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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO SITE STRATEGIES

BY REINFORCING THE LINEARIITY WHICH EXISTS CURRENTLY THE SCHEME LOOKS TO CREATE VARIOUS ENCLOSED SPACES AND EMPHASISE ROUTES.

1:200 SITE PLAN

THE SCHEME LOOKS TO LINK THE CANALSIDE TO THE TOWN IN THE NORTH EAST AND ALSO LINKS TO GREENSPACE TO THE SOUTH.

THE LANDSCAPE PROTECTS THE SITE FROM THE NOISE OF THE TRAFFICE TO THE SOUTH AND CREATES AN ENCLOSED AREA FOR ACTIVITY. THE NORTH ELEVATION ADDRESSES THE CANAL AND TOWN.

VIEW TOWARDS TOWN FROM SUBWAY

ROUTES AND CONNECTIONS

CONNECTION TO PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN LINK

TO CANALSIDE WALK

PROPOSED SUBWAY CONNECTING TO EXISTING GREEN SPACE

TO EXISTING NATIONAL CYCLE TRAIL

TO CANALSIDE WALK

VIEW LOOKING TOWARDS LOCK GATES

VIEW FROM OPPOSITE PLATFORM

VIEW FROM OPPOSITE SIDE OF CANAL

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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO

THE PLAN FORM USES LINEAR ELEMENTS TO CREATE VIEWS AND REINFORCE EXISTING ROUTES AROUND THE SITE. BY USING A LINEAR WALL WITH OPENINGS IN SPECIFIC PLACES IT IS INTENDED TO RE-DIRECT PEDESTRIANS ANDENCOURAGE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY.

STATIONARY

ACTIVE

ENERGETIC

LEVELS OF ACTIVITY

TWO SPIN WALLS RUN THROUGH THE BUILDIING, WHICH ARE USED TO FRAME VIEWS, REINFORCE ROUTES AND THE LINEAR NATURE OF THE SITE. IT IS ALSO INTENDED AS A SERVICE CORE AND ALSO UTILISED AS A CLIMBING WALL.

1:200 GROUND FLOOR PLANBUILDING DIAGRAMS

1:200 FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

NORTH EAST ELEVATION

VIEWS AND ROUTES

TIERS OF ACTIVITY

THE BUILDING IS SPLIT INTO TIERS OF ACTIVITY WITH THE CA-NALSIDE ADDRESSING THE STATIONARY ACTIVITIES WHILST ON THE MORE BUSY ROAD SIDE, THE MORE ENERGETIC ACTIVITIES TAKE PLACE.

CANAL SIDE

ROAD SIDE

SPINE WALLS

1:200 GROUND FLOORACCOMODATION

1. RECEPTION2. INTERNET CAFE / INFO3. BIKE SHOP4. BIKE WORKSHOP5. BIKE RACKS6. KITCHEN7. GENTS WC8. LADIES WC9. SHOWERS10. CHANGING ROOMS11. CAFE / BOULDERING12. DANCE FLOOR13. OUTDOOR CAFE AREA14. MUGA15. SEATING16. OUTDOOR CLIMBING17. RELAXATION AREA18. BIKE SHEDS

1:200 FIRST FLOORACCOMODATION

19. WAITING AREA20. WORKSHOPS21. LIBRARY22. NURSE CHECKUP23. STAFF ROOM24. STORE25. PLANT

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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO

WEST ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATIONSPINE WALL CONSTRUCTION

STRUCTURAL PRECEDENT

THE MAIN SPINE WALL THAT RUNS THROUGH THE BUILDIING IS USED TO FRAME VIEWS, REINFORCE ROUTES AND THE LINEAR NATURE OF THE SITE. AS AN IMPORTANT ELEMENT I THOUGH IT PERTINANT TO INVESTIGATE HOW THE WALL WOULD BE CONSTRUCTED.

BRICK HOUSE BY ISTUDIO, MUMBAI, INDIA

STRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT

IN ORDER TO ACHEIVE A CONTINOUS BRICK AESTHETIC TO THE TOP EDGE OF THE SPINE WALL IT WAS NECESSARY TO INVESTIGATE METHODS OF COPING. THE DECISION WAS TAKEN TO BUILD UP 4 COURSES ABOVE AND CUT BRICKS TO FIT USING A 20MM MORTAR JOINT.

4 COURSES FOR TOP EDGE

20MM MORTAR

PLYWOOD

CUT BRICKS

DPC

SPINE WALL STRUCTUAL BUILD-UP

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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO PERSPECTIVE SECTION THROUGH OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA STRUCTURAL BUILD-UP

1. RECLAIMED BRICK SPINE WALL

2.. + GLULAM

3. + ROOF CASSETTES

4. + CEDAR SHINGLES SKIN

LOW CARBON MATERIALS WERE CHOSEN IN ORDER TO COMPLIMENT THE SUSTAINABLE HEALTH AGENDA OF THE SCHEME.

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

GLULAM

RECLAIMED BRICK

STONE

PALETTE OF MATERIALS

CHERRY WOOD WAS PICKED FOR ITS RICH NATURAL COLOUR AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES WHICH ARE SIMI-LAR TO OAK, THE WOOD WOULD BE AS SOURCED AS LOCALLY AS POSSIBLE.

IN ORDER TO SYMPATHISE WITH THE SURROUNDINGS RECLAIMED BRICKS ARE CHOSEN AS THE AGING OF THESE BRICK OVER TIME. CREATES AN AUTHENTIC, TIME WORN AESTHETIC AND CONJURES UP THE FEELING OF A CENTURY OLD STRUC-TURE.

STONE IS USED TO COMPLI-MENT THE AESTHETIC OF THE BRICK SPINE WALL AND TO PROVIDE CONNECTION TO THE GLULAM STRUCTURE, IT ALSO PROVIDES STRUCTURAL RIGIDITY.

CEDAR SHINGLESCEDAR SHINGLES ARE CHOSEN FOR BOTH ROOF AND EXTERNAL WALL CLAD-DING DUE TO THE FACT THEY WEAR IN OVER TIME CREAT-ING AN INTERESTING PATINA.

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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO 1:50 SECTION

CEDAR SHIINGLES

DPM

INSULATION

PLYWOOD

GLULAM

1:10 DETAILS

1. CONCEALED GUTTER / LOUVRE 2. GLULAM/STONE / MASONRY WALL CONNECTION

STRUCTURAL CUT-AWAY THROUGH CLIMBING AREA

1.

2.

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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO SECTION THROUGH CLIMBING AREA 1:10 DETAILS

3. CONCEALED GUTTER / WINDOW 4. WINDOW / CONCRETE FLOOR

CEDAR SHIINGLES

DPM

INSULATION

PLYWOOD

GLULAM BEAMS

HARDWOOD FLOOR

INSULATION

CROSS LAM TIMBER FLOOR

GLULAM BEAMS

3.

4.

ENVIRONMENTAL SITE SECTION

IN ORDER TO ASSESS THE WIDER IMPACT OF THE BUILDING ON THE ENVIRONMENT IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE BUILDINGS EFFECT UPON CHANGING THE LIFESTYLES OF PEOPLE WHO USE THE BUILDING. CHANGING MINDS WILL LEAD TO CARBON SAVINGS THROUGH PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT AND EASING THE FINANCIAL STRAIN ON THE NHS.. BY PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFE-STYLE AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE CAN BE ACHIIEVED. HEALTHIER PEOPLE MEANS LESS RESOURCES USED ON TREATMENT AND THEREFORE LESS WASTE, BOTH IN ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL TERMS.

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT THERMAL MASS DAYLIGHTING & VENTILATIONSOUTH FACING

SKYLIGHTS TO

CLIMBING AREA

NORTH FACING

SKYLIGHTS TO

WORKSHOPS

MAXIMISE

GLAZING ON

NORTH ELEVATION

THERMAL MASS OF WALL EXPOSED ON SOUTHERN SIDE TO PROVIDERADIANT HEAT TO ADJACENT ROOMS I.E. CAFE AND INDOOR CLIMBING AREA.

SOUTH

LIGHT

RAINWATER CATCHMENT

TRICKLE VENTS

HOW MUCH DOES YOUR BUILDING WEIGH?

BUILDING AREA: 914 m3

MATERIAL kg CO2

GLULAM 15,577 kg CO2

CLT 3,688 kg CO2

WOODWOOL INSULATION 2450 kg CO2

WINDOWS 31,347 kg CO2

CONCRETE 209,239 CO2

LOCALLY SOURCED RECLAIMED BRICK NEGLIBLE

253,062 kg TOTAL CO2

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PORFOLIO BARCH YEAR TWO BUILDING USE DIAGRAM

INFORMATION FOR WALKERS AND CYCLISTS ABOUT WALKS AND RIDES AROUND STROUD AND BEYOND

BIKE WORKS SELLS PARTS, FIXES AND RENTS OUT SEVERAL BIKES TO STIMULATE LOCAL TOURISM AND PROMOTE SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT

CLIMBING FACILIITIES INCLUDE BOTH INDOOR BOULDERING AND OUTDOOR 10M HIGH CLIMBING WALL ASWELL AS OUTDOOR BOULDERS.

THE CENTRE WOULD BRING TOGETHER PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND BACKGROUNDS WITH LESS STRENUOUS ACTIVITIES SUCH AS WOOD-WORK CATERING FOR THE ELDERLY

THE CENTRE WOULD ALSO CATER FOR CHILDREN WITH CHILDRENS CLIMBING WALLS AND AN OUTDOOR PLAY AREA.

BIKE WORKSHOPRECEPTION WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS LIBRARY

CLIMBING AREA NEXT TO SPINE WALLBOULDERINGCLIMBING WALLCAFE & DANCE FLOORNIGHTCLUB