Architecture ADE421 Brandon Powell / Maddock

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S U B V E R T [ere] + S U B : under or beneath + V E R T [ere] : to turn over As a 2070 community created in the protected South Mountain Preserves, Subvert[ere] challenges the current perceptions on preservation and exploitation. Constructed of sunken units and perfected geometry, the community is an effort to respectfully inhabit the protected space as a refuge and alternative from the over densified city of Phoenix.

2018

2070

Current Summer Average: 86.7 F Current Arizona Population: 7 Million

Predicted Summer Average: 97 F Predicted Arizona Population: 12.48 Million o

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S H A R E D

Shared resources include public dining halls, public storage, reflection spaces, and gathering spaces.

LIVING

Each unit provides thermal cooling temperatures nearly 40 degrees lower than the surface. When violent storms occur, each housing unit collects runoff water.

FARMING

For every 3 units there is a farming unit below, and is supported by disused (or grey) housing unit water drained from above.

With a runoff water conservation system and farming strategy for ample food, the community makes an immense impact inside South Mountain while preserving a romanticized aesthetic surface native to the Arizona Landscape.

SHARED

LIVING FARMING

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HOUSING

FARMING

THE UNIT PROVIDES SHELTER

UNIT ACTS AS A GREENHOUSE

FROM

TO

HIGH

TEMPERATURES

PROVIDE

FOOD

AND DOUBLES AS A WATER

TYPICALLY

COLLECTION SYSTEM

HARSH SUN OF ARIZONA

ADE 421: Fall 2018 Architecture Studio III

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Student: Brandon Powell Instructor: Bryan Maddock


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