Building Construction Studio
winter wind
Year-round direct sunlight hours
Design concept - Meteorological architecture
Facade composition and Mondrian's paintings
23°C bathroom/study
19°C living room/sleeping room
16°C laundry room/kitchen
1. Stacking cubes
4. Separation
The spatial layout created by using the natural thermal stratification - Air convection
Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow
Tableau I North facade South Facade
2. Circulation
5. Spatial connections
3. Height difference
6. Facade adjustments
summer wind
sun path
WD WD WD Ground floor First floor Second floor Third floor 0 0.5 1 2 5m 0 0.5 1 2 5m
A B A’ B’
Section BB’ Section AA’
Path section - apartment 2
Path section - apartment 1
Overlap
How to make a student residence comfortable, simple and convenient but charming
Politecnico di Torino 2022 Design studio
Building Design with Climate Studio
Instructor: Della Rocca Simona, Chiesa Giacomo
Location: Turin, Italy
Corperated with Aran Fatah, Lasse Rademacher Flesland, Stefano Nicola Cedro
Role in team: reasoning, modeling,design and drawing
2- the emotion of the climate
Climate analysis and strategy
The student residence is located in the south of Turin. Its context is characterised by the construction of public housing for workers from old factories. We meticulously analysed the surroundings and climate and, through a detailed light and ventilation analysis, found that the site was heavily overshadowed by the southern buildings, after constant adjustments to the shape and functional arrangement. All units receive direct sunlight throughout the year. The brick facade is linked to the surroundings and to the buildings already on the plot. The internal façade differs considerably in terms of materials. The fully glazed ground floor and the light wooden elements on the two upper floors make for a lighter visual effect. On the eastern side of our building we have created a completely open park to the neighbourhood, realising a student residence with comfortable and dynamic living.
Urban
attractors and indensity of use of space
Design process draft synthesis
After continuous adjustment of shape and functional arrangement through detailed light and ventilation analysis. All the units have access to direct sunlight in all year round.
Site microclimate - without building
Shadow Shadow
Project microclimate - with building
Wind core Wind core
Low metabolic rating
Circulation
Yearly matrix-with building
High metabolic rating
Landscape design based on pedestrian flow and climate analysis while blocking summer sun and winter wind to optimize environmental conditions
Summer
8:00 am Summer - 8:00 am Summer - 16:00 am Summer Summer Summer - 16:00 am Winter - 10:00 am Winter - 10:00 am Winter - 14:00 am Winter Winter Winter - 14:00 am
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Building Green area Permeable Not permeable Outdoor Semi-public Indoor Semi-public Semi-private public
Figure ground Edges Boarders
0 5 10 20 50m
First floor Second floor Ground floor
wind
wind
wind
WINTER WIND SUMMER WIND ROOM 2 stack effect
Perspective section
summer sun winter
winter
summer
summer wind winter sun
REQ Performance
Changes and relationships between facade and plan correspond to climate analysis
GSEducationalVersion
External
Internal
West facade Internal facade, Northen wing
view of model, 1:50
view of model, 1:50
External facade
External facade room unit
Internal facade
Internal facade
How to revitalize a decrepited neighborhood
Location: Detroit, United States
Individual work
Design date: 2021 fall
3- Sponge City
Technology, Recycling
North Corktown, one of Detroit’s sprawling, vacant land neighbourhood, where people are mostly self-sufficient or buy food from other The importance of the local population’s knowledge of farming techniques is particularly important. It is particularly important to equip local people with the skills to grow food. And Detroit has more precipitation, and it will help the farm a lot if water resources can be used wisely and flexibly. Therefore, we build an agricultural education and cultural base based on water system, with education as the base, not only as an educational and cultural experience center for citizens to expand their knowledge of agriculture and plants, but also as a learning center for other regions or cities, teaching the techniques of planting methods of different kinds of crops and plants, applying the technology of water recycling system, reducing the cost to a large extent, and reaching the city residents’ households can It is a good intention to improve the standard of living by learning to use it, to promote the construction of sponge cities and the economic recovery of low development cities, and to arouse the vitality of cities.
Market
Detroit agricultural & population density Detroit Rainful & Rainy days
Restroom
Restaurants
Bus stop
School
Restaurant
Crowd cluster
5mins walking Green area
Education Center
Cooling and humidification corridor
Water pumping device
Catchment pit
Overflow channel
Automatic irrigation frames
Featured Greenhouse
Reception
Pavilion: relaxation area
storage Warehouse
Flooring made of permeable material
Water pipes
Reservoirs
Base plate
Underground pressurized water filtration layer
1. Dynamic and static division
2. Specify the modulus
4. Portico links
3. Functional distribution
5. Groundwater system
A A’ Section
Master plan 0 5 10 20 50m
AA’
1: Corridor connection to the market
2: Planting area connected to groundwater system
1 3 2
3: Rest area in front of the education center
How to transition from small scale design to large scale design
Location: Nanjing, China
Design date: 2022 fall
Corperated with Kai Xuan, Binbin LI
Role in team: Conceptual design, Technical drawing
4- Sci-Tech Eco-Rainforest
TECHNOLOGY, ECOLOGY
The site is situated at the entrance to a university and faces the university complex. We started by thinking about the relationship between the building and the site surroundings at an urban scale, echoing the sub-axis of the school and the surrounding landscape design. We then tried to use our familiar approach to small-scale buildings, spending a lot of time on the flow and functional design of the building, introducing the concept of the ‘Sci-Tech Ecological Rainforest’, so that it would have a good echo from the interior of the building to the urban landscape, complementing the campus building, creating a swift and efficient vertical system and a horizontal system linking the upper and lower floors. A horizontal system of connections between the city, the The street, podium and towers are effectively integrated.
Miscibility
Industrial clustering effect
Differentiated office offerings
Low density decentralised retail village
Stereoscopic
Multi-level organization of space
Multi-scene three-dimensional clusters
All-weather vibrant neighbourhoods
Single-family vertical village
Breathing
locational analysis
A mix of multi-functional businesses
Interaction with the city
Integrating nature into design
Use of environmental resources in the surroundings
Landscaping system
Vertical three-dimensional planting
Symbolic
Fashion Coordinate Map
New business implantation
Interactive scene experience
Use of technological materials
Digital landscape signage
Networking
Virtual Web Map
Applications of VR technology
Westreet consumption model
The injection of personalisation
Determine the red line of the venue
Placement of functional blocks Follow the central axis of the site
The use of intelligent technology
Introduce the main flow
Aerial Retreat Courtyard Enriching façade texture with specific spaces
site site 0 50 100 200 250m 500m 1000m
建筑设计素材网
THE EMERGENT LAYER - RESEARCHERS
Technology Business Incubation Zone Technology Business Acceleration Zone International Academic Exchange Centre
THE CANOPY LAYER - CREATOR
Innovative practice areas Conference Centre
THE UNDERSTORY LAYER - URBAN CITIZENS
Commercial Support Area
Ground floor 0 10 20 40 100m 1 7 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 5 6 0-
Second floor
Equipment room 1-
Shops
2- Coffee
3- Showroom
4- Lounge
5- Report hall
6- Hotel lobby
7- Office entrance hall
Office and shared seminar areas
East elevation Functional distribution North elevation
Cutaway perspective view