AD3.1 Rehab Castlefield

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Contents

Site Analysis Background Reasearch

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Research and Development

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By Jan Harmens c3254426

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Site Analysis

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Location Location of Manchester

Location of Castlefield in Manchester

Location of Site in Castlefield

Site

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Wind Analysis Wind Over Site

Annual Wind Rose

Wind Over Castlefield

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Solar Analysis Summer and Winter Solar Shading Over Site

Sunpath and Temperature

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Annual Shading Over Manchester


Circulation of Site

Micro

Meso

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Geographic Analysis

Borehole Positions

3D Axonometric of Castlefield

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Noise Around The Site

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Industrial and Green Space Around Castlefield

Green Space

Industrial Space

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Water Analysis

Rainfall over Manchester % of Average

Annual Rainfall for 2010

Approximate Rainfall in Manchester

Canal Flow Direction

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Flooding Of Site

Flooding of Castlefield

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Site Photograph and Concept Influence

Picture from the floor of the site

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Background Research

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Problematic Drug User (PDU)

Injecting drug use or long-duration/regular use of opioids, cocaine and/or amphetamines.

Opium (Heroin)

Cocaine

Amphetamines

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Estimated No. PDU’s In The UK

62 000 000

321 229

204 473

27 969

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Estimated No. PDU’s In The North-West

6 900 000

50 343

38 550

3 405 17


Estimated No. of PUD’s In Manchester

2 500 000

24 370

18 240

1 611

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Influence

I have spoken to Brian Hendlesby, Chief Operations Officer of Horizon Lift Training. They accommodate approximately 15 patients and 7 permanent staff at their latest development in Harrogate. The patients live their throughout the 12 month rehabilitation course while also learning a life skill. They are then Placed into a local industry and monitored for the following 12 months.

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Program

Farming/Agriculture Exterior Space

Rehabilitation Area Living Space Catering Sleeping Space

Welding Joinery Brick Laying

!2month Program ‘Life Traininig’

Kept within city environment so not alienated from society

Number of Patients: 20 20 Number of Staff: 10


Link of Parasite

An organism which lives in or on another organism (its host) and benefits by deriving nutrients at the other’s expense.

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Link of Palimpsest

A manuscript or piece of writing material on which later writing has been superimposed on effaced earlier writing.

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Sync: The Emerging Science of Spontaneous Order by Steven H. Strogatz

As the patients become more synchronised they work together to recover similar to the firefly theory in the text. 23


Closed Loop Living

Self sustained living

Grow food - taught to cook - feed patients and staff

Self sustained power renewable energy used

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Day in the Life of a Patient

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Current Rehabilitation Centers in Manchester

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Context Research and Deveplopment

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From researching parasites I looked into: Fungus Growth Spawn Multiplication Expansion

The parasite growns to take over/consume the host.

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Parasites like bacteria both multiply to over run the host

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Spiders

Living in the environment without damaging its surroundings. Removes flying parasites such as mosquitoes, tsese flies and any others which it may catch in its web.

I aim to ‘catch the PDU’s, cocoon them within a core like within a fungus body while they recover before releasing them back in to society (not eat them). 31


Presedents

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Approximate Space Needed for 30 People

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Importance of Space

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Basic Massing

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Site Lines

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