Architecture ADE521 Rikkie Pedregon / Upadhye

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HEALTH AGRICULTURE BEAUTY EQUITY INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY OUTDOOR SPACE WATER LIFE

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THE PROJECT: ARCHITECTURE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE

THE SOCIAL INJUSTICE is the need for affordable healthcare. The people of South Mountain are independent people, yet not all have the opportunity be self-reliant when it comes to healthcare. With 1 in 9 adults report practicing alternative medicine, it is a wonder why more facilities do not exist to support impoverished communities to provide cheaper healthcare.

THE CAMPUS sustains itself within the South Mountain neighborhood by incorporating a melting-pot of programs to bring in people with different purposes and potential investment streams.

THE COMMUNITY of South Mountain Village takes pride in its AGRICULTURAL ROOTS. Nursuries and Feed Farms are located all throughout the area, yet knowledge of growing in the desert as a whole is being LOST for the general public. However, this community knows how to grow in the harsh desert environment of Arizona. Why not use this to our advantage?

REGROWTH is an alternative medicine growth and educational facility that addresses the community’s needs of indepedence with cheaper, do it yourself healthcare.

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A center for social justice will require help from the COMMUNITY, the CITY, and the INDUSTRY. PROGRAM: Education Culinary Agriculture Industry Pharmacutical Outdoor

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AREA Total 20,000 SQFT

FORMAL STUDIES

Dispensary

1903 SF

4844 SF

BUILDING AREAS

Laboratory

Kitchen/Shop 4276 SF

2734 SF

3973 SF

4111 SF

Classroom

Dispensary

GREENHOUSE

Large

7124 SF

5599 SF

OUTDOOR COVERED

Bus Stop

14,163 SF

Building Path

STARTING POINT

Canal Rest Area

STRUCTURE AND ART MERGED

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14,996 SF

6,845 SF

26,886 SF

7,800 SF

1 - Classrooms 2 - Laboratory 3 - Kitchen 4 - Shop 5 - Dispensary 6 - Greenhouse 7 - Plots in Retention Basin 8 - Court 9 - Covered Canal-Walk

PLANTING AREAS

521 F18 LIBER.TECA

RE GROWTH

AXONOMETRIC 1/20” = 1’

FINAL SITE SCHEME

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THE SITE is located in a floodzone near CENTER & BASELINE. A flat piece of land that occasionally FLOODS proved to be the first challenge, so a large retention basin becomes the main growing area. Program is then inserted as a series of smaller buildings to spread the large site and promote dynamic movement. The second challenge was to protect the CANAL LIFE and activity that exists. Ample shed-like structures shade the majority of the site for the pedrestrians, cyclists, and animal enthusiasts. COLORED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS The entire complex demonstrates a playful and inviting outdoor environment thanks to 26,000 Sq Ft of Solar Photovoltaic, INSULATED panels. The clarity of the panels are perfect for allowing required sunlight levels into the greenhouse spaces.

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POWER ADAPTER CLEAR GLASS PANEL PV SOLAR CELL GRID COLORED GLASS 1 9

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8 Laboratory

Dispensary

1903 SF

4844 SF

Student: Rikkie Pedregon Instructor: Amit Upadhye

Kitchen/Shop 4276 SF

ADE 521: Fall 2018 Grad Architecture Studio I

6,845 SF

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NORTH/SOUTH SECTION

3973 SF

SITE PLAN

Classroom

EXPLODED STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC

2734 SF

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GREENHOUSE

7

4111 SF

1

Dispensary

AXONOMETRIC 1/20” = 1’

26,886 SF

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Large

7124 SF

5599 SF

7,800 SF

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OUTDOOR COVERED

Bus Stop

14,163 SF

Building Path

Canal Rest Area

PLANTING AREAS

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