Luiz Conceicao (2015) collaborative Cally by Oscar Brito

THE HIGH STRE ET OF THE FUTURE

cC collaborative ‘cally’

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

project description How can we readjust local economies to potentiate under-utilised assets along Caledonian High Street using Collaborative Consumption networking as an appropriation tool? This project is about developing a framework for a sharing network along Caledonian Road High Street.This network is expressed through a series of 5 corner shops which were found to be under-utilised at the High Street . The local conditions (local communities and activities) is what inform and build up such network that shares and swap skills between its users. The project consist on creating a module for a building that can be multiplied and seat within 5 different corner shops of this sharing network. Such module is adaptable to each type of shop; we are considering (either technology/ education/ daily-services/ homeware/ wellness). Each shop would allocate 2 different programme spaces, according to its respective theme. At the street level, public and commercial, the programme is on a straight relation to the high street; and the other, private, is placed on the top level of the building. In between the two programmes, we find this consistent open/ public buffer zone; a main social hub space that allow for skills swap between the two referred programmes. Not just a void, but a stage that works as a catalyst for skills exchange among the users observations and interactions. In this Portfolio we are going to specifically look into 1 of the set of 5 corner shops; the Wellness shop, or Wellness centre. Meant to work as a regenerator for cultural and socio-economic activity; here we support the idea of an urban village acting over Caledonian High Street. It host a charity shop in the bottom (programme 1), a business investigated at the initial site survey, and a Meditation space on the top (programme 2). Both programmes merge together at this in between buffer zone, represented by an open-air Cafe. Essentially, the building should represent a vertical continuation of the High street, with different degrees of public and privateness/ with different degrees of exposure as you transit from outside-inside or inside-outside. A big ramp gesticulate the outside facade, inviting users in, and what expose them to different activities as they are driven towards the whole building programme.

Background 21st century - We have been moving from an individualist high consumption, to a collaborative consumption life style. We no longer need 'superfluous' items, we need a sense of community where participation is fundamentally important. We now live in a 'global village', where there is an entire marketplace for efficient peer-to-peer exchanges of skills, stuff, space and time. We drive towards an inclusive Public Participation in Design where cultural segregation among different religions, cultural and ethnic groups can be countered with the creation of wider and more integrated community groups. Here new technologies unlock a hidden wealth of under-utilised resources, through efficient models of redistribution and shared access. Skills Swap, Collaborative Life-style, Volunteering, Time Banking, Trusting Strangers, Local Manufacturing are Sharing Resources are our tools to unlock person-to-person and crowd driven investment models that decentralise finance and allow the rise of the Micro-Entrepreneurship. The major goal, is to stop understanding architecture as unique and singular objects, and start to understand and produce architecture as a strategy, a process, a system of relations, a process in which both time and the user take part, and the essential matter of space is energy, an atmosphere for feelings and perceptions; a stage to exchange relation among them.

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CONTEXT

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Context

CONTEXT |

BACKGROUND: WHAT IS COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION ?

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CONTEXT|

SITE PLAN 1:4000

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caledonian road - high street offscreen & precariousness

community centres are often hidden away, meaning that they dont face the highstreet; mainly located on the skirts, in parallel streets. this probably occur because properties along a highstreet increase their value, therefore is wort for the government charge taxes to them; community centres dont pay taxes, and dont have a particular income.

how to create a really engaging community? how to implement civic-pride through out participation?

Cultural Segregation

connectivity

this culture diversity is mainly expressed through out food places/ restaurants. But they are disconnected from evrything else (they are just there); therefore segregated. -

today feels much easier to reach the whole outside world, rather than your local neighbourhood/ local community...

how to make people aware/ perceive and be confortable within other/different cultures?

how to revive the spirit of villa/ boulevard ?

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CONTEXT |

STRATEGY: THE PRINCIPLES OF STUDY: 1, 2 & 3

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MAXIMUM UTILIZATION OF ASSETS THOUGH EFFICIENT MODELS OF REDISTRIBUTION & SHARED ACCESS.

NEW TECHNOLOGIES UNLOCK A HIDDEN WEATH OF UNDERUTILIZED RESOURCES

UNDERSTAND UNDER-UTILIZED ASSETS AS A POTENTIAL; AN OPORTUNITY FOR A COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION NETWORK BETWWEN LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

DESIGN, PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF GOODS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE NETWORKS.

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CONTEXT |

STRATEGY 1: VALUE WHAT IS THERE

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CONTEXT |

STRATEGY 1: VALUE WHAT IS THERE

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an urban village acting over Caledonian High Street... site model 1:1500

list of all shops and business along caledonian road high street...

invisible sharing networks alreadY there...

EXISTING COLLABORATIVE CONSUMPTION AROUND CALEDONIAN ROAD HIGH STREET...

an urban village acting over Caledonian High Street...

list of the physical places where these interactive activities and ‘’performances‘’ happens...

CONTEXT |

STRATEGY 2: FEEDING THE POSSIBLE: an ‘invisible sharing network already there’

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The Wellness Shop provides the CC (Collaborative Cally) Network with Theraphy and Phychological services such as: Meditation, Spiritual Treatment, Psychologist and Group and Family Therapy.

The Technology Shop provides the CC (Collaborative Cally) Network with Technical Hardware and Gaming services such as: IT services, electrical appliances support and Game coaching and practice support .

The Education Shop provides the CC (Collaborative Cally) Network with Educational services such as: Library services, Laguage lessons, Personal tuitions and Academic support.

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CONTEXT |

STRATEGY 2: FEEDING THE POSSIBLE: an ‘invisible sharing network already there’

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The Homeware Shop provides the CC (Collaborative Cally) Network with contractors services such as: Electrician, Painter, Plumber and Refurbishment. Besides, workshop services, such as: Joinery and Metal/ cast Iron services.

The Daily Services Shop is a General Shop, which provides the CC (Collaborative Cally) Network with Home/ Daily-life services such as: Cleaner, Gardener and Dog Walker.

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CONTEXT |

STRATEGY 2: FEEDING THE POSSIBLE: a business investigation

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STRATEGY 2: FEEDING THE POSSIBLE: elevation study

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elevation study

concrete

masonry

glass

timber

masonry

asphalt

masonry

fabric

iron

paving bricks

plaster

corrugated metal

Which materials can we find?

Who are there?

elevation 1:200

existing building and surroundings

COLLABORATIVE CALLY |

CONCEPT

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ConCEPT

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT |

STRATEGY 3: DEFINE WHAT IS MISSING: corner shops intersicting boundries

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IDENTIFYING All VACANT SHOPS /

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TOTAL = 11x shops (5x corner shops/ 6x shops in between other shops)

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FACADE AS INTERFACE

LIVING

LIVING + BUSINESS

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LIVING + BUSINESS

CALLY ROAD HIGHSTREET CASE

LIVING + BUSINESS

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LIVING

CORNER SHOPS: corner typologies

CALLY ROAD HIGHSTREET CASE

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT |

LIVING + BUSINESS

P P

LIVING + BUSINESS

LIVING + CANAL

LIVING + FACTORY

FACTORY

AGRICULTURE

P P

RELIGION

SCHOOL

CALEDONIAN ROAD + TILLOCH STREET

GENERAL INFO:

SCHOOL

CALEDONIAN ROAD + RICHMOND AVENUE

CALEDONIAN ROAD + KEMBER STREET

CALEDONIAN ROAD + CARNEGIE STREET

At what point does these deviations become: Perceiving a corner, primarily depends on our perspectives: Enough angle to perceive the corner? depends where you look from:

A acute angle? / A right angle?

A straight line? / A segmented line?

A circular segment? / change in the contour?

Front view = plane wall Side view = perceive change

on plane surface

Corners can be articulated by simply contrasting the surface qualities (materiality). Our perception of its existance is also affected by the quality of light that illuminates the form (’Tectonics’).

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT |

CORNER TYPOLOGIES: general info

Corner define the meeting of two planes. In this condition: emphasize the volume of a form.

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Opening to one side of the corner. It reduces the corner condition, weakening the volume definition within the form, but emphasizes the

Rounded corners emphasizes the continuity of the surface. It compress its volume and softens its contours. The scale of the curvature angle is important: if too small becomes visually insignificant; if too large, it affects the interior

plane qualities.

space and exterior form.

Corner can be visually reinforced by introducing a distinct element, independent of the two surfaces.

Everson Museum - New York - 1968 The corners of the form emphasize the volume of its mass.

Izumo Shrine - Japan - 1744 The timber joinery articulates the individual members meeting at the corner.

Commonwealth Promenade Apartments Chicago - 1953-56 - Miles Van der Rohe The corner member is recessed to be independent of the wall planes

Basilica - Vizenza, Italy - 1545 The corner column emphasizes the edge of the building form.

Manhattan Municipal Building

Opening in both sidesof the plane, therefore a colume of space is created to define the corner. Breaks the ยงcondition, allowing the interior space to leak outward. And clearly defines the planes use.

Kaufmann Desert House - Palm Springs, California - 1946 - Richard Neutra Openings at corners emphasizes the definition of planes over the volume it self.

Design Study - 1923 - Van Doesburg and Van Esteren

Wachovia Financial Center

Laboratory Tower, Johnson Wax Building -Racine, Wisconsin - 1950 - Frank Lloyd Wright Rounded corners express continuity of space, compactness of volume and softness of form.

Einstein Tower - Potsdam, Germany - 1919

Flatiron Building, New York

Corner :

Smoking-area

Storage

WHAT IS THIS TYPOLOGY NORMALLY USED FOR TODAY?

Corner :

Bar / Dinner

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Corner :

Car- parking

Corner :

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Bar / Dinner

STRATEGY 3: DEFINE WHAT IS MISSING

Market Stall

CONCEPT : URBAN STRATEGY |

HOW PEOPLE USE & CLAIM IT ?

WHAT CAN IT BECOME?

Migration Threats Such old traditional family grocery stores began to face competition on two fronts: on the one hand from immigrant-owned corner shops, trading longer hours, and on the other from the rise of the supermarket, which amalgamated many specialist retailers such as butchers, bakers, and grocers under one roof at increasingly cheaper prices and with room for a greater choice of products.

Polish Delicatessen

Spatial Reference Corners shop was normally a spatial reference for locals: “meet me at the corner shop”- there is no need to name streets, as evryone already know specifically where the corner shop is located.due to urbanization, urban sprawl, and the relatively recent phenomenon of big-box stores. The term "general merchandise store" is also used to describe a hybrid of a department store, with a wide selection of goods, and a discount store, with low prices.

Kids meeting at local Corner shop

Products Variety Broad selection of merchandise, sometimes in a small space, this is where local people come to purchase all their general goods. The store carried routine stock and used to obtain special orders from warehouses. Often sell staple food items such as milk and bread, and various household goods such as hardware and electrical supplies. And uses the two different corner facade sides to advertise different products.

Interior Victorian General Shop

Local Community SocialHub in England who still have shops, these days they are often a combination of services under one roof to increase the likelihood of profit and survival. Extra services may include a post office, private business services such as tearooms, cafes, and bed and breakfast accommodation;

Shop & Café

THE VALUE OF CORNER SHOPS (HERITAGE)

Victorian Corner Shop

WHAT WAS THIS TYPOLOGY NORMALLY USED FOR BEFORE?

Family Business Emerged in remote places where mobility was limited and a single shop was sufficient to service the entire community. Due to its close connection to its customers, these dealers often adjusted their sales offerings to the specific preferences of their community. Normally a family ran business, their suppliers were small producers, creating a micro- enterprise economy between them.

CONCEPT : FACADE AS INTERFACE |

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STORY STREET GSEducationalVersion

expand towards the corner interface

perpendicular side street relationship

original shop

Polish Delicatessen

facade as interface

Bar / Dinner

STRATEGY 3: DEFINE WHAT IS MISSING - corner shop

high street relationship

CALEDONIAN ROAD HIGH STREET

site plan 1:250

CONCEPT |

BUILDING DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIMENTATION - part 1

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Kunsthal - roterdam by OAM

voids

House without Depth Atelier Bow-Wow

circulation ICA - boston Diller Scofidio + Renfro

MIS - Rio de Janeiro Diller Scofidio + Renfro Einfamilienhaus 11Ă&#x2014;11 - germany Titus Bernhard

interface

CONCEPT |

BUILDING DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIMENTATION - part 2

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PROGRAMME 1

Kunsthal - roterdam by OAM

MIS - Rio de Janeiro Diller Scofidio + Renfro

building module

buffer zone PROGRAMME 2

CONCEPT |

BUILDING DEVELOPMENT: EXPERIMENTATION - part 3

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a site model

vertical continuation of the high street

1:200

accesses

LEFT hand side point of view

right hand side point of view

straight relation-ship to the high street

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PROPOSAL

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PROPOSAL

PROPOSAL : URBAN STRATEGY |

A SHARING NETWORK

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5X CORNER SHOPS

building module

library

Game coaching

workshops space (daily services proficiency courses)

workshops space (technical proficiency courses)

canteen

competition stage

community garden

bar

open-air cafe

homeware/ tools shop

charity shop

PROGRAMME 1

buffer zone

meditation space

PROGRAMME 2 maTerials shop (diy design shop)

It shop

adDitional Workshops: language lessons arts and crafts personal tuition

additional Workshops: It teaching software development game production

light & high-tech

engaging & welcomming

diy store Additional Workshops: plumber & electritican painter & refurbisher clenner & gardner

green & homely

Additional Workshops: joinery metal casting glass cutting

heavy, solid, enclosed

Additional Workshops: language lessons family therapy spiritual treatment

light & introspective

Structure: Reinforced Concrete

Structure: Metal Frame

Structure: Masonry

Structure: Reinforced Concrete

Skin: Modular Terracotta

Skin: Glass

Skin: Modular Terracotta

Skin: Poured concrete

Skin: Timber

Atmosphere: Greenery

Atmosphere: Neon/ LED lighting

Atmosphere: Greenery

Atmosphere: Dramatic daylight

PROPOSAL : PROGRAMMATIC STRATEGY |

A SOCIAL HUB FOR SKILLS SWAP

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LIVES IN BEMERTON ESTATE

LIVES IN WHITECHAPEL

LIVES IN KENNINGTON

PROPOSAL : AT THE FINAL REVIEW |

A MODEL FOR A SHARING NETWORK: the wellness shop

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4TH ITERATION : PRESENTED AT THE FINAL REVIEW

PROBLEMS !!

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WHY BRICKS ?

NOT FOLLOWING THE SAME TYPOLOGY AS THE OTHER SHOPS FRONT...

meditation space

open-air cafe

charity shop Additional Workshops: language lessons family therapy spiritual treatment

light & introspective

Structure: Reinforced Concrete

Skin: Timber

Atmosphere: Dramatic daylight

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CHARITY SHOP OPEN- AIR CAFE TEACHING ROOM METTING SPACE (FAMILY THERAPY) SPIRITIST SOCIETY MEDITATION SPACE

TOO DARK !

NOT INVITING

TOO DESNE !

NO RELATIONSHIP TO THE PERPENDICULAR SIDE STREET ...

THE VALUE OF CORNER SHOPS (HERITAGE)

AT THE FINAL REVIEW WE FOUND MANY

Bar / Dinner

HOW PEOPLE USE & CLAIM IT ?

TOO DARK !

THIS IS NOT THE EFFECT I WANTTED TO DELIVER FOR ITS INTERFACE

PROPOSAL : AFTER THE FINAL REVIEW |

A MODEL FOR A SHARING NETWORK: the wellness shop

AT THE CRIT...

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AFTER THE CRIT... Continuation of shop front typology = a contemporary version...

WHY BRICKS ?

THIS IS NOT THE EFFECT I WANTTED TO DELIVER FOR ITS INTERFACE

CONTOUR

SHOP FRONT LANGUAGE

Einfamilienhaus 11×11 - germany Titus Bernhard

FRAMED TIMBER SLATS

SHORT ELEVATION 1:100

Internal continuation of the ramp = ‘rampy’ slab

NO RELATIONSHIP TO THE PERPENDICULAR SIDE STREET ...

TOO DARK !

SOLID TIMBER SLATS

INTERNAL PLATFORM AT THE OPEN-AIR CAFE = A STAGE FOR THE HIGHSTREET

NOT INVITING

NOT FOLLOWING THE SAME TYPOLOGY AS THE OTHER SHOPS FRONT...

TOO DESNE !

CONTOUR

Kunsthal - roterdam by OAM

SHORT SECTION 1:100

PROPOSAL : SET OF PLANS |

1:100 - GROUND FLOOR

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BEMERTON ESTATE programme 2

buffer zone

programme 1

STORY STREET

programme 1 = Charity shop

GROUND FLOOR: 1- CHARITY SHOP 2- STORAGE SPACE 3- PRIVATE TOILET 4- LIFT

CALEDONIAN ROAD HIGH-STREET

PROPOSAL : SET OF PLANS |

1:100 - 1st FLOOR

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BEMERTON ESTATE programme 2

buffer zone

programme 1

STORY STREET

Buffer zone = OPEN AIR CAFE

semi-exposed = TEACHING room (LANGUAGE LESSONS)

1st FLOOR: 1- TEACHING ROOM 2- OPEN-AIR CAFE 3- SECOND LEVEL STORAGE 4- LIFT

CALEDONIAN ROAD HIGH-STREET

PROPOSAL : SET OF PLANS |

1:100 - 2nd FLOOR

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BEMERTON ESTATE programme 2

buffer zone

programme 1 5

STORY STREET

Buffer zone = internal Void platform

2nd FLOOR: 1- PLATFORM 2- VOID 3- TOILETS 4- LIFT 5- MEETING ROOM

semi-exposed = meeting room (fammily therapy)

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PROPOSAL : SET OF PLANS |

1:100 - TOP FLOOR

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BEMERTON ESTATE programme 2

buffer zone

programme 1 3

STORY STREET

MEDITATION SPACE

semi-exposed = meeting room (SPIRITUAL TREATMENT)

TOP FLOOR: 1- SPIRITUAL TREATMENT ROOM 2- MEDITATION ROOM 3- GARDEN

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PROPOSAL : ELEVATION |

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East - short Elevation 1:100

North - long elevation 1:100

short section 1:50

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PROPOSAL: SECTIONS |

VIEW FROM THE HIGH STREET - EAST

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East - short section 1:50

VIEW FROM STORY STREET - NORTH

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PROPOSAL: SECTIONS |

materiality chosen in relation to the building programme : wellness centre

SOLID TIMBER SLATS

FRAMED TIMBER SLATS

timber

masonry

reinforced concrete

glass

paving bricks

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North - Long section 1:50

PROPOSAL : DETAIL DRAWINGS |

1:20 Mahogany timber

Meditation space- Detail 1:20

450mm X 90mm

Double Galazed insulation panels

High fiber Timber

450mm X 90mm

315mm X 200mm

Reinforced Concrete Stainless Steel Anchor Connector

Suspended Ash White timber

4.5 meters height

200mm

Air Gap 80mm

existing masonry wall = 409mm

middle section 1:100

front section 1:100

315mm X 200mm

Bricks = 100mm Cavity = 50mm Insulation = 25mm Concrete blocks = 215mm

Plastered surface

= 15mm

Slab = 310mm Parquet finishing= 20mm Reinforced Concrete = 65mm Insulation = 25mm Reinforced Concrete = 200mm

anchorage system column = 900mm Embeded Steel Column = 625mm Reinforced Concrete Column = 900mm

foundation Detail 1:20

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Joist Mini Achor Bolt Connector

facade cladding- Detail 1:20

T shape metal beam Finishing Dough Firm/ Toop cladding trim

Stainless Steel Tension Cable

Suspended Ash White timber

Tension Rods

315mm X 200mm

Mahogany Timber Slat

2,75 meters height

2750mm X 200mm

existing masonry wall = 409mm Bricks = 100mm Cavity = 50mm Insulation = 25mm

Plastered surface Finishing Dough Firm/ Base trim Achor Bolt Connector

= 15mm

3.7 meters height

Concrete blocks = 215mm

Tension Rods Stainless Steel Tension Cable 12 mm - diameter

Double Glazed Window

2500mm X 1350mm

Timber Rail

Finishing Dough Firm/ Base trim

Slab = 310mm Parquet finishing= 20mm Reinforced Concrete = 65mm Insulation = 25mm Reinforced Concrete = 200mm Finished Ground Level

Ramp:

Finishing Dough Firm/ Toop cladding trim

Mahogany Timber Plank

96mm X 430mm X 24 meters

Solid timber Truss

Roof: Mahogany Timber Plank 15째 inclination

Stainless steel sustain plank

3.1 meters height

Anchor Bolt/ connector Solid timber Truss

Reinforced concrete Raft Foundation Edge Ground Soil Double Glazed Window

PROPOSAL : STRUCTURAL STRATEGY |

CONSTRUCTION MODULES

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construction module 3 : cladding facade Timber Cap

Steel plate and anchor bolt

T shape metal beam steel plate and anchor bolt in between timber connector

Timber connector

Oak timber

bearring wall

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ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AND THE ROLE OF THE BUFFER ZONE

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comfort comfort

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Bemerton estate residential complex is composed by tall buildings, directing the wind to the perpendicular side strees off caledonian high street; like Story street ( project site). The site it self is not really windy, since most of it continues to blow through towards the north.

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Here the external environment blends with the internal environment of the building. A big void in between the botom and the top ptogrammes of the building- here in this space, we have an open air café; a place to gather and allow skills exchange between the users.

interface as a mediator

Story Street

comfort

existing vegetation

comfort

DRAMAT Illuminatio

internal environment comfort

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The site lack of vegetation on the perpendicular side streets like Story street (project site). We can find Tress on the main road and by the Bemerton Estate.

Caledonian Road High Street

ARTIFICIA

front section 1:100

Sun path

sound control:

the role of the buffer zone | ‘BOX WITHIN A BOX’

1:500 site analysis 03:59

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box within a box

Vibrations cant be transffered to the other surface (to the internal surface),

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meditation space

1:100 top floor plan 1:200

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noise intensity

GAp !

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How much sky do you see ?

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Thermal control:

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natural air ventilation

low pressure area

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Access to the sky = =Access to sun light = =Access to energy = =Access to a better environment

Private spaces with wall and floor heating

well tempered environment = aility to keep heat inside

natural air ventilation

U-VALUE

TIMBER FRAME WALL

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U-Value achieved minimum 0.30 W/m²K.

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heating spread

Well tempered environment

Cold Roof

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Sun path Summer Solstice 90- (Latitude) 52 + 23.5 = 61.5 degree maximun sun agle.

High pressure area Air travels by pressure difference.

Winter Solstice 90- (Latitude) 52 + 23.5 = 14.5 degree minimun sun angle Equinoxes = 90 - (Latitude) 52 = 38 degrees. Date and Time of Solstices and Equinoxes on 2015 Equinoxes: March 2- 2015 16:57 GMT / September 23rd 2015 02:29 GMT Solstices: June 21st 2015 10:51 GMT / December 21st 2015 23:03 GMT.

1:100

Long section 1:100

internal heat spread simulation

Caledonian Road(°C)

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Gaps of insulation that allow heat out and cold in. In the 24hrs simullation the internal environment started at 18.2° C; loosing heat towards the exterior environment = resultig on 6.9°C.

Average Temperatures

erage Precipitation

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cold bridges

18.2°

16.3°

12.5°

6.9°

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