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Housing Vision 2020s portfolio by caroline abigail Architecture design studio 3 [2020-2021]
Publication Unit Architecture UPH
Housing Vision 2020s CAROLINE ABIGAIL
Publication Unit Architecture UPH
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HOUSING VISION 2020S
EDITOR Felicia Yosefanny Florentia Michelle Ananta William Ferdinand DESIGN COVER Felicia Yosefanny William Ferdinand GRAPHICS Caroline Abigail Text Caroline Abigail
Publication Unit Pelita Harapan architecture Jl M.H. Thamrin Boulevard Tangerang, 15811, Banten
CONTENTS Introduction
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Issues
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Prototypes
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3
Site Analysis
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4
Final Design
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Personal Experience General Problem with Pandemic Resting Types Strategies
Massing Prototypes
Circulation Best View Point of Interest Noise Socio Economic User
Massing Program Podium Interaction with Site Unit Program Unit Details Facility Details Section, View, Perspective Structure Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Lighting Analysis, Energy Analysis, 1 Year Solar Study
References
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Introduction Departing from personal experiences during the Pandemic analyzing common problems that occurred to others during the Pandemic made me bring up the topic of Mental Health. I find Study from Home more tiring than face-to-face lectures. It turned out that this was not only my own experience, but many also experienced it. This is due to direct social interaction and too much use of technology for learning and meetings, making us have to spend energy to focus on this. The absence of social interaction increases stress. Therefore, the separation of space between the rest room and study / work is needed so that in the communal space there can be interactions which are expected to reduce stress. After analyzing the problem in this research, it is applied to a vertical housing design.
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1 Issues Personal Experience General Problem with Pandemic Resting Types Strategies
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Personal Experience Pre Covid
Time
Activity
Place Home
08.00 - 09.00
Prepare
09.00 - 16.30
College + Socializing + Eating and Walking + Doing Tasks
16.30 - 17.00
Back Home
17.00 - 17.30
Taking A Bath
17.30 -18.00
Eating
18.00 - 01.00
Doing Tasks
01.00 - 09.00
Sleeping
Universitiy
Home
Constraints: - There is time to prepare to go to campus. - Time at home is only for sleeping and dinner. - Less time with family.
Post Covid
Time
Activity
Place Bedroom
08.00 - 11.00
Following a Lecture
11.00 - 12.00
Eating
12.00 - 17.00
Following a Lecture / Doing Tasks
17.00 - 17.30
Taking A Bath
17.30 -19.00
Eating
19.00 - 08.00
Doing Tasks + Sleep
Dining Room Bedroom Toilet Dining Room Bedroom
Constraints: - Appears feeling worried and anxious. - The time limit has become blurry. Time to do assignments and sleep get mixed up. - Socializing only at mealtime, the rest in the room to do assignments and sleep.
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Issues
Percentage of Pre Covid Activities
Cousin's House (Before Pandemic)
Bath Break Doing task Socializing (with friends) - There is a separation of bedrooms and doing tasks - Doing assignments with friends (not alone)
Percentage of Post Covid Activities
Parent’s House (During Pandemic)
Lt. 1
Lt. 2
Bathe Rest + Doing Task Socializing (with family) - The activity of doing assignments is carried out in the bedroom. - Doing chores alone in the bedroom - The activities of eating together, including communal activities, all occur in the house.
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General Problem with Pandemic Psychological Data during a Pandemic Personal Growth recorded 327 cases of mental health problems in 22 categories from March to May. 33 percent of 327 complaints were related to COVID-19.
Cabin Fever -Cabin fever is a term to express feelings of sadness, loneliness, fear, boredom, confusion and lethargy when confined in a place for several hours or several days. -People who experience cabin fever may experience fatigue, difficulty concentrating, and other complaints.
Zoom Fatigue -There are people who feel excessively tired when doing video meetings. -This demand for more focus consumes a lot of energy. -There's also the fact that aspects of our lives that used to be separated, such as work, friends, and family, all now occur in the same space.
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Strategies
Grounding / Earthing Activities of direct human contact with the earth, barefoot. Aims to absorb the energy produced by the Earth in the form of negative electrons. Can overcome: - Anxiety and Depression - Sleep disturbance - Exhausted
Connect to Nature Elements The need to rest by re-interacting with natural elements. This can be done by watering plants, sunbathing, opening windows, etc.
Space Separation Separation of space is important in order to emphasize the function of a room and to clarify the activities carried out in a certain space. So that when someone leaves his office, he knows that he is no longer working and doing other things.
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2 Prototypes Massing Prototypes
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12
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3 Site Analysis Circulation Best View Point of Interest Noise Socio Economic User
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Circulation
UNTAR Entrance
Street Vendor
Back Entrance 3 Lanes
Pedestrian Military District Bridge Commander Entrance Human Circulation
Residence and Boarding House
2 Lanes + Bus Line
3 Lanes 6 Lanes Vehicle Circulation Bus Line
1 Lanes
2 Lanes
Best View
Best View
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Site Analysis
Point of Interest
From Ciputra Mall on foot we can reach the site in just 9 minutes.
From the Ukrida area and Central Park Mall, reaching the site by foot takes 16 minutes, while the vehicle only takes 7 minutes.
Noise
Socio Economic User
Around the site, there are several sources of sound allows creating noise into the site. One of the dominant sources comes from the road in front of the site. The sound of a car / motorcycle. The site is surrounded by several small roads, which also generate some sounds such as sounds from human interaction and also vehicles such as motorbikes or cars.
The site area is surrounded by several areas that are inhabited or used by the middle to upper class. The housing behind the site is a middle class area, Tarumanegara University is used by middle and upper class people, and apartments across the site are upper class. The ages of the people around the site may start from babies, children, adolescents (students), adults, to seniors.
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4 Final Design Massing Program Podium Interaction with Site Unit Program Unit Details Facility Details Section, View, Perspective
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Massing Program
The GF and 1st floor serve as a podium, which is a communal area and facilities
2nd-10th and 13th-18th flloor are residential units
11th and 19th floor as facilities and communal areas. Meanwhile the 12th floor as Refugee Floor.
20st floor as mechanical electrical areas
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Final Podium Interaction with Site
A
B
The existence of a circulation ladder as a seat allows people to rest while looking at pedestrians. In addition, there are retails and cafes next to the stairs to respond to the site opposite the street vendors.
Children's playground is placed at the back close to the housing behind the site. Serves as a socializing area as well as pedestrian nodes.
A
D
B C
C
D
The canopy for pedestrians responds to the pedestrian bridge that is located on the lower side of the image to be able to directly access the building.
Stairs as circulation and seating allow people to rest while looking at pedestrians.
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Unit Programming
Studio Unit
Rest
1 Bedroom Unit
Live/Play
Sleeping
Eating, Socialize, Doing Hobby
Work
Ground
Zoom Meeting
Planting, Grounding, Connect to Nature
2 Bedroom Unit
Separation of space is formed clearly by the difference in levels and differences in areas. Each unit has a balcony that functions as a grounding area by adding natural elements such as grass. Balconies can also be used for growing crops and other activities such as exercising.
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Final
Stacking Unit Tower 1
Stacking Unit Tower 2
Unit Studio
Unit Studio
Unit 1 Bedroom
Unit 1 Bedroom
Unit 2 Bedroom
Unit 2 Bedroom
Fasilitas
Fasilitas
Sirkulasi
Sirkulasi
er Tow Tow er
1
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2
Studio Unit Details 3D
Plan
Mock up
The Unit Location in the Tower
0
4th, 7th, 10th, 15th, 18th Floor
2nd, 5th, 8th, 13th, 16th Floor 24
5
10
Final
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1 Bedroom Unit Details 3D
Plan 1st Floor
Loft
Mock up
The Unit Location in the Tower
0
3rd, 6th, 9th, 13th, 16th Floor
4th, 7th, 10th, 14th, 17th Floor 26
5
10
Final
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2 Bedroom Unit Details 3D
Plan 1st Floor
2nd Floor
Mock up
The Unit Location in the Tower
0
3rd, 6th, 9th, 14th, 17th Floor
2nd, 5th, 8th, 13th, 16th Floor 28
5
10
Final
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30
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Final
Passive Interaction To relieve excessive stress, the Working Area in each Unit is made so that they can interact with each other passively. When you are tired of working, you can take a break directly to the balcony for grounding and can interact with the residents in the opposite tower.
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Final
A R o o f G a r d e n
B R e s t a u r a n t
C L i b r a r y
D G y m
E P o d i u m
F P o o l
G C o W o r k i n g S p a c e
H G o J e k S t o p 35
Facility Zoning
1st Floor
Ground Floor
11th Floor
19th Floor
GSB Multi Purpose Hall Co-Working Space Lobby Retail & Caffe Emergency Stair & Lift Loading Area & Storage Swimming Pool
Library Daycare Gym Sky Bridge Restaurant Roof Garden 36
Final
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Plan
Basement 2
Basement 1
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Final
Block Plan
Site Plan
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Mezzanine
1st Floor
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Final
2nd,
5th, 8th, 13th, 16th Floor
3rd, 6th, 9th, 13th, 16th Floor 41
4th, 7th, 10th, 14th, 17th Floor
11th Floor
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Final
19th Floor
20th Floor
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Section A
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Final
Callout Section A
Level 4
Level 3
Level 2
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Section B
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Final
Callout Section B - 1
Level 19
soil concrete plaster brick
Level 18
Callout Section B - 2
Level 4
Level 3
Level 2
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Elevation A
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Final
Elevation B
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Elevation C
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Final
Elevation D
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Structure
Level GF Structure
Level Residential Structure
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Final
3D Structure
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Mechanical
Level 2 Mechanical
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Final
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Electrical
Level GF Electrical
Level 2 Electrical
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Final
3D Electrical
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Plumbing
Elevation Plumbing 58
Final
3D Plumbing 59
Sprinkler
Level 2 Plumbing & Sprinkler
60
Final
Level 3
Level 2 Detail A Sprinkler (Corridor)
Level 3
Level 2
Detail B Sprinkler (Inside the Unit)
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Energy Analysis
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Final
- The Western Walls can be improved by changing the materials of the Glass into Low-E Double Glazed (the facade and windows) - Adding the North and West - Window Shades
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Lighting Analysis
Level 3 Lighting Analysis
Level 11 Lighting Analysis 64
Final
Level 19 Lighting Analysis Explanation Red Area is the area that recieving the most sunlight. While areas in dark blue receive no sunlight at all like a toilet in the unit, the core, and half of the corridor in Tower 2.
1 Year Solar Study
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Unit Perspective
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Final
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Final
Podium Perspective
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References
https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/06/09/more-mental-health-workers-needed-to-address-effects-of-covid-19.html https://www.alodokter.com/waspadai-cabin-fever-akibat-terlalu-lama-tinggal-di-rumah https://hbr.org/2020/04/how-to-combat-zoom-fatigue https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20200421-why-zoom-video-chats-are-so-exhausting https://www.healthline.com/health/grounding#:~:text=Grounding%2C%20also%20called%20earthing%2C%20is,positive%20effects%20on%20your%20body. https://www.healthline.com/health/grounding-techniques https://advice.theshineapp.com/articles/the-7-types-of-rest-you-need-to-actually-feel-recharged/
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