Cork emergency shelter Construction Workshop III Prof.Ruth Vega
Ana González Granja Blanca Pérez González Teresa Rodríguez-Gimeno Wiggin
Context and material
Vernacular architecture
Main natural resources: · Stone canes · Mud · Wood pines
Materials and typology
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Murcian local architecture is based on simple forms that solve all the families´needs. They are rectangular prisms made of a repetition of bays, normally 6m facing the street and double in the perpendicular façade. They act as an inspiration for our emergency shelter.
Examples of traditional mediterranean architecture.
Murcia
Parque regional Sierra España
Pitched roof, two levels and stone walls
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The geographical accidents in Lorca are very important because of their diversity. The Guadalentín river is known as “Río del Barro”, and provides mud for construction as one of the main materials of the area.
Lorca
Cabo Cope y Puntas de Calnegre
Mediterranean Sea
Murcian vernacular architecture
Source: Formas y usos de lavivienda tradicional en el centro de la región de Murcia. Francisca del Baño
Plan configuration
Urban dwelling
varies garden/cattle/orchard
Rural dwelling
patio/garden/orchard
pitched roof
pitched roof rectangular plan
vertical openings (south)
vertical openings
2 floors urban addition
stables
Growth
rectangular plan
Growth
12m
kitchen and rooms
entrance 6m
1 floor module 2 floor module
addition of modules for other uses
Earthquakes in Lorca a walk through history
MURCIA.
18.03.2002
(historical and instrumental seismicity)
03.02.1579 LORCA EARTHQUAKE intensity VIII
01.01.1755
XIX c
03.04.1931
11.05.2011
LISBON EARTHQUAKE
SEQUENCE in TORREVIEJA
LORCA EARTHQUAKE
LORCA EARTHQUAKE
X intensity. it was felt within the Region of Murcia, with intensity VI in Lorca for almost 10 minutes. It destroyed Oran Square with X intensity, and it was felt in Cartagena, grade V, along with a tsunami that rose the water 6 feet.
The sequence of earthquakes in Torrevieja is one of the most important seismic facts that had affected Murcia. Of intensity X produced cracks in Murcia, landslides also occurred in the cathedral and churches.
Women had to do their labours outside in the street with no shelter to be protected, as the adobe houses were destroyed by the earthqueake.
Magnitude 5.1, it caused panic among locals and displacing many from their homes. It inflicted substantial damage to many older structures in the area.A total of eight deaths and 120 injured. Three camps with tents were displayed on the city.
1.emergency management Military Emergencies Unit were activated, a branch of the Spanish Armed Forces responsible for providing disaster relief. 340 members from three battalions were dispatched to Lorca, these were later joined by army units. A field hospital was set up by the Military Emergencies Unit in the Plaza del Ayuntamiento where those injured were attended to by members of Protección Civil and the Red Cross.
Seismicity seismotectonic alineation 1st degree seismotectonic alineation 2nd degree seismotectonic alineation 3rd degree 2<m<3 3<m<4 4<m<5 5<m<6
when’s next? are we going to be prepared?
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2.relocation of people 40% of the homes affected by the earthquake were completely safe, ie they could be inhabited and therefore the families owned these homes returned to their homes. Regarding the other 60%, the municipality of Lorca made contact with builders that have unsold and vacant homes, that were not been affected for the affected families to be installed there.
Spanish sismic map from the Seismic -resistance normative
floor level foundation wall
ab >= 0.16g 0.12g <= ab >= 0.16g 0.08g <= ab >= 0.12g 0.04g <= ab >= 0.08g ab >= 0.04g
Murcia
emergency response shelter
epicenter 5.1 4.5
Emergency shelters for the neighbors to sleep. Lorca 3.4.1931 where is the evolution?
The City Council has enabled shelter for the neighbors to sleep tonight Lorca 11.4.2011
Boletín Oficial of Murcia region, provides that in granular soils and debris (the case of Lorca) should be used with a footing superfical foundation. construction wall land padding
“Sismilor” we need proper Emergency Response Shelters !
Lorca
00.00.0000
-light weight and easy to carry -very quick and easy to erect -with no separate components there's less to think about -cover is made of hard wearing -standard systems
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Seismic Architecture 01 Continuity in Section
03 Symmetry in the Structure
The walls have to be aligned, otherwise in the point where they canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t transmit the loads vertically the building is going to break
In low buildings, when they are facing a seismic activity, it is better for them to behave as a whole. For that it is interesting that the building maintains a symmetric structure in all its floors.
02 Regularity in Plan
04 Regularity in elevation
Geometry is something very important for increase the capacity of the building to suppor loads. The more regular the plan is the best it is going to behave. Plans that are very long when they are supporting lateral loads they behave as beams. It is important also the sepparation between walls in plan, the closer they are the better for the building.
It must be avoided the irregular shapes in height, but they can be divided in regular isolated shapes.
Important factors to take into account when building architecture in a seismic area
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Behabiour of the individual parts of the building and the building as a whole when facing vertical & horizontal loads
Materials: Cork Agglomerated cork (as isulation)
It is impermeable eleastic buoyant fire resistent 100% natural an excellent thermal &acoustic isulator produced in a natural way used alone, without chemical treatments non toxic & non alergic (vs other isulations) recyclable very low density compressable and long lusting
How can we use it? reference
Why to use this material?
Using raw cork in granulated form, placed in autoclave where it stays under vapor. As the cork starts to expand and forms into blocks, it starts to agglutinate by means of its natural resin. The process is free of any artificial chemicals keeping the material 100% natural. $PSL CSJDLT GBĂ&#x2030;BEF
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Where do we find it?
Cork cames from the Cork Oak (Alcornoque) and Spain is the first produced of cork of the world. Using this material we not only have a very fast access to it, also we are using one of our main natural resources.
What is it?
Cork is the bark of Cork Oak (Quercus Suber), collected every 9 years and later transformed and adapted to different uses. During its life, cork retains an elevated portion of CO2 and requires very low energy to be transformed.
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Cork tiles (flooring)
Bioclimathic architecture Explored Techniques
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
active systems vegatation: air purification humidification water roof storage
What
for?
How
vegetation
rain
water deposit
perforated cover water falling
to recycle the water from rain, to save it and use it in the orchards and gardens, when there is no rain in Lorca.
passive systems cross ventilation natural light durability: for how long? local materials: wood + CORK renewable materials: CORK
solar orientation: N-S to maximize solar heat trombe wall
keeping WATER for my orchard
roof
Why
glazing
solar design?
warm air flow
use the sun to heat,cold; light and ventilation; save energy; improve home comfort, health; building orientation
radiation wall painted in black
What
is this thecnique?
thermal wall
How
air space
It is a sun-facing wall separated from the outdoors by glass and an air space, which absorbs solar energy and releases it selectively towards the interior at night.
cold air flow
a window that stores the SUN
Definition drawings
Urban implementation
A neighbourhood for 90 people (31 families)
-An infrastructural spine that acts as a street -Modules of different sizes attached -In-between public/garden areas -Communal orchards to help subsistence
Growth system
Addition of modules based on vernacular dwelling configuration
Basic dwelling unit
electricity water drainage
(...)
Plan 1:50
00
infrastructural spine
01
02
01 Kitchen
03
wet rooms basic dwelling unit
02 Bathroom/Laundry
04
03 Living/eating room
05
dwelling
family+1child unit
04 Bedroom(individual)
06
05 Living/eating room 06 Bedroom(double)
dwelling
Elevations 1:50
North
South
East
West
Elevations and general view of basic dwelling unit Materiality
1:100 North elevation
East elevation
South elevation
West elevation
Module 01-02 1Section 1:20
D1
D3
D2
Module 00-01-04 2Section 1:20
D4
D5
D6
D1-D2-D3 Construction details Module 01-02 1Section 1:10
D1
D2
1 2 3 4 5
D3
19
5 4 3 2 1
18 6 2 7
6 2 7
17
4 8 9
4 8 9
2
10
13
23
14 4
15 16
20 22
11 20 12 4 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
21 12 17 15
31 32 33 34
19
1. gravel stop,steel metal sheet 10mm 2. expanded cork pannels "machihembrado"(aglocorck),1000x500x50mm 3. waterproffing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm 4. OBS pannels, 2400x1200x50 5. vapor barrier, Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm 6. steel gutter 7. cramp steel 8. rehasa structure, 2500mm 9. pinewood truss 10. metal plate joint 11. pinewood batterns substructure 2500x70x60mm
24 25 26 27 28 2930
12. PM screw 13. metal girder 14. metal channel 15. pladur WA pannels(bathroom-kitchen), 2600x1200x15mm 16. anchorage channel 17. high thermal insulation(lana de roca), 50mm 18. pine woodwork support for window 19. glass 4-6-4mm 20. steel points for cork pannels 21. Rehasa PM screws 22. air chamber 130mm 23. pinewood pannel 800x800x30mm
24. wear surface (acrylic varnish) 25. cork bark veneer, 10mm 26. cork core, 10mm 27. stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer), 5mm 28. cork underlay, 5mm 29. pinewood pannels 2500x50x20mm 30. pinewood batterns substructure 2500x50x30mm 31. steel metal sheet 10mm 32. wood baseboard covered 33. steel anchor 34. steel anchor screws
D4-D5 Construction details Module 00-01-04 2Section 1:10
D4
D5
2 3 4 5
6 2 4 9 8
18
20 4 12
18
13 15 14 22 16 17
31 19
1. gravel stop,steel metal sheet 10mm 2. expanded cork pannels "machihembrado"(aglocorck),1000x500x50mm 3. waterproffing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm 4. OBS pannels, 2400x1200x50 5. vapor barrier, Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm 6. steel gutter 7. cramp steel 8. rehasa structure, 2500mm 9. pinewood truss 10. metal plate joint 11. pinewood batterns substructure 2500x70x60mm
12. PM screw 13. metal girder 14. metal channel 15. pladur WA pannels(bathroom-kitchen), 2600x1200x15mm 16. anchorage channel 17. high thermal insulation(lana de roca), 50mm 18. pine woodwork support for window and door 19. glass 4-6-4mm 20. steel points for cork pannels 21. Rehasa PM screws 22. air chamber 130mm 23. pinewood pannel 800x800x30mm
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
21 12 30 29
32 33 34
24. wear surface (acrylic varnish) 25. cork bark veneer, 10mm 26. cork core, 10mm 27. stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer), 5mm 28. cork underlay, 5mm 29. pinewood pannels 2500x50x20mm 30. pinewood batterns substructure 2500x50x30mm 31. pinewood shutter 32. wood baseboard covered 33. steel anchor 34. steel anchor screws
D6 Construction details Foundations 2Section
steel anchor steel anchor screw anchorage sheet level morter
ZOOM IN
ZOOM IN 1:5
anchorage bolts superficial footing
dividers 50mm cleaning concrete Rehasa Beam D6 Footing Section 1:15
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Footing Plan 1:15
Assembly Schematic Perspective
Energy and bioclimatic strategy Cork, solar colector and solar protection
Making the most of Lorca´s sun!
Solar colector
360 days of sun a year to heat the water
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Cork envelope
Great thermal insulator Reciclable Natural Sustainable
Pinewood shutters
Solar protection
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Catalogue of components
Module 01/Entrance+Kitchen Components/Costs 02
Off site 01
20x 15€
02
Expanded cork panels
23x Expanded cork panels
(placas aglocork fachadas)
15€
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
3x
Pinewood boards 2000x300x20mm
1x
Pinewood door 21000x800mm
9x
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
15€
7x
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
7€
4x
Pinewood boards 1000x300x20mm
7€
1x
120€ Plan 1:50
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
2€
60€
Pinewood frame window Double glass 4-6-4 1000x1000mm
Subtotal
1000x500x50mm
3x
2x
15€
01
(placas aglocork fachadas)
2€
492€
Subtotal
Subtotal Off site 699€
489€
On site
03
2x
Pladur WA panels 2600x1200x15mm
13€
2x
Pladur channels 2500x48x30mm
2.5€
10x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
2.5€
13€
2.5€ 2.5€
Subtotal
Off site
56€
2x
Pladur WA panels 2600x1200x15mm
2x
Pladur canals 2500x48x30mm
5x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
Subtotal
03
04 20x 15€
Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas)
Subtotal On site 94.5€
38.5€
5.16x
54.94 €/m2
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
4x
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
1x
Vapor barrier Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm
3x
Pinewood truss
15€
2x
Steel gutter
10€
15€ 04
8.12 €/m2 Section 1:50
15€
31.36 €/m
Subtotal
Furniture/fittings sink module 60 sink tap drainage
cooking module 60 oven cooker
Sources: construmatica.com, danosa.es, corkfloor.com, brico depot
Cork core 10mm
1x
Waterproofing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm
15€
kitchen top
Subtotal
524.61€
Cork flooring: Cork bark veneer 10mm
Stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer) 5mm Cork underlay 5mm
2x
OSB pannels 2500x50x20mm
7x
Pinewood battens substructure 2500x50x30mm
Subtotal
383.94€
Subtotal On site 908.55€
fridge (low)
1150€
TOTAL module 01 2802.5€
Module 02/Bathroom+Laundry Components/Costs 01
Off site 01
15x 15€
Expanded cork panels
02
12x Expanded cork panels
(placas aglocork fachadas)
15€
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
04
02
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
4x
Pinewood boards 500x300x20mm
1x
Pinewood frame window Double glass 4-6-4 500x500mm
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
15€
10x
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
7€
2€
60€
8x
2€ 03
Plan 1:50
Subtotal
290€
5x
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
1x
Pinewood door 2000x720x40mm
15€
1000x500x50mm
2x
3x
15€
04
(placas aglocork fachadas)
20€
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
Subtotal
314€
Subtotal
95€
Subtotal Off site 699€
On site 2x
Pladur WA panels 2600x1200x15mm
2x
Pladur channels 2500x48x30mm
7x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
13€
2.5€ 2.1 4m
2.5€
Subtotal
Off site
2x
Pladur WA panels 2600x1200x15mm
2x
Pladur canals 2500x48x30mm
7x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
13€
2.5€ 1.8 9
m
48.5€
2.5€
Subtotal
05
06 20x 15€
Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas)
2.50m
2.50m
03
2.50m
03
2.1 4m
48.5€
Section 1:50
5.16x
54.94 €/m2
1000x500x50mm
1x
Vapor barrier Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm
2x
Steel gutter
15€
2x
Solar colector Lumelco ST-2000 1500x1000 mm
10€
269.3€/m
Subtotal
Furniture/fittings Sink Tap
WC
Shower Tap
Washing machine
748.9€
Sources: construmatica.com, danosa.es, corkfloor.com, brico depot
48.5€
Subtotal On site 145.5€
Cork flooring: Cork bark veneer 10mm
Stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer) 5mm Cork underlay 5mm
2x
OSB pannels 2500x50x20mm
7x
Pinewood battens substructure 2500x50x30mm
Subtotal
383.94€
Subtotal Off site 1132.84€
Boiler
General bathroom fittings ( keys, pipes etc) Subtotal
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
Cork core 10mm
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
31.36 €/m
7x
Subtotal
4x
8.12 €/m2
Pladur canals 2500x48x30mm
2.5€
1x
15€
2x
2.5€
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
06 04
Pladur WA panels 2600x1200x15mm
13€
Waterproofing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm
15€
2x
850€
TOTAL module 01 2827.34€
Module 03/Bedroom Components/Costs
Off site 01
20x 15€
02
Expanded cork panels
23x Expanded cork panels
(placas aglocork fachadas)
15€
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
03
01
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
15€
7x
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
10x
2€
4x
Pinewood boards 1000x300x20mm
1x
Pinewood frame window Double glass 4-6-4 1000x1000mm
7€
120€ Plan 1:50
02
2€
Subtotal
492€
5x
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
1x
Pinewood door 2000x720x40mm
15€
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
3x
2x
15€
04
(placas aglocork fachadas)
20€
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
Subtotal
Subtotal Off site 977€
410€
On site 03
2x
Pladur panels 2600x1200x15mm
13€
2x
Pladur channels 2500x48x30mm
2.5€
10x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
2.5€
13€
2.5€ 2.5€
Subtotal
Off site
56€
2x
Pladur panels 2600x1200x15mm
2x
Pladur canals 2500x48x30mm
5x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
Subtotal
03
04 20x 15€
Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas)
Subtotal On site 94.5€
38.5€
5.16x
54.94 €/m2
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
4x
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
1x
Vapor barrier Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm
3x
Pinewood truss
15€
2x
Steel gutter
10€
15€ 04
8.12 €/m2 15€
Section 1:50
31.36 €/m
Furniture/fittings
Cork core 10mm
1x
Waterproofing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm
15€
Subtotal
524.61€
Cork flooring: Cork bark veneer 10mm
Stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer) 5mm Cork underlay 5mm
2x
OSB pannels 2500x50x20mm
7x
Pinewood battens substructure 2500x50x30mm
Subtotal
383.94€
Subtotal On site 908.55€
Single bed
Subtotal Sources: construmatica.com, danosa.es, corkfloor.com, brico depot
75.50€
TOTAL module 01 1985.55€
Module 04/Sitting room Components/Costs
Off site 01
20x 15€
02
Expanded cork panels
20x Expanded cork panels
(placas aglocork fachadas)
(placas aglocork fachadas)
15€
1000x500x50mm
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
01
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
7x
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
10€
4x
Pinewood boards 2200x300x20mm
4x
Pinewood boards 1000x300x20mm
2x
1x
Pinewood frame window Double glass 4-6-4 1000x1000mm
Pinewood frame glass door Double glass 4-6-4 2100x70mm
9x
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm
2€ 7€
120€
Plan 1:50
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
2x
15€
02
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
2x
Subtotal
15€
200€ 2€
492€
Subtotal
2x
60€
Pinewood shutter 2100x70mm
808€
Subtotal Off site 1300€
On site
03
2x
Pladur panels 2600x1200x15mm
13€
2x
Pladur channels 2500x48x30mm
2.5€
10x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
2.5€
13€
2.5€ 2.5€
Subtotal
Off site
56€
2x
Pladur panel 2600x1200x15mm
2x
Pladur canals 2500x48x30mm
3x
Pladur battens 2600x34x36mm
Subtotal
03
04 20x 15€
Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas)
04
Subtotal On site 94.5€
38.5€
5.16x
54.94 €/m2
1000x500x50mm
(+transpirable bonding mortar)
4x
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
1x
Vapor barrier Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm
3x
Pinewood truss
15€
2x
Steel gutter
10€
15€ 04
8.12 €/m2 Section 1:50
15€
31.36 €/m
Furniture/fittings
Cork core 10mm
1x
Waterproofing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm
15€
Subtotal
524.61€
Cork flooring: Cork bark veneer 10mm
Stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer) 5mm Cork underlay 5mm
2x
OSB pannels 2500x50x20mm
7x
Pinewood battens substructure 2500x50x30mm
Subtotal
383.94€
Subtotal On site 908.55€
TOTAL module 01 2303.5€ Sources: construmatica.com, danosa.es, corkfloor.com, brico depot
Manufacturing of components
Transportation
Roof componentsx2 wall componentsx4
cm
600cm
250cm
250
Rehasa L-250x12 L-500x4 L-2500x8 L-2000x8 Floor componentsx4
metal girderx24
Pinewood trussx3
isulationx24 metal channelx8
pladur panelsx8
Gutter cork panelsx8 metalsheetx2
Instructions manual (assembly)
Instructions Manual Assembly steps
On site
01
Rehasa structure
Floor
02
03
Flooring
04
Ceiling
Walls
05
06
Pladur, interior walls
Roof
07
08
Off site (components)
Roof
01
Rehasa Structure
Materials/Tools/Process
A
B
Materials
B
01
18 0
cm
L-250x12 L-500x4 L-2500x8
02
L-2000x8
x128
Tools 03 x2
Time 4:00:00h
A
03
Floor
Materials/Tools/Process
A
Materials
B x4
x92
A B
Tools
x2
Time 01:0:00 h
Ceiling
04
Materials/Tools/Process
A
Materials A
x92
OSB pannels x5 2500x50x20mm
Tools
x2
Time 00:30:00 h
02
Floor components
Materials/Tools/Process
OSB base 02
275
18
cm
m
m
Materials
cm
20c
24c
9c m
24
cm
01
24
Cork bark veneer 10mm
Cork base and isulation
Cork core 10mm
03
Stabilizing core (high density fibre-insulation layer) 5mm Cork underlay 5mm
cm
37
OSB pannels 2500x50x20mm Pinewood battens substructure 2500x50x30mm
04
cm
cm
76
24
varnish nails
Finishing 03
Tools
x1
Time 02:30:00 h
04
05
05
Faรงade components Materials/Tools/Process
OSB base 01
02
Materials Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas) 1000x500x50mm (+transpirable bonding mortar)
Structure
Finishing 03
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm
04
Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm Pinewood boards 1000x300x20mm varnish nails
Finishing 05 Tools
x1 Time 02:00:00 h
06
05
Faรงade components Materials/Tools/Process
OSB base 01
Materials Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas) 1000x500x50mm (+transpirable bonding mortar)
Finishing 03
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm Pinewood battens 2500x50x50mm Pinewood boards 1000x300x20mm Pinewood frame window Double glass 4-6-4 1000x1000mm Pinewood door 21000x800mm
Doors and windows 04
Tools
x2
Time 01:00:00 h
02
06
Pladur, inner walls
Materials/Tools/Process
01
02
03
04
Materials PM screw metal girder metal channel pladur WA panels 2600x1200x15mm high thermal insulation 50mm
05
06
07
Tools
x2
Time 04:00:00 h
07
Roof components
Materials/Tools/Process
Pinewood truss 01
02
03
04
Materials Expanded cork panels (placas aglocork fachadas) 1000x500x50mm (+transpirable bonding mortar) Waterproofing sheet SBS FV-50-GP, 1mm
Structure 05
OSB panels 2400x1200x20mm Vapor barrier Asfaldan R Tipo 3 P POL, 1mm Pinewood truss Steel gutter Vapor barrier
Finishing 06
Tools
x1
Time 02:00:00 h
Waterproofing sheet
08
Roof
Materials/Tools/Process Truss and components 01
02
03
Materials Roof components x2
A
Pinewood truss
Steel gutter nails
A
A
Tools
x2
Time 4:00:00h
Useful life
Timeline
Stored
Pre-production of components phase (off site)
From pre-production to disassembly
Detection of reusable components
Infrastructural spine/Plot allotment
Transportation (by land) Recycling of non-reusable components and materials
electricity water drainage
(...)
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th r a E
1-2 yrs
(approximate time needed to rebuild affected areas)
Transportation (by land)
Assembly phase (on site)
DisAssembly phase (on site)
Deconstruction (disassembly)
DECONSTRUCTION Disassembly process
1 DAY (time expected: 16h)
x4 unskilled labourers
01
02
STEP 1
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 4
STEP 5
STEP 6
STEP 7
STEP 8
ROOF
ROOF COMPONENTS
INTERIOR WALLS
WALL COMPONENTS
CEILING
FLOORING
FLOOR COMPONENTS
REHASA STRUCTURE
03
04
05
06
07
08