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ABBE Y W O O D, LO N D O N

F IF T H Y E AR U N IV E R S IT Y W OR K

The rapid urbanization in Abbeywood and Thamesmead has led to a significant loss of green spaces, which raises important environmental and socio-economic issues.

The vision is to introduce a youth centre that not only activates the site socially but also provides educational programming focused on sustainability and food systems. Through handson activities such as cultivating crops and cooking workshops, local youth will engage directly with food grown on-site learning valuable life skills while fostering a deeper connection to their environment. By transforming passive infrastructure into a living, learning landscape, this proposal cultivates both ecological regeneration and community resilience in Abbeywood.

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The use of inclined diagrids and open structural frames enables ample light to flood internal volumes while facilitating unobstructed airflow.

The sloped roof geometry and perforated facades help in releasing hot air naturally, creating a passive climate-responsive system.

The extended, angled roof planes in design are ideal for mounting photovoltaic panels. Their inclination can be optimized to match the solar angle of Abbeywood/Thamesmead for maximum efficiency.

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Rafters 300mm X 100mm

Hard Insulation 300mm Thick

Double Glazing Facade

External facade

Timber Cladding 3000mm X 25mm x 30mm

Acoustic Insulation 30mm Thick

Underfloor heating pipe 20mm Thick

RCC Footing Hard Insulation around the footing 200mm Thick

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H AS AN PAS A , IS TAN BU L

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The Kadiköy Tuesday Bazaar (originally situated in Hasanpasa, currently in Merdivenkoy) has been an important trading centre throughout the district’s cultural history. The current generic and anonymous structure allows for potential flexible use, however due to the deep slab’s significant issues in terms of sunlight intake on lower levels affect the desirability of those spaces for many uses.

The primary goal of this project is to establish an integrated hub that harmonizes culinary school, markets, and community engagement. This unique synthesis aims to catalyze sustainable development, providing a problem-solving identity to the community while fostering long-lasting change.

This integrated Market-Centric Culinary School and Training Center envisions a holistic approach to urban development, acknowledging the interconnectedness of education, commerce, and community.

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Wall 25mm timber cladding 10mm rafter panelling 3mm water proof membrane fire proofing membrane 200mm sheep wool insulation 125mm acoustic insulation 200mm clt 125mm acoustic insulation 30mm plywood 12mm sleek aged oak panelling Floor 100mm sheep wool insulation 100x100mm wood framing 100mm sheep wool insulation underground heating system 12mm plywood 12mm wooden floor finish 600x500mm glulam beam 150x300mm secondary beam (rafters)

Roof 15mm hard floor finish 12mm plywood frame 200mm sheep wool insulation 2x 150mm insulation 150x300mm rafter beam

Green roof 3mm water proof membrane 75mm draining boards 100mm gravel 500mm soil medium

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