Maple Manor

MICROHOME STUDIO Maple Manor Edward Boyko, Monty Gunnell, Faviana Olaguibel

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Maple Manor Maple Manor is a 55+ community targeted towards couples who are seeking a final home after their large family house.

Micro-living is all about leaving your past behind you, as there is limited space for memorable items. Maple Manor is designed to be the first step of this ideology, with enough storage to keep some of your old life while leaving the non-essentials in the past. Creating new memories and connections is our goal.

With an emphasis on community, these home are perfect for many time of social intereactions between the residents. Offering a spectrum of intimate social spaces to full gathering areas for the whole community to enjoy.

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| Introduction

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West University Park

Parking Garage

E. 13th Alley

E. 14th Ave. Set Back Property Line Set Back

Hilyards St.

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1. Singular Unit Space The space between the the abode and the main walk way creates a personal outdoor space for the residents to reside.

Creating a “Front Poarch” space to interact with people passing by. The space on the side of the house allows the residents to have a little more private area, where more intimate activities may occur.

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2. Double Unit Space When two units come together, the meeting space becomes much larger, creating a courtyard space for smaller meetings to occur.

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3. Tri-Unit Space Three units together allows for an activation of the path.

In this configuration, many types of spaces start to be established. Ranging from larger gathering spaces to more intimate spaces.

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4. Full Community Space When the whole community gets involved, a nice path of circulation gets activated. Through this circulation path, many types of outdoor spaces are established. Including the large central gathering space designed for whole community use.

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1.Program and Privacy Private

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2. Solid and Void

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3. Sloping and Direction

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4. Personal and Pubic

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5. Populate

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The spacial organization of the home has a gradient of public to private, starting in the enteryway/ living room.

As you circulate further and furthing into the abode, the space becomes more private and more intimate.

The roof’s pitch give the space a larger feeling in the rooms where people would most likely reside.

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Entertainment Dining Kitchen

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Built-in Cabinets

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LEC Roof Panel

5 Water Filtration 6 Slimline Tank

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Gutter System The gutter system runs along the back edge of the roof. The roofs tilt already aids in funneling water toward the back edge.

This water is collected and guided into the Kingspan Slimline Tank

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6 Slimline Tank

The Kingspan Slimline Tank comes in many different sizes. At most, can hold up to 10,000 liters of water

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5 Water Filtration

A water filtration system can be attached directly to the Slimline Tank. The rainwater can be filtered into freshwater for consumption. The grey water produced by the house is used in the house for other purposes or can be used for irrigation

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Grey water from the house is used to irrigate the planters attached to the house

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LEC Roof Panel Kingspan Insulated LEC Roof Panels offer an easy construction process for very effective insulation and waterproofing

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3 Photovoltaics

Photovoltaics will be used to power primarily appliances in the house.

Calculated to produce around 5000 kWh/year

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2 SolaTube

The Kingspan SolaTube captures natural light throughout the day, reflects it internally, then distributes it to the home, illuminating around 200sqft. It also captures energy through photovoltaics internally, then uses that energy to power artifical lighting in the evenings

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Lightwood Framing Wood Framing Construction Construction

3D Print Construction

3D Print Construction

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MAPLE MANOR

Parking Garage

E. 13th Alley

E. 14th Ave

Maple Manor is thoughtfully designed to nurture connections among residents by providing a wide range of outdoor spaces that cater to different social needs. From expansive gathering areas ideal for hosting community-wide events to smaller, more private settings perfect for intimate conversations, every space is carefully crafted to encourage meaningful interactions.

West University Park

Maple Manor is a thoughtfully designed 55+ community that offers couples the opportunity to downsize from their large family homes into a lifestyle that is both economically and environmentally sustainable. Inspired by the local foliage, the name reflects the community’s connection to nature and its emphasis on outdoor living. To nurture this sense of community, Maple Manor features a variety of shared spaces designed to foster meaningful connections among residents.

1. Single Unit Space

2. Double Unit Space

3. Tri-Unit Space

4. Full Community Space

Set Back Property Line Hilyard St.

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1. Program and Privacy Private

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3. Slope and Direct

4. Personal and Public

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The design of The Manor originated from the concept of establishing a strong gradient between public and private spaces. Guided by this principle, the integration of outdoor areas was achieved through a thoughtful interplay of solid and void forms. To accommodate the expansive spaces and enhance their usability, a sloped roof was introduced, strategically expanding areas where residents are most likely to gather. This roof design also serves a

functional purpose by directing rainwater to a single collection point, optimizing water management. Finally, the outdoor environment surrounding the building was carefully planned to balance private spaces for residents with more communal, public outdoor areas, fostering a harmonious blend of intimacy and community.

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Entertainment

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Bathroom

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Built-in Cabinets

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1 Slimline Tank

2 SolaTube

3 Photovoltaics

4 LEC Roof Panel

5 Water Filtration

6 Slimline Tank

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Gutter system chanels the rainwater into the Slimline Tank

Kingspan SolaTube captures natural light and reflects it to be used in the home. As well as capturing energy for use in electric lighting in the evening

Solar Panels are used to capture energy for the homes useage. On average these panels will generate 5,000 kWh/year

Kingspan Insulated Roof Panels are used to completely water proof the roof, while insulating the roof to a value of R-50

Water Filtration system takes rainwater from the Slimline tank and greywater from the house and purifies it for use around the house

Slimline Tank stores up to 10,000 literes of water. Connects directly to the water filtration system

Personal Planters for the residents to use.

Slimline Tank is connected directly for easy irragtion