GROUP 13 STAGE 2 REPORT

STAGE 2 DESIGN STUDIO 3 Group 13 Group member

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JIRONG BAI

A1793123

LIN ZHANG

A1809761

PHAM TUAN KIET NGUYEN

A1809859

THANH TAT LE

A1780494

03 GROUP RESEACH 03

08 SITE ANALYISIS 08-09

04 COMMUNITY PROFILE 04-05

06 SURVEY RESULTS 06-07

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DESIGN BRIEF

INDIVIDUAL DESIGN

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Jinrong Bai Lin Zhang Pham Tuan Kiet Nguyen Thanh Tat Le

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GROUP RESEARCH

SEOUL APARTMENT BLOCK BY ARCHIHOOD WXY Jinrong Bai

WELIVE APARTMENT IN NYC Lin Zhang

ROAM - CO-LIVING COMPLEX IN BALI Pham Tuan Kiet Nguyen

THE MEETING POINT MULTICULTURA CENTRE Thanh Tat Le 03

COMMUNITY PROFILE

The way people work is also a factor that affects spatial analysis, which determines how long people can stay in the community

It can also be seen whether they can have more time for activities. People spend more time communicating with each other, interacting and being intimate.

age age: Total people : 60

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COMMUNITY PROFILE Varies from the age of 5 – 65, the co-living is suitable for people with all social status such as single, couple or married.

Young people and children are an essential part, they can increase the vitality of the community

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SURVEY RESULTS

EXTRA LAYER SERVICE

LOCATION

CLEANLINESS: 6

30% wish to live a community that has location over the world 20% love to live in the city, 20% say countryside is perfectly ok while the other 60% claim they prefer to live in sburb area

The survey indicates that 30% are not willing to pay for extra layer service while other 70% claims having extra layer service is much better than not having one

HONEST: 5 CONSIDERATE: 4 SOCIAL: 4 HANDY: 3 INTERESTING: 3 FUNNY: 3

Important qualities of house members

SPACE AND PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP 90% say that if the common space is annoyingly occupied by other members, there will be a private talk.

If there is a free space in the house, it is totally agreed that there shall be vote to choose the new housemate.

Only 50% agree to have a pre-furnished house while others wish to furnish their space In the question of personal room enter allowance, 30% would like to have their rooms off-limited while with others, it is acceptable depending on the situation but need to ask in advance

Items, facilities and amenities can be shared in long-term

CHILDREN: 10

ADULT: 44

ELDER: 6

Number of community members

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SURVEY RESULTS LACK OF PRIVACY: 4

Co-living also has some shortcomings. According to the survey, more people think that the co-living community lacks enough private space, which causes people to experience some unexpected times in their lives. Some people think that it may be possible in the co-living community. Unable to decide some things on their own, some people think that people may disagree on some things and have quarrels

SIMILARITY IN MEMBER NOT HAVING FULL AUTONOMY ON DECISION IMPACTING DAILY LIFE: 1 In this community, people have equal rights. People a re t h e ow n e r s of t h e community and can hold regular meetings to select a representative.

POTENTIAL ARGUMENTS WHEN DISSAGREEMENT OCCURS: 1

The community has a good natural environment.

People can keep pets in the community. Pets make people more compassionate and can enhance the relationship between people.

Regarding the choice of community residents, according to the group survey, t he c om mu n it y ne e ds not only people with similar personalities, but also people with different personalities, which can make the community more diversified and increase people's social interaction.

SIMILAR TO ME: 1

DIFFERENT PATH OF LIFE: 5 07

SITE ANALYSIS

STEEPNESS: The difference in height between East and West side of the site is approximately around 20 meters so that the concept is to keep the buildings entirely off the ground to maintain synchronization of heights and accessibility from living area to the common house

According to the wind rose diagram, the southwest wind is most common wind in this area, S out hwest wind accounte d for 11.17% of the year. The explanation for this is the beach lays on the West side of the area.

The average wind speed for the whole year is 16.3km/h.

VIEW: On its East side is the view of the sea. Sitting on a slope, it could be believed the site is able to capture the best view of the sea in the neighborhood if designed properly.

The diagrams show the sun path and daylight hours of Marino for the whole year.

June has the shortest daylight time, it has 9 hours.

D e c e m b e r h a s t h e l on g e s t daylight times, it has 14.5 hours.

ACCESSIBILITY: To be able to access to the site, there are 2 choices, one is to access through the exist road of Westcliff Ct or another choice is to extend the desired part to the Cove Rd. Each option has its pros and cons, thus, depending on the concept of each individual design, the designers can pick either options or even combine together

The temperature here is comfortable, with an average temperature of 17.1 °C throughout the year.

June has the lowest average te mp e r atu re, it is 1 1 . 5 ° C .

January has the highest average temperature, it is 22.7°C .

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ENTERTAINMENT AREA

With the living area, each normal bedroom is to have 3x3m square, while the family size bedroom is 6x6m square. The toilet is expected to be 2x3m square

The area includes dance studio and indoor sport or simply is a place for entertainment

CAR PARK

Designed to have the capacity to contain up to 30 cars

LIBRARY

An 88m square will provide enough space for k i n d of s tu dy i ng , researching and reading

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GYM

As its name, a 75m square space enough for all kind of physical activities

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PRECEDENT STUDY---- Seoul apartment block by Archihood WXY 1. Introduction of Seoul apartment

This Seoul residential block was designed by local studio Archihood WXY to look like a cluster of four buildings, with each facade featuring a gabled profile in just one corner.

2. Why I choose this apartme

This apartment is quite similar toour idea, because our group topic is sharing is caring, which means the people who live in our apartment need to sharing and kind with other people, in orderto achieve it we should have a public area in our apartment,such as kitchen,and that can make people get to know each otherbetter

3.Our apartment type

We designed the apartment as a circle, the kitchen and activity room in the middle and everyone’s bedroom surrounds the common area while ensuring convenience, it also increases opportunities for people to get to know each other.

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ABOUT THE SITE

The co-living site is 23 & 24 Westcliff Court, Marino SA. I take 50 meters as the start point ( ground level 0), the lowest part of the building is 34 (-16 meters below the sea level) and the highest part of the building is 52 (+2 meters above the sea level) The carpark of the community will be put at the east of the community.

Because the site is a slope so I use the cutting and fill to make sure the building can be built on that slope and not wasting the space.

The community will be design as a multistorey building and the different floor of the building will be connecting with eachother by stairs.

To access the community, I decided two ways can let the people access easy. Because the carpark is near the main road so I decided to connect the carpark to the main road that can let the people who are driving a car can access the community more easy, also for the people who are walking or take the public transport they can access the community from the north which is the normal way to access the community, the carpark is also connecting with the community so that can let the people access the community more convenience from the carpark.

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DESIGN PROCESS Stage 1 design process At the beginning of my design, I built an entertainment area and the shape is similar to the bow, and a elliptical platform was built near the slope below the entertainment area and glass fences were installed on the edge of the platform, and also I designed the platform as a small café area around the entertainment area, which is connected to the entertainment area through a door to make it more convenient for people in and out of the entertainment area and café area.

Since the design space of the entertainment area similar to the bow shape cannot meet the needs of people living, I added four floors of living space exclusively for people to live in the existing building, and the elevator connects the floor to ensure that people can move easily.

Stage 2 design process For the stage, two posters My design idea borrowed from the design method of stage one, but I changed the shape of the stage two building. In order to maximize the utilization rate of the site without unnecessary waste of land, I changed the shape of the building to In this way, it can solve the situation that most of the space in stage one cannot be fully utilized due to the triangular design. In addition, I designed the area of the roof of the building as an outdoor activity venue, which can give residents more activity space.

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ABOUT THE BUILDING Gym : 80 square meters Living room & Kitchen: 82 square meters Library & Computer room: 76square meters Family Room: 4, Total 292 square meters Single Room: 18, Total 162 square meters Couple Room: 9, Total 81 square meters

I designed the house on two floors so that the community can accommodate more people in a limited space. And each floor contains a separate bathroom and kitchen, and I combined the kitchen and rest area into a large room, which can meet the living needs of more people while saving space.

At the same time, I designed a public gym on the ground floor of the building so that residents can meet their fitness needs without leaving the community.

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For the excess roof area, I designed it as an open activity field, so that residents can have more activity space and give everyone more opportunities to get to know eachother

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PRECEDENT RESEARCH WELIVE APARTMENT

This apartment is located in New York, a multicultural city. The residents of New York come from all over the world.

The residents include students, workers, seniors, and travelers. The co living apartment in this city incorporates cultures from all over the world.

Based on research, the main tenet behind co-living is about belonging to a community that’s inclusive, and how it offers an environment of support and collaboration. This makes it easier to have more through shared resources, even when you are the owner of less.

This concept is another layer of our platform focused on enabling people to live more fulfilling lives,"

appliances and furnishings are available for all to use, and when members of the community share resources such as belongings, food and transport. The building is providing communal events for residents, held in the building's shared spaces. These include meals, cooking classes, karaoke and game Just as WeWork changed the way people work through nights, and fitness classes. its philosophy of shared space, services, community, and social interaction, WeLive offers a disruptive alternative to WeLive replicates the security and the way people live." comfort of a suburban neighborhood but with the energy and vigor of a major city. Refer to the meaning when One-bedroom, two-bedroom, three- designing a new coliving community, bedroom and four-bedroom units retain the vitality of the city, and are available in WeLive's properties, increase the sense of security and a n d re s i d e nt s c a n s h a re or h av e comfort in the community. their own. Kitchens, lounges, and bathrooms are shared within their units, while large communal areas are designed for building-wide use.

Within this environment of support and collaboration, assets of all kinds are swapped, borrowed and shared.

Living sustainably becomes easier to incorporate into your everyday routine when Lin Zhng a1809761

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SITE SPECIFIC 36

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The co-living community address is 23 & 24 Westcliff marino.

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Taking the sea level of 50 meters as the standard 0, The lowest position of the community is -10 meters (40 meters above sea level) and the highest position is +8 meters (58 meters above sea level).

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Use cut and fill for the construction area to trim the level at -4 meters(46 meters above sea level). Public buildings, residential buildings, and sidewalks are all built at -4 meters(46 meters above sea level).

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The parking area is built at -2 meters (48 meters above sea levels), on the south east of community and connected to the main road next to it, which is convenient for community residents to enter and exit. Two outdoor parks are built at -7 meters(43m above sea level) and -2 meters(48meters above sea level) to let residents feel close to nature.

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Different height areas in the community are connected by stairs, equipped with wheelchair lifts and other auxiliary facilities.

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WORKING IN PROCESS Stage 1 working in process In stage 1 design, the common building is a three-story geometrical building with an open-air platform on the roof, located in the southern area of the community.

The residential buildings are all two floors, the first floor is a parking lot, each building can accommodate four cars, and the second floor is the residential area. Residential buildings are built on platforms supported by concrete pillars. There are wide roads that allow vehicles to enter the community.

Stage 2 working in process In stage 2 design, Entertainment buildings and residential buildings are built at -4 meters (46 meters above sea level), The parking area is built at -2 meters (48 meters above sea level). The common is composed of natural shapes scattered and superimposed. Added balcony area on the first floor.

This building is located at the entrance of the residents of the community. This building is the center building for residents’ daily activities. The reception center is on the first floor.

Residential buildings are divided into single and double floors. Residents can choose freely. All buildings are equipped with large windows so that residents can see the outside scenery well. There are sidewalks and bicycle lanes in the community, and there are outdoor parks on both sides of the building area. More rational use of land.

The buildings in the community have solar panels, which can save energy usage.

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DESIGN CONCEPT Common building will build 46 meters above sea level. I designed this building in the most natural shape, removing the complicated decorations and retaining the most core elements. I stacked different floors to make full use of the space.

The building serves as the main entertainment building for the residents of the community, include gym, library, computer room and dance studio.

Gym: 70 ㎡ Library:90 ㎡ Computer: 70 ㎡ Dance studio: 66 ㎡ The above area is the design concept of the group.

In addition, the building also has additional common areas. On the 2nd floor, there are open-air areas and shades of shading. People can hold events and parties in these areas.

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Living buildings will build 46 meters above sea level. Residential buildings included into single-story residential buildings and doublestory residential buildings. These buildings are composed of geometric shapes, with sloping roofs facing north, which is conducive to solar panels to obtain more energy.

Single-story building designed for singles. Each single-storey building has 6 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 open kitchens and living rooms. They are divided into two residential areas in the single - story building.

The living room has large windows with plenty of light. At the same time, the direction of the windows faces the sea in the distance, so residents can see the sea. Every bedroom has windows, air circulation is smooth, and indoor light is sufficient.

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Double-storey building designed for families and couples. Different from single-storey buildings, there are larger rooms on the ground floor of a double-storey building. This kind of room is provided for parents and young children. It is believed that parents and children living together are more convenient to take care of children, some people like to share rooms can also choose them, they can choose freely. Each residential area has 2 bathrooms, which is convenient for more people to use, 1 open kitchen and living room. Each shuangstory building has 4 residential areas. There are large windows in the living room of each living area, you can see the outside scenery well, and there is a balcony on the ground floor.

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There is a parking area for 30 cars in the community. The parking area is built at 48 meters above sea level. The parking area is located in the southeast of the community. The parking area is connected to the main road outside, which is convenient for community residents to travel by car. Vehicles cannot travel in the community. The parking area and the building area are connected by pedestrian roads and bicycle roads.

There are two outdoor parks (activity area) in the community.

There are two outdoor parks in the community, where residents can hold outdoor activities and gatherings. Two parks were built at 43 meters above sea level in the west of the community and 48 meters above sea level in the northeast of the community. These two parks are more reasonable for the community’s land use.

The park has good greenery. There are enough benches in the park, and it is equipped with entertainment and outdoor fitness facilities.

People can feel close to nature in the park. The park and the living area are connected by stairs, equipped with wheelchair lifts and another assistance facility.

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INDIVIDUAL DESIGN - PRECEDENT ROAM - CO-LIVING COMPLEX IN BALI

The Roam complex, as other co-living complexes, follows the standard model of co-housing, which function as a cross between student housing and hotels.

However, the project was primarily aimed to be 1 of the destination for occupants who chose to live with the brand so that when the initial concept was crystalized, the cornerstone of Balinese culture was highly highlighted in order to make it distinctive from other branches. Thus, Roam carries itself an unique value when the beauty of Balinese traditional culture combines with domestic details in a contemporary way.

Having a large interest in the newly emerged trend of co-living, Alexis Dornier, a German architect has magically transformed a series of old a ppartment blocks in Bali into a communal co-living project. With an attempt to open a multi-branch co-living brand, along with another in Miami, Alexis has effectively turned the existed outdated buildings into a new settlement for travellers.

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INDIVIDUAL DESIGN - STAGE 1 & 2 WORK-IN-PROGRESS STAGE 1 WORK-IN-PROGRESS 1. Unity of information on survey

STAGE 2 WORK-IN-PROGRESS 1. Site Analysis

A survey was conducted to seek answer for an ideal community profile of each in- The first task given to me after the completion of Stage 1 was to conduct a detail dividual which thereby was used as the basic foundation to define and crystalize site analysis to find out the precise information of site slope. In order to accomthe collective ideas of the identity of the community and how should it be. plish this, a second visit to the site was paid. After having enough information, I started to recreate the contour line and eventually rebuild 3D model accurately.

2. Community profile construction Site analysis gave an insight in levelling and the slope of the site.

After unifying on the ideal community identity, we started to build our group’s community profile, which is for multicuture and consists of 60 people at min- 2. Proposing detailed design imum. Having the profile as the core information, we then started to develop Implementing detailed design on 3D site model was required as well as proposindividual design concept ing fully furnished plans and sections to demonstrate the design approach and process 3. Research of precedent project Among a list of precedent coliving community project, it was determined that the ROAM of architect Alexis would be my source of precedent research. The research helped me formed the structure of a coliving community as well as inspired me of my potential design concept 4. Design concept development

3. Poster creating Similarly to Stage 1 Poster, Stage 2 Poster was designed after having an adequate amount of material such as detailed section, detailed plans, or 3D model completion. After a few feedback, Stage 2 Poster was finally finalized

With all given information and research, the very fundamental shape of my design began to form. I then explored the design concept in numerous way to achieve my best potential option as well as played around with the unique characteristic of the site.

5. Poster creating Having all the neccessity and the design concept, I moved the final stage of Stage 1: Conceptual Design, creating a poster to visualze my conceptual idea. After a few modification based on feedback given by tutor, it was believed to be finalized and ready to be assessed.

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INDIVIDUAL DESIGN - DESIGN CONCEPT BRIEF:

The idea of the design is to create a place where people on all level of society can come and live under the same roof regardless their ranks, or social status.

To achieve this goal, equality is the first factor that must be examined carefully through the shapes and design of the living area. As the co-living complex is divided into 2 main parts, the living and common area, the living areas are to be located outside the Common House where it lies in the direction of the sea view and connected by a bridge. Not only the equality factor, the similarity in the design allows the project more constructible as steepness of site. The shape of the living and common area is wider at the side of the sea but becomes narrower at the other side which forms its shape into a trapezium shape in birds or plan view. However, with section, elevation or human view, the buildings carry the shape of a hexagon. The particular reason for this circumstance is that hexagon holds the meaning of coherence, a highly important element for all co-living community. In addition, the hexagon shape, from personal perspective, is more interesting than plain square wall. Apart from carpark, all other buildings, both living and common area, are meant to be kept off the ground in order to maintain the homogeneity in each building as well as the accessibility from the living area to the common house.

DESIGN PROCESS

To be selective in the field of best option for the design concept, 3D site model was priortized to be constructed based on the contour line which allows to assess the site thoroughly on the steepness, site level, wind, sun and sea direction.

Hence, I can be creative and explorative the best concepts within the requirement range given by the site details. After that, I drew the boundary line of the site and started experimented on it with different shapes which finally saw a result in final concept. From there, a variety of details was drawn.

3D VIEW

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INDIVIDUAL DESIGN - FINAL DESIGNS

1. Identity of the Design

3. Solar Panel Integration

As an effort of improving energy efficiency, it was apparent that the design The official identity of my design is to have the living and common activities area separated from each other. As a result of a circumspect consideration, it was would see the use of solar panel, which would be installed on the top of the determined that the living area would be divided into smaller pods and scatters Common House. along the site while the area for common activities would be held on the high ground to capture the seaview of site and be advantageous on the unique characteristic

2. Interaction with site In term of interacting with the site, to make the design more feasible and realisitic, it was a must to earthmoving and relevelling some part of the site, specifically on where the buildings sit. With the living pods, most of the soil underneath would be relevelling to 41m above sea level while the last 3 at the end of the site would sit on 43, 45 ,46 respectively. Meanwhile, the Common House’s area would be earthmoved to 52m above sea level and the carpark is kept at the same level of the Westcliff Ct

4. Car park As agreed in group design brief, the car park capacity will be around 30 cars, however, in my perspective, the number of required slot may be a bit lesser than that. Hence, I proposed the design of the carpark of 23 slots instead of 30 as group agreement

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INDIVIDUAL DESIGN - FINAL DESIGNS

With my design, community members will access their homes via Westcliff Court only. As the possibility of traffic jam was thoroughly considered, it is deIn my design, the areas for for gym, entertainment, computer room, and library termined that the entrance to the community is via Westcliff Court. The particurespectively are 76.2m, 66.4m, 76m, 87m square. The reception area is 14m square lar reason for this circumstance is that there are only 4 families and 9 couples in The total area for the design is 2942.2m square. the community who might use personal vehicles daily. Meanwhile uni students and elderly might not be using their cars regularly as they might take the train 6. Water Tank from the nearby station.

After a careful consideration, it has been concluded that the tank will be placed underneath the common area under the ground. It takes up to 8100 liters per day 8. Functional Outdoor Space (average 135 liters per person per day) so that the suitable capacity for the tank As the whole complex is meant to be 1m off the ground, there are not so many will be 40500 liters as it is planned to be stored up to 5 day -> the size will be: functional outdoor spaces. These outdoor spaces in my design can be categodepth: 1m, length: 9m, breadth: 4.5m. rized into 3 main parts, the balcony of every living pods, the footpath and the 5. Total area for all buildings

7. Accessibility, circulation and movement

outdoor dining area. + The balcony: taking advantage of the site, the design proposes a maximum integration with the sea view in as much as possible, thus, every living pods will possess its own balcony large enough to throw a small party or simply just relaxing alongside the beach when the sunset. This space is meant to be used for socialization (single), romantic, relaxing time (couple) or family gathering. + The footpath: Serving as a connecting bridge along the site, it might be wasteful to have this part abandoned, thus, it is modified to become a functional outdoor space where it could be a place for people to jog, walk or light exercise.

There will be plenty of seats be installed to support the purpose as well + The outdoor dining area: Mainly serves the purpose of dining but can be used for sightseeing and socializing.

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PRECEDENT RESEARCH Due to the need of exchanging culture, “The meeting point “multicultural cen-tre was built by AIX Arkitekter Begs to serve that need of the society. Locat-ed in Taby, Sweden in 2018, this project has been a perfect place for ex-changing culture and holding many activities. “The meeting point” giving a vibe of an interactive multicultural centre that has many spaces for activ-ities overlap with each other. Due to that people will have more chance to meet and interact with other and take part in the program in a proactive way.The project of AIX Arkitekter Begs has done something that never happen before that is to balance the activities for all type of races, ages and genders.

This project makes people feel like a home that welcome for everyone. More specifically, the project contains of gym and co-work spaces for adult, playground and swim area for kids, and non-specific area like libraries and recreation spaces.

THE MEETING POINT MULTICULTURA CENTRE

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STAGE 1 AND STAGE 2 STAGE 1 In stage 1 my design focus on a community with separate houses and a community centre as a heart of the community. my design in stage 1 follow the concept of trees house by dividing the the living area into smaller houses what i want to achive is to let every community member having more private spaces. each houses will have 4 rooms and divided equally 2 singles and 2 couples in 1 houses and 4 big family will live in 1 house.

STAGE 2 In stage 2 my design focus mainly on making a building where everyone is united under 1 big building to show the spirit of coliving and the entertainment area will be separate from the living area so that people could have some quiet sleep at night while the others could keep take part in activities.

In this stage 2 i learn from my mistake in stage one and make an improvement such as thinking carefully about the site and the area we can use.

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DESIGN BRIEF The design focus on building place for a community contained of people from Vietnam, Korea, Japan, and China who has been in Adelaide for a long time. this community was create so that they find themselve in home giving them a warm hug after long working period.

ACCESS There are 2 way to access the site 1 is driving by car to access from the cove road, the second way is to walk in from the roundabout. (The red line in the second site plan show the way to access the community) WATER TANK I choose water tank that have total capacity of 40000 litre for the community. The water tank was put under the entertainment area (show in the section)

SOLAR PANEL For solar panels the type i choose for my deisgn is Longi 370w Hi-MO4m 15.54kW Solar System.(black rectangles in the second site plan

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Total area of the community: 2460m2 The community contained of: Living area and kitchen: 360m2 *This area is for cooking and meeting. there is one main entrance at the north side.

Private room area: 740m2 *this is where the community member will sleep and there will be 3 options of rooms: -Singles room: 5.4m2 -Couple and elders room: 12.3m2 -Family room: 17.85m2 Entertainment area: 1360m2 contained of: -Gym: 74m2 -Entertainment room: 72.8m2 -Receptionist: 10m2 -Computer room: 68m2 -Library: 102m2 Car park: 910m2 *Maximum 30 cars 30

VIEWS OF THE COMMUNITY

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