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EMERGENCY PALLET HOMES DYANA BERTHAUD



LIVING IN A SMALL SPACE BY SUSANNE TAMBORINI (P.8) “BEFORE QUESTIONS REGARDING SIZE OF STANDING ROOM ARE CONSIDERED, QUESTIONS REGARDING SPATIAL QUALITIES SHOULD TAKE PRECEDENCE. THE SUBJECTIVE FEELING THAT ONE MIGHT EXPERIENCE IN A GIVEN SPACE IS OFTEN MORE DEPENDENT ON LIGHT AND SUN, AIR AND WARMTH, THAN ON THE NUMBER OF SQUARE FEET. IT ALSO DEPENDS ON THE INTELLIGENT ORGANIZATION OF INDIVIDUAL LIVING REQUIREMENTS; ON THE OPTIMAL USE OF SPACE, AND LIKEWISE ON THE PRECISELY DETERMINED FUNCTIONAL PROCESSES THAT ARE DEPENDENT UPON THE LIMITED DIMENSIONS OF THAT SPACE” MY THESIS IS TO DESIGN A HOME FOR THOSE WHO HAVE LOST EVERYTHING IN A NATURAL DISASTER, LIKE THE HAITIAN PEOPLE WHO SUFFERED THROUGH THE 2012 EARTHQUAKE. THE SHELTERS WILL GO THROUGH PHASES. IT WILL START WITH AN “IMMEDIATE SHELTER” DURING THE SHOCK PERIOD; A “COMMUNITY” DURING THE ACCEPTANCE PERIOD; A “STABILIZED BUILDING” DURING RECOVERY; FINALLY, A “HOUSE” TO ACCOMODATE THESE SURVIVORS MORE PERMANENTLY THESE SURVIVORS. THESE HOMES WILL TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION THE EMOTIONAL STATE OF THE SURVIVORS, SPATIAL QUALITY TO PROVIDE SOME KIND OF COMFORT, AND THE CULTURE OF THE PEOPLE AND SITE CONSIDERATION. HOMES IN THESE TENT CITIES HAVE DEVELOPED THEIR OWN LANGUAGE AND ORGANIZATION AND TO CHANGE THE ORGANIC GROWTH OF A COMMUNITY IS NOT HELPFUL

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DELMAS 32 SITE PORT AU PRINCE DELMAS 32 PORT AU PRINCE, HAITI

HAITI


SITE ANALYSIS

ROADS

WALKING PATHS

FACTORY

TENTS

GREENERY

RIVERS


HAITI AVERAGE TEMPERATURES TEMP LOW

WIND FROM WEST IN WINTER, SPRING, & FALL

TEMP HIGH

99

96

96

89

84

78

82

78

SPRING

SUMMER

FALL

WINTER

WIND FROM EAST ALL YEAR

TEMPERATURE

HAITI WIND SPEED 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 SPRING

SUMMER WIND GUST HIGH

SUN PATH AND WIND DIRECTIONS

HURRICANE PATTERNS FROM JUNE TO OCTOBER

WINDSPEED

FALL WIND GUST LOW

WINTER


TENT CITY ANALYSIS

2010

1 WEEK

2011

6 MONTHS

DEVELOPMENT AND NATURAL PROGRESSION OF TENTS IN TENT CITIES

2012

1.5 YEARS


DISASTER RELIEF TENT 15’ X 20’

DISASTER RELIEF TENT 20’ X 40’

2010 1,000,000 IN TENT CITIES

2012 600,000 IN TENT CITIES

= 50,000 PEOPLE YURT DOME SHELTER SYSTEM

DISASTER RELIEF TUNNEL

10 MILLION m^3

2010 TYPES OF TENTS DISTRIBUTED IMMEDIATELY AFTER EARTHQUAKE

8 MILLION m^3

5 MILLION m^3

2011

POPULATION AND EARTHQUAKE AFTERMATH

2012



BLUE TARP GREY TARP WITH DUCT TAPE

SLEEPING AREA BED SHEETS AS PARTITION

CORRUGATED METAL

TARP WALL

KITCHEN AREA

ELECTRONICS

DECORATED DRESSER

GREY TARP WITH DUCT TAPE PLASTIC SHEETS

MOSQUITO NET

TARP

ENTRANCE

SHEET COVERED GROUND

STORAGE AND CLOTHING

ELEVATED MADE-UP BED

CONDENSED HOMES AND LACK OF GRID OR STRUCTURE

FUNCTIONALLESS SPACE, NEEDS A PURPOSE

OPEN SPACE TO ALLOW GATHERING AND DIRECTION OF CIRCULATION CONDENSED HOMES AND LACK OF GRID OR STRUCTURE

POLLUTED RAVINE

RAVINE CAN TURN INTO GREEN MACHINE TO HELP CLEAN THE WATER

CONDENSED HOMES AND LACK OF GRID OR STRUCTURE

MAP OF PROBLEMS AND OPPURTUNITIES

1/32” SCALE

DIFFERENT SIZE TENTS ALLOW FOR DESIGNS OF DIFFERENT SIZE HOMES


MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL

SELECTED HOMES TO TRANSFORM

PROPOSED PLAN


BIOLOGICAL WATER AND WASTE MANAGEMENT

PROPOSAL PALLET HOMES

EXISTING CONTENT

“Y” SITE


MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL

LOOKING DOWN THE FORK OF THE “Y” SITE

AERIAL VIEW OF PROPOSAL

SECTION THROUGH GROUP OF HOMES AND


D COMMUNAL SPACE

COMMUNAL SPACE


HOME CONSTRUCTION PROPOSAL

BEDROOM LIVING ROOM

40” 48”

=

13 sq.ft.

=

=

LIVING ROOM

SHOWER

SINGLE OCCUPANT HOME 7 PALLETS TOTAL SQ.FT. = 93

=

=

BEDROOM

SINGLE OCCUPANT

KITCHEN

SMALL FAMILY

LARGE FAMILY

SHOWER SHOWER

KITCHEN

SHOWER

KITCHEN

KITCHEN BEDROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM

BEDROOM

SMALL FAMILY OCCUPANTS HOME 15 PALLETS TOTAL SQ.FT. = 200


LIVING ROOM

LARGE FAMILY OCCUPANTS HOME 24 PALLETS TOTAL SQ.FT. = 253

ZOOMED IN OF GROUPING OF PALLET


HOME CONSTRUCTION DETAIL 40”X48” PALLETS PLACED ON TOP OF STRUCTURE TO HOUSE THE HOME AND CREATE THE ROOF.

3”X 6” BEAMS PLACED ABOVE STUDS TO HELP SUPPORT THE PALLETS ABOVE AND TO CREATE A LONGER SPAN.

1/4” THICK CORRUGATED METAL SHEETS 3”X2” STUDS PLACED IN BETWEEN THE AVAILABLE SPACE WITHIN THE PALLETS TO HELP ENFORCE THE PALLETS AND ALLOW THEM TO STACK AND STAND.

3” X 3” JOISTS

3” X 3” STUDS AT 18in. INTEVALS ON CENTER

6” WIDE GUTTER

40”X48” PALLETS STACKED AND ALLOWS: - TO BE THE EXTERIOR WALLS - ALLOWS FOR STRUCTUAL COLUMNS - INSULATION - AESTHETIC

40”X48” PALLETS PLACED AS THE BASE


CORRUGATED MATERIALS

STRAW CLAY INSULATION

PALLET

CINDERBLOCK WALL


HOME ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS DETAIL

CORRUGATED METAL BUTTERFLY ROOF FOR COLLECTING WATER

CORRUGATED METAL BUTTERFLY ROOF FOR COLLECTING WATER GUTTER

GUTTER GUTTER FUNNEL TO DIRECT WATER INTO CISTERN

WATER CISTERN WITH FILTERING SYSTEM

WATER CISTERN WITH FILTERING SYSTEM SHOWER AREA

HOME INTERIOR

PALLET WALL

CMU WALL

CONCRETE FOUNDATION

GRAVEL DRAINAGE CONCRETE FOUNDATION

BUTTERFLY ROOF ANALYSIS SYSTEM

WATER CISTERN SYSTEM

LATRINES


REVITALIZED RAVINE AND SURROUNDING HOMES


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