Architectural Detailing

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Laminated steel profile

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U profiled channel glass

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ASFAR BEGUM AMEERDEEN G00088822 ARC 382 - Architectural Detailing Professor Igor Peraza

CONTENTS

A1

Muraba Residence Research

A2

Louvre Design Proposal

A3

Japanese Timber Joinery

F D inal

rawings

A1 Muraba Residence Research

RCR Arquitectes

who are rcr arquitectes?

Spanish Archutecture firm and the co founders are Rafael Aranda, Carme Pigern and Ramon Vilalta.

Based in OLot, Spain.

what makes rcr unique?

what did they achieve?

1989 : Punta Aldea Lignouso (winning The firm tends to focus on small projects probot including private recidences ans cultural 2006 : National Award for Outure in builsings. The firm is known for its frequent Architecture (Goverrement of Catalonia) use of weathering steel in its projects.

2008 : Chovador dis FOrdo dos Arts et des Key themes of their work include the Lertes connection between indoor and outdoor 2010 : Honorary Folbis of the American spaces, acknowledging the passing of Instiute of Archaectuno times, structure and materiality, and the 2012: International Felows o tho Roy issauto dematerialisation of their spaces. a Bin Arossad 2014 : Chevalor da FOrdro dos Arty et des Lottres 2015 : Gold Medal by me French Achovnie dArdechuse 2017: Pridor Priso laureates

Muraba residences

What does the term muraba mean?

The term MURABA is derived from the arabic word Watch tower, which is a term that has inspired the building›s form starting from the balcnoies and floor to ceiling glazing frame the sea. The sky and the trajectory of the sun. Like the meaning of the name suggests, muraba is a secure and intimate home that embodies an ideal of an essential beauty infused with serine elegance.

What are the features of the muraba residence project? paranomic views balconies and huge windows accross the palm. light condition changes throughout the day and provides privacy for residence. this project focuses on the quality of spaces and achievong a feel through the use of a simple material palette. what makes The muraba residence so fascination?

Luxurious apartment complex featuring the material glass loures.

what is the materiality and concept of the muraba residence?

The holistic transition between outdoor and indoor spaces allows the surrounding nature to be seamlessly included in the building’s architecture Exterior: Uses the system of louvred glass slats why rippled patters tor restricting the view and providing era privacy.

Interior: Incorporates the application of various materials including. lunted glass and uses furniture elements to define zones and pathways.

material list

Precast GRC Panel

IPE-200 Laminated Steel

Interior Drywall

Travertine stone paving

Galvanised steel brackt

CLay hollow block

Thermal insulation

Gypsum Board False ceiling

Steel Reinforced Concrete Slab

Galvanised steel Bracket for horizontal panel

Galvanised Steel plate

Galvanised Steel HALFEN

Concrete Joint Sealant

Insulation on block

High Resistance Steel

Panel Pre-installed Screw

Vertical Wrinkled Glass

Structural Steel plate

ALUCOBOND facade

Facade thermal insulation

Foxed WIndow profiles

Recessed Bottom Steel

Laminated Glass railing

Paint for steel cladding

Profile steel

High Strength Bolts

Antioxident Primer

Compression screws

Insulation glass

Frame Steel Plates

Tubular Galvanised Steel

Laminated Glass

High Resistance bolts

Fresh paint

Side Endosure Panel

drawings

A2 Muraba Residence Louvre Design Proposal

CHANNEL GLASS WHAT IS CHANNEL GLASS? Channel glass is a U-shaped, translucent, machine-rolled architectural glass. Its unique geometry allows it to withstand imposed forces in ways conventional flat glass cannot.

It is usually used for interior and exterior facades. In this Muraba Residences glass louvre desining project, channel glass system is designed for vertical glass louvres.

ice channel glass. Aeesthetic choice for structural glazing

A3

Japanese Timber Joinery

Watari-ago-niju-hozo-shikuchi Timber joints used in traditional Japanese constructions have no metal plates or fasteners. Because these joints resist external force by embedment to each member, they show high ductility. The ductile joints get much attention recently. Japanese “Watari-ago” joint used in horizontal structure is one such ductile joint. The joint consists of two beams with interlocking notches, which build resistance against inplane shear forces.

Final Drawing Section, Plan and Axonometric

ARC 382 | Architectural Detailing

FINAL DRAWING Asfar Begum Ameerdeen | g00088822 Hex head screw

Laminated steel profile

Phillips head screw

U profiled channel glass

SECTION SCALE 1:5 1mm 5mm

10mm

20mm