INNOV8_SW8 Battersea Power Station: DAS + Technical Strategy

INNOV8_SW8 A NEW ENERGY FOR LONDON

MD3 DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT

Contents Preface 1.0 INTRODUCTION

4.0 LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS

Why Battersea Power Station?

Location Design Aims Design Drivers Sustainability Initiatives Site Photos

Lighting Strategy Wayfinders Water Attenuation Tanks Photobioreactor Systems Hydroponic Green Walls Green Roof Tiles Photovoltaic Technologies

2.0 CONCEPT AND DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Concept Imagery Concept Reflection Inspirational Case Studies Developing the Design Approach Concept Development Model Exploration

3.0 DESIGN PROPOSALS Masterplan Fitting into the London Green Patchwork Planting Structure Tree Coverage Paving Arrangement Sustainable Layers Green Layers Character Areas

5.0 ACCESS AND MOVEMENT Pedestrian Access and Circulation Public Transport and Cycle Access Accessible For All Design and Accessibility

6.0 DETAILED DESIGN AND TECHNICAL RESOLUTION Sustainability Design Ethos Detailed Design Detailed Design Layout Detailed Design Dimensions Green Typologies Lighting Strategy and Management Wayfinding Strategy Landscape Furniture and Design Elements Site Levels Drainage Strategy

Tree Strategy and Management

Technical Design Hydroponic Chimney Construction Detailing and Planting Schedule Underground Canopy Construction Detailing and Planting Schedule Battersea Power Station Moat Construction Detailing, Planting Schedule and Management Gateway Boulevard Construction Detailing, Planting Schedule and Management

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INNOV8_SW8

A NEW ENERGY FOR LONDON INNOV8 SW8 aims to transform Battersea Power Station into a innovative cultural heart which reflects on the local industrial heritage.

The landscape intends to reproduce energy through innovative green technologies and materials which will capture; CO2, solar energy and grey water.

The innovation park will transform Battersea Power Station, into a green catalyst for London, creating a unique and distinctive attraction for Nine Elms Battersea and a sense of communal pride and ownership.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

BATTERSEA POWER STATION _A NEW ENERGY FOR LONDON

Exploration Prod. and Trasportation of Gas 4.0 Mt. Offshore Oil and Gas Flaring 4.0 Mt.

Coal Mining 2.0 Mt.

Solid Fuel Transformation 0.2 Mt.

Man. of Solid Fuels and other Energy 19.0 Mt.

ENERGY TOTAL 204.0 Mt.

Power Station FGD 0.4 Mt.

Refineries 17.0 Mt.

Why

BATTERSEA POWER STATION? The United Kingdom is ranked number eight in the list of the Top Ten Polluting countries in the World.

Power stations are the highest contributors of the ‘Energy Total’ emissions, releasing 157/ 204 million tonnes of CO2 annually.

Offshore Oil and Gas Venting 1.0 Mt.

Battersea Power Station has been selected as the site for a new green cultural centre which will incorporate innovative technologies. These will aid in reversing the former realease of Carbon emissions into Carbon capture for renewable energy production.

POWER STATIONS 157.0 Mt.

TRANSPORT TOTAL 122.0 Mt.

BUSINESS TOTAL 90.0 Mt.

Exploration Production 0.4 Mt.

8.0 UNITED KINGDOM 586 MILLION TONNES OF CO2 ANNUAL EMISSIONS

AGRICULTURAL TOTAL 51.0 Mt.

RESIDENTIAL TOTAL 90.0 Mt.

Battersea Power Station was formerly coal fuelled and used in excess of over 340 million gallons of water daily and also pumped 500 tonnes of CO2 per hour polluting London’s skyline and risked damaging public health and iconic buildings.

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Location Battersea Power Station is located on the South Bank of the River Thames in Battersea, an inner city district of London under the London Borough of Wandsworth, situated 2.9miles south west from Charing Cross. London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom with a population of 8,174,100 (Census, 2011)

SCOTLAND

Dundee

Battersea Powerstation is a 16 acre brownfield site, located on Battersea Park Road (A3205)between Vauxhall Bridge and Chelsea Bridge.

Edinburgh Newcastle Upon Tyne Durham

Carlisle

ENGLAND Manchester

The site is located within close proximity to Battersea Park Station, on the South London Mainline with links to London Victoria and Brighton, a 5 minutes walk from the site and Vauxhall Underground and Mainline station which is a 20 minute walk.

Liverpool

York Leeds Hull Sheffield Nottingham

Birmingham

WALES Cardiff

Cambridge Oxford

LONDON Portsmouth Plymouth

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Highgate WOOD

Tottenham MARSHES

Brent RESEVIOR Hampstead HEATH Hackney MARSHES Westfield STRATFORD Olympic PARK

Kings Cross ST. PANCRAS Lords Regents PARK

City of LONDON

Oxford CIRCUS

Wormwood Scrubs PARK

Selfridges

Barbican

Piccadilly CIRCUS Westfield SHEPHERDS BUSH

O2 ARENA

Hyde PARK St. James PARK Waterloo

Green PARK Buck. PALACE

Kennington OVAL

Westminster

The London WETLAND CENTRE

BATTERSEA POWER STATION & NINE ELMS Battersea PARK

YOU ARE HERE Clapham COMMON

Richmond PARK

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Canary Wharf

Brockwell PARK

BATTERSEABATTERSEA POWER STATION _ASTATION NEW ENERGY FOR LONDON POWER _A CENTRE FOR INNOVATION

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Design AIMS

Health and Wellbeing Culture and Education Heritage Ecology Destination and Community

Provide the local community with a park and innovation centre, with a high air quality for a healthy living environment.

Develop a productive innovative landscape and a cultural learning centre for education about climate change and innovative technologies.

Conserve, enhance and preserve the culturally Strengthen community links with Battersea Power Station, by developing the site into a new important Battersea Power Station and the energy for Battersea.

Battersea Pumping House for new uses.

Develop existing and new ecological corridors Create a park with rich in with the surrounding green spaces within close varied habitats which will increase biodiversity proximity to Battersea and North of the River.

Open the architectural Cathedral of Battersea Power Station and the To create a new cultural and surrounding landscape to the public, offering a unique experience, community centre, to improve social and economic development of Nine attracting tourism and new visitors to the area.

Elms and Battersea.

Accommodate an adaptable showcase landscape for outdoor events and exhibitions.

Sustainability

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Strengthen and improve the connection with the River Thames and Battersea Power Station

Provide a centre for activities and opportunities for the people of London and the local community.

Reduce the amount of run off water into the River Thames, To provide a model of Carbon Capturing Landscape for local energy production which can be used as a catalyst to through Rainwater Harvesting Systems. To improve guide future developments for London, Europe and World. London’s percentage of renewable energy sources.

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FUNCTIONALITY

CARBON CAPTURE

ACCESSIBILITY

RAINWATER HARVESTING

DESIGN EXCELLENCE

ECOLOGY / BIODIVERSITY

PLACE MAKING

MATERIALS

CULTURAL DESTINATION

LOCAL ENERGY PRODUCTION

CATALYST FOR LONDON

SKILLS / EDUCATION

EXHIBITION / MUSEUM

TRANSPORT

INNOVATION CENTRE

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SUSTAINABILITY

Design DRIVERS

DRIVERS

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SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVES Sustainability is at the heart of the Battersea Power Station mission and a key considerations have been applied to the innovative technologies within the masterplan.

Materials

Health and Wellbeing

The sustainability initiatives implemented and under consideration in the design are:

• Responsible sourcing of materials Source responsibly sourced materials.

• Water harvesting and recycling for use within the algae photobioreactor systems on site and hydroponic irrigation systems.

• Locality - Where feasible use locally sourced materials • Air Quality - Provide high levels of air quality

• Lighting - Provide adequate lighting throughout the site, varying in LUX. Subtle lighting for areas of relaxation to well lit, for areas of evening activity.

• Air Quality - Provide high levels of air quality

Energy

Pollution

Ecology

• Capture and minimise carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere.

• Reduce Water run off - On site rainwater harvesting and recycling will reduce the amount of run off into the River Thames.

• Encourage development on land that already has a limited value to wildlife.

• Low - Zero carbon technologies Supply a significant proportion of the energy demand from renewable generated energy sources.

• On site energy generation - provision of localised energy generation from renewable sources.

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• Air Quality - Improved air quality through carbon capture technologies.

• Impact on existing site ecology Minimise the impact of the new development on existing site ecology and enhance the ecological value of the site as a result of development.

• Long term impact on biodiversity Minimise the long term impact of the development, and surrounding area’s, biodiversity.

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Site

ART DECO DERELICT BARON SPACIOUS LANDMARK

PHOTOGRAPHS

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INDUSTRIAL

ICONIC

RIVERFRONT

CHIMNEYS

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Concept

IMAGERY

Printed Circuit Board Patterns

Carbon Structures and Carbon Nanotubes

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Concept

REFLECTION Battersea Power Station is an existing iconic London landmark and has a bold presence on the London Southbank.

After thirty years since the closure of the Power Station, the structure has stood baron, abandoned and derelict, deemed as a failed development site.

For eighty years the Power Station has been fenced off to the public. The proposed landscape reflects the strong industrial heritage of the power station, reconnecting lost ties between the local community and the site. The landscape is based on the pattern of a printed circuit board containing strong architectural lines, reflecting the Art Deco architecture of the structure.

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Battersea Power Station produced millions of tonnes of CO2. The new landscape will turn the former power station on its head to now capture CO2 for energy production.

The intricate honeycomb structure of carbon and carbon nanotubes has been explored and will be transferred into the landscape for architectural elements, contrasting against the printed circuit board floorscape.

The Power Station will act as the central processing unit (the temple of power) with the landscape radiating towards it.

Creating not only a reflective landscape on the past, but also a new energy and vibe for Battersea and London.

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Inspirational

CASE STUDIES

The London Wetland Centre

Oriquidorama_by Plan B Architects

Westergasfabriek_Gustafson

Masdar City_Foster and

Porter

Partners

Core Sample_Quebec

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Gardens by the Bay_Grant Associates

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Developing the Design Approach BATTERSEA POWER STATION

What spaces should Battersea Power Station offer?

Relaxing The spaces should be able to function as amenity spaces where people can linger, sit and relax, read a book, take some time out from visiting or working in the area, meet some friends for conversation, or just quietly contemplate their surroundings. There may also be opportunities for pastimes or hobbies, such as martial arts, painting and yoga.

Community Events

Battersea Power Station and the landscape should be able to function as a space for the local community to enjoy and socialise in. Holding local events, neighbourhood meetings and fetes.

The landscape should accommodate a designated event space, which could offer opportunities for programmed and planned activities. An event space could create revenue for the maintenance of the park and for the local community and potentially increase footfall and visit numbers to Battersea.

Gardens A series of gardens will provide a variety of experiences for both the residents and wider community both within the site and long the waters edge.

Education & Culture The public realm in particular could offer opportunities for high quality cultural displays, exhibits, lectures or workshops which would be beneficial for both the local and wider community.

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DEVELOPMENT

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Initial sketch design displaying the relationship of the circuit board and the possibilities it has when transferred onto the landscape.

Proposed new Battersea Underground Station will be an architectural canopy in the formation of on a carbon nanotube.

The canopy will be constructed from photovoltaic integrated glass mixed with green roof panels creating an exciting self powering structure.

Areas of water, planting and voids within the floorscape.

Algae woodland glowing a radiant green at night, eye catching and a showcase landscape.

Bio-reactor algae vertical woodland. Staggered fastigiate tubes varied in height creating a functional woodland producing energy.

Allowing users to navigate through.

Broad lake cuts through the site filled with solar balloons, wet woodlands and areas of marsh and reed beds.

Solar glass canopies arching across the landscape casting shade.

Battersea Power Station cut into concrete overhangs the River Thames

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Reusing old warehouses mixed with a new single storey buildings to create cultural Quarter. Partially covered with a solar canopy for shade and protection lifting out the landscape and over the buildings BATTERSEA POWER STATION_MD3 DESIGN AND ACCESS

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Visual wayfinders within the landscape highlighting points of interested within the design.

Fastigiate abstract ‘super’ chimneys, relating to the Power Stations 4 famous chimneys.

Centre harvesting captured grey water feeding walls hydroponic green walls.

Users can decent to the lower level of the landscape where they can view up into the sky framing Battersea Power Station and the local area.

Richard Serra ‘Vortex’

Replicating woodland shade patterns within the lower landscape.

Visual ‘super’ chimneys will be surrounded by a glass honeycomb structure (abstracted from the carbon nanotube structure) which will create an effect underground of woodland shade using light from the grade level.

Woodland Shade

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Space Agency

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Model

EXPLORATION

FOLDING NANOTUBE ECO BRIDGE

HONEYCOMBE STRUCTURE & FORMS

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U N D E R S TA N D I N G S PA C E A N D S C A L E

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Battersea JETTY HARD SURFACE I

Waterfront PROMENADE

HARD SURFACE II CORTEN STEEL PAVING WOODEN DECKING

Bio WOODLANDS

AMENITY LAWN

Cultural DISTRICT The Arches

LAWN MOUNDS FORMAL TREE PLANTING SPECIMEN TREES

Nanotube Bridge & LAKE

ALGAE PHOTOBIOREACTORS MIXED AQUATIC PLANTING HERBACEOUS PLANTING

Exhibition GALLERY

Amenity Lawn

ROOF TOP GREENHOUSES GLASS CULTURAL BUILDINGS

Underground & GATEWAY

RAINWATER HARVESTER CANOPIES HYDROPONIC PLANTED GREEN CHIMNEYS SCULPTURAL ECO-BRIDGE UNDERGROUND STATION GLASS EXHIBITION CASES PAVEMENT FOUNTAINS FLOATING JETTY RAMP

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Waterfront, Gardens, Promenade

Woodland

Leisure

Cultural

Cultural Wetlands Underground Station

Lawn

Exhibition Space

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MASTERPLAN MODEL

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Whitechapel E1 Mayfair W1J Southwark SE15 Canary Wharf E14 Bermondsey SE16

Lambeth SE11 Kensington SW7 Victoria SW1

Vauxhall SW8

Greenwich SE28

Kennington SE11

Chelsea SW3

Peckham SE15

Nine Elms SW8 Camberwell SE5

Battersea SW11

New Cross SE14

Stockwell SW9

Lewisham SE13 Dulwich SE21

Clapham SW12 Wandsworth SW18

Blackheath SE3

Brixton SW2

Crystal Palace SE17

A new park on the London South Bank THE WIDER CONTEXT

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West Ham PARK

Victoria PARK

Roundwood PARK

Regents PARK Plaistow PARK

Wormwood Scrubs PARK Beckton District PARK

Kensington GARDENS Hyde PARK Holland PARK

Green PARK St. James PARK

Buckingham PALACE Mudchute PARK

INNOV8 SW8 Brompton CEMETERY

The Royal Hospital Battersea PARK

The London Wetland CENTRE

Burgess PARK Kennington PARK

Blackheath

Barnes COMMON Fulham Palace GARDENS Richmond PARK

Hurlingham PARK

Hilly Fields PARK

Ruskin PARK Clapham COMMON

Wandworth COMMON

Peckham Rye PARK

Mountsfield PARK

Brockwell PARK

Ladywell FIELDS Dulwich PARK

Fitting into the London

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Spaces In Which People Will Flourish AT THE VIADUCT ARCHES

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Aquatic Planting

Herbaceous Planting

Algae Photobioreactors

Green Roof Tiles

Specimen Trees

Structural Trees

Hydroponic Green Wall Chimneys

Woodland Planting

A Layered Landscape PLANTING STRUCTURE

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Aquatic Planting

Algae Photobioreactor

Green Roof Tiles

Hydroponic Green Walls

The aim of the planting scheme is to provide a strong landscape structure for the development of the landscape.

Semi mature trees are used to create a landscape that is appropriate in scale to that of the grand scale of Battersea Power Station

acting as focal features, drawing visitors in and around the site.

Tree planting is used to improve the local air quality by capturing CO2 and releasing O2 into the atmosphere.

Trees have been planting strategically to mitigate local environmental conditions, such as potential prevailing winds along Battersea Park Road to the south and along the edge of the River Thames to the North.

Aquatic planting of reeds, irises and lilies in the water bodies will provide visual interest and ecological value, attracting wild fowl for The London Wetlands Centre upstream .

Deciduous planting, flowering species and trees with distinct autumn colour have been chosen to provide seasonal change and winter interest.

Specimen trees have been placed at key locations such as the gateway into the site and around the circular path around the moat of the Power Station

Herbaceous Planting

Specimen Trees

Structural Trees

Woodland Floor

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Tree Coverage

STRUCTURAL PATTERN A dense distribution of trees cover the site and radiate towards the power station, acting as green structural elements of the printed circuit board landscape.

The density of the woodland areas vary throughout the site, from directional wind barriers to larger areas of formal structural woodlands planted with against bands of vertical photobioreactors.

The trees promote the concept of offsetting the greenhouse effect via carbon capture, through the process of photosynthesis.

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Paving Arrangement

REFLECTING THE INDUSTRIAL PAST The paving arrangement and materials have been specifically selected to reflect the former heritage of the site and retain the strong sense of place which the Power Station creates within the design.

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Vast areas of insitu concrete and granite flags with linear strips of corten steel retain the industrial sense of place creating a landscape, which connects with the power station, strengthening historic ties which have loosened between the community and the site.

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Nanotube Bridge

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Sustainable Layers

A PRODUCTIVE LANDSCAPE

Solar Integrated Glass (BIPV’s) capturing solar energy

Rainwater Sculptural Collectors

Algae Photobioreactors capturing carbon dioxide and using grey water Solar Balloons, capturing solar energy

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energy through captured carbon dioxide, grey water and solar energy.

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Green Layers

A MUTLI STOREY ECO-LANDSCAPE

Green Roof

Tree Coverage

Planting: Herbaceous, Meadow, Marginals, Aquatics and Semi - Native

Moat, Wetlands Lake, Rills, and Streams

Amenity and Meadow Grass

Paving

The landscape corresponds of a multilevel ecological landscape, similar to a woodland structure. Amenity and meadow grass acting as the ground

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layers, herbaceous planting as the shrub layer, the trees as the canopy layer and the green roofs of the power station acting as the upper canopy level.

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01. Underground and Gateway CHARACTER AREA

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01. Underground and Gateway The new Battersea Underground Station is housed under an architectural green canopy formed in the shape of the carbon nanotube structure (Honeycomb). Constructed from photovoltaic glass and green roof tiles.

The canopy acts as the main gateway into the site with direct access to the Tube station.

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01. Underground Green Roof Tiles SOFT LANDSCAPE STRATEGY Although the waterfront promenade is north facing, the river edge will be a major attraction within the site, thus the planting needs to be bold bright and energetic.

So a range of plants have been selected to thrive in these conditions.

The foliage of many of the selected plants have been chosen due to their seasonal colour and interest as well as their ability to capture wind both physically and texturally.

Tree planting will frame and create privacy between the seating areas. The trees will be a combination of multi-stem and clear stem to 2m to keep a narrow sight line for natural surveillance.

LEGEND 1. Green Roof Planting

The species selected have been chosen for their upright formal habit and small leaves that allows light through the canopy while still providing some shade.

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Sedum spurium

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Sedum acre

Leucanthemum vulgare

Sedum album

Gallium verum

Sedum spuruim ‘Summer Glory’

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01. Gateway Planting

SOFT LANDSCAPE STRATEGY The Gateway planting will be a broad expansive strip of a mix of herbaceous perennials and shrubs, which have been chosen to suit the south facing aspect. The strip marks the gateway into the Innovation Park and will be viewed by visitors all year, therefore the planting must provide seasonal interest all year round.

A variety of herbaceous plants, shrubs, colours and textures will provide an important contrast against the hard materials throughout the year.

LEGEND 1. Herbaceous Planting 2. Specimen Trees 2

The aim of the gateway planting is to create a pleasant experience for users entering the site from Battersea Park Road and from the underground station.

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Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’

Echinacea purpurea

Cornus sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’

Betula pendula

Miscanthus sinensis ‘Gracillimus’

Deschampsia cespitosa

Allium giganteum

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Seasonal Interest

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02. Exhibition Gallery CHARACTER AREA

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02. Exhibition Gallery The park will house a large permanent outdoor exhibition space, adjacent to the south entrance of the Power Station, located to the left of the Underground Station.

The outdoor gallery has been based on the formation of fuses set within a printed circuit board.

15 glass cubes will house transient exhibitions which will change several times a year, similar to the Fourth plinth project in Trafalgar Square, London.

A grand abstract chimney covered in a hydroponic green wall rises out the ground from the centre of the space.

Users are able to access ‘Level -1’via the stairs or elevator and view from below grade into the sky where the chimneys of the Power Station are framed.

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The exhibition will become a major attraction to the local area drawing tourists and visitors to the area.

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03. Amenity Lawn An expansive area of lawn with bands of multi- stem Silver Birch trees run across the space. The trees act as a natural wind and noise barrier to the busy Battersea Park road which runs parallel to the South of the site.

The fingers of trees reflect the structural elements of a circuit board.

Gentle grass mounds are located at the end of each band of trees, where users can sit, relax and absorb the views.

Gentle grass mounds are located at the end of each band of trees, where users can sit, relax and absorb the views.

The open lawn encourages natural play for both children, families and adults.

From picnics to balls games to night time events.

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04. Nanotube Bridge and Lake An expansive, broad lake flows through the centre of the site feeding in the moat surrounding the Power Station.

The lake is surrounded by a raised edge, which acts as a safety barrier and edge to sit on.

The lake will be planted with a variety of marginals and deep water aquatic planting, including lilies, reeds, grasses and Bulrushes. The lake aims to connect the park with the local London Wetlands Centre and the natural marshland located at the mouth of the River Thames, attracting wildfowl into the site.

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An architectural nanotube bridge constructed from photovoltaic and green tiles folds over on itself, connecting the south of the site with to the north.

Hexagonal stepping stones breakaway from the bridge into the shallow water of the lake allowing users to interact the waters edge and the wildlife.

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04. Lake Planting

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A mix of native and ornamental species have been selected across the wetland areas within the site, designed to increase the biodiversity of the site and provide aesthetic interest and green respite for visitors throughout the year.

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05. Cultural District The Cultural area transforms two existing industrial buildings mixed with five new glass buildings to create a cultural district within the park.

Bringing life to the site 24/7.

A stream flows through the centre of the Cultural boulevard planted with reeds with fastigiate solar balloons rising through the reed beds capturing sunlight.

The cultural district will include a new community centre for local residents, a theatre, art galleries and food and establishments.

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06. Bio-Woodlands The bio-woodlands contrast against the industrial past of the site.

The woodland is compromised of bands of trees and bands of photobioreactors which are filled with Algae. Each band ends with a large orange rainwater harvester which acts a canopy for events. The harvesters capture rainwater which is fed into the bio-reactors.

The fastigiate bio-reactor woodlands are productive. The algae lives off harvested grey water and will capture copious amounts of CO2 from the atmosphere.

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The algae grows rapidly and is then harvested via a tap. The product can be turned into bio-oil, bio-diesel, methane, organic fertiliser or cattle feed.

Users can weave in and out of the fastigiate tubes which are varied in height. At night the bio-woodland will glow fluorescent green.

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The bands of trees will be under planted with shade tolerant grasses which users will be able to wander through, forming naturalistic trodden paths.

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06. Bio-Woodlands

SOFT LANDSCAPE STRATEGY The bio-woodlands correspond on a dense structural linear avenues of trees which flow across the site radiating towards the Power Station.

Furthermore, trees have been selected for their ability to grow by having good wind resistance, being frost hardy yet tolerable of full sun to partial shade.

The bio-woodlands correspond of multi-stem and standard trees with a raised canopy of 2m to allow users to walk below and interact with the woodland. The trees will be under planted with a shade/ dappled shade tolerant woodland floor mix.

Juxtaposing the linear trees are vertical photobioreactor tubes pumping algae in a circulation motion capturing CO2 mechanically from the atmosphere.

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07. Waterfront Promenade The waterfront reflects the Art - Deco architecture of the Power Station.

A reflective pattern spans along the Riverside, creating an exciting addition to the Thames Path, connecting the new RiverLight and Nine Elms development to the East and Battersea Park to the West.

Zigzagging raised granite walls with water gently flowing over the edges and clipped hedges will create an idyllic spot for families, business workers and the local community with expansive views across to the North Bank.

Expansive areas of lawns are splashed with colourful fastigiate trumpet like structures harvesting rainwater as well as providing sculptural elements and shade within the landscape.

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07. Waterfront Promenade

SOFT LANDSCAPE STRATEGY Although the waterfront promenade is north facing the river edge will be a major attraction within the site, thus the planting needs to be bold bright and energetic.

So a range of plants have been selected to thrive in these conditions.

The foliage of many of the selected plants have been chosen due to their seasonal colour and interest as well as their ability to capture wind both physically and texturally.

Tree planting will frame and create privacy between the seating areas. The trees will be a combination of multi stem and clear stemmed to 2m to keep a narrow sight line for natural surveillance.

The species selected have been chosen for their upright formal habit and small leaves that allows light through the canopy while still providing some shade.

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08. Battersea Jetty The new jetty replaces the former derelict pier which was used to load coal from barges into the Power Station using the existing cranes.

The new jetty will house the former industrial cranes which will be refurbished, a waterside restaurant and a new station for the ‘River’ public transportation system (Thames Clipper).

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09. The Arches The raised railway viaduct located to the west of the site will be transformed into an arcade of specialist shops, including fine food establishments, delis, cafe’s and boutique shops which will be used by the local community.

The arches will remain open during the evenings to create a park which active 24/7.

Montage viewing from the Power Station Moat towards The Viaduct

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Lighting Strategy

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The overall lighting for the site is to be achieved from a variety of sources which include sculptural column lighting, directional, spot and feature lighting. The aim is to provide safely lit routes through the site combined with more atmospheric lighting to key public spaces.

The lighting strategy across the site seeks to address a number of key issues: • Visual clarity to principal routes • Safety & security • Landscape design integration & enhancement • Integrated night-time experience & hierarchy – use; views; features

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Feature and spot/directional lighting: To highlight sculptural elements within the design, such as under lighting tree canopies and hydroponic green walled chimneys.

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Under lighting: integrated into seating and seating edges.

Circulation and feature lighting: Columns with multiple luminaire heads clustered around the key junctions. These provide both pathway definition and distinct illumination at specific locations.

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Under lighting to the Nanotube Bridge to create horizontal surface definition and reflections over the water.

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Floorscape lighting: Wayfinders with annotations luminated within the grade, creating a logical and navigable landscape.

Photobioreactors: Glow after dusk

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Wayfinders

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In order the create a logical landscape which is simple to navigate, directional signage will need to be incorporated to point visitors in the right direction to their point of destination.

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In addition a series of touch screen wayfinders will be distributed around the park, allowing users to interact with the site. Displaying local information, maps, news, events and the history of Battersea Power Station

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Water Attenuation Tanks

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Rainwater Captured

Photobioreactors & Green Walls

Water Attenuation Tanks

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Underground attenuation tanks will be located below grade and will store rainwater captured by the sculptural rainwater harvesters and drainage system.

The water stored within the tanks will feed the photobioreactor systems which will need to be refilled on a regular basis and the hydroponic green walls.

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When the tanks reach maximum capacity, excess water will be released into the mains drainage system.

Aims: • Harvest rainwater • Reduce the amount of water run off into the River Thames

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Photobioreactor (PBR) Systems

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Photobioreactors (PBR) is a close loop system for the controlled growth of algae, requiring relatively minor intervention to maintain.

Algae is the end product of the system, which when harvested can be used for bio-pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, (acting as a replacement to palm oil)

PBR systems consists of a modular system of polycarbonate tubing connected to a self concealed automated pump which controls and measures the rate of photosynthesis, nutrient, temperature and light levels. The system runs freely 24x7 without the need for human interaction.

The harvested biomass can be burned to produce heat and electricity and also for the production of Biodiesel, Biothanol and Bioutanol.

Aims: • Provide productive output • Visual architectural impact

Algae can absorb up 150 times the amount CO2 than a tree (Pierre Calleja, 2013), therefore lowering the atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.

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A Typical Photobioreactor

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Hydroponic Green Walls

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Hydroponic Green Walls

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Architectural abstracted chimneys planted with shields of hydroponic green walls stand erect within the landscape acting as visual wayfinders.

The green walls use vertical hydrponic systems, where plants are inserted into a matrix panel. A pump circulates a nutrient rich water based solution, a mix of NPK and harvested grey water held within a reservoir from the base of the unit to the top of the green wall.

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The solution flows through the porous matrix materials which the plants are rooted in.

Aims: • Visual amenity value • Reuse harvested grey water • Low water requirement • Provide Seasonal change • Possibility to incorporate edible plants

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Green Roof Tiles

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Green Roof Tiles

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The roof of the underground station canopy and the green bridge are constructed from an interlinked pattern of photovoltaic glass and green tiles.

The green roof tiles will be covered with a Sedum mix planted in a substrate mixture of crushed bricks which are present on the Battersea Power Station site and organic material.

during dry periods.

Aims: • Habitat Creation • Retain Rainwater • Improve air quality

The porosity of the material allows it to retain water that plants can draw on

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Rain water Amelioration Recycled Material

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Photovoltaic Technologies

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Photovoltaic Technologies

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Solar technologies will be integrated within the architecture, BIPV (Building Integrated Photovoltaics) and as sculptural features within landscape.

Solar technologies will be utilised within the architecture as photovoltalic glass within the new cultural buildings.

The underground canopy will also be constructed from photovoltaic glass allowing the structure to generate it’s own power.

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Within the landscape permanent sculptural solar balloons rise from the grade graduating in height covered in a photovoltaic membrane.

All captured solar energy will be stored in a battery on site, which will assist in powering the park. Additional energy remaining will be sold to the National Grid at a rate per kWh. Aims: • Harvest solar energy • Sell addition energy to the National Grid (£)

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LIFT FOR DISABLED ACCESS MAJOR PEDESTRIAN ROUTES SECONDARY PEDESTRIAN ROUTES THAMES PATH RAISED RAILWAY VIADUCT

Battersea Innovation Park offers easy access and circulation from pedestrian access to public transportation: • Broad pedestrian avenues allow users to move freely without being confined to definite paths, therefore providing access for emergency vehicles.

• The park is accessible from all directions, via bus, the Thames Path, the jetty, the underground station, cycle ways or along Nine Elms Road.

Pedestrian Access and Circulation

• Lifts are located around the site for easy access to the Battersea Underground Station and the Level -1 Landscape, allowing wheelchairs, push chairs and those with limited mobility to have equal access across the entire site.

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BATTERSEA THAMES CLIPPER STOP BARCLAYS CYCLE HIRE LOCATION BUS STOPS BATTERSEA UNDERGROUND STATION CYCLE NETWORK ROUTE 37 CYCLE SUPER HIGHWAY (CS8) RAISED RAILWAY VIADUCT

Battersea Innovation Park offers easy access by public transport and designated cycle routes. Existing access arrangements have not been altered, in fact marginally improved.

The Innovation park is accessible by bus, Cycle network route 37 and the nearby Cycle Super Highway CS8.

The new Battersea Underground Station and the Battersea Thames Clipper pier are located within the site, allowing fast, frequent and direct access into the park and local area.

Battersea Park Station is located a 7 minute walk South West of the site.

Public Transport and Cycle Access

There is no designated parking for the Innovation Park. Pay and display parking is available within the local vicinity (which is free for disabled badge holders and after 6.30pm suitable for evening events).

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The site will be a communal hub for the people of Battersea and Nine Elms, as well as a destination point visitors and tourists, offering a diverse range of activities and amenities. Overall creating a space which will accommodate a wide range of requirements for a spectrum of user groups:

Multiple User Groups ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL

• Young children • Families • Teenagers and Youths • People with Disabilities • People with Limited Mobility • The Elderly Community • Schools • Tourists • Local Workers

The site lies on a 1:80, in general a flat site on the bank of the River Thames.

Lifts are located around the site for easy access to the Battersea Underground Station and the Level -1 Landscape, allowing wheelchairs, push chairs and those with limited mobility to have equal access across the entire site.

There are frequent places to stop and rest allowing for all levels of walking ability, and paths will be of suitably durable, nonslip material.

It is vitally important that the design caters for all users, through careful consideration of topography levels, materials and accessibility.

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Design and Accessibility

EQUAL ACCESS FOR ALL

The INNOV8_SW8 design complies with Disability Discrimination Act 1999 (DDA), BS8 300 and other relevant legislation and guidance.

Therefore, good ‘practice’ set out in documents such as BS 8300: 2001 and Inclusive Mobility (2002) have been integrated into the design.

The needs of people with reduced physical ability have been given consideration and balanced with the other demands on the design for the Innovation Park.

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All steps will be designed in accordance to BS 8300.

All paths will be designed in accordance to BS 8300.

• Riser Height: 150mm • Tread Depth: 300mm • Minimum width of steps: 1000mm • Maximum cross fall: 1:50 • Landing at top and bottom: The width of the steps and a minimum of 1200mm long with a tonal contrast to the surfacing of the steps.

All paths are a minimum of 5m, wider than the required 1.8m minimum to allow two wheelchair users to pass.

All lifts will be designed in accordance to BS 8300 and Lift Regulations 1997, SI 1997/831 and BS EN 81-70: 2003 ‘Safety Rules for the Construction and Installation of Lifts’

The overall lighting for the site is to be achieved from a variety of sources which include sculptural column lighting, directional, spot and feature lighting. The aim is to provide safely lit routes through the site combined with more atmospheric lighting to key public spaces.

• There are continuous handrails on either side of the steps.

• Materials for treads are slip resistant in wet weather.

• All nosings are visible through a permanently contrasting material 55mm wide on both the riser and the tread.

• Corduroy hazard paving applied both the top and bottom of stairs as to the width of the steps.

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Major paths range from a generous 8-10 meters to allow for the expected high footfall within the site, still allowing users to move around freely without feeling hurried.

All paths will be laid with a durable and slip resistant material in both wet and dry conditions, at a gradient of 1:401:50 to allow water run off.

Lifts are located at the new Battersea Underground Station, and around the site to access the level -1 landscapes.

• All lifts will be larger than the required minimum size. 2000mm wide x 1400mm deep, accommodating all sizes of wheelchairs plus other passengers.

The lighting strategy across the site seeks to address a number of key issues: • Visual clarity to principal routes • Safety & security • Landscape design integration & enhancement • Integrated night-time experience & hierarchy – use; views; features

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Sustainable Design Ethos

A SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE

The construction methods for the gentrification to the Battersea Power Station site will reflect upon the overriding concept of ‘Green Energy’ and a carbon capturing landscape.

As much of the proposed elements will be constructed from both out sourced recycled materials and on site. This will reduce the percentage of the amount of material leaving site for potential landfill.

The adjacent sustainability matrix displays the sustainable considerations of the development.

• Construction • Biodiversity • Reduced Carbon Footprint

GREEN ROOFS

EXCAVATED SOIL

ON SITE MATERIAL

BIODIVERSITY

CARBON FOOTPRINT

RAINWATER HARVESTING

SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS

GRASS MOUNDS

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CONCRETE AGGREGATES

NATIVE TREE SPECIES

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Hardscape Insitu Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) Refer to Fig 1 Marshall’s GRA921 Mid Grey Granite Flamed Finished Pavers

Inset Corten Steel Letter’s, Level with Grade

Elements

PosiGlaze Framless Glass Balustrade, Refer to Fig 2

Soft Landscape Mixed Woodland, Refer to Planting Schedules

Amenity Lawn Underlit, Corten Steel Seting Letters Refer to Landscape Furniture Bespoke Mid Grey Flamed Finished Granite Undercanopy Seating with Hardwood Deck Refer to Landscape Furniture and Fig 11 Marshall’s Metrolinea Seating, Refer to Landcape Furniture Marshall’s Metrolinea Seating Modular Blocks, Refer to Landcape Furniture Corten Steel Hernandez Lighting Columns, Refer to Lighting Palette

1500mm Grass Mounds

Specimen Tress, Refer to Planting Schedules

Herbaceous Boarders, Refer to Planting Schedules

Hydroponic Walls, Refer to Planting Schedules Formal Clipped Shrubs, Varied in Height, Refer to Planting Schedules

Zenalite Floodlights, Refer to Lighting Palette Underground Canopy, Photovoltaic and Green Roof Tiles, Refer to Fig 6 - 10

Hydroponic Green Chimney, Refer to Fig 1 - 5 Luminous Thermoplastic Wayfinding Lines

Interactive Wayfinding and Information Computers

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Pathways Insitu Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) Refer to Fig 1

Rhino Stainless Steel Fixed Bollard, Refer to Fig 7

Marshall’s GRA921 Mid Grey Flamed Finished Pavers 200x600x30mm

L1/L2 Hernandez Lighting, Refer to Lighting Palette

Soft Landscape

L3 Zenalite LED Flood Light, Refer to Lighting Palette

Herbaceous Boarders, Refer to planting schedules

Amenity Lawn

Mixed Woodland and Specimen Trees, Refer to Planting Schedules

Clipped Shrubs, Refer to Planting Schedules

Sculptural Canopy Green Roof, Refer to Fig 6-10 and Planting Schedules

Furniture S1/ S2 Marshall’s Metrolinea Seating, Refer to Landscape Furniture

S3 Marshall’s Metrolinea Modular Seating Block, Refer to Landscape Furniture

S4 Bespoke Corten Steel Letter Seating, Refer to Landscape Furniture

S5/S6 Bespoke Granite Under canopy Seating, Refer to Landscape Furniture

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Green Roof, see planting schedule

Specimen trees

Mixed Woodland, see woodland planting schedule.

Herbaceous planting, see boulevard planting schedule

Amenity Lawn

Herbaceous planting, see boulevard planting schedule

Hydroponic Green Chimney, refer to planting schedule

Green Typologies EXPLODED PLAN

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Battersea Power Station

ILLUSTRATIVE MONTAGE: ALONG THE GATEWAY BOULEVARD AND UNDERGROUND STATION FROM BATTERSEA PARK ROAD LOOKING NORTH

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A New Energy For London ILLUSTRATIVE MONTAGE: VIEW FROM THE TOP OF THE UNDERGROUND CANOPY TOWARDS THE HYDROPONIC CHIMNEY AND RIVERLIGHT DEVELOPMENT FACING NORTH EAST.

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S4 Bespoke corten steel letter seating refer to Fig 17

S5 Bespoke under canopy seating refer to Fig 16

SECTION A-A FACING NORTH 1.200 @ A0

Swales with natural occurring plants Specimen Trees and herbaceous perennial planting, refer to planting schedule

Native woodland with woodland floor plant mix, see planting schedule

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L1/L2 Hernandez Lighting see Landscape Furniture

Hydroponic Living W refer to Fig 3-4

SECTION B-B FACING NORTH WEST 1.200 @ A0

Glass Atrium and staircase refer to Fig 5

Wall

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Lighting Strategy & Management LANDSCAPE FURNITURE

The primary objective of the lighting strategy is to enhance users experiences after dusk, improving the quality, consistency and efficiency of the public spaces, enhancing users experience.

Lighting in a vital aspect of the design as the proposed development will be an active site during the day and a cultural venue during evenings.

INNOV8 SW8 is a different place after dark. The lighting should enforce the transformation from day to night.

The lighting should enrich and enhance peoples experiences.

The overall lighting for the site is to be achieved from a variety of sources which include sculptural column lighting, directional, spot and feature lighting.

The aim is to provide safely lit routes through the site combined with more atmospheric lighting to key public spaces.

The lighting chosen lies within three hierarchy categories: 1. Simple LED under lighting highlighting seating and small details within the floorscape.

2. Target Illumination of key structures within the design, for example the Hydroponic Chimney 3. Structural lighting columns.

Management: All public lighting is to be systematically monitored by an on site maintenance team.

Regularly clean lanterns and adjust as required and replace failed bulbs immediately.

Bulbs should be replaced before their average age is near to end to reduce the risk to blowing bulbs.

Recycle as many materials and components as possible, avoid costs to the environment.

The lighting strategy across the site seeks to address a number of key issues: • Visual clarity to principal routes • Safety & security • Landscape design integration & enhancement • Integrated night-time experience & hierarchy – use; views; features

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Colour coded thermoplastic wayfinder lines act as visual spatial connectors.

The aim is to connect users from the Power Station, Cultural Hub and the Battersea Underground Station to individual public spaces.

LEVEL -1 > < UNDERGROUND LAKE SIDE WALK > NANOTUBE BRIDGE AND CULTURAL DISTRICT >

Each line is 150mm thick, constructed from thermoplastic containing phosphors. A phosphor charges via natural light and radiates whilst dusk, bringing the floorscape to life at night.

A series of digital interactive screens are located around the landscape, see Design Detail Layout for locations.

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The interactive screens will contain information about the history of the site, future site events and interactive maps with digital signage, as shown adjacent for the three levels within the design:

Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station

Battersea Power Station

Cultural District

Cultural District

Cultural District

Waterfront Promenade

Waterfront Promenade

Waterfront Promenade

Exhibition Gallery

Exhibition Gallery

Exhibition Gallery

Battersea Jetty

Battersea Jetty

Battersea Jetty

The Arches

The Arches

The Arches

BioWoodlands

BioWoodlands

BioWoodlands

Lake and Nanotube Bridge

Lake and Nanotube Bridge

Underground Station

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Level -1 Landscape Hydroponic Chimney

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Landscape Furniture and Design Elements

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Lighting Palette

LANDSCAPE FURNITURE

Hernandez Feature Lighting: Herandez feature lighting has been selected due to the products strong architectural form, which is varied through height and inclination, reflecting the prominence with Battersea Power Station. The lighting also compliments the architectural elements within the design and the corten steel finish coincides with the ‘retained’ industrial feel of the landscape.

L1 Standard Hernandez:

L2 Hernandez Mini:

Image Sourced from: www.urbislighting.com

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L3 Zenalite LED Flood Light: Zenalite flood lighting has been selected due to the products high LUX output and low voltage.

The lights will be situated around the inner edge of the pavement light balustrade, to engineerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specification (see Fig 2).

The flood lights will illuminate each of the green fins of the hydroponic chimney after dusk.

Image Sourced from: www.jcc.co.uk

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Seating Strategy

LANDSCAPE FURNITURE

S1: Metrolinea Seating

S2: Metrolinea Seating with Backrest

S3: Metrolinea Modular Seating Block

Marshall’s prefabricated silver grey, ‘Metrolinia’ modular concrete seating with timber slats. 3000 x 500mm.

Marshall’s prefabricated silver grey, ‘Metrolinia’ modular concrete seating,with timber slats and back rest 3000 x 500mm.

Marshall’s prefabricated silver grey, ‘Metrolinia’ modular concrete block seating, 1000 x 500mm.

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S4: Bespoke Letter Seating:

S5: Bespoke Under canopy Seating:

S6: Bespoke Under canopy Seating:

3000 x 500mm corten steel lettering with hardwood timber slats.

Unlit with LED strip lighting.

300mm hole in centre for girth of trunk.

3000 x 500mm mid grey flamed finished granite seating with 10mm chamfered edge. Centre fitted with 2000mm x 50mm hardwood timber deck.

3000 x 500mm mid grey flamed finished granite seating with 10mm chamfered edge.

300mm hole in centre for girth of trunk.

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Refer to Fig 11 for detailed drawing

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Inspiration: Molecular structure of Carbon

Material: Insitu Concrete: Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP)

Paving Printing Pattern

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Site Levels

DESIGN DETAIL

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Grade Levels

DETAILED DESIGN

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Grade Levels

DETAILED DESIGN

1500mm 1000mm 500mm Grade

DRAWING NOTE The London Underground assume a datum of -100m.

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Drainage Aim:

Direct Water Capture:

Storm water naturally infiltrates into the ground. The remaining storm water becomes surface run off, which either flows into watercourses or direct into storm drains.

Direct rainfall will be captured through rainwater harvesting sculptural elements distributed throughout the landscape and through the central column of the hydroponic green chimneys which is fed directly into the attenuation tanks.

The drainage strategy’s primary role is to harvest and store as much surface run off as possible for uses on site such as, irrigation for hydropnic greens walls and the main water source for the algae photobioreactors. The overall aim is to reduce the amount of surface water run off into storm drains, and the River Thames.

Rainwater Captured

The combination of purified water and direct rainfall will be stored in a series of underground attenuation tanks. Tanks will be designated for four specific uses: T1: Harvested Water for photobioreactor systems T2: Irrigation source for hydroponic Walls

On Site Interlinked Drainage System Surface Run Off: Upon grade level, all surface run off will be collected and retained on site through a interlinked drainage system. A series of gullies and storm drains will collect water run off at low points within the design landscape, as highlighted on the drainage level diagram.

T3: Stored Water for general irrigation T4: Stored Emergency Water incase of drought, i.e Hose Pipe Ban. Once the attenuation tanks have filled to their optimum level excess water will be fed into the mains drainage systems.

Collected water from grade, has a risk of potential contaminants from human activity, therefore a filtration system will be incorporated (refer to engineer’s and hydrologist’s specifications) to purify the water for uses on site use.

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Detailed Area: Site Wide Tree Strategy

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Tree Strategy Ethos & Management SOFT LANDSCAPE

Tree Strategy Ethos:

Woodland Management:

The planting strategy for the tree schedule has been carefully considered to strengthen the rate of biodiversity within the local area, connecting with adjacent Battersea Park. The strategy will also to create an exciting and vivid landscape. The trees selected provide excellent, textual, form and all year round interest, which will improve as the specimens mature.

• All mixed woodland trees, in the exception of multi stemmed should have clear stems of at least 2m. Users of the site should be able walk throughout the woodland freely.

• Co-ordinated control of grey squirrels should be undertaken to reduce to the risk of ‘grey squirrel browsing’ to Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea and Quercus robur ‘Fastigiata’

• Natural regeneration will be accepted where seedlings are of a desired native species. Non native seedlings should be removed to avoid competition.

• Fraxinus excelsior’s must be regularly inspected for signs of Chalara fraxinea, Ash dieback. If a contracted species is found it should be felled and burned along with any fallen leaves, and reported to the Forestry Commission.

Native trees will retain the local landscape heritage and conservation value, resulting in woodlands which are able to support a wider range of plants and animals, opposed to International species.

The trees within the landscape have been strategically placed. The most important factor being the balance, between the landscape and the sheer imposer of the Power Station. All tress selected are root-balled rather than container grown, to ensure 100% survival rate.

The standard of trees selected are either standard, multi-stem or extra heavy standard, the reasoning for this is to create a landscape from which the day it opens will provide maximum impact, working in conjunction with the Power Station.

The main gateway into the site where the Battersea Underground Station is located draws users into the site towards the Power Station, here Platanus acerifolia has been selected to provide a visual impact and guide users into the site.

Standard trees have been selected along the gateway boulevard. Prunus avium and Rowan aucuparia provide seasonal interest to feather the prominent architectural elements. Standard trees have are distributed along the main gateway path , creating places for people to gather, meet and relax creating a sense of enclosure.

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• A regular inspection of trees will be undertaken to reduce the risk of public. Inspections to be carried out on species located next to public spaces, paths and roads.

• A programme of frequent, light selective thinning will be carried out across the woodland. In order to promote the development of specimen trees and allow increase light levels to penetrate the woodland floor. Thinning will be undertaken every 2-6 years. Thinning will allow non-native species to be removed in favour of native.

• A regular inspection of trees will be undertaken to reduce the risk of public. Inspections to be carried out on species located next to public spaces, paths and roads.

• The use of pesticides should be kept to a minimum however pesticides are still recognised as an important tool that provides effective and efficient results.

• If deadwood deemed healthy, it must not be taken off site. Deadwood plays an important roll in habitat creation and biodiversity and should be left on the woodland floor, if it does not cause an obstruction to public.

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NATIVE WOODLAND MIX Code Ac Bu J Cb Fs P Fe Pa Qr F

Latin Name Acer Campestre Betula utilis var. jacquemontii Carpinus betulus Fagus sylvatica f. purpurea Fraxinus excelsior Prunus avium Quercus robur ‘Fastigiata’

Common Name Field Maple Silver Birch Hornbeam Common Beech Common Ash Wild Cherry Cypress Oak

Standard R/B R/B M/S R/B R/B R/B R/B R/B

Girth (cm) 18-20 250-300 16-18 16-18 16-18 18-20 20-25

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Common Name London Plane

Standard Girth (cm) Quantity R/B 25+ 19 15 Years 5 Years Time of Planting

GATEWAY TREES Code Latin Name Pa Prunus avium Sa Sorbus aucuparia R/B = Root Balled

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Common Name Wild Cherry Mountain Ask

Standard Girth (cm) Quantity R/B 18-20 13 R/B M/S 250-300 21

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U/C = Under Canopy

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Artistic Illustration - Typical Woodland Section Through Summer

Artistic Illustration - Typical Woodland Section Through Winter

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WOODLAND SHADE GROUND COVER MIX Code Gn Hns Dp Au Bo Ga Pv Pva Sd Ac Ao Cc

Latin Name Galanthus nivalis Hyacinthoides ‘non scripta’ Digitalis purpurea Allium ursinum Betonica officinalis Galium album Primula vulgaris Prunella vulgaris Silene dioica Agrostis capillaris Anthoxanthum odoratum Cynosurus cristatus

Common Name Snowdrop English Bluebell Fox Glove Ramsons Betony Hedge Bedstraw Primrose Selfheal Red Companion Common Bent Grass Common Vernal Grass Crested Dogstail

The woodland shade mix will be sown and planted beneath the mixed woodland.

Species have bene specifically chosen for their colour and seasonal interest, hardiness and ability thieve in shady conditions.

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A colourful all year round blanket will bloom and spread, softening the undercroft. Users can walk through creating their own trodden paths. The combination of woodland and the ground cover will create a sense of privacy, overall creating pleasant and ‘magical’ strips of narrow woodland.

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Illustrative montage of the Woodland in Full Bloom During Summer

Illustrative montage of the Woodland during Winter

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Hydroponic Green Chimney

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Hydroponic Green Chimney DETAILED AREA

1. Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) imprinted with honeycomb pattern at 50mm thickness, refer to technical drawings.

2. Pre-cast concrete pavement light cantilevered balustrade, refer to engineers specification.

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3. Luminous thermoplastic wayfinding lines to be laid on top of CRCP, refer to wayfinder’s specification.

4. PosiGlaze, 1200mm, 19mm frameless glass balustrade, refer to technical drawings and engineer’s specification.

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5. Hydroponic walls fixed to central rainwater collector, refer to technical drawings.

6. Glass honeycomb structure, for lift and external staircase, refer to architectural specification.

7. Mixed Woodland, see planting schedule.

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8. 1500mm grass mound, constructed from existing excavations, topped with top soil, to be covered with earthworks stabilisation mesh.

9. Amenity Lawn.

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R20 Dowel 900mm long Insitu concrete poured into suspended reinforcement mesh MOT Type 1 Compacted sub-grade Fig 1: Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) 1:50 @ A3 Glass balustrade to be fixed to inner edge of pavement lights to aluminium base rail to engineer’s specification

PosiGlaze, 1200mm, 19mm frameless glass balustrade Reinforced pre-cast concrete pavement lights, cantilevered to engineer’s specification

Fig 2.1: Balustrade fixing 1:5 @ A3

Fibreboard, 20mm sealed mastik top joint

Fig 2.1

Fig 2: Pavement Lights 1:20 @ A3

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Stainless steel outer edge cover Water outlet Hydroponic structure fixed to steel frame, to engineer’s specification

Front of maxtrix planted with shade tolerant planting, refer to planting schedule

Water delivery pipe Steel fibre pre-cast concrete tunnel lining segments, bolted and gasketed, to engineer’s specification

Pump

Back surface of maxtrix Maxtrix of porus material

CRCP see fig 1 Reservoir to be feed by solution in attenuation tank

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Rainwater Harvesting Chimney; Steel fibre pre-cast concrete tunnel lining segments, bolted gasketed to engineerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specification Hydroponic Green Fins, see fig 3

Underground attenuation tank CRCP see fig 1

Delivery pipe to perimeter green wall reservoir Nutrient Reservoir

Delivery pipe to perimeter green wall reservoir

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CRCP see fig 1 I beams

Glass honeycomb structure over external stairs, refer to architectural specification

Steel fibre pre-cast concrete tunnel lining segments, bolted and gasketed, to engineerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specification

Stairs in accordance to BS8300

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Hydroponic Green Chimney

SHADY PLANTING SCHEDULE

SYM.

BOTANICAL NAME Dryopteris expansa

COMMON NAME Spreading Wood Fern

POT SIZE (LITRES) 2

Hosta undulata var. univittata

One-Stripped Wavy Plantain Lily

2

Ophiopogon planicaspus ‘Nigrescens’

Black Mondo Grass

2

Spathiphyllum cochlearispathum

Peace Lilly

2

D. expansa

H. undulata var. univittata

O. planicaspus ‘Nigrescens’

S. cochlearispathum

Typical shade tolerant planting Section, of hydroponic wall: The plants selected have been chosen due their ability to thrive under partial to complete shade.

The plants will be inserted into a 120mm x 120mm grid matrix system, filled with an nutrient inert growing medium; such as coir, perlite, vermiculite or rockwool.

A nutrient rich NPK solution will irrigate the plants which is held within the central attenuation tank and pumped into a separate reservoir, to feed each wall see Fig 3.

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Hydroponic Green Chimney

SUNNY PLANTING SCHEDULE

SYM.

A. reptans

BOTANICAL NAME Ajuga reptans

COMMON NAME Blue Bugle

POT SIZE (LITRES) 2

Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’

Evergold Sedge

2

Festuca glauca

Blue Fescue

2

Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’

Chocolate Heuchera

2

Heuchera ‘Key Lime Pie’

Coral Flower

2

C. oshimensis ‘Evergold’

F. glauca

H. ‘Chocolate Ruffles’

H. ‘Key Lime Pie’

Tyical partial Shade tolerant planting Section, of hydroponic wall: The plants selected have been chosen due their ability to thrive in full sun to partial shade conditions.

The plants will be inserted into a 120mm x 120mm grid matrix system Typical Section, Hydroponic Wall, Partial Shade Planting Schedule 1:20 @ A3 151 A FUSION OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

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Underground Station Canopy

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Underground Station Canopy (Grade) DETAILED AREA

1. Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) imprinted with honeycomb pattern at 50mm thickness, refer to technical drawings.

2. Luminous thermoplastic wayfinding lines to be laid on top of CRCP, refer to wayfinderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specification.

3. Glass honeycomb underground station structure, refer to architectural specification.

4. Underground Canopy (Hatch)

4

5. Rhino 600mm stainless steel fixed bollard, mitred top, or similar approved.

6

6. Mid grey granite, flamed finish, 10mm chamfered edge, polygon under canopy benches .

7. Shade tolerant trees, see planting schedule.

7

8. Steel Support beams

3

1

A

1:200 @ A2

8 5 A

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Underground Station Canopy (Above) DETAILED AREA

1. Lightweight Steel Frame 2. Lightweight steel polygon frame with Photovoltaic glass surface, roof panels 3. Lightweight steel polygon frame, filled with contaminant free, on site material mixed with organic matter, planted with green roof species, see planting schedule.

1:200 @ A2

2

3

1

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Underground Roof Canopy TECHNICAL SECTION

Fig 9 Fig 8

Fig 6 Fig 7

Section A-A 1:200 @ A2

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Rhino 600mm stainless steel fixed bollard, mitred top, or similar approved

Sand Concrete Paver CRCP see fig 1

Concrete foundation

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Steel supporting beams set into reinforced raft foundation 40mm fibre board and mastik joint to surface 1000mm reinforced concrete raft foundation Steel Piles filled with concrete set into concrete raft foundation, to suitable grade as specified by engineer.

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Honeycomb glass underground structure, refer to engineer’s and architectural specification

Steel Tree, structure supports for underground canopy, see engineer’s specification

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Green Roof planting, refer to planting schedule 200mm on site crushed material free from contaminants mixed with organic matter.

Light weight steel frame Fleece Layer Root aeration and drainage layer,recycled plastic Dense polymer membrane

Fig 9.1: Green Roof Tile 1:20 @ A3

Photovolatic glass panel fixed to frame, to engineer’s specification Light weight steel frame

Fig 9.2: Photovoltaic Tile 1:20 @ A3

Tiles riveted joint, to engineer’s specification

See Fig 10.1/2/3 Tiles to be fixed to light weight steel frame in accordance to engineer’s specification

Fig 9.3: Tile Rivet Joint 1:100 @ A3

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50mm silver permeable resin bound gravel Greenleaf Root barrier

50mm free draining crushed stone Protective tree collar flush with surface

Irrigation Cap, level with surface 500mm mid grey flamed granite bench, 10mm chamfered edge

Greenleaf root rain precint, or similar approved

CRCP see Fig 1 Geotextile membrane Underground rootball anchor 75mm sharp sand

Top soil in 150mm layers

75mm gravel drainage layer

Break up bottom 200mm of pit base

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Underground Roof Planting Schedule SOFT LANDSCAPE

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SEDUM AND WILDFLOWER GREEN ROOF MIX Code At Gv Hr Ov Sa Sal Sr Pv Ts

Latin Name Anthemis tinctoria Galium verum Hypochaeris radicata Origanum vulgare Sedum acre Sedum album Sedum rupestre Stachys byzantina Thymus serphyllum

Common Name Boston Daisy Lady’s Bedstraw Cat’s Ear Wild Majoram Gold Moss White Stonecrop Blue Stonecrop Lambs Ears Wild Thyme

Percentage % N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

At

Gv

Hr

Ov

Sal

Sr

Sb

Ts

Sa

The green roof will be laid from a mat of a mixture of wildflowers and sedum’s, specifically made from the plants selected.

The mix selected is 50% herbaceous and 50% evergreen, designed to have a range of plants to flower from April to September. All though the greenroof has not been design for public access, it will still provide visual appeal from inside Battersea Power Station and the neighbouring blocks, viewing from above. Green roofs provide excellent habitats for wildlife.

Management: The green roofs need very little human intervention and maintenance. One light cut is required once a year with all clippings removed to rejuvinate the planted mats.

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Battersea Power Station Moat

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Battersea Power Station Moat DETAILED AREA

1. Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) imprinted with honeycomb pattern at 50mm thickness, refer to technical drawings. See Fig 1

3

2. Marshall’s GRA921 Mid Grey Flamed Finished Pavers 200x600x30mm, refer to technical drawings 3. S3 Marshall’s prefabricated silver grey, ‘Metrolinia’ modular concrete block seating, 1000 x 500mm

7 5

4. Luminous thermoplastic wayfinding lines to be laid on top of CRCP, refer to wayfinder’s specification

5

5. PosiGlaze, 1200mm, 19mm frameless glass balustrade, refer to technical drawings and engineer’s specification 6. Flush bridge, refer to engineer’s specification 7. Shallow moat, 1000mm depth at a gradient of 1:4.

Lined with 100mm surface treated concrete, refer to detail drawings and engineers specification.

6

8 A

9 2

8. Nodule of concrete mix to retain aquatic soil for planting ridge, to be planted with marginal planting, see planting schedule 9. Moat Outer Wall, protection to Battersea Power Station and foundations, to be built in accordance to engineer’s specification 10. L1 Standard Hernandez and L2 Mini Hernandez lighting 11. S1 ans S2 Metrolinea Seating

A

14

12 4

10

11 1

12. Digital wayfinding monitors. Refer to wayfinder’s specification 13. Specimen trees, refer to Tree planting Schedule

13

14. Herbaceous planting, see planting schedule 1:200 @ A2

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Battersea Power Station Moat TECHNICAL SECTION

Fig 11

Fig 12

Fig 13

Fig 14

Section A-A 1.200 @ A2

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Battersea Power Station externalwWall, to be specified by engineer

Waterproof membrane R15 reinforcement dowel

Concrete block wall, refer to engineer’s specification

Concrete foundation to engineer’s specification

150mm MOT 100mm Type 2 surface treated concrete Under water level to be stipple screeded

Battersea Power Station Foundations, refer to engineer’s specification

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Water Depth 800mm - 900mm MAX, overflow system to be specified by engineer.

Concrete block retaining wall rendered with 20mm Type 2 Surface Treated Concrete, 235mm Height Planted Shelf, filled with Aquatic Soil, refer to Planting Schedule.

Fall 1:4, Depth of structure 1000mm, Shelf Depth 250mm

100mm Type 2 surface treated concrete Under water level to be stipple screeded 150mm MOT

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Aluminium grip inset into concrete foundation to engineerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s specification PosiGlaze 19mm x 1200mm Framless glass balustrade

Granite pavers

Concrete foundation

Marshalls GRA921 mid grey flamed finished 200 x 600 x 30mm pavers 30mm mortar bed 40mm sharp sand Fig 13.1

100mm compacted hardcore, onsite material

Fig 13.1: Frameless Balustrade Detail 1:5 @ A3

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Herbaceous planting, see planting schedule

Insitu Concrete bridge, refer to engineer’s specification Shallow swales in lawn with naturally occurring plants

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Battersea Power Station Moat PLANTING SCHEDULE

MARSH & BOG PLANTING MIX (ZONE 1) Code Cp Cr Dp Gm Is GE Pj AB

Latin Name Caltha palustris Carex riparia Darmera peltata Gunnera magellanica Iris sibirica ‘Golden Edge’ Primula japonica ‘Apple Blossom’

Common Name Marsh Marigold Greater Pond Sedge Umbrella Plant Dwarf Rhubarb Siberian Flag Candelabra Primula

Interest April - June Evergreen April - May Evergreen June - August June - May

The marsh and bog planting is located on the upper shelf of the moat. During heavy rainfall the top shelf will be partially submerged until the overflow valve is opened when water level reaches 900mm (overflow system to be specified by engineer).

At an optimum water level of 800mm the upper shelf will be moist and free draining allowing the selected plants to thrive and create an textural edge to the moat.

Cp

Cr

Dp

Gm

Is GE

Pj AB

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MARGINAL PLANTING MIX (ZONES 2 & 3) Code Cp Ej Ip Ls Pv Za

Latin Name Calla palustris Equisetum japonicum Iris pseudacorus Lythrum salicara Phragmites variegatus Zantedeschia aethiopica

Common Name Bog Arum Barred Horsetail Yellow Flag Iris Purple Loostrife Variagted Norfolk Reed Arum Lilly

Interest June - August N/A June - August July - August N/A May - July

The marginal shelf is located between 300 - 400mm below the optimum water level. The plants selected will contrast against the bog/marsh planting to create a radial dense ring of aquatic planting, changing throughout the year.

Cp

Ej

Ip

Ls

Pv

Za

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DEEP WATER AND OYGENATING MIX (ZONES 2 - 5) Code Na N JB Rh Rna

Latin Name Nymphaea alba Nymphaea ‘James Brydon’ Ranunculus hederacerous Rorippa naturtium-aquaticum

Common Name White Waterlily James Brydon Waterlily Ivy Shaped Crowfoot Dwarf Rhubarb

Oxygenating plants take an important role within the ecology of the moat. The plants like all produce oxygen during the day and consume it at night.

Interest July - August July - August Oxygenator Oxygenator

Oxygenators primary benefit is to spread and grow rapidly using nutrients which would otherwise be used by algae, therefore reducing the bloom of algae within the moat.

Na

N JB

Rh

Rna

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Battersea Power Station Moat

ANNUAL MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE

Month

Maintenance Task

Month

Maintenance Task

January

Carry out regular maintenance checks to ensure the moat has not become damaged from winter conditions or form cohabiting wildlife

September

Lift and split all established lilies. Cut back all foliage and dead tubers.

Re-pot in fresh soil with a osmocote (controlled release fertiliser) until the spring.

February

Reeds and grasses can spread vigorously. All plants should be checked, if reeds or grasses have become invasive and outgrown the size of their basket they should be split and re-potted. weather permitting.

April

Cut back all dead foliage. Deep water species will die back naturally and no maintenance is required.

Clear excessive pond weed from the surface, and leave and deposit at the edge of the moat for 24 hours to allow any wildlife to escape.

Continue dividing and re-potting outgrown baskets.

Water lilies should be planted when fewer flowers are produced and the leaves are standing erect on the surface of the water.

October

Fallen leaf litter should be collected, particularly from the surface of the water. This will prevent toxic gasses building up from decomposing leaves which can be fatal to fish.

Marsh and bog plants should be split every two - three years to encourage new growth, as the centres start to naturally die back

June

The evaporation rate of the water should be checked. Should the water level drop below 800mm it should be topped up.

Mulch should be applied around bog and marsh planting to suppress weeds.

* General Note:

The moat should be prepared for the winter season. Marginal’s should be cut back and excessive growth from Iris’s should be cut (re-pot cutting’s under glass or dispose of). All dead growth should be cut back.

November

Continue to remove any leaf litter.

December

Continue to remove leaf litter.

Zantedeschia aethiopica and Gunnera magellanica are frost tended and should be covered in a hessian sack to prevent from frost during the winter period.

The pond should be cleaned every 10 years to remove the build up on silt.

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Gateway Boulevard

CONSTRUCTION DETAILING

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Gateway Boulevard DETAILED AREA

1. Continuously reinforced concrete pavement (CRCP) imprinted with honeycomb pattern at 50mm thickness, refer to technical drawings.

See Fig 1

7

2. S1 and S1 Marshall’s metrolinea seating, refer to landscape furniture.

8

3. S3 Respoke corten steel letter seating with hard wood deck top, refer to technical drawings 4. S5 Bespoke mid-grey flamed finished under canopy seating with hard wood slat deck, refer to landscape furniture and technical drawings 5. Luminous thermoplastic wayfinding lines to be laid on top of CRCP, refer to wayfinder’s specification 6. L1 Standard Hernandez and L2 Mini Hernandez lighting 7. Specimen trees, refer to tree planting Schedule

9 3

A

A

4 1 10 5

2 6

8. Gateway Boulevard trees, refer to tree planting schedule 9. Herbaceous planting, see planting schedule 10. Formal Clipped Shrubs, see planting schedule 1:100 @ A2

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Gateway Boulevard

TECHNICAL SECTION

Fig 16

Fig 15

Fig 17

Section A-A 1.200 @ A2

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Herbaceous Planting, see planting schedule

50mm mulch layer Min 75mm from top of top soil to top of paving to allow for mulch layer

Min 350mm peat-free, free draining top soil, screed to 10mm Sub-soil free from stones over 20mm

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CRCP, refer to Fig 1 500mm mid grey flamed finish granite bench, 10mm chamfered edge refer to Fig 17

Hard Wood timber slatted deck, refer to technical specification, refer to Fig 17 Tree Pit, refer to Fig 10

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Hardwood timber deck to be constructed from two identical pieces. To provide simple access to the tree pit.

Hardwood timber slatted deck 50 x 20mm bolted to hexagonal steel plate

Hexagonal steel plate to rest on L plate

Fig 16.1 L Plate

L Plate to support timber deck

500mm Mid-grey flamed granite finish Fig 16.1: L Plate Detail 1:10 @ A3

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10mm steel frame

40 x 30mm hardwood timber slats with 10mm chamfered edge Corten steel base

Threaded rod White LED strip lights to to be specified by engineer

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Gateway Boulevard

PLANTING SCHEDULE PERENNIAL MIX Code Col Af

Latin Name Achillea filipendulina

Common Name Yarrow ‘Cloth of Gold’

Pot Size 5L

Planting Density 7 m2

Am Ac Ag Dp fa Dp Ep

Alchemilla mollis Allium cristophii Allium giganteum Digitalis pupurea f. alba Digitalis purpurea Echinacea purpurea

Lady’s Manle Star of Persia Giant Onion White Foxglove Purple Foxglove Purple Cone Flower

2L 2L 2L 5L 5L 5L

9 m2 10 m2 10 m2 7 m2 7 m2 9 m2

Er

Eremurus robustus

Foxtail Lily

5L

8 m2

ExO Hcf Vb Vm

Eryngium x oliverianum Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ Verbena bonariensis Vinca minor

Sea Holy Chocolate Heuchera Purple Top Purple Periwinkle

5L 2L 5L 2L

9 m2 7 m2 9 m2 7 m2

Seasonal Interest Size HxS (m) Yellow flowers in Autumn and 2 x 1 Summer 0.5 x 0.5 max Purple heads in late spring 0.6 x 0.15 Purple heads in late spring 1.5 x 0.5 White loomes in summer 1.8 x 0.3 Purple looms in summer 1.8 x 0.3 Purple in summer - late 1.3 x 0.3 summer Pink floweing fronds in 3 x 0.4 max summer Blue in summer and autumn 1 x 0.5 White in summer 0.5 x 0.5 max Purple clusters in summer 1.2 x 0.5 Purple flowers in Autumn/ 0.1 x 1.5m Winter and summer

Notes

F/B Ground Cover Architectural Architectural Structural Planting Structural Planting

Structural Planting Architectural Structural F/B Ground cover

The boulevard planting for the site focuses on architectural and structural planting to mirror the strong architecture of the Power Station within the soft landscape.

Af

Am

Ac

Ag

Dp

Dp fa

The species selected have been chosen for their ability to thrive in moist clay soils and a full sun aspect, more specially for their bold colour and seasonal interest. Overall creating a fastigiate architectural colour blanket which changes throughout the seasons.

Herbaceous perennials are planted in sweeping clumps for a dramatic effect amongst soft golden grasses to leave a textural soft finish.

Ep

Er

ExO

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Vb

Vm

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GRASS MIX Code Col CoE PaH

Common Name Sedge Evergold Chinese Fountain Grass

Pot Size 3L 3L

Planting Density 5 m2 4 m2

Seasonal Interest Evergreen Spikelets in late summer

Size HxS (m) 0.3 x 0.3 1x1

Golden Oat Grass

3L

3 m2

Panicle Flowers in Summer

2.1 x 1.5

Common Name Mediterranean spurge

Pot Size 5L

Planting Density 7 m2

Seasonal Interest Yellow flowers in spring and summer

Size HxS (m) 1.5 x 1.5

Notes Evergreen Shurb

Latin Name Cornus sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’

Common Name Dog Wood

Pot Size 5L

Planting Density 5 m2

Seasonal Interest Red stems in winter

Size HxS (m) 1.5 x 1.5

Notes

Code Col Bs

Latin Name Buxus sempervirens

Common Name Common Box

Pot Size 5L

Planting Density 6 m2

Seasonal Interest Evergreen

Notes Evergreen Shurb

Cp

Carpinus betulus

Hornbeam

7L

5 m2

Autumn colour

Size HxS (m) 2.5 x 3 max (clipped) 2.5 x 3 max (clipped)

Sg

Latin Name Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’ Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ Stipa gigantea

Notes F/B

EVERGREENS Code Col EcW

Latin Name Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii

WINTER INTEREST Code Col CsWf

SHRUBS

Shrubs to be clipped to specification, varied in height to form neat clipped hexagons along the boulevard drawing users through the site.

CoE

PaH

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Sg

EcW

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Plant Species

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Achillea filipendulina Alchemilla mollis Allium cristophii Allium giganteum Digitalis pupurea f. alba Digitalis purpurea Eremurus robustus Eryngium x oliverianum Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ Verbena bonariensis Vinca minor Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’ Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ Stipa gigantea Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii Cornus sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’ Buxus sempervirens Carpinus betulus Flowering Period

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Autumn Colour

Winter Interest

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D. purpurea f alba

E. purpurea C. sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’

S gigantea

A. mollis

C. sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’

D. purpurea f alba

C. betulus

Am

B. sempervirens

E. robustus E. robustus

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A. filipendulina

E. x oliverianum A. giganteum A. cristophii

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Ac Sg

E. robustus S. gigantea

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P. alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ C. sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’ E. characias subsp. wulfenii

E. x oliverianum

P. alopecuroides ‘Hameln’

Vm

B. sempervirens

E. robustus Vm C. oshimensis ‘Evergold’ E. x oliverianum D. purpurea

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A. filipendulina

D. purpurea

P. alopecuroides ‘Hameln’

A. mollis

C. sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’

E. robustus

E. pupurea

S. gigantea

A. cristophii

D. purpurea f. alba V. minor

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ANNUAL MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE

General Grounds Management for soft landscaped areas: A high standard of maintenance is required in order to keep the design landscape of INNOV8 SW8 in prime condition.

Maintenance will be required throughout the year, following an annual programme of works.

Month

Maintenance Task

March Mid April

Remove any dead leaves remaining from autumn and ensure winter mulch is removed, to prevent damage to shooting bulbs.

If soil is suitable condition, rake around plants and dig in organic matter to a fine tilth, ensuring damage is not cause to emerging shoots.

During each site visit by the maintenance contractors the following shall be carried out:

Apply an organic fertiliser around shrubs at a rate of 100g/m2 if required.

• Regular basic checks, including litter removal, check stakes and guards of trees and shrubs.

• Cornus sanguinea ‘Winter Flame’ should be pruned to 2 buds from the previous seasons growth, in order to promote vibrant red stems during winter.

• Horticultural maintenance tasks, such as; mulching, selective pruning, weeding, irrigating and checking for dead, diseased or damaged growth.

• Removing and replacing damaged, dead or vandalised species.

More frequent maintenance should start now.

May August

• Planting species and mixes.

• All formal shrubs should be formally clipped to between 1-1.5m as specified on planting schedule.

The contractor will be required to attend the site two - three times per weeks during the autumn to winter (weather dependent) and more frequently during April - September (spring and summer season).

• All planted areas should be weeded by hand. All debris from hand weeding should be removed off site.

• Cut back all dead foliage from flowering plants, as this will promote a possible flush of more blooms.

Standard of Works:

• When weather is suitable beds to be mulched with 50mm min of organic mulch, to suppress the growth of weeds during the summer period.

• The works carried out should be to the best of the ability of the contractor, in accordance with good horticultural practice. It should be ensured general maintenance does not cause a nuisance or obstruction to the public.

• All maintenance contractors should be fully competent to undertake tasks, with the relevant qualifications.

• Shrubs: prune as necessary to remove dead, diseased and damaged growth. Remove crossing branches to prevent overcrowding and promote new healthy growth.

September

• Prune perennials • The heads of Allium sp. should be retained once died back to provide seasonal interest during winter.

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Month

Maintenance Task

October November

• Remove all fallen leaves and store onsite for leaf mould.

December

• When ground is frozen apply 50mm min of organic mulch around base of shrubs and boarders

• Prune back perenials.

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