l e va nte -r
2019 (c) syifa alaydrus
project introduction
levante-r
site analysis
well-being
TABLE OF CONTENTS
experiments
programming
drawings
documentation
reflection
a b r e a k r o o m f o r e mp l o y e e s and gu e st s t o o p t i ma l i z e t h e i r co r e b o d y t e mp e r a t u r e b e f o r e a nd a f t e r w o r k i n g t h r o u gh d r i n ki ng mi l k i n a c e r t a i n t h e r ma l se qu ence
interior architecture design studio 3 2019
p r o je c t i n t r o d uction
"well-being" designing a high-performance public interior space that would promote its user's wellbeing through the mechanism of both the given and advance technology using and existing building with an existing program and create ANY public facilities that could promote the wellbeing of its user in a more explorative manner
LEVANTEle¡vant¡er a strong easterly wind
levant (French); rising
rising the temperature, either up or down, with help of the wind
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levanter is derived from a location in the borderline of France and Spain called levant, the affix ‘er’ alter the meaning into a wind that occurs in the area levant in French could also mean rising or to rise, which is related to the temperature rise in this work. further elaboration is in the future sections
S U R AT P E R N YATA A N O R I G I N A L I TA S K A R YA
NAMA NPM JURUSAN
: SY I FA A L AY D R U S : 1706973716 : ARSITEKTUR INTERIOR
dengan ini menyatakan bahwa karya saya yang berjudul "levante-r" merupakan karya asli, tidak menjiplak/mencontek karya orang lain. Adapun ide karya yang sudah ada digunakan sebagai referensi dan inspirasi semata. Demikian surat penyataan ini saya sampaikan. Apabila di kemudian hari saya terbukti telah melanggar ketentuan yang ada, maka saya bersedia untuk bertanggung jawab,
jakarta, 30 desember 2019
syifa alaydrus
v i e w s a re m os tly v e ge ta ti on, roa d s , a nd v e hi c le s a rou nd
clea r gla ss A CP
A KSO N O M ETRI nts
AS T ON P r i o r i t y Hotel T B Si m atu p ang
i s a hote l, m ainl y focusing on business meetings, loc a t ed in TB Simatupang. is a 23 stor ies buil ding with a 2 fl oor s basement
SIT E, SURROUNDINGS
t h e wi n d ca m e f ro m t h e so u t h , a n d b eca u se t h ere’s a lo t o f t a ll b u i ldi n g a ro u n d t h ey k i n d o f ci rcle a ro u n d t h e b u i ldi n g
housing
mainly surrounded by offices and a mall. the building is facing north and a main road along with a highway road
b u i ld i ng fa c es nor th s o the gla re f r om the s u n i s not dir ected to the front o f the buil ding, b u t c ou ld s ti l l be used a s a na tu ra l l ighting
m a i n roa d h i g h w a y roa d
04
both r oad causes noise pol l ution in the buil ding since the buil ding acoustic cannot hol d or absor b any of these noises
focus topic ;
af t e r looki n g all o f t h e m a p p i ng of ast on t hat was d o ne i n g r o u p , t he f oc us t opi c fo r t h i s p r o j e c t f or me would be ar o u nd t h e t h e r mal subje c t , f oc u s i ng m o r e o n t e mpe r at ur e an d h o w w i nd h e l p s them
heat the motion of atoms and molecules creates a form of energy called heat or thermal energy which is present in all matter
radiation
the longer the arrows, the faster the movement of atoms
the hea t in a ston bu ilding is driven not only by the su n, bu t a lso by the m a teria ls u sed a nd the a ctivities done by the beings
material emits heat
material absorps heat
glass the temperature inside rises human also emits heat
mate r i al s al s o c r e ate h e at h uman do to o
t h e t ool s o f arch i tectu re m us t b eco me i n vi si ble an d l i g ht , p r od u ci n g p laces li ke f r ee, op en lan d scap es, a new g eo grap h y , d i fferen t k i nd s of m eteo ro lo g y ; r en ew i ng th e i d ea o f fo rm a n d us e b etw een sen sati o n a n d p h en o men o n , betw een t h e neur o lo gi cal an d th e m et e or ol o gi cal, betw een th e p hy s i ol ogi cal an d th e atmo s p her i c (p h i l i p p e rah m, 20 12)
hot and humid
humid
cold and humid
cold and dry
a t h erm a l co m f o rt di a gra m f o r h u m a n
comfort zone hot and dry dry
heat and light
heat natural light
mapping tipikal
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21
heat and light
heat natural light
mapping meeting & ballroom
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21
heat and light
heat natural light
mapping lantai 1 & 2
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03
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air conditioner mapping
tipikal
la n t a i 1
lantai 2
la n t a i meet i n g
as seen from the mapping, even if the AC system is on it would still be very hot if you’re near by the window, and if there’s high movement activity it would add the heat as well the thermal condition in the building, for those who’re working, could possibly disrupt their productivity level and lead to heat exhaustion
le s s mo v e me nt ac ti v i ty h igh m o v e m e n t act iv ity m o s t ly p o ss s e ss e d b y t h e c le a n i n g se rv i c e s of the hotel
a l o t f as te r to r e ac h e xh aus ti o n
m ostly possessed by the gu ests of the hotel
a lot slower to rea ch ex ha u s t io n
H EAT
CORE BODY TEMP.
gr eenh ou se ga s es i f to o m uch co ul d l ea d to
AC is us ed to to ne d o w n th e h ea t
H E AT E X H AU ST I O N
radiation
p r o d uctiv ity m igh t d ecr ea s e
material emits heat
material absorps heat
therm a l i s s u e in the bu i ldi n g
w h a t h a p p ens in a s to n h o tel
glass human also emits heat
the temperature inside rises
AQUA COOLER Aqua Co o l er is a n ungl a z ed cer a m i c w a l l m o d ul a r , us i ng ev a p o r a ti v e co o l i ng tech ni que to co o l d o w n th e tem p er a tur e.
p a s s ive c ooling pa s s iv e e v a po rativ e cool ing w a l l ( PEC W) c o n s t ru cted of a p or ou s ma t e ria l
hot air cool air
wate r s u p p l y f r o m c olle c te d r a i n w a t er
a p p l i c a t i o n o f aqu a co o ler i n r el a t i on to th erm al c ha ng e s w he n the w ind pa s s e s the s m a ll ope ning f ille d w ith w a te r , it w ill tur n dow n the a ir te m pe r a tur e c a r r ie d by the w ind
the wi nd i s bei ng di spart
these openi ngs can be placed up, down, left, ri ght, dependi ng on the need of acti vi ti es
a s kn ow n from the need t o p reven t the decrease in p rodu cti v i ty, i t i s a m ission t o make a space c a p a bl e of helpi ng the p rodu ct ivity
I DE A optimizing the core body temp. before and after working in hope of a higher chance of stabilized productivity while working and a way to relax after working
in rela t ion w it h t empera t ure, hea t , a n d t herma l comfort a condit ion w here t he core b od y temperat ure is in their optimum temp . which is around 36-37 d egree cel cius, before and aft er w orking
pa ss t h r o u g h a pr o c e ss o f st a b iliz in g t h e c o r e b o dy t e m p.
t h e c h a n g in g t h e r m a l su r r o u n din g s
the wanted outcome
b efore
after
pr o du c t iv e w h ile w o r kin g
m a x im iz in g r e st in g t im e
what helps variation in the core body temprature? 1. 2. 3. 4.
environmental exercise food/drinks dehydration
helps in keepin g b ody w or ks to optim ize the cor e b ody tem p. ( CBT )
DRINKING MILK IS ONE OF THE THINGS TO HELP CBT
I D E A O F P RO G R A M M I N G
p r o v i d e s a s p a c e t h a t c o u ld help o p t i m i z e C B T b e f o r e a n d after t h e e m p l o y e e s / g u e s t s s t ar ts an activity by going through a s e r i e s o f t h e r m a l e x p e r i en ce
prog ram m i ng :
t h erm al hik e
driven by an activity which includes temperature play
provid ing a r oom tha t wi ll h e l p t o op timize c ore body te m pe r a t u r e before an d a fte r a n a c ti v i ty b y m ak ing a the rm a l e xpe r i e n c e through d ri n k i n g m i l k
n ot optimized
MA K ING M I L K AN D D R I N KI NG MILK is chosen as the main activity driven by temperature to help optimize the CBT
not optim i z e d
pa s teu r iza tio n
heating and cooling food to eliminate pathogens and extend shelf life
maki ng mi l k
mi lk
mi lk
10 20
1 0 deraj at
cooler
heater
72
62
the process of milk chosen to be the matrix of the space is taken from the
p ast euri zati o n pr o ces s
20
72
cooler
milk start
heater
10
milk 10 degree celci us
62
an ideal seq u e n ce of u p s an d down s in te m p e ratu re fo r h u man b o d y b efo re an d afte r wo r k i n g
ideal te m p eratu re tu buh ki ta m emiliki siklus s ir kadi an yang juga me ngatur s u hu tubuh i nti
sebelum bekerja p ag i s i an g s o re m al am
37 . 5
: : : :
lowe st 37 ab ove 37 37
sesudah bekerja
37
s o re m al am p ag i
36.2 06
12
18
24
00
de
23
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es
t s lee p
00
: ab ove 37 : 37 : lowe st
01
02
22
lowest C BT
03
melatonin star t s 21
04
20
h ighest 19 C BT
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06
18
17
07 16
08 15
09 14
10 11
13 12
melatoni n stops
how milk work s in the body
add i n g m o re heat to the body
gi ving a cool effec t onl y for a few moment s
le ss h ea t sto re d i n th e b o d y the b ody heat s up bec au s e i t ne eds bigger ene rgy to dige st th e cold food s wea t i s p rod u ce d a lot
more heat
m ore ad apt at ion
less ad apta ti on
an d t h e n i t evap o rate s, co o l i n g down the body
s cen a ri o t i me
C BT
1 2 3
the o veral l t h erm a l of t h e pl ace s h o uld m im ics t h e core bod y t emperat u r e bas ed o n t h e cir c a d ia n rh y t h m h u m a n p oss es s , t h u s , m ak ing t h e act iv i tie s fo r drin k ing m ilk corres pon d i n g to t h e t h ermal to o
4 5 6 7 8
alo ng s ide mak in g and drin k ing mi lk , foo t b at h , s t o n e sp a, al on g wit h starg azing is ad d e d in t h e l is t o f act i v i ty t o add a varia tion
th ermal overall
activities th er ma l
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
room p l a cem e n t
take belongings
entrance
sterilization room
milk
2n d
glass
exit
cleaning area it is decided by the mapping done before for the placement to be like this, the place most likely to be hotter would be placed the higher temp. activity on it
hot foot bath cold foot bath s torage room hot foot bath 3 rd
s tone spa stone spa
cold foot bath
cold foot bath
stargaz ing
hot foot bath
further elaborated programming will be sh own along as the new foundings will help them
PROGRAMMING
as wha t w a s f ound i n th e e xpe rim en t , the p r o gra m m in g t hen dev elops
the things from the experiment is used now in the programming to help determine what would the space needed to create the thermal desired, this would also predispose the form
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1 4
5
2
3
take belongings
e n tr a n c e
s te r i l iza tio n room
milk
2nd glass
exit
cleaning area
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7
9
10
13 11
12
ho t fo o t ba th
s t o r ag e r o o m ho t fo o t ba th
3rd cold fo o t b at h
s t o n e spa
co l d f o o t b ath
sta rg a z ing
ho t fo o t ba th
FORM MAKING
b a s i c f or m t h e f i r st fo rm maki n g i d ea c a m e f ro m th e fi rst exp eri ment wh i c h i n clu d es a ci rcle an d l i n es op en i n g, th e i d ea w as m a k i ng a flu i d ( d eri ved from t h e c i r c le) fo rm by u si n g lines (d er i v e d fo rm th e li n es)
fluid form by using lines
i t was r e ali ze d t hat t he r e i s i n t e r se c t i on s happe n i n g whi le i was t r y i n g t o make i t , t hi s also dr i v e n a n e w i de a t hat f r om t he s e i n t e r se c t i on t he r e c ould be wi n d blowi n g t o he lp t he r oom t e mp. g o as de s i r e d
i n tersecti o n
f r om t he abov e
fo r m 1 t he next fo rm s w ere mad e by t he i d ea o f m aki n g mo d u les and exp l or i n g h o w can th e li nes be i nt e r sected
this was made w i t h t h e r e s t i ng a c t i v i t y i n m i nd
th e w i n d h i ts th e back of the bei n g resti n g o n it, there are also i n tersecti o n above to hit the fro n t o f th e bei ng
form 2 t h e next fo rm s w ere made by t h e i d ea o f m aki n g mo d ules and e xp l ori n g h o w can th e li nes be i n t e r sected
th i s w as made w i th th e resting acti vi ty i n mind wi t h t he a c t i v i t y r e s t i ng i n mi n d, t hi s o ne i s a l s o u s i ng t he s ame d i r e c t i o n o f w i nd i n i t but t he wa y o f i nt e r s e c t i ng it are explored
fo r m 3 t he next fo rm s w ere made by t he i d ea o f m aki n g mo d ules and exp l o ri n g h o w can th e li nes be i nt e r sected this was made w i t h t h e t a k i ng the glass activity i n m i nd
t he r e ’ s a s h e l f t o s t o r e t he g la s s e s
t h e w i nd c om e s fro m th e back/ fr ont d e pen d i ng on w h ere y o u ’re taki n g the g l a s s f r om , a n d fro m u p
form 4
t hi s wa s m a d e wi t h t r a ns i t i o n plac e i n mi n d
t h e next fo rm s w ere mad e by t h e i d ea o f m aki n g mo d u les and e xp l ori n g h o w can th e li nes be i n t e r sected
f r e e d o m o f c h o ic e
t he r e i s on e f r om t he down s i de f ac i n g u p
t her e i s n’ t m u ch i n tersecti o n h er e b eca use i t w as th o u gh t t o b e a t r a nsi ti o n p lace fo rm one p l a ce t o an o th er
ex p l o r i n g f o r m
a tunnel where there’re intersection for the wind to flow ;cleaning room
exp l or i n g th e p o ssi bi li ti es of b en d ed i n tersecti o n , co ming f r om th e abo ve an d th ere ’s a s m a l l tu n n el u sed to be a reception ;en t r an ce
e n t r an c e f or t hos e who use d t he li f t ; e n t r an c e li f t
in t e rs e c t i on f r om th e a b o ve t o cr e a t e a w elco m i n g se n s a t i on
exp lo ri n g i n tersection fro m th e abo v e b y mak ing th e li n es go from one co lu m n to another ;th e mi lk ro o m
where th e g ue s t s could s i t
the hot foot b ath area, but the intersection is less here ;hot foot b ath
was t houg ht t o be t h e st arg azi n g ar e a but i t i sn ’ t i s olat e d e n oug h f or t he li g ht t o n ot c o m e in ; st arg azi n g r oom
th e tu n n el w as m ade really clo se to eac h other an d th ere’re less i n tersecti o n fo r i t to be h o t i n si d e, bu t i t was sti ll u n kn o w n w h at this co u ld be as a ro o m, th i s w as u sed ju st to exp lo re
the dev el op men t of fo r m wi l l be elabo r ated fu r ther
glasse s will be displaye d and c ould be take n
b e rg a nt un g d en gan sken ari o s uh u a p a y an g d i h ad i rkan di l ok a s i t e rten tu
the wind approac he s f rom the f ront as you take one of the glass
GLASS ROOM
acrylic pipe t h is r o o m is n e it h e r too hot or cold, so it u s e d t r as n p ar e n t mat e r ial s w it h c o o l w in d
raised floor glass, many materials is transparent and easy to conduct heat
acrylic pipe
transitioning room, so the temperature rises and material changes
S T ER IL IZAT IO N R O O M
ENTRA NCE wind coming from both side, and material used is wood around so it doesn’t conduct much heat
the wind comes from the front & the back while you’re washing your hands
hot, to help kills bacteria by washing your hands
C L EA NING R O O M
to increa se the hot tem pera tu re in the room
hollow pipe 5 0x 5 0 m m t o i n c r e a se t h e hot temperature in t h e r o o m
beca u se t h e win d tha t is ou t is h o t , s o it only co m e s f ro m the ba ck
M ILK R OOM
wind fro m t h e fro n t and back , b u t t h e o n e from t h e fron t is we a k e r so that t h e mil k d oesn’t t u rn co l d
th e r e i s a c o w mi l ki ng s i mul ato r o n e v e r y tab l e f o r g ue s ts to e xpe r i e nc e mi l ki ng mi l k
PROGRAMMING
fi n al p r og r ammi n g
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1 4
5
2
3
tak e be longings
2nd
e n tra n c e
s t e r i l i z a t i on r oom
m ilk
glas s
exit
cleaning area
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7
9
10
13 11
12
hot foot b ath
s tora ge room h ot foot bath
3rd
c o ld foot bath
s tone s pa
cold foot b a t h
sta rga zing
hot foot bath
p ur p o s e o f f in di n gs ; h o w tem p eratu re varies by conducting a w i n d test th ro u gh different types of open i n g, w ater- fi lled opening , material, a nd w i n d temp eratu r e t o fi n d o u t h o w h eat travels in space a nd u se i t to d eterm ine where and h o w tall a certai n activity should be p laced
solid mater ial
ex p e r i m e n t 1 var i ab le s fo r m s of op e ning
su hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
m ate r ial s
su hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
su hu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 ,1 4 / 32 ,1 5 / 32 , 2
hot s ol id
t ran s p aran
s ol i d m aterial s fil led wit h water t ran s p are nt fil led wit h water
ti m e
cold
m in utes 1
2
air
3
4
5 su hu awal : 32 ,1
su hu awal : 32 , 2
su hu awal : 32 , 2
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 , 2 4 / 32 ,3 5 / 32 ,3
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
1 / 32 ,3 2 / 32 ,3 3 / 32 , 2 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
terd ap at c ahaya yan g m a s u k terd ap at c ahaya yan g t i d ak m as u k
su hu awal : 32 , 2
su hu awal : 32 , 2
1 / 32 ,3 2 / 32 ,3 3 / 32 ,5 4 / 32 ,4 5 / 32 ,4
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
soli d ma t erial / w it h water
tr anspar ent mater ial
s uhu awal : 3 0,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4
1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
s uhu awal : 32 ,1 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 , 2 4 / 32 ,3 5 / 32 ,3
ave rag e c ha ng e :
s u hu awal : 30, 4 1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 36,5 5 / 37
s u hu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31 ,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
suhu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 ,1 4 / 32 ,1 5 / 32 , 2
suhu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31 ,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
su hu awal : 32 ,1
su hu awal : 32 , 2
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 , 2 4 / 32 ,3 5 / 32 ,3
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
s uhu awal : 3 0,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4
1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6,5 5 / 37
1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
su hu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
su hu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 ,1 4 / 32 ,1 5 / 32 , 2
su hu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
tran sp a re nt mat erial / with water
s u hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 30,7 2 / 30,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31,4
ave rag e c ha ng e :
s u hu awal : 30, 4 1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 36,5 5 / 37
solid mater ials
su hu awal : 31,8 suhu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 ,1 4 / 32 ,1 5 / 32 , 2
1 / 33,0 2 / 34,3 3 / 35 , 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4 s u hu awal : 32 ,1 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 , 2 3 / 32 , 2 4 / 32 ,3 5 / 32 ,3
s u hu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31 ,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
suhu awal : 32 , 2 1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31 ,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4
su hu awal : 32 , 2
1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
s u hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 36 ,5 5 / 37
su hu awal : 3 0,4
su hu awal : 30,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31 ,4
su hu awal : 30,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
so li d m at erial s / w it h water
tr anspar ent mater ials
su hu awal : 3 0,4 s u hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
s uhu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
s u hu awal : 30, 4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
suhu awal : 30, 4 1 / 30, 7 2 / 30, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4 s u hu awal : 30, 4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
suhu awal : 30, 4 1 / 30, 7 2 / 30, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
s u hu awal : 3 0,4
su hu awal : 3 0,4
su hu awal : 32 , 2
1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
1 / 32 , 2 2 / 32 ,0 3 / 31,8 4 / 32 ,0 5 / 32 ,1
su hu awal : 30,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31, 2 5 / 31,4
su hu awal : 30,4 1 / 3 0,7 2 / 3 0,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31,4
ex per i m ent 2
tran sp a re nt mat erial s / with water
h ot wate r r ise s, cold wate r sin k s
i nk
s u hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 30,7 2 / 30,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31,4
s u hu awal : 30, 4 1 / 3 0, 7 2 / 3 0, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
suhu awal : 30, 4 1 / 30, 7 2 / 30, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
cold water hot wate r
does ver ti cal elevati on (u p or dow n) affect on how the heat move?
var iab le s temperatu re of the water s u hu awal : 30,4 1 / 30,7 2 / 30,9 3 / 31.1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31,4
s u hu awal : 3 0,4 1 / 33 2 / 34 3 / 35 ,4 4 / 3 6 ,5 5 / 37
s u hu awal : 30, 4 1 / 3 0, 7 2 / 3 0, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
suhu awal : 30, 4 1 / 30, 7 2 / 30, 9 3 / 31 .1 4 / 31 , 2 5 / 31 ,4
elevati on
conclusion of t h e e x p e r i m e nt s
e l e vat io n wi n d solid/ t r a n s p a r ent in t e rse c ti o n t he rmal
e le v a ti on
heat trav e ls f r om a lowe r plac e t o a hi g he r plac e a hi g he r e le v at i on (c los e r t o t he c e i li n g ) me an s t hat t he t e mp e r at ur e of t he r oom would be a lot hot t e r t han r ooms f ar t he r f r om t he c e i li n g
c ould be use d i n a hi g h t e mpe r at ur e r oom
s oli d/tr anspar ent
solid materials use d i s slowe r i n c on duc t i n g he at t han the transparent mat e r i als (de s pi t e whi c he v e r mat e r i als), because lig ht s hi n e s t hr oug h t he t r an spar e n t on e a solid mat e r i al c ould be use d t o se al t he t e mpe r at ur e so i t doe s n ’ t r i se t oo muc h, but i t applie s t o bad c on duc t or mat e r i als (wood, e t c .) and t r an spar e n t mat e r i al c ould be us e d t o r i s e up t he t e mpe r at ur e
i nte rsection
opening s for t he i n t e r s e c t i on , bas e d on t he f i r s t e x pe r i me n t , differs in c han g i n g t he he at de pe n di n g on how de n se t he int e r s e c t i on i s an d how bi g t he ope n i n g i s t he most de n se i n t e r se c t i on c ould be use d t o t on e down t he he at i n t he r oom si n c e i t br e aks t he wi n d so i t c ould c ool down t he r oom t he sui t able t o he at up t he r oom i s t o jus t bloc k t he i n t e r se c t i on , but t he n i t de pe n ds on what ki n d of wi n d i s g i v e n an d i f t he ope n i n g s i s f i lle d wi t h wat e r or n ot
w i nd
the wind is on e of t he f ac t or t hat he lps t he thermal exper i e n c e happe n , s i n c e i t dr i v e n to b e the one w ho c ools or he at s up t he r oom with the he lp of t he pr e v i ous f ac t or s
cool or hot wi n d doe s n ’ t me an i t will refle c t t he t e mpe r at ur e t he y produc e , s i n c e c ool wi n d c ould be b e n t t o he at up t he r oom t e mp. an d v i c e v e r s a
HOT FOOT BATH P+9900
P+9000
LANTAI 3 P+9000
MILK ROOM P+5600
P+5000
GLASS ROOM P+5000
LANTAI 2 P+5000
HOT FOOT BATH
COLD FOOT BATH
P+9900
HOT FOOT BATH
P+9900
P+9900
STONE SPA P+9900
LANTAI 3 P+9000
STERLIZATION ROOM P+5600
ENTRANCE P+5000
CLEANING ROOM P+5000
LANTAI 2 P+5000
HOT FOOT BATH
COLD FOOT BATH
P+9900
P+9900
LANTAI 3 P+9000
MILK ROOM P+5600
BELONGINGS ROOM P+5000
LANTAI 2 P+5000
PLAFOND P+3300
STERILIZATION ROOM P+5600
P+5000
LANTAI 2 P+5000
PLAFOND P+3300
ENTRANCE P+5000
LANTAI 2 P+5000
D2
D1
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL DAN PLUMBING LANTAI 2 EKSISTING
NTS
AIR BERSIH AIR KOTOR AIR BEKAS
PANEL ROOM
ISOMETRI PLUMBING LANTAI 2
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL LANTAI 2
NTS
NTS
C
005
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 2 EKSISTING
NTS
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 2 NTS
C
006
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL DAN PLUMBING LANTAI 3 EKSISTING
NTS
AIR BERSIH AIR KOTOR AIR BEKAS
PANEL ROOM
ISOMETRI PLUMBING LANTAI 3
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL LANTAI 3
NTS
NTS
C
007
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 3 EKSISTING
NTS
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 3 NTS
C
008
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL DAN PLUMBING LANTAI 3 INTERVENSI
NTS
AIR BERSIH AIR KOTOR AIR BEKAS
ISOMETRI PLUMBING LANTAI 2
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL LANTAI 2
NTS
NTS
C
009
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 3 INTERVENSI
NTS
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 2 NTS
C
011
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL DAN PLUMBING LANTAI 3 INTERVENSI
NTS
AIR BERSIH AIR KOTOR AIR BEKAS
ISOMETRI PLUMBING LANTAI 3
ISOMETRI ELEKTRIKAL LANTAI 3
NTS
NTS
C
012
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 2 INTERVENSI
NTS
ISOMETRI PENGUDARAAN LANTAI 3 NTS
C
013
AKSONOMETRI EXPLODED LANTAI 2
NTS
014
AKSONOMETRI EXPLODED LANTAI 3
NTS
015
fina l maq uette 2 nd f l oo r
1 :5 0
en t r an c e
stre li zat i on r oom
c or r i dor
g lass room
mi lk r oom
be lon g i n g s r oom
f inal maq uette 3 r d f l oor
1 :5 0
st on e spa
starg azing
c old f oot bat h
hot foot bath
ST O RA GE RO O M
ST E RI LI ZAT I O N RO O M
par ti al maquetee 1 : 20
INTE RVENSI DA K BETO N
E N T R A N CE
INS TALAS I RAIS ED F LOOR
R A I S ED F L O O R
t o s t a r t , i w o u ld li ke to ap o log ize for my lack of g ood perf or m a n ce an d o u tp u t n eari ng the end of proj ect 2 . i was d i s a p p oin ted i n m y self as well as i felt lik e the facilitat or s a r e to o . th e even ts th at happened will b e thoug ht d eep l y t hro u gh th e h o li d ay and i hope i could do b etter n ext t i m e becau se i h o n estly think i can do that! i think t oo m uch p ressu re fo r th e first time wore me out too m uch , a n d i t’s n o bo d y ’s fault b ut mine! t hr oug h o u t th i s p ro ject, i le arned lots, thoug h i still feel l i k e i l a ck a lo t i n u n d erstanding structure and the techn ol og y d esp i te th e p ro ject being all ab out the technolog y. a l s o t h i s p ro ject w as actu ally really fun! i think if it was und er d i fferen t ci rcu mstan ces, i wouldve really enj oyed it a l ot m or e! f ur t her mo re, i th i n k i n eed to improve my time manag em e nt a nd i th i n k i n eed to get myself tog ether since i feel l i k e t h i s i s tru ly th e lo w est peak i’ve reached so far in all m y t i m e bei n g i n th e stu d i os. t ha nk y ou so m u ch fo r all the facilitator! and i am sorry! i t m us t be ti ri n g fo r every o ne so i’m sorry for me and my f r i en d s overall, i d o n o ti ce t hat we mig ht be stressing ev e r y on e as w ell fo r o u r attitude! t ha nk y ou ! i am h o p efu l fo r only better and healing years a hea d ! h ave a go o d n ew y ear!
levan levantte-r e-r
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