have difficulties walking up and down. The private areas for 4-5 people are also on the ground floor, as there are many people. The rest of the private areas are all on the first floor. The first floor would be reasonably more quite than the ground floor, as there are no communal space.
COMMUNAL SUPPORT FACILITIES:
Communal transport
Garden
Childcare
FACILITIES FOR SINGLE ELDERLY AND YOUNG PEOPLE:
Living area / Kitchen 12
Toilet / Bathroom
Laundry
Study area
PRIVACY AND PUBLICITY Provides a sense of privacy by having individual 2. dwellings for each generational family. However with the removal of boundaries, we aren’t isolating the families from each-other. From the possible removal of fencing, creating communal spaces and the sharing of different facilities, the people of our community will be able to enjoy the sense of togetherness.
OWNERSHIP AND SHARING Residents in our community have the ownership depending on the rent they pay and members sharing the equal ownership of the house, and each member would pay extra for all the stuff that are shared such as, microwaves and washing machines.
TOGETHERNESS AND SENSE OF COMMUNITY
SOCIAL PROGRAMS
For togetherness and the sense of community in our community, we can have social programs that will allow everyone to gather and socialise. There can be a seperate building that includes common rooms, study rooms, entertainment rooms and etc, for people to do activities together.
For entertainment, the community can have programs such as, yoga, going on a trip, having a party, cooking classes, and more. Any programs that uses the kitchen, garden, living area, study area, childcare room are all welcome.
FEASIBILITY AND SOURCES OF FUNDING
SHARED RESPONSIBILITIES
Funding provided by the community, each individual home is owned by the families, whilst the communal facilities owned by the community as a whole.
People living in our community share the responsibility of cleaning the public areas, such as the study areas and the laundry rooms. People can take turns on cooking weekly special meals. They can open up a piece of their own land and farming together. Internet can be shared within the community, and take turns on service check-ups monthly.
CONCEPTU
PUBLIC SPACE
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PRIVATE SPACE
UAL DESIGN COMMUNAL AREA SEMI-PRIVATE SPACE SINGLE ROOM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE ROOM FOR 2-3 YOUNG PEOPLE SINGLE ROOM FOR ELDERLY ROOM FOR 2-3 ELDERLY ROOM FOR 4-5 PEOPLE
CIRCULATION
SITE SELECTION AND ANALYSIS
Location: 9 Markeri St, Mermaid Be
Climate: 28.0459°S, 153.4351°E, 0m AMSL Size: approximately 7280msq
Neighbour: individual houses, a building for aged care service, an apartment, accountant biulding, a convenience store, and a park. Views: Houses, Park, Beach/River The main objective characteristics for the site is that it is quiet, as the surrounding buildings and the park is covering the main busy roads. The park gives a sense of freeness and greenery, therefore would not make the building feel trapped. If people go up to the rooftop, they can also enjoy the view of the river on the western side and the beach on the eastern side. These views that gives a sense of freeness will enhance the community’s lifestyle. 16
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Access for cars, bikes and pedestrians
Public Transport Services nearby Shopping
Schools / education
All within 5 mins by car and 12 mins by walking
Within 38 mins by car
Hospitals
Medical centres
Within 10 mins by car
All within 2 mins by car and 11 mins by walking
FINAL DESIGN BRIEF 18
COMMUNAL FACILITIES
carpark
childcare
laundry
kitchen
lounge
entertainment room
rooftop
work space
The carpark is a shared carpark between the community and the visitors to the park. The carpark can enhance the community’s lifestyle, as there are communal transports, as well as caraprk spaces for people who have their own car. The childcare is provided for the families who might have kids. As they could be loud, the workspace is located one the other side of the building. For the community to gather and communicate, there are entertainment rooms that would either be for watching movies together or, playing games.
PRIVATE FACILITIES + bedrooms
1 to 2 18 bedrooms
3 to 4 11 bedrooms
5 or more 2 bedrooms
On the ground level, there are 8 bedrooms for 1 to 2 people, 5 bedrooms for 3 to 4 people and 1 for 5 or more people. This is for the elderly people, as they it could be hard for them to go up and down the levels. The rest of the bedrooms are on the second level, more focused on for younger people.
DESIGN STRATEGY The overall form of the conceptual design from Stage 1 work had to be changed as the site selected was a L shape with the shared carpark in the corner. By changing the form, the building was able to fit perfectly in the chosen site, as well as being similar with the surrounding buildings. The circulation was kept as an unending circulation, but the stage 1 design was a round, inside circulation, where as for this final design, it is a geometric shaped circulation that includes both from outside and inside.
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FLOOR PLANS
CIRCULATION
Rooftop
Second Floor
Ground Floor
The final design is proposed with a total area of 4960 m². There are a total of 4 lifts, 2 bathrooms for each gender, 2 entertainment rooms, 2 kitchen and living area, 2 laundry rooms, 2 workspaces, 31 bedrooms, and a rooftop area. Several folding doors are placed in the middle of the building for the greenery view of the park. These big folding doors are facing the north which will give plenty of sunlight during the day.
FINAL DESIGN DETAILS
North Elevation
East Elevation
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