Jeff POND

JEFF POND AFFORDABLE ALTERNATIVE SIMON TICKELL

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contract with the owner/client provide with the designs for a project.

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In the traditional method of practice, an architect is in a In the CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AT RISK delivery method, a In DESIGN BUILD, a team of architects, designers, engineers CM as owner’s contract with theagent owner/client to provide the designs for a CM serves as an advisor to the owner/client during design but multiple primes and builders performs service to complete a project from its CM as owner’s agent project.

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design and construction professionals allows for a streamlined process.

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as significantly owner’s agent the others. The process for such practices CM bears to do so.

Thesis Project Ojectives: through to its completion.

In this methodMETHODS of practice PROJECT DELIVERY PROJECT DELIVERY OVERVIEW PROJECT DELIVERY METHODSinception OVERVIEW PROJECT PROJECT DELIVERY DELIVERY METHODS METHODS OVERVIEW OVERVIEW client and the DB team.METHODS This and early collaborationOVERVIEW between to perform the work to complete the project; often for an agreed a CM in this position allows for opportunities to fast-track but on how these agreements are written and the selection of the CONTRACTOR

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project. The owner project. holdsThe a separate owner holds contract a separate with a contractor contract with a contractor to perform the work to perform to complete the work thetoproject; complete often theforproject; an agreed often for an agreed upon fee. The owner upon maintains fee. The owner a fair maintains amount ofacontrol fair amount as theof control as the Known from the start, any project will ‘go between’ between ‘go between’ the twobetween contractually the twoseparate contractually entities; entities; need aseparate designer and a builder.

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methods of practice the architect and entity and is ultimately the decision the general contractor hold separate maker, responding to both the contracts with the owner; each with architect and the contractor. a defined scope of work and process of doing things that separtes the two entities.

This is the “over-the-wall” method.

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and sub-contractors as well. This divide has been grown to themultiple point that in todays practices it legal, cultural and at times very adversarial.

CM as owner’sCM agent as owner’s agent

client and the DB team. This and early collaboration between design and construction professionals allows for a streamlined process.

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players involved. Often times IPD will include either front or back end services to a project (ie. feasability study or facility maintainance.)

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mediator, arbitraitor in an unfamiliar world

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trends in the market ARCHITECT-LED DESIGN/BUILD 6.1%

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percentage of market

paths and informed documentation

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inception through to its completion. In this method of practice there is a single contractual relationship between the owner/

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process.

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multiple upon fee. The owner maintains a fair amount of control as primes the by the same token often requires compensation agreements client and the DB team. This and early collaboration between OWNER OWNER ‘go between’ between the two contractually separate entities; to be made (often on partial designs. Construction design and construction professionals allows GMP) for a streamlined GENERAL those building the project and those providingprocess. the information management services come at a premiumCONTRACTOR and are contractual to do so. agreement with the owner that separate from design services.

unit cost

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trends show DB as a viable way of reducing costs and project delivery time

41% 28%

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trends show DB practice increasing in the the construction market

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ARCHITECT-LED DESIGN/BUILD Architect-led Design/Build: with architects on site, fast tracking benefits from being more informed and properly managed thanks to the feedback model that DB provides

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Single point of contact for owner, with designer Creativity through collaboration Control of means and methods

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ARCHITECT-LED DESIGN/BUILD Early engagement with construction allows for a properly managed phased construction

My investigations of Architect-led Design/ Build identified areas and processes in the making of architecture that this method of practice can exercise more control over than traditional practice.

The issue of affordable housing is

Engagement with construction process helps to understand cost Less value engineering, Fewer change orders

one that is relevent and of increasing concern in our cities today. Additionally an affordable housing project comes with certain constraints that present challenges for any way of practicing

Quick, responsive feedback Properly managed, properly phased construction

architecture. Nonetheless, Philadelphia City Council has identified this as a crisis that can be overcome. Using this as a preface, I chose to further my investigationof Design/Build by applying it’s ideals to an affordable housing project in North Philadelphia.

DIAMOND STREET SITE

I chose to look for a site for this project in

small scale development of infill lots

the Lower North District of Philadelphia.

This area has some of the highest vacany rates in the city and has been identified in some areas as a good place to focus BREWERYTOWN SITE

efforts of rebuilding and development.

medium scale development on parcel assembleges

I looked at three sites to start to develop my project witht the idea that I could establish a SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE approach to doing things. I used both the

CRUZ REC. SITE

Lower North District Plan and guidelines

large scale development on single large parcel

from the Philadelphia Land Bank to help determine the feasibilty of these sites and to help ground my project.

B u c k s C o u n t y

Create jobs Upper Far Northeast District

Lower Far Northeast District Pennypack Park

M o n t g o m e r y C o u n t y

PROJECT OPPORTUNITES Recommended Areas for Development and Higher Density i

Central Northeast District

Upper North District Upper Northwest District

I-76

Lower Northwest District

Lower Northeast District

Fern Rock Transportation Center

Tacony Creek Park

Wissahickon Valley Park

North Delaware District Frankford Transportation Center

North District I-95

M o n t g o m e r y C o u n t y

River Wards District

West Park District Fairmount Park

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West District Market Street

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South District Broad Street

D e la w a r e C ou n t y

Lower Southwest District

Lower South District Sports Complex FDR Park

I-76

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Navy Yard Franklin Square

Logan Square

N e w I-95

Philadelphia International Airport

J e r s e y

VACANT TAX DELINQUENT

Convention Center

City Hall

Rittenhouse Square

2

Philadelphia2035: Lower North District Plan

480 Acres

Washington Square

VACANT BUILDING

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TAX DELINQUENT PUBLICALLY OWNED

AMONDSTREET AMOND STREET OCCUPIED

VACANT BLDG. VACANT LOT PARKING

LAND BANK DECISION TREE...

YARD GARDEN PARKING VACANT LAND VACANT BUILDING OCCUPIED PUBLICALLY OWNED TAX DELINQUENT

...for vacant parcels.

LAND BANK DECISION TREES...

GARDEN

...for vacant parcels.

...for vacant buildings

YARD SUPPORT THE END USE IDENTIFIED IN THE PLAN

FEW

FEW

DIAMOND STREET SITE

PHILADELPHIA LAND BANK DECISION TREES...

HOUSING

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REFER TO L&I FOR POTENTIAL DEMOLITION

...for vacant parcels.

SUPPORT THE END USE IDENTIFIED IN THE PLAN

SUPPORT THE END USE IDENTIFIED IN THE PLAN

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DEMOLISH & ASSESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE LAND

REFER TO L&I FOR POTENTIAL DEMOLITION

STABILIZE & PACKAGE WITH ADJACENT PARCELS

DEMOLISH & ASSESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE LAND

REFER TO L&I FOR POTENTIAL DEMOLITION

INSULATED RAINSCREEN FACADE ASSMBLY (FIELD INSTALLED)

Ultimately I looke towards modular, prefabrication as a way to develop the three site together. The idea was that, in reality this would done to help cut cost and hopeful benefit from the economy of scale when using a system of similar components. Ideally this would help reduce the burdered on subsidies.

Cost Comfort Air Quality

Cost Comfort Air Quality

SINGLE TOP PLATE 2X8 CEILING FRAMING GYPSUM WALL BOARD 1 ½” INTEGRATED SHEATHING/INSULATION PANELS

Cost Comfort Air Quality

Cost Comfort Air Quality

Cost Comfort Air Quality

SPRAY FOAM DENSE PACK CELLULOSE FURRED OUT WIRING CHASE 2X6 FRAMING @24” O.C. 2X12 FLOOR FRAMING 2” XPS INSULATION

Cost Comfort Air Quality

foundation line

Cost Comfort Air Quality

2X6 IN-LINE FRAMING @24” O.C.

Utilize various strategies of advanced farming techniques

DOUBLE STUD CORNERS less waste; less thermal bridging

to reduce material waste, increase insulation and decrease thermal bridging

*EFFICIENT USE OF MATERIAL

14’-5½”

16’ INSULATED ACTUAL SIZED HEADERS

36’

40’

44’

32”

4’

4’ *EFFICIENT USE OF MATERIAL

SINGLE STUD R.O. no cripple or jack studs

10’-8”

Cost Comfort Air Quality

mate line Cost Comfort Air Quality

8’-8”

Additionally, adopting some of the ideals of Passive House design, the units constructed would be highly insulated so they may be conditioned using simple systems at a relatively low cost to the occupant.

2X6 FRAMING @24” O.C. INTEGRATED VAPOR BARRIER W/ FLASHING TAPE

THE LAYER CAKE scheme The module can be design in a way that is compatible with the nature of different sites. The kit of parts and floor plans can be consistent from location to location but the facade and the way in which the building meets the ground will vary.

Using this method you could imagine a number of modules being built awaiting a site to selected and prepared.

DIAMOND STREET SITE

BREWERYTOWN SITE

CRUZ RECREATION SITE continuous vapor barrier epdm roofing membrane flashing cap

continuous vapor barrier

module mate line

2” Xps insulation

MINERAL wool insulation panel wood support metal decking

Layer 1 development

module mate line flashing insulated concrete formwork vapor barrier membrane cement board skirt

12x24” CONTINUOUS CONCRETE FOOTING

module mate line

steel post and beam wood frame build-out foundation anchors

4” concrete slab

CRUSHED STONE to frost depth (min 36”) CRUSHED STONE 18x36” CONTINUOUS CONCRETE grade beam

2” XPS INSULATION CRUSHED STONE

MODS and FACADES

continuous vapor barrier

3-4” Xps insulation 4” concrete slab

wood frame parapet steel angle parapet support fascia board/panel

12”Ø x 60”d (estimated) COlumn foundation

19th St.

N Uber St.

20th St.

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building section

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prefab module constructed on site excavation/site work

mechanical zoning

each unit of the duplex has a separate ERV unit to control ventilation and air temperature

final section and elevation details

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prefab module constructed on site excavation/site work

mechanical zoning

each grouping of units shares a larger ERV unit and heating system located in the common basement

final section and elevation details

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Master St.

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2 bedroom corridor unit

2 bedroom courtyard unit

1 bedroom courtyard unit

floor 1

floor 2

floor 3

3 bedroom street level rowhouse

1 bedroom corridor unit

64

front elevation (Master St.)

side elevation (N Lawrence St.)

cross section through

courtyard elevation/section

ground floor plan

2nd floor plan

3rd floor plan

4th floor plan

5th floor balconies

on site vs. offsite work

prefab module constructed on site excavation/site work

mechanical zoning

each of the defined zones shares a rooftop ERV and heating system while the street level units each contain their own system

final section and elevation details