WALL WITH ME
SOUTH AFRICA, CAPE TOWN, KHAYELITSHA BT SECTION 2014
ETH ZĂœRICH PROF. ALFREDO BRILLEMBOURG & PROF. HUBERT KLUMPNER
assistants: hannes gutberlet, katerina kourkoula, danny wills students: donia jornod, andrea gonzalez, marie page 17/12/14
informal settlement upgrading CASE STUDY
SITE The project is located in the BT Section of Khayelitsha, Cape Town. Currently the site is occuppied by informal settlers that have built temporary houses using the materials and building methods that are available to them. The area is very dense and the infrastructure is lacking. In order to understand the needs of the residents and their current conditions, a precise analysis of the site was necessary. The density of population of the site was determined and correlated to each dwelling. Thus, it was possible to perceive the number of people per dwelling and the distribution of shacks based on their surface.
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PROBLEMATIC The challenge of the project is to recluster the existing shacks and create a new urban plan where new spaces are opened for community use and the housing demand is still satisfied. The project should solve the lack of infrastructure planning and aim to provide a more permanent and organized community.
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over densified area only residential program fragile and temporal structures fire hazard lack of public space lack of basic infrastructure insecurity lack of resources to upgrade no spatial heirarchy or definition need for expansion of built area low community involvement
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OBJECTIVES WALL WITH ME seeks to create an urban system that involves the whole community in its construction. The community members take desicions about the new sizes and typologies and are arranged around common spaces that will benefit everyone. The upgrading plan involves an internal local production of materials and labor alongside government cooperation. The upgrading will take place during time, responding to the needs and possibilities of each family.
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FINANCIAL PLAN: LOCAL PRODUCTIVITY
STEP BY STEP UPGRADING PROCESS
LOCALLY PRODUCED BUILDING MATERIALS
DIFFERENT TYPOLOGY OPTIONS
NEW ACTIVITIES AND PUBLIC SPACE
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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT The project aims to create a system where both community members and the government work together in order to achieve the up-grading process. While the government provides the basic wall structure and infrastructure system, the community members are free to build their shack in the size and system they prefer inside their lot. The systems tries to create cooperation relationships between the community members while building their new houses and create a more dynamic enviornment by adding functions and common areas.
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RDP HOUSING
WALL WITH ME
government
individual
government
individual
individual
houses as individual elements
individual
houses as a cooperative and shared systems
GOVERNMENT
IND 3 IND 1
IND 2
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WALL CONCEPT The wall is the first thing to be built in the reclustering process, as it will provide a base for infrastructure and structure. It is provided by the government but built locally. Objectives: Create a centralized space for infrastructure between as much shacks as possible. Create an effective fire protection element between shacks. Reduce the need for completely destroying the previous shacks while the project is built.
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WALL PROCESS Functioning: 1. The wall location is established between 3 previous shacks. 2. The old shacks are removed one by one so the wall and new shacks get built. 3. New shacks are built around the wall with modules that create different siz- es and typologies depending on the previous owners’ possibilities and needs. 4. Future possibility for vertical expansion of the modules.
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URBAN PROCESS 1. Starting by the perimeter the walls start to be placed between the previous shacks. 2. The old constructions are replaced by the new. 3. Advancing towards the center the new shacks create the new clusters and public courtyards. The main infrastructure is provided by the government to the public furniture in each future courtyard.
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Urban process
I CORES ON PERIPHERY
II CORES IN THE MIDDLE
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TYP C two floor / building
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DEFINING THE TYPOLOGIES The criteria for the typologies was to provide the most fair re-clustering solution possible, with the possibility of the owners choosing from a series of sizes and configurations depending on their previous property or their current economic conditions.
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Size of new house defined by the previous footprint of the shack.
Size of new house defined by the economic possibilities of the owner.
Size of new house defined by the different typologies from the size catalogue.
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SITE ANALYSIS BT SECTION: Total Site Area:3900m2 Free Area:2070m2 Built Area:1830m2
CAPE TOWN, BT SECTION
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Typologie
10 m2 55 m2
43 m2 67 m2 47 m
8 m2
30 m2
36 m2
2
48 m2
16 m2 28 m2
7 m2 29 m2
51 m2
8 m2
39 m
38 m2
30 m2
2
15 m2
12 m2
36 m2
19 m2 18 m2
40 m2
17 m
2
14 m2
33 m2
11 m2
14 m
2
6 m2
27 m2
34 m2
21 m
13 m2
38 m2
22 m2 128 m2
18 m2
30 m2
13 m2
25 m2
26 m2
14 m2
18 m2
2
36 m2
25 m2 13 m
25 m
21 m2
2
2
35 m2 36 m2
29 m2
29 m
2
17 m2 50 m2
39 m2
12 m2
17 m2
14 m2
8 m2 32 m2
72 m2 53 m2
32 m2 41 m2
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11-20
21-30
31-40
41-50
>50 0
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Typologie
33 m2
24 m2
TYP A one floor
12 m2
66 m2
48 m2
42 m2
TYP B two floor duplex
24 m2
33 m2
24 m2
TYP B two floor duplex
12 m2
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TYPOLOGIES The different typologies are defined by two basic modules that structure the construction. The small module contains circulation, toilet area and stairs when needed. The large module contains living spaces like bedrooms, living rooms, kitchen and studios. According to the catalogue, three different typologies of shacks are proposed, to satisfy the demands of the inhabitants of BT Section. These typologies are made up from the repetition of the modules in different arrangements.
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11 8 mm2 38 38 m2 m2
8 m82 m2
25 m
40 21 m2 m22 128 m2 m2 17 17 m
40 40 m2 m2
21 m2
13 13 m2 m2 12 m2 53 m2
2
29 29 m2 m2 25 m2 32 m2
41 m2 72 m2 12 12 m2 m2 39 m2
14 14 m m 32 m2
<10
53 53 m2 m 2
11-20
50 32 m m 2
13 13 m m 2
18 m2 36 m2 2 2 m 2 14 14 m2 m18 14 m30 30 m 2 m2 13 m
2
2229 m2m
22 22 m 2 m2 36 m2
6 m2
38 m2
13 m2
18 18 m2 m2 30 m2
18 m2
6 m62 m2
2
18 18 m2 m2
36 m2
2
35 m2
21 m2
36m 36 m22 m2 12
36 36 m2 m2 18 m2
38 38 m2 m2
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6 m2
13 m2
36 m2
29 29 m2 m2 36 m2
35 35 m2 m 2 29 m2
35 m2
17 m2 8 m2 2
17 17 m 2 m2
2
22 m2 2 2 18 18 m m 14 m2
2
8 m82 m2
17 m2
8 m2
32 m2
53 m2
21-30
31-40
41-50
>50
32 m2
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10
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33 m2
24 m2
12 m2
66 m2
48 m2
42 m2
24 m2
33 m2
24 m2
12 m2
33 m2
24 mA TYP
12 m2
66 m2
48 m2TYP B42 m2
24 m2
33 m2
24 m C TYP
12 m2
41 m2
<10 11-20 21-30 SIZE CATEGORIES
<10 <10
2
32 32 m2 m 2
72 m2
32 32 m2 m2 41 41 m 2 m2
14 m
2
25 m
22 19 29mm
2
17 m2
53 m2 2
41 m2
32 m2 25 25 m2 m2 50 m2 2 13 m
17 17 m2 m 2
50 50 m m
12 m2
25 m 17 m2
36 36 m2 m 2
14 m2
14 14 m2 2 m2 21 14m m2
m22
2 27 m2 178mm2 21 21 m2 m 2
29 m2
2
14 14 m2 m2
13 m2
292 m 14 m 27 27 m2 m2
25 m2 34 m2
39 39 m2 m2
72 72 m2 m2
26 m2
2
25 25 m m 2
11 m
1226 m226 m2 m2
39 m2
15 m2 19 19 m2 m2 36 m2
17 m2 33 m2 50 m2 25 25 m2 m2
m m 13 m212 12 35 m2 2
25 m2
15 15 m2 m2
27 m2 33 33 m2 m 2
2
2
128 m2 2 21 m34 34 m2 m2
39 m2
2
29 m2
2
34 m2 11 11 m2 m2
72 m
21 21 m2 m2
2
17 m2
39 m2
128128 m2 m2
m m 13 38 m239 39 26 m2
31-40
41-50
<10 11-20 11-20 11-20 21-30 21-30 21-30 31-40 31-40 31-40 41-50 41-50 41-50 >50 >50
>50
>50
2
two floor duplex
one floor
2
two floor apartment
PUBLIC various size
2 2 2 22 2 3333 m2m2 33 m2 2424 m2m2 24 m 12212 m2m2 66 1266 m2m2 66 m2 4848 m2m2 48 m 42242 m2m2 4224 m24 m m 24 33m 33 m m 33 m2 2424 m2m2 24 m 12212 m2m2 12 m2
SIZE CATEGORIES
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SIZE SIZECATEGORIES CATEGORIES SIZE CATEGORIES
TYP B
TYP A
two floor duplex
one floor
TYP TYPBBTYP B
TYP TYPAATYP A
two two floor floortwo floor duplex duplex duplex
one one floor floorone floor
MODULE A 3 m2
TYP C
PUBLIC various size
two floor apartment
TYP TYPCCTYP C
two two floor floortwo floor apartment apartment apartment
PUBLIC PUBLIC PUBLIC various various size various size size
MODULE B 9 m2
Module A: 3 m2
Module B: 9 m2
Module A: 3 m2
Module B: 9 m2
Module Module Module A:A:3 3m2 m2 A: 3 m2
Module Module Module B:B:9 9m2 m2 B: 9 m2
TYP B
TYP A
TYP C
two floor duplex
one floor
TYP A
two floor apartment
TYP B
TYP C 2 floor apartfloor menttwo apartment
TYP B
TYP A
1 floor
TYP C
2 floor duplex
two floor duplex
one floor
TYP TYPBBTYP B
TYP TYPAATYP A
TYP TYPCCTYP C
two two floor floortwo floor duplex duplex duplex
one one floor floorone floor
two two floor floortwo floor apartment apartment apartment
33 m2
66 m2
33 m2
33 m2
66 m2
33 m2
24 m2 33 m2
33 33m2 m233 m2
24 m2
12 m2
24 m2
24 24m2 m224 m2
12 m2
12 m2 12 12m2 m212 m2
m2 66 48m2
66 66m2 m266 m2
48 m2
42 m2
48 m2
48 48m2 m248 m2
42 m2 24 m2
42 m2 42 42m2 m242 m2
m2 33 24 m2
33 33m2 m233 m2
24 m2
12 m2
24 m2
24 24m2 m224 m2
12 m2
12 m2
12 12m2 m212 m2
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TYPOLOGIES The typologies proposed for the WALL WITH ME project are able to expand both horizontally and vertically. This flexibility is given so that the inhabitants of the new shacks can choose, according to their preference or economic possibilities, how much and when to expand their houses. The structure is a frame that can then be filled with any material in the facade and can be slowly upgraded into a permanent residence.
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N IO S N B PAYP X E T
N IO S N A PAYP X E T
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PROPOSED URBAN PLAN The urban plan was created by the process of inserting infrastructural walls throughout different parts of the site and then replacing the shacks around them for new ones. The layout seeked to create medium size courtyards, that give service to four to five, 3-house clusters. While the â&#x20AC;&#x153;infrastructure wallâ&#x20AC;? centralizes theMservices such as water and electricity for 3 be houses, kw the public courtyards create a space that en i S infrastructure such as trash bins, orgahas shared tre et nic waste disposal, grill and street lights. All these services are placed in a permanent furniture in each courtyard, which ensure the use of the space and provides extra services and programs for the community.
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The settlement is connected with two main streets that cross the project and with three entrances: to the church community center, to the school and future urban garden and to the neighbouring community in the south. Some of the spaces located next to the main avenues contain a different program from housing. These spaces can be parking lots, stores or workshops.
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WALL WITH ME RELOCATION The previous shacks are reclustered with the walls and relocated as close as possible to their initial footprint location. This is made in order to prevent altering the current social interactions in BT Section.
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NEW AND PREVIOUS FOOTPRINTS
diagramm
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BUILT AREA
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FREE AREA
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CLUSTERS WITH SHARED COURTYARD
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MAIN AND SECONDARY CIRCULATIONA
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PUBLIC-PRIVATE
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INFRASTRUCTURE GRID
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CLUSTER PLAN AND SECTION Every infrastructure walll has the hability to attatch to three new shacks that can expand to two floors. The core functions as a place where the water tank for the three houses is located and contains the tubes and machines that make the infrastructure work. The way the houses are arranged around the wall creates different gardens and points of access to each house. The extension of the core is an effective firewall between the shacks.
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WALL WITH ME PLAN, SECTION 1:20
SECT A
0.30
3.60
2.25
29 m2
2.25
1.50
CHIMNEY SINK SEWAGE
RAINWATER
WATERTANK
1.35
0.90
0.90
electric stove
0.90
fridge
fridge
electric stove
4.50
2.25
0.90
2.25
3.60
2.25
electric stove
0.90
0.90
2.70
0.30
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0.90
2.25
PLAN, SECTION 1:20
1.35
GENERATOR
0.15
4.35 0.90
2.25
0.90
2.25
0.15
0.75 2.70
2.25
0.90
2.25
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MODULES
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ENTRANCES AND GARDENS
fridge
PROPERTY LINES
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CONSTRUCTION AND MATERIALS The idea of WALL WITH ME project is the cooperation between the community members in the upgrading process. With this objective in mind, the materials and the structure are simple but very labor intensive. The construction of the new shacks involves the learning of new skills like cultivating bamboo and producing earth bricks. This will generate new jobs for people in the community and will provide them with the knowledge they need in order to build and upgrade their shacks. WALL WITH ME seeks to empower the inhabitants of the BT Section by creating a simple way to achieve a permanent settlement with cheap and accessible materials.
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BAMBOO CULTIVATION IN COMMUNITY GARDEN
BAMBOO AS A CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL
SELF-BUILT SHACK WITH LOCAL MATERIALS
COMMUNITY EFFORT
EARTH BRICK WORKSHOP
ON-SITE BUILDING
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STRUCTURE The structure of the shack is made out of bamboo of different diameters and works will each module with the help of the wall. 4 basic materials are used: bamboo (structure and coverings) concrete (foundation) earth bricks (structural wall) wood (facade details, stairs) The assamblage of this materials is designed in a way that the construction is easy and a progression of vertical or horizontal expansion is easily achieved.
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1:40 Structural Axonometry
ROOF
COVER 100 ' half bamboo 10cm lenght 430 cm price 143 ZAR
ROOF
SECONDARY STRUCTURE 5 ' bamboo 5cm lenght 460 cm price 4.6 ZAR
BEAMS
PRIMARY STRUCTURE floor I 2 ' bamboo 10cm lenght 420 cm floor 0 2 ' bamboo 10cm lenght 420 cm price 2.8 ZAR/floor
BEAMS
PRIMARY STRUCTURE floor I 8 ' bamboo 10cm lenght 380 cm price 10.13 ZAR floor 0 8 ' bamboo 10cm lenght 350 cm price 9.33 ZAR
COLUMS
PRIMARY STRUCTURE floor I bamboo 10cm lenght 4 ' 200 cm / 4 ' 220 cm price 5.6 ZAR floor 0 lenght 4 ' 210 cm / 3 ' 455 cm / 3 ' 160cm price 8.95 ZAR
WALLS
SECONDARY STRUCTURE WOOD 4x10cm floor I length 26 ' 190 cm / 8 ' 80cm price 1962 ZAR floor 0 length 13' 210 cm / 6 ' 80cm price 1090 ZAR
WALLCOVER
floor I 38 ' half bamboo 5cm 2 x 400cm / 2 x 360 cm 18 ' plaster panel 2.5cm price 58+346 ZAR floor 0 38 ' half bamboo 5cm 400cm /360 cm 9 ' plaster panel 2.5cm price 58+173 ZAR 7' window / 1' door
FLOOR
COVER 8x WOOD PLATE 4cm floor I 5 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm price 3800 ZAR floor 0 8 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm price 5700 ZAR
FLOOR
SECONDARY STRUCTURE bamboo 5cm floor I lenght 5 '320 cm floor 0 lenght 5 '320 cm price 6 ZAR/floor
WALL COVER concrete 1m3 price 1947 ZAR
WALL STRUCTURAL earth brick 15x30 price 1.6 ZAR / block
STAIRS
floor I bamboo 5cm 20 ' 36cm / 2 ' 315cm / 2 ' 88cm 1' 77cm / 2' 16cm wood plate 2mm 2 ' 77x95cm / 9 ' 77x20cm price 4+ 1848 ZAR floor 0 bamboo 5cm 4' 44cm / 4 ' 41cm / 4 ' 20cm wood plate 2mm 2 ' 77x95cm price 1+ 154 ZAR
FOUNDATION
reinforced concrete platform 9.5m2 x 0.40 m = 3.8 m3 5.2m2 x 0.40 m = 2 m3 - 1m3 = 1m3 4.8m3 price 9345 ZAR
FOUNDATION 3 concrete cylinder
0.04m2 x 1.35m= 0.16 m3 x 3 = 0.48 m3 price 934 ZAR
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BAMBOO STRUCTURE
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1:5 Detail
second floor Second floor
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lateral Lateral joint joint with dowel with dowel
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II longitudinal II Longitudinal double joint double joint with dowel with dowel
first floor First floor
bamboo post Bamboo post
Clamping fitter
clamping fitter
III III vertical Vertical expansion expansion
Rope rope Bamboo dowel dowel bamboo
concrete foundation Foundation concrete steel bracket Steel angelangle Bracket Foundation concrete concrete foundation
dowels
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Anchor Bolts anchor bolts
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MATERIAL CATALOGUE
Infrastructure Wall Material Quantity CHF ZAR Total Cement (Foundation) 4.8m3 160/m3 1947/m3 768 CHF 9345 ZAR Earth Bricks 1900 bricks 1.07/brick 1.6/brick 2033 CHF 3040 ZAR
Small Bamboo Module 10 mm Bamboo 70 m 0.48/ 6 m pole 2/6 m pole 5.6 CHF 23.3 ZAR 5 mm Bamboo 744 m 0.4/10 m pole 2/10 m pole 29.76 CHF 148 ZAR
Large Bamboo Module 10 mm Bamboo 75 m 0.48/ 6 m pole 2/6 m pole 6 CHF 25 ZAR 5 mm Bamboo 1868 m 0.4/10 m pole 2/10 m pole 74.72 CHF 373 ZAR
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length floor I 13' 210 cm / 6 ' 80cm 5cm 38 ' half bamboo price 1090 ZAR 2 x 400cm / 2 x 360 cm 18 ' plaster panel 2.5cm price 58+346 ZAR floor 0 38 ' half bamboo 5cm WALLCOVER 400cm /360 cm floor I 9 ' plaster panel 2.5cm 38 ' half bamboo 5cm price 58+173 ZAR 2 x 400cm / 2 x 360 cm 18 ' plaster/ panel 7' window 1' door2.5cm price 58+346 ZAR floor 0 38 ' half bamboo 5cm 400cm /360 cm 9 ' plaster panel 2.5cm FLOOR price 58+173 ZAR COVER 8x WOOD PLATE 4cm 7' window / 1' door floor I 5 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm price 3800 ZAR
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ROOF
COVER 100 ' half bamboo 10cm lenght 430 cm ROOF price 143 ZAR COVER 100 ' half bamboo 10cm lenght 430 cm price 143 ZAR
ROOF
SECONDARY STRUCTURE 5 ' bamboo 5cm lenght 460 cm ROOF price 4.6 ZAR SECONDARY STRUCTURE 5 ' bamboo 5cm lenght 460 cm price 4.6 ZAR
BEAMS
PRIMARY STRUCTURE floor I BEAMS 2 ' PRIMARY bamboo 10cm STRUCTURE lenght 420 cm floor I floor 2 ' 0bamboo 10cm 2 ' lenght bamboo 420 10cm cm lenght 420 cm floor 0 price ZAR/floor 10cm 2 ' 2.8 bamboo lenght 420 cm price 2.8 ZAR/floor
BEAMS
PRIMARY STRUCTURE
BEAMS floor I 8 ' PRIMARY bamboo STRUCTURE 10cm lenght 380 cm price 10.13 ZAR floor I 8 ' bamboo 10cm floor 0 380 cm lenght 8 ' price bamboo 10.13 10cm ZAR lenght 350 cm price 9.33 floor 0 ZAR 8 ' bamboo 10cm lenght 350 cm price 9.33 ZAR
floor 0 8 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm FLOOR price 5700 ZAR COVER 8x WOOD PLATE 4cm floor I 5 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm price 3800 ZAR floor 0 FLOOR 8 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm SECONDARY price 5700 ZARSTRUCTURE bamboo 5cm floor I lenght 5 '320 cm floor 0 lenght 5 '320 cm price 6 ZAR/floor FLOOR SECONDARY STRUCTURE bamboo 5cm floor I lenght 5 '320 cm floor 0 lenght 5 '320 cm price 6 ZAR/floor
WALL COVER concrete 1m3 price 1947 ZAR
WALL COVER concrete 1m3 price 1947 ZAR
WALL STRUCTURAL earth brick 15x30 price 1.6 ZAR / block
WALL STRUCTURAL earth brick 15x30 price 1.6 ZAR / block
COLUMS
PRIMARY STRUCTURE floor I COLUMS 10cm bamboo PRIMARY STRUCTURE lenght 4 ' 200 cm / 4 ' 220 cm price 5.6I ZAR floor bamboo 10cm lenght 4 ' 200 cm / 4 ' 220 cm floor 0 5.6 ZAR price lenght 4 ' 210 cm / 3 ' 455 cm / 3 ' 160cm price 8.95 ZAR floor 0 lenght 4 ' 210 cm / 3 ' 455 cm / 3 ' 160cm price 8.95 ZAR
WALLS
SECONDARY STRUCTURE WOOD 4x10cm floor I WALLS length 26 ' 190 cmSTRUCTURE / 8 ' 80cm SECONDARY price 19624x10cm ZAR WOOD floor floor 0 I 8 ' 80cm length ' 190 length 13'26 210 cm cm / 6 '/ 80cm price 1962 ZAR price 1090 ZAR floor 0 length 13' 210 cm / 6 ' 80cm price 1090 ZAR
WALLCOVER
floor I 38 ' half bamboo 5cm 2 WALLCOVER x 400cm / 2 x 360 cm 18 floor ' plaster I panel 2.5cm price ZAR 5cm 38 58+346 ' half bamboo floor20x 400cm / 2 x 360 cm 38 18 ' half bamboo ' plaster panel5cm 2.5cm 400cm /360 cmZAR price 58+346 9 ' floor plaster 0 panel 2.5cm price ZAR 5cm 38 58+173 ' half bamboo 400cm /360 cm 7' window / 1'panel door 2.5cm 9 ' plaster price 58+173 ZAR 7' window / 1' door
FLOOR
COVER 8x WOOD PLATE 4cm floor I FLOOR 5 ' COVER 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm price ZAR 8x 3800 WOOD PLATE 4cm floor floor 0 I ' 95X230 4' 95x90cm 8 ' 595X230 cmcm / 4'/ 95x90cm price 3800 ZAR price 5700 ZAR floor 0 8 ' 95X230 cm / 4' 95x90cm price 5700 ZAR
STAIRS
floor I bamboo 5cm 20 ' 36cm / 2 ' 315cm / 2 ' 88cm 1' 77cm / 2' 16cm wood plate 2mm 2 ' 77x95cm / 9 ' 77x20cm price 4+ 1848 ZAR
STAIRS
floor 0 I floor bamboo 5cm 5cm bamboo 20 ' 36cm ' 315cm 2 ' 88cm 4' 44cm / 4/ 2 ' 41cm / 4 /' 20cm 1' 77cm / 2' 16cm wood plate 2mm wood plate 2mm 2 ' 77x95cm 2 ' 77x95cm 9 ' 77x20cm price 1+ 154 /ZAR price 4+ 1848 ZAR floor 0 bamboo 5cm 4' 44cm / 4 ' 41cm / 4 ' 20cm wood plate 2mm 2 ' 77x95cm price 1+ 154 ZAR
FOUNDATION
reinforced concrete platform 9.5m2 x 0.40 m = 3.8 m3 5.2m2 x 0.40 m = 2 m3 - 1m3 = 1m3 4.8m3 price 9345 ZAR
FOUNDATION
reinforced concrete platform 9.5m2 x 0.40 m = 3.8 m3 5.2m2 x 0.40 m = 2 m3 - 1m3 = 1m3 4.8m3 price 9345 ZAR
FOUNDATION 3 concrete cylinder
0.04m2 x 1.35m= 0.16 m3 x 3 = 0.48 m3 price 934 ZAR
FOUNDATION 3 concrete cylinder
0.04m2 x 1.35m= 0.16 m3 x 3 = 0.48 m3 price 934 ZAR
FLOOR
SECONDARY STRUCTURE bamboo 5cm floor I FLOOR lenght 5 '320 cm STRUCTURE SECONDARY floor 0 5cm bamboo lenght floor5I '320 cm lenght 5 '320 price 6 ZAR/floorcm floor 0
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INFRASTRUCTURE CORE The infrastructure core works with two systems: sun energy and water collection. The wall concentrates this two functions and distributes the infrastructure to the three houses attached. The idea is to reuse as much of the natural elements for the functioning of the house and to reuse the waste in a productive way.
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Water 1. The rain water is collected and stored in the water tank. 2. The sinks in every toilet feed from the watertank 3. Water from sinks is used to flush the toilets. 4. The waste from the toilet goes into the biogas tank 5. The biogas generates energy to use in public lighting. Energy 1. The photovoltaic cells capture the sunâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s energy 2. The received energy is traded for government electricity 3. Electricity is taken back into each house through the core wall.
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FINAL WEEK
WALL WITH ME
Marie Page Andrea Gonzalez Donia Jornod
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1:25 Infrastructural Axonometry
SOLAR PANELS SOLAR PANELS
RAIN RAINWATER WATER COLLECTION COLLECTION
7500-8000 MJ/m2
7500-8000 MJ/m2 Anual Solar Radiation in SA. kwh/m2 Anual 5.7-6 Solar Radiation in SA. 0.9 kwh/m2 collected energy 6 kwh/m2 0.9 kwh/m2 collected energy.
SINK TOILET SINK + + TOILET 3 L water/flush
3L / Flush
STREET LAMP STREET LAMP Consumes: 0.72kwh Powered by BioGas Consumes: 0.72 kw/h. energy Powered by BioGas energy
WATER TANK WATER TANK
WATER PUMP WATER PUMP
PUBLIC PUBLIC ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY
ENERGY ENERGY TRANSFORMER TRANSFORMER ONE shack needs ONE shack needs: = 9.2 kw/day THREE cluster needs 9.2Shack kw/day = 27.6 kw/day THREE shack cluster needs: 27.6 kw/day GRILL GRILL
BENCH BENCH
WATER WATER TAPS TAPS
COMPOST COMPOST WASTE WASTE
5355 L waste/day 5355 L waste/day 10.71 kwh 10.71 kwh
BIODIGESTER BIODIGESTER 1 kg feces = 28 L BioGas 1 person = 300 g feces/day 8.4 L BioGas 1 kg feces= 28L =BioGas 1kg food waste = 100 L BioGas 1kg cow manure = 40 L BioGas 1 person= 300g feces/day= 8.4L BioGas 1kg food waste= 100L BioGas 1 kg cow manure= 40L BioGas
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BIOGAS CALCULATION
Bio Gas Calculation
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1m3
1
1kg feces
28 L Bio Gas
300g / day
8.4 L / person / day
1kg food waste
100 L Bio Gas
1kg cow manure
40 L Bio Gas
Bio Gas
2 kwh Energy
Street Lamp
0.09 kwh
8 hrs/day
0.72 kw
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765 kg/day 21420 L
4 tanks
5355 L / tank / day
5355 L 5.355 m3
10.71 kwh
10.71 kwh
14 lamps / 8 hrs / day
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SOLAR POWER CALCULATION
Solar Power Calculation
Photovoltaic cells 15% Efficiency
South Africa 7500-8000 MJ/m2 Anual Solar Radiation
2083 kwh/m2 / year 5.7-6 kwh/m2
290,213 houses with free basic energy in Western Cape
50 kwh / month / house
Average Energy Consumption per Household in South Africa Appliance
WattsH
Incandescent Bulb
60 w5
Electric Stove (small)
3000 w2
Iron
980 w0
Cell Phone Charger
12 w3
Fridge (no freezer)
250 w5
TV 25’’ Color
150 w2
ours per Day
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Wall With Me Prototype Shack 4 x Incandescent Bulb 1 x Electric Stove 1 x Iron 2 x Cell Phone Charger 1 x Fridge 1 x TV
9.2 kw / day
3 shack cluster needs
27.6 kw / day 12 hours of light 2.3kwh
6 kwh/m2 solar radiation 0.9 kwh/m2 collected energy
3m2 solar panel grid
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CONCLUSIONS
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35 m2
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24 m2
12 m2
66 m2
48 m2
42 m2
24 m2
33 m2
24 m2
12 m2
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TYP A one floor
TYP B
TYP C
two floor duplex
PUBLIC various size
two floor apartment
Module B: 9 m2
TYP B
TYP C
two floor duplex
two floor apartment
government collaboration community participation simple and participative building system creation of micro-economic system 66 m2
self-building prototype
33 m2
evolution and step by step upgrading permanent structures 48 m2
adaptability
24 m2
self-sufficient infrastructure community spaces 42 m2
12 m2 new program in the community
improved space = improved life quality 24 m2
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