nding and Conceptual Zoning

Public Zones

Private Zones

Ramped Areas (Basement)

Crossed Bridge Circulation

Secondary courtyard space welcomes visitors and residents towards the central-spinal pathway, surrounding windows house small restaurants and tandoors, with provided seaeting for when people eat and want to take a moment

A view of the central courtyard space how people can interact and cummte the four buildings themselves. A multi-functional social space. All publicly-zone ground areas that surround the building also have views towards the courtyard space.

Hempcrete is a bio-composite material that contains a mixtures of hemp, hurds and lime

Hemp has been used to construct buildings, bridges, walls and more for thousands of years. In fact, there are extant hemp and mortar buildings and bridges sprinkled throughout Europe today. Some of which are more than 1,500 years old.

The thermal mass properties of hempcrete mean there is less need for aggressive heating or cooling strategies and appliances. And that it is likely to significantly reduce costs related to temperature maintenance.

Less energy consumed to keep your home or business warm or cool means fewer greenhouse gases.

Starting to look at how creative crossed bridges could when having multiple separate building and beginning to adopt a similar bridge style between masses