A. MARIE JOSIE CALISTHAA
Draught Famine Homeless Gender inequality Loss of health and education
THE SITE
Social Foundation
Ecological Ceiling
Short fall
Overshoot
Climate Change Air Pollution Loss of biodiversity Ocean Acidification Chemical Pollution
SITE ECOLOGY
Percentage%
Growing urban sprawl overpowering the blue green network of the city leading to the loss of green cover and sponges. Water body and the buffer /sponge area of Chennai.
Build up Areas
Water body and the buffer /sponge area of Chennai.
Wet Lands
1980
1990
2000
2010
2020
The lakes, and the sponges around them maintain an ecological cycle. The rapid urbanization affects the cycle through the buildings built around the lakes and results in flooding.
PORUR - IYYAPANTHANGAL CONTEXT
Human lifestyle has a huge impact on the natural environment. Architecture, as an important part of our lifestyle, directly/indirectly affects the nature in ecology .A balance between humans and nature in ecology (ecologi-
1.twin lakes spreading approx area of 900 acres.2 .surplus weir connecting adayar river
1.mount poonamalee road and 2.arcot road were constructued;initial settlements happened
ECOSYSTEM BASED DESIGN Of human existence
Human development
AS - ECOSYSTEM
Humans development independent from nature
1st Transition
Paeliolithic times Hunting and Gathering
MASTER PLAN
IN - ECOSYSTEM
2nd Transition
Human dependence on nature
Nature as a integral part of human life
People Evicted and Lake area expanded to around 250 acres.
Industrial revolution
Agriculture
1% 99% SOCIO - ECOLOGICAL MODEL Of human existence
1.Approval of new residential localilites on the Lake land
Of human existence
Nature as a integral part of human life
Human development
1. Encroachment on lake land ; 2. Expressway constructed dividing the lake into two.
1%
99%
Human dependence on nature
1.one whole part of lake occupied for college 2. initial encroachments by residences on the Lake
Conditions for the other species to live
Of human existence
ecosystem health
Humans development independent from nature
Regenerative and Distributive Economy
A safe and just space for humanity
The ecological footprint converts flows into the area of productive ecosystems required to sustain such flows indefinitely. Climate Change
Draught
Air Pollution Famine The site-specific effects can vary significantly, both in2 terms of 1 Transition Transition Paeliolithic times Social Ecological Loss of biodiversity Homeless Industrial revolution Hunting and Gathering Agriculture the nature of impacts and the threshold of concern. For example, Foundation Ceiling Ocean Acidification Gender inequality st
mutual benefits
Sense of place
Chemical Pollution
Loss of health and education Short fall
Overshoot
Regenerative and Distributive Economy Percentage%
nd
A safe and just space for humanity
Build up Areas
Green construction
Mutual management
Wet Lands
1980
1990
Draught Famine Homeless Gender inequality Loss of health and education
2000
2010
2020
Social Foundation
Ecological Ceiling
Short fall
Overshoot
Climate Change Air Pollution Loss of biodiversity Ocean Acidification Chemical Pollution
Cyclic water system
Balance - functional requirement human nature
Channel connecting to the Porur Lake.
1980
3 RD PLACE
1990
2000
2010
Regenerative and Distributive Economy 2020
A safe and just space for humanity
1st Transition
Paeliolithic times Hunting and Gathering
Draught Famine Homeless Gender inequality Loss of health and education
Social Foundation
Ecological
Regenerative and Ceiling Distributive Economy
Social Foundation
Ecological Ceiling
Short fall
Overshoot
Ventillation of library zone
Wet Lands
1980
1990
2000
Air flow in the educational spaces
Climate Change Air Pollution Loss of biodiversity Ocean Acidification Chemical Pollution
Build up Areas
2010
Percentage%
Percentage%
2nd Transition
Industrial revolution
Climate Change Air Pollution Loss of biodiversity Ocean Acidification A safe and just space for humanity Chemical Pollution
Overshoot
Short fall
Draught Famine Homeless Gender inequality Loss of health and education
Agriculture
2020
Build up Areas Wet Lands
1980
1990
2000
2010
2020
Exhibit on the louvered walls and glimpse of green around
Air flow and ambience of the Cafe
Third place celebrates the native ecosystem of Chennai and stands as a support space in allowing general public and ecologist to interact, share knowledge and also a great place to hangout in the Urban Oasis It tries to change one’s opinion towards ecology by widening people;s perspective towards it and encourage a nature friendly lifestyle.
ECOLOGICAL TRIAL
plaza for 3 rd place
Coutyard for Research space
CEB walls
terracotta roofing Bio - Swales
Lime Louvered walls
Plaza Ecological research
Performance space Nursery/market
Exhibition
View tower Cafeteria
CO-LIVING COMMUNITY
Co-Living have focused on the community aspect to create a unique value proposition for customers in Co-Living segment. Regular events which are focused on festivals, sports events, and weekend music, dance, yoga, aerobics are organized to engage the customers. They are also building a stronger community through online (gamification) and offline (events) initiatives
Agro forestry
protecting old tree
Forest conseration
pollution controll barrier
USER COMBINATIONS Ryparian ecology
Parking garden
wind
flow
of th e
site
Ryparian involving in treating water Natural airflow
WELLNESS CENTRE
The wellness centre is the core and the common ground for the co - living communities, wherein people come together for their physical and mental wellness needs and also acts as a social space , designed such a way the it is serene and helps with the purpose.
Pond actively involved in biodiversity and home to local habitat.
COMMUNITY 2
Barrier from the sound and air pollution of the roadside.
Living in pace with nature as well as creating a communal lifestyle and sharing deeds within the community.
Indian Fig
Mahogany
red bea tree
Iron wood
Siris tree
Annatto tree
Enhance the ambience and also helping with the peace of mind. copper pod
indian corktreesilk cotton tree sita asoka
Dhalchini
Nutmeg tree
Fresh from home and art of learning plantations as to contribute more than consume. plantain
Parking garden
COMMUNITY 1
COMMUNITY 3
lemon
choosing a co- living with nature completely interacting and integrating within, invloving in farming activities .
mango
Natvadam
Blue gum
spices
turmeric
Neem
Indian tulip
Porasu
coconut
Waste back to life through landscape techniques and controoled use of species. Acanthaceae Avicennia
Living a life enjoying the richness of nature,and just to live amogst wilderness.
Guava
Conserving indegenous species as well as their medicinal qualities.
dalbergia
apetala
apiculata
spinosa
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