Cabins within the Attenborough Nature Reserve by Yue Jin

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DIPLOMA STAGE 4 – COMMUNICATION

By Yue Jin

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CONTENT SITE ANALYSIS 06 RESEARCH PRESIDENTS PROJECTS 14 CHAPTER 1 - 2 PERSONS 26 CHAPTER 2 - 4 PERSONS 42

Yue Jin

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SITE ANALYSIS

SITE ANALYSIS

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BEESTON

INTRODUCTION Attenborough nature reserve is located 4.3 mi (7 km) south-west of Nottingham city centre. The reserve now covers 145 hectares of lakes, wetland, grassland and scrub. It sits at the confluence of the River Erewash and the Trent. The station only takes 12 minutes on foot. There are many rare species such as Sand Martin, Starling and Grey heron living in this reserve. The iconic River Trent and tranquil trails along the way make it an ideal place to get fresh air and connect with nature.

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SITE ANALYSIS - TRAFFIC ANALYSIS

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Attenborough Nature Centre

SITE ANALYSIS - BUIDING ANALYSIS

ry's Church Attenboroughe 11 Sand martin

Starling

Elevated Bird Hide Grey heron

SITE ANALYSIS - SOIL ANALYSIS

LOAM

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SAND CLAY

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RIVER TRENT

Attenborough Nature Centre

SITE ANALYSIS - WEATHER ANALYSIS

CONERIES POND

SITE ANALYSIS - SURROUNDING CAFES AND RESTAURANTS

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The distance between Attenborough nature reserve and the surrounding area, there are about 4 restaurants nearby, about 0.5 to 1.1 kilometers. And there are about 5 cafes or bars, about 0.8 kilometers.

SITE ANALYSIS - THE HISTORY OF ATTENBOROUGH NATURE RESERVE

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David Attenborough at 1966 op Attenborough Natur From 1929, large-scale commercial extraction of the gravel commenced. Materials to and from the works were transported done by barge. Subsequently, the protruding and seasonally submerged islands which can be seen today were produced. The pattern of excavation of gravel provided habitats of different ages and stages of development.

Completion of the extraction allowed the deep lagoons to regenerate naturally. Aggregate sorting and distribution is carried out at the works in Attenborough village.

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pening of re Reserve.

Formal plans for an education facility were developed in the 1980s – and in 1988 Sir David Attenborough visited to view the designs. It was another 17 years before we saw these plans come to fruition.

Following this, the next big event in the sites history saw the opening of the new Attenborough Nature Centre in March 2005.

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RESEARCH PRESIDENTS PROJECTS

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SHEAR HOUSE / STPMJ, SOUTH KOREA, 2016

INTRODUCTION DESIGNER: Stpmj YEAR: 2016 POSITION: South Korea

USE 0F BUILDINGS: A Single Family House Shear house is a 120-square-meter family home located in the rural area of Gyeongbuk, Yecheon, South Korea.

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FIGURE 1

The house has two different ends, a typical gable end, and a sliced & shifted one in a monolithic structure and material, so when you enter the town, you only look To the house's typical sloping roof.

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Pinewood Thermowood Facades By simply modifying the types of gable roof houses to provide spatial diversity and improved environmental performance inside and outside, this challenges the limitations of such houses.

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SHEAR HOUSE / STPMJ, SOUTH KOREA, 2016

FIGURE 4 At the entrance of the town, people face a typical gable wall. As they walk to the house entrance, they slowly recognize changes of eave and shadow and finally realize the sheared face at the entrance of the house.

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DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

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FIGURE 5 FIRST FLOOR

FIGURE 6 GROUND FLOOR

SHEAR HOUSE / STPMJ, SOUTH KOREA, 2016

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CROSS-VENTILATION

SUNLIGHT ANALYSIS

The sun shines from the south to the north, and the shadow of the roof can cover the terrace on the north.

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SHEAR HOUSE / STPMJ, SOUTH KOREA, 2016

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ELEVATION

FIGURE 9 SECTION

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FIGURE 10 LIVINGROOM AREA

LIVINGROOM AREA

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SHEAR HOUSE / STPMJ, SOUTH KOREA, 2016

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WINDOWS ANALYSIS

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CABIN ONE - 2 PERSONS

CHAPTER 1 - TEH SITE PLAN OF 2 PERSONS

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1 Entrance 2 Kitchen 3 Bar 4 Dining Room 5 Living Room 6 Terrace 7 Terrace 8 Staircase 9 Bedroom 10 Bathroom

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1 Entrance 8 Staircase 9 Bedroom 10 Bathroom 11 Ground Floor

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CHAPTER 1 - TEH DEVELOPMENT PROCESS OF 2 PERSONS

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CHAPTER 1 - TEH ELEVATION OF 2 PERSONS

RIVER TRENT

SOUTH ELEVATION 1:100

RIVER TRENT

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WEST ELEVATION 1:100

EAST ELEVATION 1:100

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RIVER TRENT

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RIVER TRENT

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CHAPTER 1 - TEH EXTERNAL VIEWS OF 2 PERSONS

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SUNLIGHT

CHAPTER 1 - TEH SOMETIC OF 2 PERSONS

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Full utilization and recovery of the energy from wastewater.

The triangular roof can better collect rainwater, which is collected in water pipes and then collected into the pool.

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CHAPTER 1 - TEH INTERNAL VIEWS IN BLACK AND WHITE LINE OF 2 PERSONS

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LIVING ROOM

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CHAPTER 1 - INTERIOR RENDERINGS 2 PERSONS

MODEL DISPLAY

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LIVINGROOM AREA

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BEDROOM AREA

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CABIN ONE - 2 PERSONS

CHAPTER 2 - TEH SITE PLAN OF 4 PERSONS

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1 Entrance 2 Dining Room 3 Kitchen 4 Staircase 5 Toilet 6 Bedroom 7 Terrace 8 Entrance 9 Bathroom 10 Bedroom

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1 Entrance 4 Staircase 6 Bedroom 7 Terrace 8 Entrance 9 Bathroom 10 Bedroom 11 Ground Floor

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CHAPTER 2 - TEH ELEVATION OF 4 PERSONS

RIVER TRENT

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WEST ELEVATION 1:100

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RIVER TRENT RIVER TRENT

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RIVER TRENT

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CHAPTER 2 - TEH EXTERNAL VIEWS OF 4 PERSONS

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CHAPTER 2 - TEH SOMETIC OF 4 PERSONS

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Full utilization and recovery of the energy from wastewater.

The triangular roof can better collect rainwater, which is collected in water pipes and then collected into the pool.

The collected rainwater can be used in the garden and toilets.

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CHAPTER 2 - TEH INTERNAL VIEWS IN BLACK AND WHITE LINE OF 4 PERSONS

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CHAPTER 2 - TEH PROPOSED STRUCTUREOF 4 PERSONS

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Hip Flashing 150mm Typical Closure strip or seal Ve r t i c a l B a t t e n s 300×90mm Charred Scottish Larch Clads

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Rockwool Mineral Insulation 150mm

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Timber Joists 150 x 50mm

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Rigid Foam Insulation 50mm

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MODEL DISPLAY

CHAPTER 2 - INTERIOR RENDERINGS 4 PERSONS

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KITCHEN AREA

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BEDROOM AREA

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STAIR AREA

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