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MANIFESTO
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BRIEF
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SITERESEARCH
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REFERENCE
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DESIGNPROCESS
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DESIGNDRAWING
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INTERIORVISUAL
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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MANIFESTO
Myinteriordesignmanifestoisthat“greendesigncancreateahealthy,safeandcomfortablelivingenvironment”. In modern society, with the rapid development of economy, a series of environmental problems begin to appear. In the face of serious environmental pollution, the use of green design concept in interiordesignhasbecomeaninevitabletrendofsocialdevelopment.Theintroductionofgreendesignconceptcancreatemorehealthy,environmentalfriendly,comfortableandsafeindoorspace forpeople.Greendesignconceptrequiresdesignerstoreduceenergyconsumptionandreuserawmaterialsininteriordesign.Firstly,designerscanusegreenfurnituretoreduceresourceconsump tion and make effective use of renewable energy. Secondly, designers should fully consider ventilation design, natural lighting and comfortable thermal environment. In addition, designers should useenvironmentallyfriendlymaterialstoensureindoorhealthandsafety.Atthesametime,theproperuseofplantsandwatercanmaketheroommorebeautiful,whichcanalsoadjusttheindoor temperature, humidity and people’s physiological and psychological balance. The introduction of green design concept not only makes interior design develop to a higher level and realm, but also makestheecologicalenvironmentmoreoptimized.
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INTERSECTIONS BRIEF When we come across living issues, the main issue facing most urban residents today is the growth of
economic pressure of life. At the same time,
since industrialization began monopolize to food production and not forgetting to mention the fast speed of urbanization, food growing is set apart from the urban environment. Food waste is common in cities because they didn’t have a chance to see the production process called “from farm to table” and ignore the cost (financial and ecological) of food production. Traditionally food growing is an inseparable part of human daily activity. Therefore the project brings a series of new residences toEdinburgh University studentsand retireesfrom different family lifestyles who are financiallystressed ,forminganewhomethatredefineswhatitmeanstobehome.Here,theconceptof
green, healthy,and low-carbonlifeisapplied
inreal-lifescenariostopromotemorepeopleto payattention , understandand participate inthepracticeof sustainableliving .Greenarchitecture,or greendesign,isanapproachtobuildingthatminimizesharmfuleffectsonhumanhealthandtheenvironment.(Roy,208) Bycreatinga healthycoexistingmetabolicsystemoftheverticalecologicalforest,thisprojecttriestosolvetheproblemsofbringingfoodproduction systems into the urban environment. The project aims to seek the possibility of merging the food growing system
with the urban contextwhile
revitalizing the neighbourhood with anew possible futurefor public common space. The aim is to awaken the public’s crisis awareness of a series of environmental issues by letting them inspect the whole food production and manufacturing process. The growing of regional crops and building resources bring residents together through shared investment, commonality and self-sufficiency empowering communities. Residents can regain their self-sufficiency during difficult economic times and reduce the pressure on their lives. This development model can provide services to communities andoperateasabenefic coexistenceinthearea. Urban agriculture canre-affirm community identity, enable training,contribute to local economies, improve people’shealth and diet, act as asourceofleisureandcontributetobiodiversity.(HoweandWheeler19-. A communal way of living can help to reduce the impact humanity has on climate change and planet Earth in general, while improving the conditions of living. I believe living together is about sharing and this is one of the most promising solutions to tackle contemporary issues and cope with future challenges.
Aproposedsite:
40GeorgeSquare13th-14thFloor
ThecurrentbriefcontinuestheoneproposedduringConnectingInteriors(DESI112). Functionareasinclude: plantingareas,viewingplantingareas,socialareas,workingareasandrestareas.
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SITESURROUNDINGSRESEARCH
SITERESEARCH
DavidHumeTower,GeorgeSquare,Edinburgh,built1960-3
Cafe
Park
ClassRoom
Garden
Llibrary
Architect: ROBERT MATTHEW, Johnson E¶ Marshall and Partners (John Richards, project architect) StructuralEngineers:BlythandBlythContractors:Crudens
40GeorgeSquare Seminar
DavidHumeTower:
Bikeway
By Sir Robert Matthew ( 1 9 0 6 - 7 5 ) , the David Hume Tower was designed to house the university’s Arts Faculty. It is an example of Scottish Modernism in which Matthew’s chosenmaterials,mostnotablystoneandtimber,createcontinuitywithtraditionalScottish architecture. It has been described as a building that represents “both the aspirations of thenationforitspost-warHigherEducationsystemandtheidealsofsomeofScotland’s
Shop
StudyRoom
premier architects” ( Historic Scotland) . It attained category A listed status in January 206.
RestSpace
OutdoorActivities
Through the investigation of the site environment and history, I collected data on the surrounding building environment.ThenIexpressedthemintheformofcollage.Thismakesmethink,inthiseraof
globalization
and accelerating urban development , what are the new challenges and opportunities for mixed-community housingthataresubjecttodevelopmentandadjustthis organicallygrown urbanstructuretomeetcurrent and future needs. This is a compelling project, and there is a huge responsibility at the moment of making a decision. What should it become? Should it become another urban high-level area? Is it something that
is respected by the previous lifestyle of this city? It is possible to reflect on the development of mixed communityhousinginthepastfewdecadesandcreateabettermodelforthefuture.
ENERGYANALYSIS
Greenery
Views
Indirectsunlight
NaturalVentilation
Communitiesahasgreatcreativepotentialandsignificancewhencomparedtoothersurroundingareas.
PopulationDistribution
MainRoad
SideRoad
Itisadevelopmentstrategythatlinksthefuturetothepastandthelivesoffutureresidents.Whatarethe
Greenery
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principlesforcommunities?Whichdirectionshouldwego?Howdosolvetheexistingproblems?
SITEHISTORY
HereIwillshowthehistoryofthesite'sdevelopmentovertheyears,using graphstoclearlyshowitsenvironment.Letmeunderstandtheculture and development ofthissitemoreclearly. GeorgeSquareRedevelopment: The talk of redeveloping Edinburgh’s George Square to become a university campus first began in 1946 and received planning permission for a change of zoning in 1954. The starting point for the redevelopment was Sir Basil Spence’s developmentplanin195,inwhichthetower(latertobeknownastheDavidHumetower)wastobethefirstofseveral.
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PRECEDENTRESEARCH
https:/studiotoggle.com/portfolio/completed/luminous-drapes
ProjectName:LUMINOUSDRAPES,JACC,KUWAITCITY OfficeName:StudioToggle Material:Steel 0 Clothcurtain Projectlocation:Kuwait StudioTogglewasinvitedbyNuqat,anonprofitorganizationbasedinKuwaittocreateanoutdoorspacefortheirculturalforum“TheHumanCapital2018”.ThelocationgivenwastheoutdoorplazaofthenewlyopenedSheikhJaberAl-AhmadCulturalCentreinKuwaitCity.Thedesignofthe pavilionstemmedfromadesiretocreatealightweight,softandmalleablespacehabitableinnovelways.Thepavilionismeanttobecolonizedbased ontheactivitiesthatitwillaccommodate.Theseactivitieswereanalyzedandbrokendownintotheiranthropometricparameters. Theseparameterstheninformedthevarioustaxonomiesofvoidsthatcateredtotheprogrammedactivitiesandweremappedontoamodulargrid. Alow-tech,cost-efficient,incremental,modularsystemwasdevelopedusingre-usableconstructionscaffoldingandlaser-cutIKEAdrapes.Thevoids created by the subtractive operations on the stacked drapes are taxonomized into activity facilitators and occupied as such. A modular grid 3x3M gridismadefromconstructionscaffoldingandIKEAdrapesarecutandarrangedinapatternderivedfromaparametricalgorithm.Thedifferences inheightandwidthresultinpeoplereactingtothespacesindifferentwaysandcolonizingthemintuitively. Duringthenight,thelitpavilionchangesitsambienceandmakesforadynamicspace.Lightisusedasasculpturalmediumtoelevatetheperception ofboththegridandspace.Itframesanddefinesthewaytheusersengagewiththepavilion.Thepavilionrepresentsanup-cycledhabitatgenerated fromautilitarianandmodulargridsystem.
REFLECTION Theprojectusedstackedcurtainsasmaterials,usingsubtractiveoperationstocreateSpacesforactivities,usingreusableconstructionscaffolding and laser-cut IKEA curtains, the project developed a low-tech, cost-effective, incremental modular system. This project inspired me to laser cut fabric and use it in my interior work to create different creative expressions when processing fabrics. The cutting machine will cut the entire sheet ofmaterialintothefinishedproductweneed,withoutknivesandmoulds,ensuringmaximummaterialsavings.Andwecanmakegooduseofsome environmentallyfriendlyfabricstogivethemdifferentfunctionsinourdailylife.
PRECEDENTRESEARCH
https:/www.gooood.cn/installation-blur-by-vincent-leroy.htm
BlurcopyrightdesignbyVincentLeroy allimage!vincentleroy sound!JeromeEchenoz/AdorableStudio VL explains that he saw in the scaffolding accumulation transparency, a visual lightness in contrast with the hardness and stiffness of this material itself.Thebrillianceofgalvanizedsteelplaysanimportantroleinthissearchforlightandevaporativeaccumulation.VLexplainstoo:it - isamixedbal ancebetweentriangularandsquareshapes.Despiteitsmonumentalsize,theprojectalsohastheadvantageofbeingindefinitelyrecyclable,storable andtransportable.Itscreatoradaptsittodifferentplaces.Vlimaginestooaversionwherepeoplecangoinsidetheplatform. InstallationBlurbyViencentLeroy Paris,France
REFLECTION Ineedsustainablematerialsthatareflexible,reusableandrecyclable,andthatcanbeinstalledeffortlesslybyordinarypeople,inabsolutesafety.In mydesignproject,Iwanttocombineplantswithscaffolding.Rockclimbingplantscanalsogrowalongthesteelframeovertime,soIthinkscaffolding isoneofthematerialsIcanconsider.
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PRECEDENTRESEARCH
https:/www.gooood.cn/updated-interior-of-a-loft-office-in-an-old-veal-market-by-lab5-architects.htm Partialinteriorviewoftheoffice,thestructurebecomesaguidelineandsupporterforinteriorplants
Location:MrissyHouse,1095Budapest,Mrissyutca7. Client:WINGZrt. Designers(2018up-date):LAB5architects|LindaErd¡lyi,AndrsDobos,BalzsKor¡nyi,VirgAnnaGspr,RebekaSipos,AnnamriaT'th Designers of earlier refurbishment (204): Leading designer: Sch·ller ¡s tsa Kft; leading architect: Ferenc Sch·ller, colleagues: Judit D¡ry, TamsHoffman,BalzsKovcs|Generalarchitect:AspectusArchitectZrt,architecturaldesigner:TamsBillig,architecturalcollegue:Istvn H önich Designeroforiginalbuilding(1927):J'zsefRiva LAB5architectswererequestedtodesignanupdateoftheinteriorin2018.Duringthelastyearsnotonlyourexpectationstowardsthelook of offices changed a lot, but also the way we work has undergone a minor revolution. The importance of common areas emerged high, divi
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sionoftheopenspacelayoutsbecomevital,andfunctionssuchasco-workingandloungeappeared.Wehadtoupdatethelayouttoinclude these new elements, while also raising the number of workstations, and respecting our expectations of today’s flexibility in workspaces. Thisnewcontemporarysystemofgridspenetratesin-betweenthegroundfloorandupperlevelinthetightcorridorcut,soanewverticalaccent grabstheattentionandliftsoureyestoemphasisethebeautyoftheoldstructureofthehall,andthetwobecomeoneintegereffectofthespace.
REFLECTION Partialinteriorviewoftheoffice,usingthesystemofthinhollowsectionstructuretodividedifferentspaces.Thispartitionisjustaverythin hollow section structure system, meanwhile, in addition to dividing the space, I think it can also be used for some new functions. Earlier the plantsoftheinteriorwereplacedindifferentmannersaroundrandomplaces,sothisstructurebecameaguidelineandsupporterforthem.This reference has helped me greatly in the development of my project, and the structure provides me with sufficient flexibility to meet different functionalrequirements.
theinterioroffice,thesystemofthinhollowsectionstructurewithplantspenetratesin-betweenthegroundfloorandupperlevelinthetightcorridor-cut
PRECEDENTRESEARCH
https:/www.gooood.cn/envelope-house-by-asolidplan.htm
ProjectName:ENVELOPEHOUSEOfficeName:ASOLIDPLAN CompletionYear:20GrossBuiltArea(m2/ft2):620m2 Projectlocation:SingaporeProgram:Privatehouse Thebriefwasforamulti-generationalhomeforthreehouseholdsE¶theclient’syoungfamilywithachild,theirparents,andtheirauntE¶with privatespaces,commonspacesandgenerousgreenery. Thefirstlevelisforcommunaluse,thesecondfortheelderlyparentsandaunt,andthethirdlevelfortheyoungfamilywiththeirownprivate doorandstaircase.Aroofgardencapsthebuilding. Whilegivingeveryonetheirprivatespaces,theyusedacentralgardencourtyardtoconnectallthreelevels.Thestaircasetothesecondlevel andasky-bridgeatthethirdlevelcrisscrossthiscourtyard,allowingforchanceencounterswithinthefamily. Thelandscapeddoubleskinstrategyanditseffectivebiophilicandmicroclimaticeffectsshowthattherearestillnewwaystocreatetropical architecture in a dense urban environment like Singapore0 bringing nature indoors and into the residents’ everyday life. the staircase and skybridgecrisscrossthiscourtyard,allowingforchanceencounterswithinthefamily.Thesesuccessfulpointsofthiscaseareworthlearning andthinkingaboutwellandapplyingtheminmyownworks.
REFLECTION The project creates this tropical climate-friendly residence in land-scarce Singapore. Double-layered landscape skins, indoor water gardens, triple-volume courtyards with ventilated skylights, and roof gardens form a comfortable micro-ecological space. The project's double-layered landscape skin and its potent biophilic and microclimate effects demonstrate that in a dense urban environment like Singapore, new ways of creatingtropicalarchitecturecanstillbefound.Italsoinspiredmetoconsiderthesefactorsinmyownprojectstobringnatureintotheinterior andintegrateitintothedailylifeofresidents.
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INITIALDESIGNSKETCH
REVISEDDESIGNSKETCH
VIEW PLANTING AREA
PLANTING AREA
EATING AREA
OUTSIDE SOCAIL AREA
13THFLOOR
I initially chose the place in the middle of the basement. The initial idea was to use the French windows in the middle of the basement to start the design. The purpose is that the planting needs sunlight. However, after a series of considerations and research in the later stage, I finally changed the location tothe13th-14thfloor. 14THFLOOR
Idesignedthefinallocationfromthe13thfloortothe14thfloorandwantedtogivetheplants sufficientsunlightthroughthedesignoftheskylight.Includedifferentdesignfunctionswithin
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thespace.
WAYFINDING
openkitchen-
The focus is placed on the 1 3 th floortothe14thfloor.HereIshow the route from the entrance of the building to the main destination in the form of a diagram, which
Ashelfthatcanstorefoodspace
aims to make the audience know
A p l a c e w h e r e p l a n t s a n dA p l a c e t o m a k e f o o d vegetablescanbegrown
the route to the destination more
withneighbors
RestArea
clearly.
Entrance
Aplacetorestandchat
PlantingAreas
Aplacetoviewplants
withneighbours
COMMUNITYFLOWDIGRAM
Aquietplacetoread
Aplacetotake
andstudy
anap
ORGANICWASTE
PICK
PLANT
2 1 Communitycitizensgrow theirownfood
4 3
Thefoodisripeforpicking
RESIDE
SERVE
PROCESS
REST Eat
FoofScraps
Trim
GreenWaste
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Communityworkersprocessthe
Theprocessedfoodisshared
Livingspaceforcommunity
Communityresident'spublic
food
withmembersandsharedwith
personnel
restandactivityarea
outsidersinthecommunity OrganicFertilizers
Divideresidentsintodifferenttypesofcollectives,eachofwhichcancreatevalueforthecommunity,justlikegenerators,withacleardivisionoflabour,andcomplexcookingfortheelderlyandtheyoung;Someofthestudentslearnandpickfoodtogether;someofThe remaining kitchen waste becomes organic fertilizer, which is then used to thestudentsresponsibleforplanting.Residentscanchoosewhattheyaregoodatorinterestedin.Allthecollectivescometogethertoformaninterdependentandself-sufficientnetwork.
plantflowersandtrees,whichnotonlymaximizestheuseofresourcesbutalso
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reducesenvironmentalpollution.
DESIGNANALYSIS
MULTIFUNCTIONALTYPE The structural grid offers a space, where various cubic elements can be implemented. Boxes of
Have provided physiological evidence, and Kaplan et al. ( 1 9 8 ) have provided design implications in landscaped and natural
plants,books,andStorageondifferentlevelscreatevariousdensitiesfortheinterior.Byorganizing
environments. Mounting evidence indicates that when in natural environments, and/or even when viewing natural environments,
thecubes,themodularsystemallowsaflexibleassemblyfordifferentoccasions.
humansreactpositivelyintermsof
After preliminary thinking and sketching, here I show the small-scale program that can be formed
1)aestheticandaffectiveresponse(Ulrich1983)
inthedesignasfollows.
2)psychologicalwell-being(Ulrich197) 3)psychophysiologicaleffects(Ulrich198) 4)stressrecovery(UlrichandSimons1986) Human response to vegetation, the color green, indoor plants, and plant scapes viewed through the window have all been hypothesizedtobeabenefittohumans(Ulrich19).
FabricChair
Bookshelf
PlantArea
Platform
Woodentable
A place to interact with plants. Here
A place to rest. Provide a green space to
people can observe nature and get close
relax,orjustenjoythequietoftheplants..
tonature. FabricClapboard
StorageSpace
FabricHammock
FabricHammock
PlantArea
Bed
FabricBed
Woodentable
Combinationofthetable
A quiet place to read and study. People
Ahealingplace.Letpeoplefeelthenatural
communicate with books and nature,
breath of fresh air, meanwhile, they can
creating a relaxing and comfortable
effectivelyadjustindoormicroclimate.
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readingenvironmentwithaslowrhythm.
DESIGNANALYSIS
pumpingstation
hydroponicplantation
hydroponicpumpingstation
Reservoir
Thewatertightcontainerholdsthenutrientsolution
Growingchamberortray
Container(needsdrainholes)thatholdstheplant
Growingmedium
Non-soilsubstanceplantsgrowin
Nutrientsolution
Theessentialingredientinallhydroponicsystems;contains16essentialelementsforplantgrowthandcanbe - pur chased(organicornot)ormade
Asubmersiblefountainorpondpump
Helpsbringnutrientsolutionfromthereservoirtothegrowingchamber
Deliverysystem
Tubingorwickthatcarriesthesolutionfromthereservoirtothegrowingchamber
Simpletimer(15amps,foroutdooruse)
Controlswhenthepumpand/orlightscomeon
Airpump
Suppliesoxygentoplantroots;optional,exceptinwaterculturesystems
Returnpipe
Nutrientsolutionfedatoneendanddrainedthroughreturnpipe;returnedtothereservoirtank
Lightsorsunlight
Optimal8to10hoursofdailylight;thesystemshouldbeinasunnywindoworunderfull-spectrumgrowlights
Lightsorsunlight
hydroponicplantation deliverysystem
returnpipe
anykindofaplant
Vegetationlayer
tray
Fruitfulsoil Stonelayertomakewaterfiltration Gravellayer airpump
Vessel
asubmersiblefountainorpondpump waterwithminerals , Nutrientsolution -
TYPESOFVEGETATIONSUITABLEFORPLANTING
NURSEIES/PLANTSSUFFERFROMSLUGS
Plants which need an abundance of sunlight & good drainage
Herbs& red clover can be planted near the
system
plants which suffer from the slug. Slugs will be attracted by red clover and therefore fewerslugsharmtheedibleplants.
LETTUCE
BROCCOLI
ONION
CABBAGE
HERBS
REDCLOVER
Plantswhichhavedeeproots&tallPlantswhichneedsupporttoclimb
CARROT
POTATOES
TOMATO
PEA
EGGPLANT
CUCUMBER
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EXPLODEDDRAWING&
PATHFLOWLINE
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14thFloor The 14th floor is divided into three areas: a reading area, a resting area and a viewing planting area. Residents can overlook the entire plantationareafromtoptobottom.
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Stairs Fromthe13th-floorplantingareato the14th-floorviewingarea.
Foodstoragearea
➋
PlantingArea
➌
EatingArea
➍
MakeFoodArea
➎
ReadingArea
➏
RestArea
➐
ViewPlantingArea
13thFloor
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The 1 3 th floor is divided into four areas: food storage area, planting area, make food area and eating area. Participants can experience theplantingprocessforthemselves.
The whole space of the path streamlines from bottom to top, for viewing and use. The 13th floor is divided into four areas: food storage area, planting area, make food area and eating area. The 14th floor is divided into three areas: the reading area, rest area and view planting area. Participants follow
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thepaththeywanttoparticipatein,relaxingandhealingthebody.
MakingafoodplatformMaterial:whiteoak PlatformforplantMaterial:Wovenmetalfabric
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FabricchairMaterial:Sustainableorganiccottonfabric Plantingarea
FoodStorageArea MakeFoodArea
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A PlantingArea EatingArea
FoodStorageArea
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FabricchairforrelaxMaterial:Sustainableorganiccottonfabric WoodencabinetfortoolsMaterial:whiteoak WoodencargorackforstoredfoodMaterial:whiteoak
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Project: Intersections
13thFloor The site is located on the 1 3 th floor, an area mainly used for growing food functions. The space here includes a food storage shelf area, a growing area, food
Title: Plan
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Location: 13thFloorof40GeorgeSquare
making area, and a dining area. People can see the industrial food production chain0 such as hydroponics. It could help with rebuilding the connection between peopleandfood.
DrawingNo:
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Size:
A3
Date:
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A-D-03
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A-D-02
A-D-01
ViewPlantingArea
ReadingArea
MakeFoodArea
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RestArea
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EatingArea
ReadingArea
ViewPlantingArea
PlatformforplantMaterial:Wovenmetalfabric HammockMaterial:cottonfabric
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WovenHammockMaterial:cottonfabric WoodenbookshelfMaterial:whiteoak
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Project: Intersections
14thFloor The site is located on the 14th floor, an area mainly used for relaxation areas. The space here includes a plant viewing area, reading area and rest area. The Vertical
Title: Plan
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Location: 14thFloorof40GeorgeSquare
Ecologicalaimstoinvitetheresidentstowitnessandevenparticipateineverystage that the food is grown. The idea of living in a community that consists of a food production system might assist with building up communal pride, that the new food
14thFloor
DrawingNo:
P-02
productionsystemwilllinkeveryone.
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Scale 10
Size:
A3
Date:
27/0
B B-D-02
B B-D-01
SolarGlassDoubleSkinFacade
Platingarea
FabricClapboard (Material:cottonfabric)
Hammock(Material:cottonfabricLasiesta q)
Plantingarea
Woodencargorackforstoredfood (Material:whiteoak)
0 14thFloor
Project: Intersections
13th-14thFloor
Title: Section
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13thFloor
The Vertical Ecological aims to invite the residents to witness and even participate in every stage that the food is grown. Roof use Solar Glass Double Skin Facade ,
Location: 13th-
14thFloorof40GeorgeSquare
çades allow buildings to have a fully glazed exterior while improving double-skin fa thermalandacousticperformance.
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DrawingNo:
Scale 150
SE-BB
Size:
A3
Date:
27/0
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Bookshelf
Platform
Platform
Material: Aluminium Scaffold(prefabricated modular system scaffold compo nents)
Material: Wovenmetalfabric
Material: Whiteoak
Thebasiccomponentsofscaffoldingaretubes,couplersandboards.Ascaffold towerisalightweight,quickandeasyassemblesscaffoldtowersystem ideal for the construction, decorating and maintenance industries these highly versatiletowersprovidestrongworkingplatformsatvariousheights. The scaffolding also has the advantage of being indefinitely recyclable, storable andtransportable.
Wovenmetalfabricisasustainable buildingmaterialthatreducesenvironmentalstrain.Themetals are readily recyclable and come from recycled materials. They have become a key sustainable design element for many architectural projects. Metal mesh products bring both structural and safetybenefitstoawiderangeofconstructionprojects: -Suitableforinteriororexterioruse. -Largelyself-maintaining. -Durableandstrongenoughtomeetsafetyandsecurityrequirements.
substitutefossilfuelforenergy.
GRIDHAMMOCKS
Hammock
Material: Sustainableproducedwebbing(ECONYL ® CORD)
Material: Sustainableorganiccottonfabric ASIESTA (L
Recycledfromthefollowingcomponents: -Usedcarpets -Disusedandabandonedfishingnetsfromthesea Textilescrapsfromtheclothesmanufacturing Thesenylonmaterialsarecollected,sortedandshreddedallaroundtheworld, before then undergoing a purification and treatment process to transform them into nylon pellets with the original chemical formula of the primary raw material.Thesematerialscanberecycled aninfinitenumberoftimeswithout anylossofquality,therebyrepeatedlycontributingtotheregenerativecycle.
Ecologically speaking, cotton is a great material because it is grown on a farm, notcreatedinalabthroughheavychemicalprocessing.Itisbiodegradableand isalsoarenewable and sustainable resource. Anotheradvantageofcottoncanvasesisthattheycanlastforaverylongtime anditiseasytocarefor.Stainsliftouteasier.
14thFloor 13thFloor
White oak is a sustainable wood to use in furniture. Withalargegrowingstock,it’spossibletokeephar vestingthewoodwithoutharmingtheforests.Aliving whiteoaktreecansequesteralargeamountofCO2, andproductsmadefromitswoodcanberecycledto
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13th-14thFloor The 14th floor is mainly used for rest. There are grid hammocks on the 14th floor where you can lie down for a nap or read a book. The 13th floor is mainly used
Location: 13th-
Title: Section
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14thFloorof40GeorgeSquare
for planting. The ecological Vertical project might help with raising community awareness by building up a communal identity. It is probably due to the emotional attachment between people and food. Some People might think the food grown at
DrawingNo:
SE-AA
thehometastesbetterthanthefoodweboughtfromthemarket.
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Scale 150
Size:
A3
Date:
27/0
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A A-D-01
A
Bendfabricdetail
A-D-02
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Bendfabricdetail
A
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Theconnectionofthescaffoldingtothechair
A-D-03
A-D-03
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Theconnectionofthescaffoldingtothechair
Bookshelf Material: Whiteoak
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Theconnectionofthescaffoldingtothebookshelf
White oak wood is strong, durable, and naturally water-resistant. It makes great indoor furni -
A-D-04
tureandflooring.Asoaktakesalongtimetogrow,thewoodisdense,andtheproductsgen
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erallylastforalongtime,likecentury-long.Whenwoodisdecayed,eithernaturallyintheforest orbecauseofdamagecausedbyusagesathome,thecarbonstoredinthewoodisreleased backtotheatmosphere.Thereforelong-lastingfurniturecanbeconsideredasagoodwayof keeping the carbon out of the atmosphere. If the wood is then reclaimed for making another
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pieceoffurniture,itspositivecarbonstorageenvironmentalimpactisevenhigher.
B B-D-01
B
Connectionbetweenscaffoldingandground
B-D-02
1:2
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1:2
Connectionbetweenscaffoldingandsteelpipe
SCAFFOLDINGSTRUCTUREANALYSIS Scaffoldisthemosttypical reusablematerial ,withstandardizedcomponents,variousforms,andextremelyconvenientconstructionprocess,theyalsoallowcreating aquicklycomposedspaceplayingwithhorizontal,verticalanddiagonallines,andthecombinationwithothermaterialssuchastextile,wood,polycarbonateandmetal.
Connectionstructurebetweenfastenersandsteelpipe
Steelpipeextensionconstruction
FASTENERSCONNECTNODES
90°Sideoutlettee
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Singlesockettee
Elbow
Flange
GROWPLANTS
HARVESTPLANTS
MAKEFOOD
Heretobringthefoodproductionandrecyclingsystembackintothecity,partlyforeducationpurposes.Sothatpeoplewouldunderstandtheprocess fromfarmtothetable. Residents were free to choose food types and critically put forward problems in the process of food production. We are using architecture as a mediumtobringfoodproductionbacktourbanspaceandreflectonthebenefitsthatthespatialcombinationofthetwomaygettolocalcommunities. Residentsgrowtheirownvegetablesandfruitsandusetheseineverythingfromsaladstosandwichestopastasauces.Theadvantage ofgrowingyourowndoesn’tstopatthepurefunofit;youcanpickexactlyhowmuchyouneedforeverymealwhileleavingtherest togrow,thereforelessfoodwastewillbegenerated. 21
INTERIORVISUAL
Theindoorspacebetweentheunitsisnolongersimplyanextensionofthelivingspace,butalsoamicro-farmfortheoccupantstogrowsmallfruits andvegetables.Thesecropsarenotonlyavailablefortheresidents'ownusebutcanalsobesharedwithothernearbyresidents.
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INTERIORVISUAL
The14thFloorisdesignedwitharestareathatprovidesarestingchairandhammocksetup.Here,residentscanperceivedifferentnaturalworlds from sight, touch and feel. The platform is dotted with concrete planting grooves. Plant different crops, shrubs, flowers and plants, forming an interestingandvividlandscape.Residentscanenjoyplantswhileresting.
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