DRESSING THE ELEPHANT

DA2 | UP891186 STUDIO C: OPEN CITIES LAB: Data, People, Places

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Monodraught Venting

traps the hot air, filtering it out and encourages cool air in. This is based off of old architectural principles observed in Morocco with passive ventilation stacks.

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Exploded axo of affordable housing balconies

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RAMMED EARTH & ALL OF THE RELATED BUILDING REGULATIONS

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Part L: Looking at u-values on the wall buildup and element types for dwellings

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Environmental research: Guidance on mixed use developments

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Materials prepared for sustainability & looking at local sourcing

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further analysis on rammed earth from Bushey Cemetary, Elliott Wood

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Development of mass moving through form finding. You'll note the internal courtyard is protected in all of these iterations, carried through to the final design

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An old diagram looking at possible uses for the hybrid buildings.

A way to maximise the use and lifespan of the structure - if the primary intended use does not work out long term, the skeleton of the building will be versatile enough to adapt.

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the goal is total inclusion for immigrants. This process isn't about isolating migrants or creating refugee camps. That is the way we want to see this process, as a total inclusion on our society.

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A recolored version of my initial market view sketch. I knew I wanted angled trusses, but I wasn't happy with the heights

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Neatened sketches looking at movement around site & formatting

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Some little diagrams to justify the site & layout

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Detailed sketch section showing off some funky little details, including the games room and the rammed earth market wall

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SDG CHEAT SHEET FOR THE ELEPHANT DEVELOPMENT

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