DESIGN PORTFOLIO YEAR ll | SEM lll ISMAIL MURUSHID | 045566
C O N T E N T S
Six Space Set
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Modular Social Housing
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SIX SPACE SET PROJECT 1
BACKGROUND Client House; in this project we were each given a celebrity figure as the client. We researched the clients personality and chose personality words to develop the design. For the client we designed a getaway house. The house were to be located at Laamu Fonadhoo , Maldivies.
LiCe’ Church
6 SPACES
COMBINATION SPACES
CHOSEN COMBINATION
Photoshop rendering of the chosen combination
Final Model for chosen combination
Plan view of the final model
MODULAR SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECT 2
BACKGROUND
Jenga House
By offering an affordable social housing with a unique architecture of living, giving the residents of greater Male’ the opportunity to garden to have a sense of belonging. By using nature we can enhance the emotional qualities of this house. This way we can bring the people to emotional well-being. Changing the circulation of the house we can create a unique place and bring an end to the idea of renting. By separating rooms such as living and bedroom which are public and private spaces respectively, we can fully functionalize the actual purpose of spaces. Building the house from affordable materials and construction methods will lower the value of houses and people will have to spend less money of their income on value of housing. The Jenga house is balanced in these aspects, which creates a house that is in harmony
PRECEDENCE THE JENGA
This
game
of
balancing
and
technique enhances the way of seeing architecture.Meaning that the aspects of design should be balanced from the location of spaces and from the circulation through them.
SPACE PLANNING
Richard Meier designed the Giovanitti House in a unique way of seperation dilemma of public and private spaces. The connectiions are in balance. The space planning was taken as a precedence.
SPACE PLANNING Terrace
unit 1
unit 2
unit 3
unit 4
Attic
3rd Floor Toilet Play Room
Bedroom/ balcony
2nd Floor Living
Bedroom
Lobby
Bedroom
Toilet
room 1st Floor Toilet
toilet P. Toilet
Parking
Bedroom
Dining
Kitchen
G.Floor
Spaces of the house is distrubuted to the 4 units by the terms of a growing family. The Arrows show the connection between spaces and the circulation through the house. The spaces are planned in way that the functions of the spaces are balanced. The balancing act of spaces are performed by seperating the public and private spaces. The dotted line shows the transition of floors.
PRAGMATICS small
PEOPLES REQUIREMENTS
medium large
Toilet
balcony
bedroom
laundry
terrace
kitchen living room
dining
store room
garage
study
backyard
The ma jority of the respondents from the survey prioritize the most important spaces (large in size) as the given order: Toilet, Bedroom, Balcony, Kitchen, Terrace, Living room, Dinning, Laundry, Backyard, and Store room. The respondents also categorized secondary spaces as the following: Garage, Guest room and Study area.
BRIEF REQUIREMENTS - 4 bedrooms max -16m total height - 4 units maximum - Modular - Affordable - Design for a family of 6 people max - Design in way that the house is not given for rent - Design the house for a lifespan of 30 years -70 % of each floor can only be use for building - 30 % of each floor should be open
FORM DERIVATION
jenga blocks
space arranged blocks
blocks arranged on top of each other and balanced
spaces pulled and pushed to balance more
UNITS ARRANGEMENT UNIT 4 - This unit is just an extension for the family of six living in the house. This flexible space can be used for any function. This unit comes with an access to a large terrace
UNIT 3 - This unit is ideally designed for minimum of two teenages and a maximum of two couples and their kids until the kids reaches the age of 7. expected lifetime - 5+ years
UNIT 2 - This unit is ideally designed for minimum of one kid and a maximum of a couple and their kid until the kid reaches the age of 7. expected lifetime - 12 - 15 years
UNIT 1 - This unit is ideally designed for a couple and children upto the age of 7. expected lifetime - 7 years - 13 years
CONSTRUCTION METHOD
This complex prefab house is located on the top of the hill near Granite Falls, Washington. The site has a lot of beauty around but doesn’t have electricity, water or roads. Because of conditions prefabricated structure was choose to overcome the difficult nature of the site. The frame is made of steel covered with 4-by-22-foot panels, acting as walls. The panels follow a simple pattern that leaves open space for dramatic floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the house which capture awesome views around. this house designed by Anderson Anderson Architecture
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SITE PLAN
FLOOR PLANS
P. Toilet
Toilet
Living
Bedroom
Dining
Kitchen
Utility room
Parking
Ground Floor Plan Scale- 1:100
Built area: 57.6%
Outdoor dining
Lobby
Bedroom
Toilet
Toilet Bedroom
1st Floor Plan Scale- 1:100
Built area: 55.5%
Balcony Bedroom
Toilet
Playroom/ Study
2nd Floor Plan Scale- 1:100
Built area: 40%
Attic
Terrace
Terrace Floor Plan Scale- 1:100
Built area: 10.3%
ELEVATIONS
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW 1
+16M
+12M
+8M
+4M
+-0M
BACK VIEW
SIDE VIEW 2
3D VIEWS
Interior view showing the large open spaces at the 1st floor lobby. The stair leading to 2nd floor at the right
A view from the living room across the courtyard to the kitchen. The seperation of spaces increases their functionality
FINAL MODEL
Jenga House By offering an affordable social housing with a unique architecture of living, giving the residents of greater Male’ the opportunity to garden to have a sense of belonging. By using nature we can enhance the emotional qualities of this house. This way we can bring the people to emotional well-being. Changing the circulation of the house we can create a unique place and bring an end to the idea of renting. By separating rooms such as living and bedroom which are public and private spaces respectively, we can fully functionalize the actual purpose of spaces. Building the house from affordable materials and construction methods will lower the value of houses and people will have to spend less money of their income on value of housing. The Jenga house is balanced in these aspects, which creates a house that is in harmony
UNITS ARRANGEMENT
FLOOR PLANS
UNIT 4 - This unit is just an extension for the family of six living in the house. This flexible space can be used for any function. This unit comes with an access to a large terrace
Balcony Bedroom
Toilet
UNIT 3 - This unit is ideally designed for minimum of two teenages and a maximum of two couples and their kids until the kids reaches the age of 7.
Playroom/ Study
expected lifetime - 5+ years 2nd Floor Plan
UNIT 2 - This unit is ideally designed for minimum of one kid and a maximum of a couple and their kid until the kid reaches the age of 7.
Scale- 1:100
Built area: 40%
expected lifetime - 12 - 15 years
UNIT 1 - This unit is ideally designed for a couple and children upto the age of 7.
P. Toilet
Toilet
Living
Bedroom
expected lifetime - 7 years - 13 years
Dining
FORM DERIVATION
Kitchen
Utility room
Parking
Outdoor dining
Ground Floor Plan
jenga blocks
space arranged blocks
blocks arranged on top of each other and balanced
spaces pulled and pushed to balance more
Scale- 1:100
Built area: 57.6%
ELEVATIONS +16M
+12M
+8M
+4M
+-0M
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW 1
BACK VIEW
SIDE VIEW 2
Attic
Terrace
Terrace Floor Plan Scale- 1:100
Built area: 10.3%
Lobby
Bedroom
Toilet
Toilet Bedroom
1st Floor Plan Scale- 1:100
Built area: 55.5%