Social Housing Guatemala

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PASSIVE AREA

RECREATION

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ne of the proyect´s main goal was to integrate the new buildings into the zone’s natural slope making the most of it and altering the least.

PROYECT’S CROSS SECTION

R E C R E A T I O N A L AREA WITHIN THE PROYECT

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CROSS SECTION -TRANSURBANO BUS STOP

Public Spaces

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CONCEPTUALIZATION

Location: Zone 8, Guatemala City The block was converted into a safe pedestrian area. Encircle by vegetation to guarantee the local’s privacy, followed by a cycle pathway which PEDESTRIAN STREET ensures the safety of both cyclers and pedestrians. Streets 36 A and 38 remained free for vehicle travel. In order to provide a safe trip to the nearby bus stop St. 38th after 7th Avenue was turned into a peCROSS SECTION CYCLE PATHWAY destrian street.

GROUP 7

Criss Cross Projection/ Tension Lines

PLAZAS, HEALTH CENTER, LIBRARY

Urban Intervention

CHILDREN’S DAY CARE

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LIBRARY AND CAFETERIA

Saúl Girón

Proyect’s Terrain

HEALTH CENTRE

TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

royect’s Description The proyect’s aim is to provide families that live in precarious conditios with a secure enviroment, reliable construction, basic infrastructure and main urban facilities. The proyect holds a total of 952 apartments, children’s playgrounds, recreational areas, business and services.

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Pedestrian Street

Imelda Oxlaj M.

AS A RESPONSE TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

Sector’s Layout

Alejandro León M.

COMMUNAL AREA

SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESPONSE

SOCIAL H O U S I N G

BUSINESS: COMERCIAL SPOT

OFFICES

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URBAN FACILITIES AND SERVICES DISTRIBUTION

ADVISOR ARQ. ROMEO FLORES VENEGAS

GUATEMALA’S PILOT PROYECT


GROUP 7

advisor ARQ. ROMEO FLORES VENEGAS

Conceptualization & Structure

Conceptualization

FINAL FORM- SUPER MODULE [ 3 SET OF MODULES]

BUILDING’S GRID-REINFORCED CONCRETE

VERTICAL CIRCULATING STRUCTURE

It is formed by a stair case, an elevator and circulation space which grants access to each apartment. This structure acts totally independent regarding the rest of the building.

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VERTICAL CIRCULATION AREA

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STRUCTURAL PLAN

LOAD BEARING WALL

SCALE 1/150

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LATERAL ELEVATION

STEEL PILOTS d= 0.15

Beams 0.15 x 0.15 m

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LOAD BEARING WALL It is the main structure in the building. Besides it’s structural function it provides the building a sober and strong facade.

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VERTICAL CIRCULATION

MODULE 2

STEEL PILOTS

FREE FLOOR PL A N To ensure the privacy of the neighbours all first floors are used for providing recreation and services.

STUCTURE

Each sector of the proyect is deliberately labeled alpha numerically and distinguished by a given colour. These allow easy recognition and location of specific modules.

MODULE 1

Step 6:

ENCLOSING WALL

BEAMS

LOAD BEARING WALLS

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

FRONT ELEVATION

Step 3: Both units were reproduced into a 8 floor plans. 7 of them are apartments and the first is free floor plan. Step 5: Integration

TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

84 APARTMENTS PER BUILDING A TOTAL OF 952 THROUGHOUT THE PROYECT.

Step 2: TWO UNIT MODULE

Imelda Oxlaj M.

VIEW OF THE -E6- BUILDING

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Step 1: SINGLE UNIT MODULE 8 X 10 M 80M2/Apt.

SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESPONSE

LOAD BEARING WALL

Step 4: A criss cross grid was created and external forces were applied to obtain the final form.

COLUMNS

TENSION LINES

PILOT PROYECT/GUATEMALA

GEOMETRY

VOLUME’S CROSS SECTION SHOWING INNER STRUCTURE

Alejandro Leon M.

A single unit was created as a module to be reproduce to fit necessities. The geometry was determined y the arrangement of single units into a super module. Super Modules which gather three set of modules host 84 apartments and super modules formed by two modules host 56 apartments.

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THEBUILDING


Bedroom No. 3- 12.65m2

BEDROOM No. 1

BATHROOM

Clothes LIne/ Drying area

access

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Drying Area: Provides a ventilated spot within the house for clothes lines. The interior es protected by a sliding door.

DINNING/ LIVING ROOM LAUNDRY ROOM

KITCHEN ENTRANCE

UP access

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SCALE 1/150

28 A P A R T M E N T S P E R M Ó D U L E

Each module contain four apartments which rises to seven floor plans.

SCALE 1/50

ESCALA: 1/50

SERVICE AREA

SOCIAL AREA

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FURNISHED FLOOR PLAN

Horizontal Windows All windows run from one end of the facade to the other. Due to the stucture ( load bearing wallas and pilots) the facades are light skins of insulating walls and windows.

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PRIVATE AREA

A1 MODULE

MODULE ARRANGEMENT & CIRCULATION

All windos are located on their east and west facades to ensure heat gain.

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BEDROOM / BATHROOM

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D I N N I N G / L I V I N G

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L AUNDRY / KITCHEN

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Bathroom-6.50m2 Bedroom No. 1- 90.15m2 Bedroom No. 2- 80.50m2

Saul Giron

PRIVATE AREA

APARTMENT MODULE

TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

BEDROOM No. 3

HALLWAY

The apartment floor will be granted to the neighbours without inner divisions and the only solid walls would be that of the bathroom.

Kitchen- 6.65m2

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bathroom area

BEDROOM No. 2

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Laundry Room-6.30m2

Lighting is controlled by sliding windows which can be adjust depending on the sun’s radiation.

Imelda Oxlaj M.

Inner Space: 8 x 10 m (80m2)

AREA

SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESPONSE

As an alternative the proyect proposes inner divisions made of disposed wood boxes in good conditions.

One of the proyect’s inDinning/Living Room- 15m2 terests was to provide a manegeable space which Hallway-8.40m2 can de adapted to the SERVICE user’s needs.

advisor ARQ. ROMEO FLORES VENEGAS

INTERIOR WALLS

SOCIAL AREA

PILOT PROYECT/GUATEMALA

SPACE AND DISTRIBUTION

PROPOSED ARRANGEMENT

WINDOW DETAIL

Alejandro Leon M.

THE APARTMENT


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Utility Room for pipelines and instalations.

TALLERER 1

RAMP SLOPE 8%

PRESTAMO/ RENOVACIÓN

REFERENCIA

104 PARKING LOTS

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ÁREA DE MESAS AL AIRE LIBRE

SALA DE REUNIONES

BODEGA

ACCESS THROUGH 38TH STREET

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BASEMENT-PARKING FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1/250

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SALA DE REUNIONES

OFICINA DE CONTADURIA

ADMÓN.

BODEGA OFICINA DE BIBLIOTECARIO

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN / COMMERCIAL SCALE SPOT 1/200

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C H I L D R E N ’S P L A Y G R O U N D The children´s recreational areas are set in the active sector of INGRESO the complex along with the basketball courts.

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VERTICAL CIRCULATION

ACCESS THROUGH

SALA DE EMPLEADOS

BASEMENT- PARKING FLOOR PLAN

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RAMP SLOPE 8%

ÁREA DE GUARDADO

RECEPCIÓN Y ÁREA DE ESPERA

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SIDEWALK

RAMP SLOPE 16%

Saul Giron

BODEGA

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RAMP SLOPE 16%

COCINA

TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

7TH Avenue

Access to apartments

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The circulation within the complex is complemented by ramps which have a 6% slope to ensure the safety of wheelchair users.

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ACCESS

Each module is 5.50 m2

TALLERER 1

UNIVERSAL

COMMERCIAL SPOT

80 PARKING LOTS

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SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESPONSE

PLAZA

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Platform Limit

There are 62 comercial modules per super module.

Alejandro Leon M.

advisor ARQ. ROMEO FLORES VENEGAS

PUBLIC PLACES

PILOT PROYECT/GUATEMALA

BASKETBALL COURTS


BATHROOM MEN

GROUP LECTURE WORKSHOP 2

WORKSHOP 3

GROUP LECTURE

REFERENCE BOOKS

INDIVIDUAL READING

LOAN/ RENEWAL

MEETING ROOM

PSHYCHOLOGY

DENTIST

ENTRANCE

SANITATION DENTIST SANITATION MEETINGS

VACCINATION

MEETINGS

VACCINATION

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN / LIBRARY AND CAFETERIA SCALE 1/200

The communal area is intended to be used as the neighbours for ocassional reunions, events, piñatas and is controlled by the complex administration.

ACCESS FROM BASEMENT

MOTHER/ CHILD CARE

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RAMP SLOPE 6%

NURSERY ROOM

INDEX/ REFERENCE

LIBRARY/CAFETERIA/HEALTH-CENTER

ADMINISTRATION

RECEPTION SECRETARY/ STATISTICS OFFICE

REPAIR SHOP

RECEPTION

CELLAR

LIBRARIAN’S OFFICE

ADMINISTRATION OFFICE

CELLAR

TREASURY

DRUG STORE

LOCKERS WAITING ROOM

PERSONNEL OFFICE

FILES

LABORATORY

TERRACE

Saul Giron

WORKSHOP 1

INTERNAL MEDICINE ADULTS

PILOT PROYECT/GUATEMALA

BATHROOM WOMEN

EMERGENCY EXIT

SEATING AREA

TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

GROCERYSTORE/COMMUNALAREA

PERSONNEL AREA WALK IN LARDER

Imelda Oxlaj M.

CELLAR

KITCHEN

SEATING AREA

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BATHROOMS

SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESPONSE

Alejandro Leon M.

The proyect is located in a central area regarding services such as schools, transportation modes, religious buildings and commercial areas. However considering the population the proyect would hold, certain urban utilites were considered within the complex. An “A” type Health Centre was proposed with a total of 1573 m2 of construction. It serves all neighbours giving treatment to adults, children, teenagers and mothers. A drug store is incorporated to this part of the proyect. On the second floor of this same building there is a library with workshop classrooms, reference area, seated group and individual area and administration areas. Allong with this is a cafeteria for the staff, visitors and neighbours.

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URBAN UTILITIES

advisor ARQ. ROMEO FLORES VENEGAS

L I B R A R Y / C A F E T E R I A / H E A L T H - C E N T E R


Solar Panels

Connection to panels Connection to DC Power

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ECOLOGIC ELEVATOR

It functions mainly by gravitational foce which is aid by electric energy. It saves roughly 70% of the electric energy consumed by other elevators. Due to it’s low intake of energy it can run on solar panels which in this case are located above the circulation module. Utility Room Cold Water Warm Water

Collected Rain Water

SOLAR PANELS

There is a total of 78.4 m2 covered with solar panels per module, 40 panels per apartment. The solar panels provide electricity to the buildings for a total of 12 hours continuously. This aids the municipal’s electrical instalation.

Cold water piped up towards heater

Incidencia Solar

Collected Rain Water Storage Vessel Cold water piped up towards heater Filter

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Battery Sistem

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Flat Plate Collectors

Utility Room Charge Controller

Storage

Storage

ELEVATOR

INTERNAL LIGHTNING

Solar Panels

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Ducts / Pipelines

Ducts / Pipelines

Solar Panels

Alejandro Leon M.

SOLAR HEATER

U S E OF S O L A R P A N E L S

Saul Giron

Filter

TOWARDS WORTHY HOUSING

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Sewage wa

Imelda Oxlaj M.

Storage Vessel

SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESPONSE

Treatment Plant

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Sewage water used for garden sprinklers

Since Guatemala is located in a mild climate electric heating and air conditioning can be descarded once the buildings are conceived with a correct pasive solar design. Direct or indirect gain from the sun´s heat is managed through the materials used, size openings and vegetation. In this particular proyect direct heat is procure to the apartments during the morning period particularly during the months of winter. Therefore the building´s orientation is from east to west on their longer facades with horizontal wide windows. Solar panels are used for providing warm water and electric energy. These eco friendly buildings work under a rain water harvesting system that reduces consumption from any company and helps the enviroment.

PILOT PROYECT/GUATEMALA

garden sprinklers

AFFORDABLE LIVING

ROOF PLAN

garden sprinklers

Slope: Allows water Collection

PASIVE SOLAR DESIGN

Rain water is store and later filtered to be used as tap water within the complex.

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RAIN WATER HARVESTING

advisor ARQ. ROMEO FLORES VENEGAS

SUSTAINABILITY

WIDE HORIZONTAL WINDOWS


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