Bastrop County Retreat: Design VIII Comprehensive Studio

Bastrop County Retreat Heather Martin | Kyle Ferrier | Kevin Ryan Design 8: Comprehensive Studio Philadelphia University Fall 2013

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Contents ADDRESSING CONCERNS THE APPROACH BUILDING SCHEMATICS INTRODUCING ENCLOSURE FACADES AND THE ENVIRONMENT WILDFIRE RESPONSE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT LIGHT AND AIR EXPLORING DETAILS FINAL DRAWINGS

(LEFT) COURTYARD DESIGN: BLURRING THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ENVIRONMENT

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The 2011 Bastrop County fi re is considered the most destructive fi re in Texas history

and the third-most destructive in the nation

Over 34,000 acres were destroyed

and more than 30,000 fi res were reported in Texas that year

“We are far, far from being out of fi re stress danger — this is just a pause.”

-Terry Orr, Bastrop County Mayor

“The state of Texas and other areas of the Southwest are really struggling to get resources.”

-Ken Pimlott, Department of Forestry and Fire Protection

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addressing concerns introduction and initial response

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The Retreat aims to alleviate stress and anxiety in the Bastrop community over unruly events such as recurrent wildfires.

By offering medical care, fitness resources, and a relaxing spa, the Retreat provides a recovery of body, mind, and spirit, with the sense of a private escape. Integrating nature into the healing process creates a serene and supportive atmosphere to rejuvenate the Bastrop community.

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(SITE) CAMP SWIFT MEDICAL FACILITIES CIRCLE D

SCHOOLS USED FOR SHELTER

BASTROP

(ABOVE) 2011 FIRE ORIGIN AND EXTENTS IN RELATION TO SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOODS (RIGHT) NEARBY RESOURCES WITHIN A 1, 2, AND 3 MILE RADIUS

FITNESS CENTERS

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HICKS LAKE

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FLOOD ZONE

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520 EXISTING SITE PLAN AND BUILDING LOCATION

VIEW 2: EXISTING SITE LOOKING NORTH VIEW 1: EXISTING SITE LOOKING EAST

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VIEW 3: EXISTING SITE LOOKING WEST

CONGREGATION

HEALTH WAITING RECEPTION PAY WINDOW NURSE STATION STAFF LOUNGE/MEETING ROOM PUBLIC RESTROOMS (2) EXAM ROOMS (10) STAFF/PHYSICIAN OFFICES (3) PATIENT TOILETS (2) JANITORIAL SUPPLY STORAGE ARCHIVE/RECORDS MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL DISPOSAL AREA

900 350 250 270 250 120 1,000 300 100 75 120 80 175 120

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

4,110 SF

500 80 1,500 200 300 260 200

LOBBY/RECEPTION LAUNDRY FOOD COURT OFFICES LOCKER ROOM TOILETS SHOWERS

3,000 SF

RECOVERY 1,500 SF 250 SF 650 SF ---

FOOD, WATER, CLOTHING, COTS CONFERENCE ROOM COMMUNICATION/INFO CENTER LOADING DOCK ASSEMBLY (FEMA) AREA

FITNESS WEIGHT ROOM PHYSICAL THERAPY STUDIO/AEROBICS STORAGE OUTDOOR TRACK

2,500 SF 3250 600 260 175

SF SF SF SF --

4,250 SF

RELAXATION MEDITATION HYDRO MASSAGE (4) DRY MASSAGE (4) SHOWERS (4) SAUNA (2) MUD BATH (4) FACIAL ROOM (3) SALON

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

200 560 480 400 250 560 240 240

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

3,000 SF

TOTAL PROGRAM

16,750 SF

SITE VISITOR PARKING (100 SPACES) OUTDOOR SEATING RECREATION/ ASSEMBLY FEMA CAMPGROUNDS (1,000 PEOPLE) PAVILION GARDEN QUAD PLATFORM DOCK

30,000 1,500 15,000 100,000 1,200 1,000 1,000 1,200 1,500

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

152,400 SF INITIAL PROGRAM SQUARE FOOTAGES

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the approach site and the experience

SITE PARTI

(LEFT) SITE PARTI SKETCHES

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SITE LAYOUT SKETCHES

10:00 AM SUMMER SUN STUDIES OF ORIGINAL LAYOUT

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12:00 PM

4:00 PM

serene atmosphere

transitional zone

hectic arrival

SITE PLAN DEMONSTRATING SITE PARTI: A TRANSION THROUGH THREE ZONES

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BUILDING PRECEDENTS

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UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW OF NATURE

WATER INTEGRATED INTO THE BUILDING

PLACING SPACES AMONG THE TREES

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building schematics

BUILDING PARTI

(LEFT) BUILDING PARTI SKETCHES

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BUILDING LAYOUT SKETCHES

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HEALTH WAITING RECEPTION PAY WINDOW NURSE STATION STAFF LOUNGE/MEETING ROOM PUBLIC RESTROOMS (2) EXAM ROOMS (8) STAFF/PHYSICIAN OFFICES (3) PATIENT TOILETS (2) JANITORIAL SUPPLY STORAGE ARCHIVE/RECORDS MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL DISPOSAL AREA CAFE CONFERENCE ROOM COMMUNICATION CENTER

600 110 250 290 250 120 1,000 300 100 75 120 80 175 120 900 200 650

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

5,340 SF

FITNESS WEIGHT ROOM PHYSICAL THERAPY ROOM STUDIO/AEROBICS OFFICE STORAGE LOCKER ROOMS LAUNDRY

3,650 1,350 600 110 175 330 85

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

APPROACH TO PROGRAM LAYOUT

6,300 SF

SPA MEDITATION HYDRO MASSAGE (4) DRY MASSAGE (4) SHOWERS (4) SAUNA (2) MUD BATH (4) FACIAL ROOM (3) SALON LOBBY

650 560 480 400 250 560 240 250 380

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

3,770 SF FINAL BUILDING PROGRAM

PROGRAM LAYOUT IN SECTION

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PHYSICAL THERAPY

CAFE COURTYARD

GYM

EXAM ROOMS

INITIAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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MEDITATION MUD BATH

OPEN TO BELOW STUDIO

SALON

MASSAGE

INITIAL SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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CONTRAST OF HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL ELEMENTS

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introducing enclosure

STRUCTURAL PARTI

FACADE PARTI

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1 CONCRETE FOUNDATION 2 STEEL COLUMNS 3 W12X22 GIRDERS 4 2X8 WOOD JOISTS 24” O.C.

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC SHOWING COLUMN AND BEAM SYSTEMS

FIRST FLOOR COLUMN GRID, 10’X 20’TYPICAL BAYS

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SECOND FLOOR COLUMN GRID, 10’X 20’TYPICAL BAYS

INITIAL ENTRY PERSPECTIVE SHOWING HORIZONTAL CLADDING AND VERTICAL ELEMENTS

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facades and the environment

(LEFT) SURROUNDING GARDEN SKETCHES

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REFLECTIVE GARDEN DESIGN

INITIAL SENSORY GARDEN DESIGN

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INTEGRATION OF SENSORY GARDEN INTO THE CLINIC SPACES

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PHYSICAL THERAPY

CAFE

LOBBY

OFFICES

COURTYARD

NURSE STATION

EXAM ROOMS

ORIGINAL BUILDING LAYOUT IN RELATION TO SENSORY AND REFLECTION GARDENS

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GYM

REFLECTIVE GARDEN DOCK

REFLECTIVE GARDEN STUDY SENSORY GARDEN

CAFE EXAM ROOMS

PHYSICAL THERAPY COURTYARD

OFFICES

STUDIO LOCKER ROOMS

GYM

NURSE STATION

ZEN GARDEN

FINAL BUILDING LAYOUT IN RELATION TO SENSORY, REFLECTION, AND ZEN GARDENS

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SOUTH FACADE STUDY

FRONT FACADE INTEGRATION WITH ZEN GARDEN

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ZEN GARDEN INTERACTION WITH FRONT FACADE

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HICKS LAKE

DEFENSIBLE SPACE

SUMMER PREVAILING WINDS

FIRE-RESISTANT CONCRETE

BUILDING ORIENTATION AND MATERIALITY IN RESPONSE TO WILDFIRE CONDITIONS

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wildfire response

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CONFERENCE

MASSAGE

MUD BATHS HYDRO MASSAGE

SALON

OPEN TO BELOW

FACIAL

CARDIO SAUNAS

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

RESTROOMS

CAFE

OFFICES EXAM ROOMS

STUDIO COURTYARD

PHYSICAL THERAPHY

GYM LOCKER ROOM

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN WITH DAILY USE AXIS

NURSE STATION

FEMA HOUSING

RESTROOMS

FOOD DISTRIBUTION EXAM ROOMS

STUDIO PHYSICAL THERAPHY

NURSE STATION OFFICES

SHOWERS

ASSEMBLY SEATING

BUILDING PLAN: DISASTER RESPONSE AXIS AND PROGRAM

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BUILDING AXES

PAVILION ADAPTING FEMA HOUSING LAYOUT FOR DISASTER RESPONSE

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PAVILION AND DISASTER HOUSING PERSPECTIVE

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NORTH FACADE: VERTICAL WOOD SCREEN

SOUTH FACADE: RIBBED CONCRETE

EAST FACADE: HORIZONTAL WOOD SCREEN

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EAST FACADE: CLADDING AND INTERIOR SCREEN

design development

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1:40 SCALE SITE MODEL

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1/16”SITE MODEL

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EAST WING CORRIDOR: SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES

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WEST WING CORRIDOR SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGIES

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Hydro

Section 10 3/4" = 1'-0"

INITIAL WALL SECTION: CONCRETE SOUTH FACADE

Mud BathElevator 183 SF Mud Bath Mud Bath Egress Showers 183 SF 183 SF 183 SF Showers 180 SF 180 SF

180 SF

SF INITIAL WALL SECTION: WOOD SCREEN Meditation ON EAST180 FACADE

Cardio 267 SF 868 SF

Sauna

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Sauna

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367 SF 367 SF

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Section 10 3/4" = 1'-0"

Hydro Hydro 183 SF

181 SF

EXAM ROOM INTERIOR

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4:00 PM

12:00 PM

10:00 AM

SUMMER

SUN STUDIES THROUGH GYMNASIUM

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EQUINOX

WINTER

light and air

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SECOND FLOOR RCP: LIGHTING

FIRST FLOOR RCP: LIGHTING

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SECOND FLOOR RCP: HVAC

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FIRST FLOOR RCP: HVAC

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exploring details

(LEFT) FACADE AND WALL SECTION SKETCHES

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1 FLASHING 2 EPDM 3 PLYWOOD 4 2”INSULATION 5 COMPOSITE DECKING 6 W12X24 STEEL GIRDER

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7 W12X24 STEEL GIRDER 8 2X4 WOOD PLANKING 9 VERTICAL STEEL ROD 10 STEEL ARM 11 12X12 STEEL COULMN 12 GLASS CURTAIN WALL

INITIAL EAST WALL ROOF DETAIL

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1 FLASHING 2 STEEL CAP 3 EPDM LAYER 4 INSULATION 5 METAL DECKING 6 W10X33 ROOF GIRDER

7 SEALED BASE PLATE 8 CLEAR EXTERIOR FINISH 9 2”FINISH LAYER: PRECAST CONCRETE 10 GRAVELINSULATION 11 6”STRUCTURAL LAYER: PRECAST CONCRETE

12 CLEAR INTERIOR FINISH INITIAL SOUTH WALL ROOF DETAIL

INITIAL EAST WALL ROOF DETAIL

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1 HORIZONTAL WOOD PLANK 2 STEEL RODS 3 STEEL TUBE 4 STEEL ARM 5 12X12 STEEL COLUMN 6 GLASS CURTAIN WALL

7 WOOD FLOORING

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8 CONCRETE 9 INSULATION 10 GRAVEL 11 REBAR 12 ANCHOR BOLT 13 CONCRETE FOOTING

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INITIAL EAST WALL BASE DETAIL

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1 CLEAR EXTERIOR FINISH 2 2”FINISH LAYER: PRECAST CONCRETE 3 GRAVELINSULATION 4 6”STRUCTURAL LAYER: PRECAST CONCRETE

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5 CLEAR INTERIOR FINISH 6 REBAR

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7 WOOD DECKING

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8 2X8 WOOD JOISTS 9 2X10 WOOD BEAM 10 INSULATION 11 GRAVEL 12 18”FOUNDATION WITH FOOTING 13 REBAR 14 WOOD PILES 15 BASE PLATE 16 CONCRETE FOOTING

INITIAL EAST WALL BASE DETAIL

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SOUTH WALL SECTION PERSPECTIVE

NORTH WALL SECTION PERSPECTIVE

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WOOD SCREEN CEILING STUDY

1/2”SECTION MODEL THROUGH SPA AND PHYSICAL THERAPY

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INITIAL SECTION PERSPECTIVE: EAST WALL

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INTERIOR SCREEN STUDY

EAST WALL FACADE SKETCH

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FINAL SECTION PERSPECTIVE: EAST WALL

FINAL SECTION PERSPECTIVE: EAST WALL

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3”SCALE MODEL: ROOF DETAIL

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final drawings

(LEFT) SITE PLAN

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REFLECTION GARDEN

PAVILION

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LOBBY EXAM ROOMS DN

PHYSICAL THERAPY OFFICES DN

STUDIO

WEIGHT ROOM

ZEN GARDEN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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NURSE STATION

CONFERENCE ROOM

SHOWERS

WAITING ROOM

MUD BATHS

MEDITATION

MASSAGE

FACIAL CARDIO

SALON

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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SECOND FLOOR RCP: STRUCTURE, HVAC, AND EGRESS

FIRST FLOOR RCP: STRUCTURE, HVAC, AND EGRESS

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2x6 Southern Pine Steel Tube Backing 3 2’ Steel Arm 4 Concrete Spread Footing 5 3’ Foundation Wall 6 6” Concrete Slab 7 10x22 Floor Girder 8 2x8 Southern Pine Floor Joists 9 W8x18 Roof Girder 10 2x6 Southern Pine Roof Joists 11 Interior Wood Screen 12 Large Plane Glass 13 Metal Studs with 3” Insulation 14 Vertical Backing 15 2x6 Southern Pine Cladding 1

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structure and enclosure

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OF GYMNASIUM

CARDIO MUD BATH

PHYSICAL THERAPY WEIGHT ROOM

WEST SECTION: LIGHTING STRATEGIES

building performance

52 DEGREES $6.7 MILLION --30 TONS

WEST 30 DEGREES, EAST 14 DEGREES $5.1 MILLION 5,880 SF 23 TONS

WEST 30 DEGREES, EAST 14 DEGREES $4.9 MILLION 4,198 SF 20 TONS

WEST 30 DEGREES, EAST 14 DEGREES $4.8 MILLION 3,583 SF 19 TONS

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NORTH FACADE VIEWED FROM THE LAKE

78EAST

ELEVATION SHOWING HORIZONTAL CLADDING

COURTYARD: BLURRING THE LINES BETWEEN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR