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Detach EDITOR Felicia Yosefanny Florentia Michelle Ananta William Ferdinand DESIGN COVER Felicia Yosefanny Cindy Lovanka GRAPHICS Cindy Lovanka TEXT Cindy Lovanka
Publication Unit Pelita Harapan Architecture Tangerang, 15811, Banten
HOUSING VISION 2020S
INDEX p. 00
Forewords
p. 08
p. 18
Background
p. 14
Integrated Living Unit
Adaptations
p. 16 Layouts
Research & Adaptations
p. 30 Massing Explorations
p. 26
p. 38
D+tach
Lorem Ipsum Dolor
p. 28
Macro Studies
p. 32 Final Massing
Exploration & Design
p. 00
Epilogue
PANDEMIC & LIVING UNITS
detachable units
RESEARCH & ADAPTATIONS
OBSERVING ACTIVITIES IN A DAY
SPACES & ACTIVITIES
PANDEMICS & ACTIVITIES
BACKGROUND
TYPICAL HOUSE ZONING
CHANGES OF SPACE DURING PANDEMIC
ADDING DETACHABLE UNITS
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Children
Young Adults
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JUXTAPOSED ACTIVITIES A DAY
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Adults
Elders
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WORK ORK O RK
BREAK FAST
HOUR
WOR OR O R
COMMU U AREA U
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COMMUNAL C OM O M NAL AREA A AR USE
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UN U UNAL NA N A USE US U S
WORK K
WORK W WO
WORK
DIN D IN NN N NE NER DINNER
LUNCH L
WORK W K
SHARING RIN NG NG ACE CE E SPACE
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underage students live + pl ay
frequency of communal usage
basic needs
Children (3-16 yo)
living with parents pleasant aying pl atmosphere
students
loud noise
nature
table
soft surface seating
frequency of communications
creative people
live + pl ay w ork
frequency of communal usage
open spaces basic needs
Young Adults (17-30 yo)
minimaliving l - sharing community mode rate to loud nature cooperative - communic ation spaces noise
w orkers
seating
space to relax table
communicati
frequency of communications
collaborati
parents live + pl ay w ork
table & se
refugee frequency of communal usage
working
relaxing basic needs
Middle Aged (31-45 yo)
settling -for com table accessibility mode rate noise nature pleasant w orkingatmosphere
unemployed
seating
space to relax table
ambienc
frequency of communications
live + pl ay frequency of communal usage
basic needs
Elders >45 yo
settling -for com table accessibility mode rate pleasant atmosphere
OCCUPANTS & NEEDS OF SPACE
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noise nature
private secluded space
space to relaxfresh air
children’s amenities
type: family
range of age: children & adults
Stu W orking / dying
Dining
Entertainment/ CommunalSleeping
type: partners
range of age: young adults
eatings
ive spaces
ive area
e area
g area
Dining
Communal / Ente rtainments
Communal / Cow orking Sleepin
g area
ce comfortable access
type: elders
range of age: elders
Dining
Communal
Entertainments
Sleeping
open spaces
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ADAPTATIONS FROM SKYTERRACE APARTMENTS
precedents & adaptations
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ADAPTATIONS FROM RUANG TEKUNI
precedents & adaptations
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NEW PARAMETERS
OCCUPANTS TYPE Family 2 people
Partners 4 people
2 people
Elders 4 people
+ daylight + private spaces + long usage + shared/ seperated depends on the occupants
BEDROOM
+ located near foyer or entrances + needs changing room for more people + accomodate basic needs + if able, gets sunlight/ air circulations
WASHROOM
+ loads of airy spaces with sunlight + an indoor communal area to use together
LIVING
+ should not be placed near the entrance during pandemic + if able, needs air circulations and sunlight
KITCHEN
3 types: - Bedroom Unit (3.4 sqm) - Working Unit (4.3 sqm) - Indoor Terrace (5 sqm)
DETACHABLE
Bedroom Unit
Working Unit
Working Unit
Working Unit
Indoor Terrace
+ respond to pandemic + respond to occupant needs + pods respond to the needs of occupants + respond to sizes
NEW TYPOLOGIES 27.8 sqm
TYPOLOGIES OF LAYOUT JUXTAPOSED WITH OCCUPANTS, SPACE, & ACTIVITIES
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EVALUATION
2 people
41.8 sqm
30.9 sqm
44.7 sqm
32.8 sqm
TYPOLOGIES & ITERATION
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1st floor plan
2nd floor plan
communal area youngste rs (4)
family
youngste rs (2)
3rd floor plan
LIVING + DETACHABLE UNITS [ ITERATION I ]
PLANS
10 units arrangements
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SECTION
AXONOMETRY VIEW OF MASS [FINAL ITERATION]
ANALYSIS
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UnitType : 1Floor, 2 Bedroom : 46.23 sqm Area Units Count : 17 units
UnitType : 2Floor, 2 Bedroom Area : 86.32 sqm Units Count : 2 units
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UnitType : 1Floor, 2 Bedroom Area : 61.3 sqm Units Count : 3 units
UnitType : 2Floor, 2 Bedroom Area : 76.18 sqm Units Count : 2 units
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LIVING UNIT TYPOLOGIES
46.23 sqm
65.58 sqm
61.3 sqm
45.51 sqm
76.18 sqm
86.32 sqm
PLANS
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SITE PLAN
1st Floor Plan
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PLANS
1st Floor Plan
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2ND Floor Plan
01
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10
8th Floor Plan
01
2nd Floor Plan
01
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10
3rd Floor Plan
01
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4th Floor Plan
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7th Floor Plan
01
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9th Floor Plan
01
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6th Floor Plan
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2ND 2ND Floor Floor Plan Plan
10th 10th Floor Floor Plan Plan
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BIRD’S EYE PERSPECTIVE
EXPLORATIONS & DESIGNS
D+TACH
detachable units
2020S HOUSING VISION - D+TACH
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MACRO STUDIES
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SITE RADIUS
SITE
ACCESSIBILITY
DENSITY
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MASSING EXPLORATIONS + SITE
DESIGN PROCESS
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BASIC FORM INTO SITE
PULLING DOWN TO HUMAN SCALE
DIVIDING THE MASS
Basic massing is placed on site within the areas that are permitted to be built. Along the site were large and tall building with smaller buildings in the west side (back of building). So I decide to put a large massing to equalize them.
Between Tarumanegara University and site A were small business and retails, in which only CONSIST¬OF ¬ONE¬mOOR ¬(ALF ¬OF ¬THE¬LARGE¬MASS¬THEN¬PULLED¬DOWN¬TO¬SYNCHRONIZE¬WITH¬THESE¬RETAILS¬ and human scales.
The mass was then divided into three spaces because of it’s compraed to human size or the residential behind it.
PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS ACCESS
PULLING DOWN TO HUMAN SCALE
BASIC FORM INTO SITE
The small mass then pulled out to provide an access to pedestrian overpass.
Site A has an opportunity to respond to four sides, in which human scale is also important to the other side. Since the main mass were already too large, the side of the small mass then pulled down to synch with human scales.
Communal area was placed in the T-junction to provide pl Since the north of the site were retails that was crowded a also commercial area, then this communal area was a pla
FINAL MASSING
SITE REGULATION
GIVING FUNCTION TO SPACE it’s being too large and bulky, wether
lace and activities around the area. at certain time and the west side was ace for people.
The spaces in front of the main mass then given function as communal area and open spaces which also a ceiling for the communal area below. This space also allows sun light to penetrate area below to the ground. Also, given that the level wasn’t too different from the ground level, it’s possible to communicate to the communal area without losing privacy.
FINAL MASS Greeneries and pavings then placed onto the site to complete the massing. All of these process were integrated to focus on humans themselves. As this massing primarly focusing ON¬HOUSING¬PURPOSES ¬THEN¬HUMAN¬IS¬THE¬MOST¬IMPORTANT¬lGURE ¬!ND¬SO¬THE¬MASS¬WAS¬PUT¬TO¬ accomodate humans themselves.
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TRANSFORMING
FIRST MASS 4HIS¬lRST¬MASSING¬WAS¬A¬RESULT¬OF ¬COMBINING¬SITE¬ANALYSIS¬WITH¬EXPLORATIONS¬OF ¬FORMS ¬4HIS¬MASS¬WAS¬ALSO¬THE¬ result of maximizing site potential and community around it. But, even though it had a context, it did not have A¬SPESIlC¬USER¬YET ¬4HERE S¬STILL¬NO¬CONTEXT¬OR¬PROGRAMS¬INSIDE¬IT
SECOND MASS 4HIS¬IS¬AN¬ELABORATIONS¬OF ¬THE¬lRST¬MASS ¬!S¬IT¬SEEMS¬TO¬HAVE¬MANY¬GAPS¬WITHIN¬ITS¬CONTEXT ¬SUCH¬AS¬PODIUM¬ orientation, the forms itself, the area, and how it works as a building has not yet been decided. Another thing IS¬THAT¬THE¬mOOR¬AREAS¬WERE¬TOO¬SMALL¬TO¬EVEN¬lT¬UNITS¬AND¬IT¬COULD¬BE¬MAXIMIZED¬AS¬FOR¬THE¬TOTAL¬AREA
DESIGN PROCESS
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2 METER HIGH
DIVIDING THE HEIGHT FOR ACCESS
EVOLVING THE MASS
First, the site is pulled up to 2 meters high. This height is decided to make split level between THE¬STREETS¬THAT¬ARE¬lLLED¬WITH¬AUTOMOBILES¬AND¬THE¬HUMAN¬THAT¬WILL¬SOON¬OCCUPY¬THE¬SITE ¬/N¬THE¬ OTHER¬SIDE ¬IT¬ALSO¬BENElTS¬THE¬BASEMENT¬TO¬GET¬NATURAL¬LIGHT¬WITH¬GAPS¬AROUND¬THE¬HEIGHTS
Integrated access is the key. The site is communicated as a site that’s surrounded by streets in its 4 sides. The secondary streets in the north is also a place of community and small retails. These dividings are attempts to respond to those potentials of accessibility; human or automobiles. The big arrow showed access for cars & the smaller ones for pedestrian. These ACCESS¬ARE¬AIMING¬FOR¬EFlCIENCY¬OF ¬ENERGY¬USED¬BY¬PEDESTRIAN¬SO¬THEY¬DON T¬HAVE¬TO¬GO¬A¬LONG¬ way nor across the automobile street to arrive on the site. Ramp-stairs are also put along the small retails area to invite pedestrian to come into the site or just to sit!
The second mass was elaborated to a greater m HEIGHT ¬4HIS¬MASS¬WAS¬AN¬ATTEMPT¬TO¬FULlLL¬THE¬TOT the units to be put. The total area was counted a new mass. The original forms were still maintaine structures and programmings.
STRUCTURES & CORE
DETAILING
FACADE
Placement of programs were then integrated into core and structures to support the building. The core is used as residents’ lift, goods lift, emergency stairs, shafts, and service use.
Each of the units and the programs were then put into more details, with rooms inside of the units, layouts, and how the system work within the building (kitchen & bathroom to the shaft).
Now that each units are integrated with their bal created by combining those openings, void in ba to articulate the original form of the mass. This m emphasized to create its own facade. Some fram these forms and combining them with glass.
measure, with a “new” context of site within its TAL¬AREA¬NEEDS¬AND¬PREPARING¬FOR¬A¬PLACE¬FOR¬ and communal spaces were placed into the ed, but some of them were changed due to
lconies and openings, the facade could be alconies, and the massive. This facade tried means that those ‘push and pull’ mass is ming of massive were added to emphasize
FINALFINAL MASSING TRANSFORMATION
EVOLVING THE PODIUM
PROGRAMMING
Second thing to the main mass was the podium. The podium was explored in another type of forms and orientations. The past podiums only faced to the fronts, meanwhile this podium is an attempt to also look into the smaller retail area and the pedestrian bridge, creating access and programs that invites the pedestrian. This geometric form also tried to break the main mass and colaborate into lower height and within human scales.
0ROGRAMS¬WERE¬THEN¬PUT¬INSIDE¬THE¬MASS ¬WITH¬LOWER¬mOORS¬FOR¬PUBLIC¬USES¬AND¬THE¬UPPER¬ONES¬ for residents. In-between them were buffer programs, such as residential facilities and gardens as it creates semi-private area before entering private residentials. Commercials were put ON¬THE¬LOWER¬mOORS¬TO¬ATTRACT¬PEDESTRIAN ¬PUBLIC ¬AND¬COMMUNITY ¬4HE¬UNITS¬WERE¬PLACED¬ONT¬ HEUPPER¬mOORS
DETACHABLE UNITS
FINAL MASS
Following up the research in the past lessons, I tried to attach these detachable units into each residents’ units. But due to some of the units are integrated into views from the facade, THEN ¬IT¬MAY¬NOT¬BE¬POSSIBLE¬TO¬ATTACH¬ANOTHER¬UNITS ¬/N¬THE¬OTHER¬SIDE ¬THESE¬UNITS¬ALSO¬HAVE¬ great advantages of balconies and views. These detachable units were 2.5 x 3 meter with two choices: bedroom or working unit.
4HE¬lNAL¬MASS¬THEN¬INTEGRATED¬WITH¬THE¬LANDSCAPE ¬ACCESSIBILITY¬AND¬SITE¬POTENTIALS ¬&INALLY ¬IT¬ appears as a building that accomodate community and streets that surround it, residential’s needs, and building systems.
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BLOCK PLAN 0 5 10 50 20
BLOCK PLAN
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reet an St Taman S. Parm
Taman S. Parman Street
+0.00
kitchen
food & beverages
64.5 sqm
95 sqm
food storage 6 sqm
+2.15
cold room 6.5 sqm
+2.00
retail 7.3 sqm
+0.00
+2.00
retail
retail
8.2 sqm
10.5 sqm
system room
a
retail
retail
8.2 sqm
8 sqm
an Street
up
down
Taman S. Parm
lounge +2.00
+2.00
+0.00
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SITE PLAN
SITE PLAN
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toilet
toilet
14.62 sqm
21.4 sqm
janitor
janitor
+2.00 +2.00 goods lift
service
emergency stair
lift
lift
lift
retail goods lift pantry
lift
emergency stair
retail goods lift
service
goods lift
toilet
6.25 sqm 2.5 sqm
administrative office
ATM
100 sqm
rman n S. Pa
basement exit
lounge +2.00
lobby +2.00
basement entrance
46.5 sqm
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PERSPECTIVE SECTION VIEW
SITE SECTION 01
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5
10
20
+87.10
+84.20
+80.40
+76.80
+73.00
+69.00
KEYPLAN +65.30
+60.80
+57.00
+52.50
+48.60
+45.00
+41.20
+37.50
+33.80
+30.00
+26.20
+22.50
+18.80
+14.80
+11.00
+8.00 +6.60 +5.00
+2.00 +0.00
-2.00
-6.00
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+87.10
+84.20
+80.40
+76.80
KEYPLAN +73.00
+69.00
+65.30
+60.80
+57.00
+52.50
+48.60
+45.00
+41.20
+37.50
+33.80
+30.00
+26.20
+22.50
+18.80
+14.80
+11.00
+8.00 +6.60 +5.00
+2.00 +0.00
-2.00
-6.00
SECTION B 01
40
5
10
20
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PROGRAMMING
42
43
PROGRAMMING
44
45
STUDIO (20 SQM)
dining/ working
kitchen
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STUDIO - 17.4 sqm
foyer
bedroom
washroom
foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen
3.6 sqm
bedroom
5.4 sqm
1 BEDROOM TYPE A (40 SQM)
bedroom
bathroom
dining/ working living foyer
1 BEDROOM A - 33.2 sqm
kitchen
balcony
foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
5.5 sqm
washroom
3.3 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
5.6 sqm
living
4.7 sqm
balcony
4.3 sqm
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1 BEDROOM TYPE B (40 SQM)
bathroom
foyer
bedroom
dining/ working
kitchen balcony
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1 BEDROOM B - 35.35 sqm foyer
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
8.7 sqm
balcony
4.15 sqm
2 BEDROOM TYPE A (62 SQM)
2 BEDROOM A - 51.5 sqm foyer bathroom master bedroom
lavatory
hallway bedroom
1.8 sqm
dining/ working
6.2 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
lavatory
3.7 sqm
kitchen
5.8 sqm
master bedroom
7.7 sqm
bedroom
6.3 sqm
living
3.5 sqm
balcony
4.3 sqm
hallway
8.7 sqm
kitchen
balcony
dining/ working
foyer
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2 BEDROOM TYPE B (56 SQM)
bathroom
bedroom
master bedroom
2 BEDROOM B - 50.1 sqm
dining/ working
foyer
living kitchen
50
foyer
5 sqm
dining/ working
9.5 sqm
living
6.7 sqm
washroom
4 sqm
kitchen
6.7 sqm
master bedroom
11 sqm
bedroom
7.2 sqm
TYPICAL PENTHOUSE
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TYPICAL PLANS 1
5
3
8
10
11
12
15
16
18
20
21
23
A down
genset room 40 sqm
genset room 40 sqm
B
up
C
up
D
panel room 34.5 sqm
trafo room 34.5 sqm
down
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down
waiting room 36.7 sqm
up control room 105 sqm
BASEMENT 1ST FLOOR PLAN 0 1
4
1
A
5
5
8
10
10
15
12
waiting room 18.5 sqm
mushola 28 sqm
B C
D pump room 15.2 sqm
ground water tank 43.5 sqm
G
J
M N
down
up
sewage water treatment 75 sqm
BASEMENT 2ND FLOOR PLAN 0 1
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5
10
15
15
16
18
20
21
23
3 4
1 2
6
9
11
13
16
23
19
B toilet 14.62 sqm
C
janitor
food & beverages 95 sqm
janitor
kitchen 64.5 sqm food storage 6 sqm
D
goods lift
cold room 65 sqm
E
lift
emergency stair
+2.00
toilet 21.4 sqm
service
lift
+2.00
G service
H
+2.00
L
retail 10.5 sqm
retail 7.3 sqm
retail goods lift
lift
lift
retail 8.2 sqm
system room +2.00
pantry
goods lift
emergency stair
retail goods lift
toilet
administrative office 100 sqm
ATM 46.5 sqm
retail 8.2 sqm
retail 8 sqm
lounge
N lobby +2.00
lounge
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0 1
5
6
15
10
9
11
13
16
B C communal area
retail 12.4 sqm
janitor
toilet 10.8 sqm
communal area
toilet janitor 12 sqm 3.6 sqm
retail 14.5 sqm retail 12.4 sqm
D
janitor
storage room 14.6 sqm
23
19
retail 14.5 sqm
goods lift
E
lift
+6.60
emergency stair
lift
service
co-working space 107 sqm +8.00
+5.00
+5.00
G service
retail 16.4 sqm
H
lift
lift
retail 16 sqm
retail goods lift
retail goods lift
emergency stair
goods lift
+6.60 communal area
L
retail 14 sqm
studying area 103.5 sqm
N
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2ND FLOOR PLAN 0 1
5
10
15
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TYPICAL PLANS
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11
13
16
23
19
storage 4 sqm
C toilet 8 sqm
D
goods lift
E
toilet bathroom bathroom toilet 9.1 sqm 7.2 sqm 8.3 sqm 9.7 sqm
toilet 8 sqm
lift
emergency stair
meeting hall 172.5 sqm
G
service
H
service
lift
meeting hall 213 sqm
+11.00
lift
emergency stair
lift
goods lift
L
3RD FLOOR PLAN 0 1
9
5
11
15
10
13
16
23
19
STUDIO - 2 units foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen bedroom
3.6 sqm 5.4 sqm
1 BEDROOM B - 2 units
C
studio 2 BR B 2 BR A
foyer
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
8.7 sqm
balcony
D
goods lift
E
lift
emergency stair
lift
foyer
service
+14.80
+14.80
G service
H
lift
emergency stair
lift
goods lift
1.8 sqm
dining/ working
6.2 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
lavatory
3.7 sqm
kitchen
5.8 sqm
master bedroom
7.7 sqm
bedroom
6.3 sqm
living
3.5 sqm
balcony hallway
4.3 sqm 8.7 sqm
2 BEDROOM B - 2 units
1 BR B
2 BR A 2 BR B
foyer
5 sqm
dining/ working
9.5 sqm
living washroom
L
studio
4TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
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4.15 sqm
2 BEDROOM A - 2 units
1 BR B
5
10
15
6.7 sqm 4 sqm
kitchen
6.7 sqm
master bedroom
11 sqm
bedroom
7.2 sqm
9
11
13
16
23
19
C
studio 1 BR B
2 BR B STUDIO - 2 units
2 BR B
D
goods lift
E
lift
emergency stair
service
lift
G lift
2.5 sqm 3.2 sqm
emergency stair
lift
3.6 sqm 5.4 sqm
1 BEDROOM B - 2 units
+18.80
service
2.7 sqm
washroom kitchen bedroom
+18.80
H
foyer dining/ working
goods lift
foyer
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
2 BR B
balcony
8.7 sqm 4.15 sqm
2 BEDROOM B - 4 units
1 BR B
5 sqm
dining/ working
9.5 sqm
living
2 BR B
L
foyer
6.7 sqm
washroom
studio
4 sqm
kitchen
6.7 sqm
master bedroom
11 sqm
bedroom
7.2 sqm
5TH / 6TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
8
C
9
studio
5
11
studio
D
goods lift
E
13
studio
studio
15
10
studio
16
studio
23
19
studio
studio
lift
emergency stair
lift
studio
studio
service
+26.20
G service
H
lift
emergency stair
lift
goods lift
STUDIO - 20 units
L studio
studio
studio
studio
studio
studio
studio
studio
studio
studio
foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen
3.6 sqm
bedroom
5.4 sqm
7TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
5
10
15
55
TYPICAL PLANS
8
9
11
13
16
23
19
C
D
goods lift
E
lift
emergency stair
library 304.5 sqm
service
lift
communal area
+30.00
G service
H
emergency stair
lift
lift
goods lift
L
8TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
8
9
5
10
11
13
15
16
23
19
studio
C
studio
STUDIO - 6 units foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen
D
2 BR A 1 BR B
bedroom
storage 13 sqm
E
goods lift
lift
emergency stair
lift
studio
service
+33.80
G H
storage 13 sqm
1 BR B
service
emergency stair
lift
lift
goods lift
2 BR A
L studio
9TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
56
5
10
15
studio
studio
5.4 sqm
foyer
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
8.7 sqm
balcony
+33.80
3.6 sqm
1 BEDROOM B - 2 units
4.15 sqm
2 BEDROOM A - 2 units foyer
1.8 sqm
dining/ working
6.2 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
lavatory
3.7 sqm
kitchen
5.8 sqm
master bedroom
7.7 sqm
bedroom
6.3 sqm
living
3.5 sqm
balcony
4.3 sqm
hallway
8.7 sqm
8
9
11
17
22 23
19
1 BR B
1 BR B
C
studio
STUDIO - 2 units foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen
2 BR A
bedroom
3.6 sqm 5.4 sqm
1 BEDROOM B - 5 units
2 BR B
D
goods lift
E
lift
emergency stair
lift
service
+37.50
G
service
2 BR B
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
8.7 sqm
balcony
+37.50
H
foyer
emergency stair
lift
lift
foyer
1 BR B
L
studio
1.8 sqm
dining/ working
6.2 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
lavatory
3.7 sqm
kitchen
5.8 sqm
master bedroom
7.7 sqm
bedroom
6.3 sqm
living
3.5 sqm
balcony hallway
4.3 sqm 8.7 sqm
2 BEDROOM B - 2 units
1 BR B
1 BR B
4.15 sqm
2 BEDROOM A - 1 unit
goods lift
foyer
5 sqm
dining/ working
9.5 sqm
living
6.7 sqm
washroom
4 sqm
kitchen
6.7 sqm
master bedroom
11 sqm
bedroom
7.2 sqm
10TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
8
9
5
11
10
13
15
16
17
22 23
19
STUDIO - 2 unit foyer
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen bedroom
C 2 BR B studio
5.4 sqm
foyer
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
2 BR B
2 BR A
D
balcony
goods lift
E
lift
emergency stair
lift
2 BR B
foyer
+41.20
service
lift
emergency stair
lift
8.7 sqm 4.15 sqm
2 BEDROOM A - 1 units
service
+41.20
G H
3.6 sqm
1 BEDROOM B - 1 unit
goods lift
1.8 sqm
dining/ working
6.2 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
lavatory
3.7 sqm
kitchen
5.8 sqm
master bedroom
7.7 sqm
bedroom
6.3 sqm
living
3.5 sqm
balcony
4.3 sqm
hallway
8.7 sqm
2 BEDROOM B - 4 units
1 BR B
2 BR B
L
foyer
5 sqm
dining/ working
9.5 sqm
living
studio
washroom
6.7 sqm 4 sqm
kitchen
6.7 sqm
master bedroom
11 sqm
bedroom
7.2 sqm
11TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
5
10
15
57
TYPICAL PLANS
8
9
11
13
16
22 23
19
C
D
goods lift
E
lift
emergency stair
lift
service
refugee floor 800 sqm +48.60
G service
H
emergency stair
lift
lift
goods lift
L
13TH FLOOR PLAN 0 1
9
5
11
13
C
15
10
16
22 23
19
penthouse B
studio
STUDIO - 5 units
D E
goods lift
lift
emergency stair
lift
service
1 BR A
2.7 sqm 2.5 sqm
washroom
3.2 sqm
kitchen bedroom
+73.00
service
lift
lift
emergency stair
studio
goods lift 1 BR A
2.7 sqm
dining/ working
5.5 sqm
washroom
3.3 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom
5.6 sqm
balcony
studio
penthouse A
1 BR B
studio
3.5 sqm
dining/ working
8.4 sqm
washroom
3.5 sqm
kitchen
7.1 sqm
bedroom balcony
58
10
15
4.3 sqm
foyer
PENTHOUSE
19TH / 20TH FLOOR PLAN
4.7 sqm
1 BEDROOM B - 1 unit
L
5
5.4 sqm
foyer
living
studio
0 1
3.6 sqm
1 BEDROOM A - 2 units
G H
foyer dining/ working
8.7 sqm 4.15 sqm
- 2 unit
9
11
13
16
19
22
C
D E
water tank
water tank
goods lift
emergency stair
pump room 6 sqm
pump room 6 sqm
water tank
lift
lift
water tank
service
+84.20
G service
H
emergency stair
lift
lift
hydroponics area
goods lift
storage 16 sqm
L
22ND FLOOR PLAN 0 1
9
C
5
11
10
13
15
16
19
22
communal area +87.10
D E
G
lift house
H
communal area +87.10
L
23RD FLOOR PLAN 0 1
5
10
15
59
STRUCTURES
COLUMNS
BEAM STRUCTURES (CANSTELLATED BEAM)
60
9
11
13
16
23
19
31.5 6.0
6.5
6.0
6.5
6.5
C
6.0
D 2.0
E
18.0 2.5
G
1.5
H
6.0
L
3RD / 4TH / 5TH/ 6TH FLOOR BEAM (CASTELLATED) PLAN 0 1
8
9
5
15
10
11
13
16
23
19
36.0 4.5
6.0
6.5
6.0
6.5
6.5
C
6.0
D 2.0
E
18.0 2.5
G
1.5
H
6.0
L
7TH / 8TH / 9TH FLOOR BEAM (CASTELLATED) PLAN 15
7
5
4
10
6
5
3
2
1
0 1
36.0 4.5
6.0
6.5
6.0
6.5
6.5
C
6.0
D 2.0
E F G H
18.0
1.5 1.5 1.5
6.0
L
10TH/ 11TH/ 12TH/ 13 TH/ 14TH BEAM (CASTELLATED) PLAN 0 1
5
10
15
61
DETAILS
FACADE ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS
62
2.7 X 3
.2 X 2.8
M
DETACHABLE PODS ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL
63
MEP & UTILITIES
PLUMBING DIAGRAM
64
9
11
13
16
23
19
C
D E
G H
L
TYPICAL (4-9 TH FLOOR) LIGHTING PLAN 0 1
8
9
5
11
15
10
13
16
19
22 23
C
D E
G H
L
TYPICAL (10-21 TH FLOOR) LIGHTING PLAN 0 1
5
10
15
LIGHTING PLAN
65
HUMAN’S EYE VIEW
66
BIRD EYE VIEW (BACK SIDE)
67
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS (EXTERIOR)
68
RESIDENTS’ COMMUNAL AREA (ROOF GARDEN)
MAIN ENTRANCE
PUBLIC COMMUNAL
69
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS (INTERIOR)
70
RESIDENT
TS’ COMMUNAL AREA
LOBBY
RETAILS
71