Ephemeral Habitation : Housing for Transient Construction Workers

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Ephemeral Habitation : Housing for Transient construction workers

How Urban fabric can flexibly accommodate things while providing space for rapid transitions, frugality and the increasing fluidity that cities require? How can we move toward a more adjustable urbanism that is capable of anticipating and hosting even the impermanent- like refugee camp, disaster relief camp, or temporary housing or Ephermal build mass which sits lightly on ground and leaves little mark and allows New relation in cityscape.

To zoom down, The Design attempt To solve the problem of living condition of Transient construction labourers in India, by providing them humane living conditions and creating temporary habitat which can be easily digested by cityscape without disturbing context and allows users to experience a sense of community with their neighbours despite short-term stay as per the construction demand, The design seeks to make feel users that they are rooted in a given temporary space in a permanent relationship

• Site study

Housing Typology Observed during survey

• House Typology 1-Tarpaulin covered spaces with post

Analysis

• House Typology 2- Rooms made up of stretched clothes

• House Typology 3- Rooms made up of Tin sheets

• House Typology 4- Walls and roof made up of cement Asbestos

Problem faced by construction workers Problems

Steel prop as a structural member

Reinforcement bar to hang their belongings Wooden board with nails act as hanger Bamboo scaffoldingas a structural member

• Design Manifestation from the study

Prototype design:Structural system of prototype is easy to construct and dismental

Natural light and ventilation:Sloping roof has dual role, its help to drain rainwater and allows natural light and ventilation

• Concept and Zoning

Schematic Zoning

Marriage between spaces:

Open spaces are can be act as an intermediate platform connecting people at their daily route

Modular design:Unit can be clubbed together to house more users,or relatives from same group

Stackable unit:For compact construction site, the prototype can stack on top of other

Versatility:Prototype can be arranged in different fashion to house various activity. example- same unit can be used as creche or a medical room

Kit of parts

of brokenbricks to cook food

Tin roofing sheet as a skin of the shelter

A ladder made up of scaffolding on which wooden battens are nailed

Steel ties to hold structural member and skin together

Brick/Stone as a post or support Wooden plank as bed

Tracing different typology of housingcurrently practised by construction workers

• Form Evolution

Creating community square with organic adaptation of village pattern and with suffucient spaces and common ground enhance life

The concept of kit of parts allows easy construction and dismental of module with 4 Major Construction and material type: 1.A superstructure, 2.A skinning material, 3.A binding material, 4.A finishing material

site jugads
of prototype On
by Construction workers
and Solutions Site section Seating cum storage space Paver blocks are used tom make seating Bent reinforcement bar holding the plank on the top forms a seatout A seating made up of waste wooden members
platform madeup of wooden plank and siphorex as a support
way of cooking use
Kitchen
Traditional
Structural grid Comfort Site borne disease Natural light and Ventilation Water harversting
Methodology Design Implementation Stratergy Research ----- Design intent ----- Execution on sites Migrants----- BOCW registration ----- Housing on sites
Design
Grid of 2400mmx2400mm Extrude plane of 4800mmx4800mm Introducing horizontal framework Addition of vertical supports Additional flag for ventilation 4800mm 4800mm

Site 01 (4,700 sq.m) - Pune

Site for construction workers housing is adjacent to a busy approach road. it is a flat parcel land with few existing trees spread out horizontal site. minimum height can be G+1floor

Climate- Hot semi-arid climate

Site 02 (2780sq.m)- Kochi

Site is along the outskirts of the city and it os quit off road and sloping down from main access road. it is compact site. height of building can be upto max of G+2 floors. Climate hot, humid and with high rainfall patern

• Schematic sections showing placement of module and stacking on sloping site

• Schematic plan with scaled zoning and massing of modules

• Prototype sites
Schematic sections showing placement of module and stacking with respect to existing trees on spread out horizontal site
• Detail Plan for Site1
N 0 2M 12M 4M 8M First floor plan N 0 2M 12M 4M 8M A’ A B B’ A’ A B B’
Schematic plan with scaled zoning and massing of modules
Ground floor plan

Cluster detail- Showing relation of housing unit with their neighbourhood modules

Cluster plan

Views showing adapation of spaces with respect to functions and users need

Roof floor plan

Market space allows relationship with neighbouring context

N 2M 12M 4M 8M A’ A B B’
0 3M
Spaces between units acting as common ground for users Extended spaces user can adapt and use as a informal activity space Multipurpose hall and Creche
+0.3M Lvl +0.3M Lvl +2.7M Lvl +6.4M Lvl +5.75M Lvl +2.7M Lvl +6.4M Lvl +5.75M Lvl
Washing and water filling area connected to community kitchen Section BB’ Section AA’

• Increase use of PV panel

• Reduced energy use index

• Self sufficient electric production

• Maximum catchment area

• Greywater recycling

• Rainwater harvesting

• Reduced food waste

• Use of existing natural resource

• pockets of farm land

• Recreational spaces

• Connectivity and ground activization

• Community development

• Continuous green network

• Biophillic design

• Roof garden optimization

- To make ephermal habitation a self suffficient module ENERGY WATER FOOD PUBLIC SPACE BIODIVERSITY
Sustainable thinking and systems integration
Multipurpose hall and Workshop area Toilet and Bath space
Family housing unit Bachelor Housing Unit Community kitchen
• Construction process of temporary units 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 • unit Detail 2400 1200 4900 3700 PLAN OF LOWER FRAME WITH INTERMEDIATE MEMBERS(Sc -1:75) SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) COLUMN SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) COLUMN B B' A A' SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (25X25X2MM) FLOOR FRAMES 250 250 1200 1200 4800 3600 MS BOLT WITH NUT AND WASHER SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) COLUMN MS PLATE (250X250X13MM) DETAIL OF TELESCOPIC STILT (Sc -1:75) 1 2 FOUNDATION LAYOUT(Sc -1:75) B B' A A' 1200 2400 3700 4900 FLOORING LAYOUT(Sc -1:75) SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (25X25X2MM) FLOOR FRAMES 2400MMX1200MMX10MM MARINE PLYWOOD FLOOR PANEL BOLTED ON MS FRAME B B' A A' 1200 1200 1200 4900 3700 FURNITURE LAYOUT(Sc -1:75) B B' A A' SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (25X25X2MM) FLOOR FRAMES SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) COLUMN TETRAPACK WALL SHEET 10MM THICK 4900 3700 PLAN OF UPPER FRAME(Sc -1:75) SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) PERIMETER BEAM CORNER JOINT B B' A A' 2400 1200 STRUCTURAL LAYOUT FOR ROOF(Sc -1:75) SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (50X50X3MM) PERIMETER BEAM SQUARE HOLLOW MS SECTION (25X25X2MM) ROOF FRAMES B B' A A' 1600 1200 1200 1200 1600 2800 1600 400 ROOF LAYOUT(Sc -1:75) 2400MMX1200MM TETRAPACK ROOFING SHEET PVC GUTTER 125MM B B' A A' +0.30 M +1.10 M +2.75 M +3.10 M +3.40 M SECTION AA' (Sc -1:75) SECTION BB' (Sc -1:75) +0.30 M +1.10 M +2.75 M +3.10 M +3.40 M

Exploded Axonometric view of the prototype

Versatile nature of prototype

U.P Bio digester tank- sintex Min. 60 persons Inspection chamber (Capacity 12,000L) + 0.3m Lvl Circulation + 0.0m Lvl 1210 1240 800 C C' TOILET UNIT PLAN (Sc -1:75) Drain channel 150mm dia. wide U.P + 0.3m Lvl Circulation + 0.0m Lvl 1210 1240 800 D' D BATH UNIT PLAN (Sc -1:75) SECTION DD' (Sc -1:75) +0.30 M +2.75 M +3.10 M +3.40 M Inspection chamber GL SECTION CC' (Sc -1:75) +0.30 M +1.10 M +2.75 M +3.10 M +3.40 M ELEVATION A (Sc -1:75) +0.30 M +2.75 M +3.10 M +3.40 M ELEVATION B (Sc -1:75) +0.30 M +2.75 M +3.10 M +3.40 M •

• Mechanical,Electrical and Plumbing

N Service plan

Septic Tank size for community of 480 workers

Daily water usage for a home with 5 members = 475 liters/Day approximately

We take detention period as 2 days. So the septic tank should have the capacity to retain the household wastewater at least 2 days.

Total tank capacity = 92,000 + 7,200 = 99,200 liters

We knew that 1m³ = 1000 Liters = 99,200/1000 = 99.2 m³

L x B x H = 99.2 m³ as L = 2B

2B² x 1.8m = 99.2 m³

2B² = 99.2 m³/1.8m = 55 m²

B² = 55/2=27.5m²

B = 5.2 m

L= 2 x 5.2 = 10.4

L= 10.4m, B=5.2m, H=1.8m

UGWT Calculation

According to IS-code per person water requirement is 135 liters

For number of people on construction site

(assuming 480 Construction workers temporary inhabiting over a Two-year period)

Water required per person per day as per Dcr norms, Water required per capita per person per day= 135 135x480(No. of persons)= 64,800 liters

Volume of water = 64,800/1000 = 64.8m³

Required 2 separate UGWT’S

UGWT1=32.4 m³

UGWT2=32.4 m³

Dimension of UGWT1

Volume=LXBXH=32.4m³

Height=1.5m

32.4/1.5=LXB

21.6=LXB

L=2XB

Therefore, L= 2x21.6/L

L=6.57

B=3.28 With (+0.3 Footboard)

Implementation of solar panel - Load calculation

Fire tank Calculation

Volume of Fire tank= 1/3 Volume of UGWT Hence volume of Fire tank = 1/3 X 32.4=10.8m³

Dimension of Fire tank

Volume=LXBXH=10.8m³

Height=1.5m

10.8/1.5=LXB

7.2=LXB

L=2XB

Therefore, 2B2=7.2

B2=7.2/2=3.6

B = 1.89 With (+0.3 Footboard)

LX1.8=7.2

L=7.2/1.8=4

L=4, B=2, H=1.5

Area of UGWT1= Area of UGWT2=21.5 m²

Since, Both UGWT’S are of same size.

O.H.W.T Calculation

Volume of OHWT= 1/3 Volume of UGWT Hence volume of OHWT = 1/3 X 32.4=10.8m³

Dividing it w.r.t 1000 liter tank ( height 1m and dia. 0.9m) Therefore volume = 1000/1000= 1m³

As per 10.8 m³, we need Approx. 10 tanks of 1000 liter capacity

Now, Converting 1294 Watts. Hours into kilo watts. Hours 1294/1000 =1.294 Kw.hrs per day

Energy consumption by 1module = 1.3kw.hr per day

As solar panel produce 3Kw.hr per day, Single solar panel of size 1mx2m can provide sufficient energy needed for at least 3module

Now, for at least 62 housing unit of 500 peoples community with common kitchen, pump room, multipurpose hall, health care

Estimated overall energy consumption in kw.hr per day = Approx.90 Kw.hr per day

i.e., 30 solar panels will be needed to satisfy the overall energy consumption by 500 workers housing community in a day

• Cost Estimation

Total wastewater in 2 days = 475×2 = 950 Liters

Considering approximately 5 persons per house there will be 96 such houses

Total waste water in 2 days = 950 x 96 = 91,200 liters

Let us take 92,000 Liters capacity minimum for a community. Minimum depth of Septic tank should not be less than 1.8m. Sludge settled down per person – 15 liters/year. So here we take sludge removal 1 years once.

So total sludge = 15 liters x 480 person x 1 years = 7,200 liters

Note:Provided is an estimation for a prototype, which can differ as per site location, material and avaibality of materials

Appliances Number of Appliances Power consumption (watts) Number of hours used in a day Energy load (W.hrs) Bulb 2 5 7 2X5WX7Hrs.=70W.hrs Fan 2 32 18 2x32Wx18Hrs.=1152 W.hrs Charging ports and other Appliances 2 6 6 2x6Wx6Hrs.=72W.hrs Total energy load 1294 W.hrs
performance index (EPI) of 1 housing unit (approx. 20-30sqm)
Energy
of Project :- Temporary Habitation for transient construction workers Subject :- BOQ of prototype (17sq.m) Sr. No.Qty Description Unit Rate Amount 17 Square hollow section 50mmx50mmx2.9mm, length of 6 meters, epoxy coated used as post 4.12kg 105.00 735 2 25 Square hollow section 25mmx25mmx2mm,length of 6 meters,epoxy coated 1.36kg 105.00 2,625 36 Reused shuttering ply,12mm thick, 8feetx4feet, coated with termite protection 32sq.ft 65.00 390 4 13 Corrugated tetrapack sheet, 8'x4', 12mm thick for wall paneling 32sq.ft 100.00 1,300 58 Flat tetrapack sheet, 8'x4', 8mm thick for roof work 32sq.ft 100.00 800 61 Flymesh sheet 16sq.ft 80.00 80 74 MS base plate galvanized surface treated,rustoproof, 250mmx250mmx10mm 7.06kg 105.00 420 Total 6,350 • Population data of Housing (Site type-1)
Name
Legend Fire hydrant Fire tank UGWT Bio tankdigester Inspection chamber Gully trap Soak pit OHWT

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