The Catalogue Habitance

UNIVERSITY OF THESSALY DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE STUDIO VII ANGELIKI PAPAVASILEIOU GIORGOS PAPANDREOU JOANNA SOTIRIOU SUPERVISOR: ZISIS KOTIONIS TUTOR: NIKOS PLATSAS FEBRUARY 2015-2016

INDEX MANIFESTO HABITANCE PROGRAM X

7 12

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

APPLICATION ENTRANCE PLAN - ENTRANCE SECTOR

14 16

ENTRANCE

17

MAIN TOUR

19

COFFEE SHOPS, W.C., MINI MARKETS - MAIN SECTOR HABITANCE UNITS GROUND FLOOR PLAN - MAIN SECTOR

OASIS GROUND FLOOR PLAN - ATTRACTOR

ATTRACTOR

20 22

23 24

25

DINING SPACE BASEMENT PLAN - ENTRANCE SECTOR

PARKING SPACE

26

27

VEHICLES

28

EQUIPMENT STORAGE

29

CATEGORIES BASEMENT PLAN - MAIN SECTOR

30

STORAGE WAYS

31

BASEMENT PLAN - ATTRACTOR

32

CINEMA

33

AXONOMETRIC | FLOW | LEVELS

34

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - VENTILATION SYSTEM

42

SECTION AA - ENTRANCE SECTOR

43

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - VENTILATION SYSTEM

44

SECTION AA - MAIN SECTOR

45

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - VENTILATION SYSTEM

46

SECTION AA - ATTRACTOR

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The concept is based on the fact that habitance is faced and examined as information. While focusing on the information within the frame of the city of panic [Bifo], we recognise the automated creation of imagination vibes without geographical base within urban space and we continue by declaring that capital, in reality, doesn’t refer to the production of material goods but to the creation of mental activity.

Having that point as our general line of processing, within the limits of our scenario, we activate the reversed order of the inceptive, beginning from the creation of mental activity and reaching the point of the production and consumption of material goods.

We talk about the commercialisation of habitance and we examine the information 7

as a good and the habitance as a good for promotion and sale.

We create the Association that comes and stays in our site. The Association is supported by the various companies that are featured in its establishment. These companies produce and distribute furniture, electric and home appliances, decoration pieces, home equipment etc. The Association is responsible for the space given to the companies and their services and also, staff is hired and offered to the companies by the Association for the homogeneous management of the installation.

The Association through specific collaborations and installations has developed a business scenario for product promotion; live apartment habitance inside the mall in our location. The main points of this strat8

egy are the following: The Association invests in the variety of product combinations by the habitants.

The Association aims to the fact that the possible costumer relates to the habitance samples and examples displayed and suggested. It highlights the ways of usage of products live through the glass window facade and aims to the power of the image-window to attract interest like a lightened source and information transmitter.

A characteristic of major importance, regarding the project’s design is the ability of its display to every site with similar points with the one selected, the existence of a port is mandatory while there is always the possibility of a cruise ship visiting the mall.

The logic behind the creation and function 9

of the Association is that rules that constitute the project’s program are the ones defining the structure. This procedure, starting from the core of the program, the habitance tiles, depending on the various needs that occur, then concludes to different volumes. The importance of this logic lies in the elimination of the aesthetics and in the examination and focusing on the interior, while recognising the facades as necessary shells. In the extension of our concept, the project aims to its placement on whichever location and platform.

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ASSOCIATION HABITANCE PROGRAM X TERMS AND CONDITIONS

With this application I submit my intention and interest in joining the Habitance Program X, I declare that I have read and understood the terms and conditions and that I accept the functioning ways of the program. More specifically:

I accept the fact that the apartment given to me comes with full exposure.

I accept the fact that the apartment given to me is connected to a sound system allowing the direct and unedited emission of all sounds within the apartment to the exterior space.

I accept the fact that I am not allowed to bring along and display personal items that could possibly replace a company’s product.

I am willing to take responsibility of every material damage within the limits of the apartment given to me, and I accept to cover the financial charges for its replacement.

The tenant has the right to accept guests without time limit.

In case of additional habitants within an apartment, the initial tenant should submit an application for the revision of his/her apartment.

The tenant has the right to rearrange, remove or add products coming only from the catalogue of the Association.

The tenant maintains the right to consume food, drinks and substances of his/her preference.

The tenant has the right to use every space of the department “EXTERIOR SPACES”, freely.

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The tenant is obligated to remain inside his/her unit at least 216 hours per 14 days.

The tenant has the right to be absent from his unit for up to 4 days in a row regarless the of the time credit he/ she has gathered by the end of each month.

In case of breach of the contract regarding the hours the tenant recieves a warning notification by the 15th day, to settle the debt with the company.

Said debt will be settled either by payment for the hours owed by the tenant, or by remaining inside the unit in order to cover the extra time of absence plus a 25% of said time.

The tenant must be active and connected to the city of Volos during his/her HPX contract.

DATE:............... 20........

DATE:............... 20........

THE ASSOCIATION THE CEO

THE APPLICANT

(SIGNATURE)

(SIGNATURE)

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APPLICATION

NAME:...............................................................................................

SURNAME:...........................................................................................

FULL NAME OF FATHER:......................................................................................................................................................................................

FULL NAME OF MOTHER:.....................................................................................................................................................................................

DATE OF BIRTH:................................................................................

PLACE OF BIRTH:...............................................................................

RESIDENCE AREA:............................................................................

ADDRESS:............................................................................................

PHONE NUMBER:..............................................................................

ZIP CODE:...........................................................................................

ID NUMBER:.......................................................................................

PHONE NUMBER:...............................................................................

PROFESSION:....................................................................................

WORK AREA:......................................................................................

WORK ADDRESS:..............................................................................

STREET NUMBER:..............................................................................

ZIP CODE:..........................................................................................

REASONS FOR LEAVING THE UNIT:............................................................................................................................................................ ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

MEDICAL STATUS:................................................................................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

DATE:............... 20........

DATE:............... 20........

THE ASSOCIATION THE CEO

THE APPLICANT

(SIGNATURE)

(SIGNATURE) 14

15

190

13.00

15.00

3.97

30.28

1.001.00 1.00 1.84 1.001.00 1.00

6.67

1.001.00 1.00 1.84 1.001.00 1.00

5.05 3.97

5.05

3.11 15.00

16.31

+/-0.00M

15.00

15.00

+/-0.00M

16.31

15.00

+/-0.00M

76.60

-12.00M -6.00M

13.85 4.73 8.03

+/-0.00M

A

3.60

16.20

S-1

2.40

2.40

3.60

3.60

+/-0.00M

8.03 4.73

-6.00M

+/-0.00M -12.00M

76.58

+/-0.00M

+/-0.00M

+/-0.00M

+/-0.00M

3.97

1.00 1.001.00 1.00 1.84 1.001.00

6.67

1.00 1.001.00 1.00 1.84 1.001.00

3.97

5.05

5.05 30.30

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ENTRANCE 13.00

Vehicles and people can enter the building from outside the site through two separated routes. The first one, with a 10m width is designed for vehicles alongside those carrying and moving around containers and consists of a 10,5m high underground tunnel. The pedestrians’ entrance is also underground, nevertheless it has been designed mainly open-air, for comfort and natural lighting. This route is being covered with a bridge on a certain point, which is the continuation of the road inside the industrial area of the port.

15.00

3.97

1.001.00 1.00 1.84 1.001.00 1.00

30.28 6.67

1.001.00 1.00 1.84 1.001.00 1.00

5.05 3.97

5.05

3.11 15.00

+/-0.00M

+/-0.00M

+/-0.00M

76.60

-12.00M -6.00M

13.85 4.73 8.03

+/-0.00M

A

3.60

16.20

S-1

17

2.40

2.40

3.60

3.60

The entrance to the building is also underground, to the first sector. At this point there is a spacious atrium with escalators at each side of the entrance, a central information point and ATM. The first escalator system lead to a level 6m higher than the basement’s and there are two more systems following. One of them continues to the Association’s administration offices while the other leads to the final platform, on the ground floor’s level; that’s the entering point to the main sector. At this point, there is also a playground. On the first sector of the building, below the level of the offices and on both sides there are additional rooms for engines, maintenance and assistance.

0.60

0.58

2.40

0.80

0.81

1.76 8.40 5.09

4.00

1.50

1.50

0.60

3.90

9.36 9.90

6.00

1.14 1.50

5.50

GROUND

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PLAYGROUND

MAIN TOUR The main route on the central sector is the main constitutes the essential tour inside this space. It is 5m wide with all residential units turned towards it, so that it can maintain the major information. This is the reason why, the drawn arrows on the floor show the main direction every few meters and all the screens and advertisement messages focus exactly there.

The visitor is able, at any point, to change his/her direction and “escape� from the main route, though the 2.5m paths between the units. By taking this course, windows may not appear very often but more services, like mini markets, W.C. and coffee shops, may show up sooner.

W.C.

MINI MARKET

CAFE

COFFEE SHOPS, W.C., MINI MARKETS IN THE MAIN SECTOR Through the repetition of the tiles, in the main sector and in combination with the metallic supporting grid, the units penetrated by the columns become part of the special services category [mini markets, W.C., coffee shops, infirmaries]. W.C. have been designed and placed every 200m [minimum] of the main course and depending on the needs of the floor plan the rest of them became mini markets or coffee shops. Finally, 2 infirmaries for emergencies have been placed, near the entrance and towards the end of the main sector.

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HABITANCE UNITS

A

B

C

D

E

A

F

1

1

2

2

3

B

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

3 A

B

4

4

5

5

6

6

5m x 5m

A

B

C

D

10m x 5m

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

1 2 3 D

4 5 6

20m x 5m

20

N

O

P

Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

A

B

C

D

E

G

F

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

Q

1 2 3 C

4 5 6

15m x 5m

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

K

L

M

N

O

P

1 2 3 E

4 5 6

25m x 5m

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Q

R

S

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

AI

BI

CI

S B V. V. V. V.

+/-0.00M

C

3.95

C

15.00

C

15.00

15.00

330.09

C 15.00

C

C

15.00

C

15.00

15.00

C

C

15.00

15.00

C 15.00

+/-0.00M

+0.10M

+0.10M +/-0.00M

+/-0.00M

+0.10M

+0.10M

330.09

330.10

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OASIS In the middle of the main sector, an Oasis has been designed. Despite the necessity of exterior equipment display, the Oasis is of great importance; it is the first stop-break from the beginning of the exhibition and their labyrinthine repeatability and the illusion of an exterior green space. Plats and greenery are real and they complete the fantasy of another exhibition.

0.58

0.60

0.81

0.81

0.80

0.80

1.76

1.76

4.00

3.98

1.50

+0.10M

+/-0.00M

1.50

6.50

7.50

9.00

4.00

3.00

+0.10M

+0.10M

23

+0.10M

C 15.00

+/-0.00M

C 15.00

C

C

15.00

15.00

5.05 4.10

5.05 5.20

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

4.45

+/-0.00M

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

61.35 3.50

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

3.50

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

3.50

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

6.20

6.61

-1.50M(SEA_LEVEL)

+/-0.00M 1.00 30.00

1.20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

4.40

1.00 1.20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.40

+/-0.00M

4.00

2.24

56.75

A

1.00

S-1

1.00 3.40

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

4.40

1.00 1.20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

8.54

32.26

+/-0.00M -12.00M +/-0.00M

86.08

86.10 5.05

5.05

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ATTRACTOR The attractor of our building takes advantage of its location and focuses on the view and the city. The tour not only on the first sector of the building, where the entrance is underground, but also on the main sector, where the essence of disorientation is stronger, eliminating the openings and highlighting the repeatability and labyrinthine display, aims to the climax while entering the attractor. The view brings the orientation back while natural light and elements of the sky and sea offer pleasure, combining to the greater ensemble a rich meal for every preference and taste.

Another characteristic of the attractor of great importance is that the services are available on a 24/7 basis and in this way it activates the building, also after the opening hours of the Mall and on Sundays, providing the possibility of tours in the main sector during night time.

5.05

4.10

5.05

5.20

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

4.45

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

61.35 3.50

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

3.50

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

3.50

1.001.00 1.001.00 1.001.00 1.00

6.20

6.61

-1.50M(SEA_LEV

+/-0.00M 1.00 30.00

1.20 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

4.40

1.00 1.20 1.00 1.00

CINEMA TICKETS_SNACKS

1.00 1.00 1.00

+/-0.00M

3.40

4.00

2.24

56.75

1.00

1.00 3.40

1.0

1

ATRIUM 32.26

-12.00M +/-0.00M

86.08

DINING SPACE

86.10

5.05

On the third 5.05sector of the building, in the area of the attractor, a dining space has been designed. The preparation and cooking units follow the drawing logic of the main sector, using a different angle which has been calculated and examined in combination with the rest of the attractor’s program.

In the restoration space, international cuisine has been selected as well as a great variety of dishes aiming to another level of possibilities and combinations.

25

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

28.30 8.02 15.00 16.31 15.00 16.31 15.00 37.25

16.31

-12.00M

15.00

28.00

73.00

9.60

18.40

-12.00M 34.40

-12.00M

3.80

5.00

-12.00M

-12.00M

16.20 10.10 29.00

124.80

3.30

-12.00M 34.40

-12.00M

18.40

73.00

-12.00M 37.25 28.00

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PARKING SPACE In the main sector of the basement right below the ground floor’s exhibition, there is the parking area not only for the visitors, employees, costumers and tenants but also for the product containers and vehicles for the equipment and works in the port. The containers are taken from the cargo ships and placed on the special lifts in order to enter the storage area.

This is also the exit point of the building.

-12.00M

27

VEHICLES CONTAINER VEHICLES CONTAINER PLACEMENT AND MOVEMENT INSIDE THE SPACE OF THE PORT AND BASEMENT STORAGE.

TRUCKS HEAVYWEIGHT PRODUCT MOVEMENT INSIDE THE BUILDING. LONG VEHICLE

PRIVATE VEHICLES PRIVATE VEHICLES OF VISITORS, COSTUMERS, EMPLOYEES, TENANTS.

28

LONG VEHICLE

EQUIPMENT STORAGE

CATEGORIES STORAGE SYSTEM HOME DECORATION

ATM

TABLEWARE EXTERIOR SPACES HOME OFFICE

57.70

HALLWAY

ATM

LIVING ROOM KITCHEN COOKWARE APPLIANCES

ATM

BATHROOM -12.00M

CASHIERS COUNTERS

12.00

26.40

DINING ROOM BEDROOM LIGHTING BUSINESS

ATM

In the main sector of the basement, before the parking area and right below the ground floor’s habitance exhibition, the product storage has been designed and organised for sale. Heavyweight pieces of furniture that will be assembled when they reach their destinations, are being organised inside boxes and placed on storage shelves on each side ATM of the entrance and central circulation corridor. Between that axis and the shelves there are smaller item exhibition systems, shorter shelves and baskets.

Towards the end of the corridor,57.70 cashiers’ counter have been placed. Within this area, there are also counters for customisation of fabrics and materials, wood cutters and more equipment and machines for specific assistance and preferences. There are also ATM and vending machines for everyone.

29 ATM

NEW INS LIMITED EDITION

This hole area has been decided into smaller zones and categories in order to achieve the best organisation and shopping experience.

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

9.07

213.15 ATM

57.70

ATM

ATM

-12.00M

12.00

171.10

26.40

ATM

ATM

57.70

ATM

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

30

STORAGE WAYS

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

** 1500kg **

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-11.70

30.00

BOWLING

-11.70

24.70

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

BOWLING

42.50

19.00

-12.00M 29.00

31.70

A

S-1

11.30

-12.00M 13.60

-11.70

4.00

8.10 WC

26.80

26.67

-12.00M

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

32

WC

30.00

BOWLING

-11.70

24.70

-1.50

BOWLING

19.00

29.00

31.70

S-

11.30

-12.00M -11.70

4.00

8.1 WC

26.67

CINEMA

-12.00M

The cinema area is a 37mx31m space with 840 seats. The inclination of this room was designed in a way that allows the screen to be placed against the wall at the point of the building. In this way, the screen is an extension of the view from the level of the ground floor towards the sea, and they become equal in a vertical section.

0.30

4.10

8.10

7.50

4.00 0.30

5.55

5.55

11.70

5.85

11.70

SEA

6.15

GROUND 33

WC

34

GROUND FLOOR

-Playground -Administration -Information point -MAIN SECTOR

35

36

GROUND FLOOR

-Playground -Administration -Information point -MAIN SECTOR

- Dining space (international cuisine) - Cinema entrance

37

38

GROUND FLOOR (+/-0.00m)

-Playground -Administration -Information point -MAIN SECTOR

- Dining space (international cuisine) - Cinema entrance

BASEMENT / ENTERTAINMENT (-6.00m)

-Cinema -Billiards and bowling

39

40

GROUND FLOOR (+/-0.00m)

-Playground -Administration -Information point -MAIN SECTOR

- Dining space (international cuisine) - Cinema entrance

BASEMENT / SHOPPING AREA (-12.00m) -”Last minute” shopping baskets -Product shelves -Cashiers’ counters -ATM / Product costumization - Parking space - Container storage (port)

41

190 e l e i M

+4.00M

WC

WC

+4.00M

A

S-1

+4.00M

WC

l e M i e

WC

KOYZINA

-1.50M(SEA_LEVEL)

42

OBAY ASHI

0.60

0.58 0.81

0.81

2.40

0.80

0.80

1.76

1.76

4.00

4.00

1.50

1.50

0.58

8.40 5.09

1.50 0.60

3.90

9.36 9.90

9.00 6.00

1.14 1.50

5.50

GROUND

GROUND

SECTION AA - ENTRANCE SECTION

43

S B V. V. V. V.

-1.50M(SEA_LEVEL)

44

OBAY ASHI

0.60 0.81 0.80 1.76

3.98

1.50

7.50

3.00

6.50

4.00

GROUND

GROUND

SECTION ΑΑ - MAIN SECTOR

45

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-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

A

S-1

-1.50M(SEA_L EVEL)

-1.50M(SEA_LEVEL)

46

0.30

4.10

8.10

8.10

7.50

4.00 0.30

5.55

5.55

5.55

11.70

5.85

5.85

GROUND

6.15

11.70

SEA

GROUND

SECTION ΑΑ - ATTRACTOR

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