Portfolio Noah Stone

BROAD PROPOSITION:

YEAR 2 STUDIO: REGENERATING

My design accommodates for the regeneration of the landscape while heavily reducing the physical impact it has on the site.

It repurposes the damaged area to enrich the growth of connections, including the guests with each other and with the natural elements on the site. The design functions aesthetically and practically through qualities introduced by nature, relying on the regeneration of the site to optimise the experience of the guests. Essentially, the flourishment of the landscape creates a synergy between the regeneration of the site and the guests experience, all accommodated within the design.

SITE REGENERATION:

VEGETATION

STEEL FRAMEWORK

CORRUGATED METAL

RUSTED METAL

My design for the accommodation units achieves regeneration by allowing for the opportunity for nature to redevelop and for people to reconnect with the rich landscape. This has been optimised through the consideration of various imperatives, primarily including the consideration of circular economy, sourcing sustainable materials from local sources and heavily reducing the damage to the site. The circular economy of the design includes the prefabrication of units to reduce the site damage that construction may cause, the high durability of materials to ensure a long lifespan and lowered maintenance requirements, and the recyclability of materials at the end of the unit’s lifespan. This approach to design lowers the impact the units have on the site and on the economy, allowing for regeneration and preservation on all scales. Fundamentally, the design visually and functionally blends with the landscape to emphasise the beauty and importance of the natural world, while simultaneously allowing for the opportunity for floral regeneration to rejuvenate the site.

MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE:

YEAR 2 STUDIO: REGENERATING

The short stay accommodation units combine both the artificial and natural elements on the site, creating a unique and exciting design language that harmonises the industrial architecture existing on site with the natural landscape that flourishes and weaves throughout the structure. Guests become curious as they try and understand the architecture and layout of the design, as they are constantly shrouded in either flora or natural materials. Additionally, the atmospheres of the design accentuate tranquility and isolation, achieved through sensuous qualities such as the comfortable spaces and the large sudden views to the landscape. The facilities and accommodation present in the design uniquely allow each guest to have a reflective experience and a close connection to the sites rich natural elements. Fundamentally, the unique language and flourishment of nature in the design creates a curious and tranquil atmosphere for the guests, resulting in a unique experience for the guests.

PROPOSITION - COUPLE / INDIVIDUAL UNIT ARC2002 - NOAH STONE

PLAN VIEW

1m

SECTION VIEW

PROPOSITION - ACCESSABLE UNIT ARC2002 - NOAH STONE

1m PLAN VIEW

SECTION VIEW

PROPOSITION - FAMILY / GROUP UNIT ARC2002 - NOAH STONE

1m PLAN VIEW

SECTION VIEW

YEAR 2 STUDIO: REGENERATING

PERSPECTIVE VIEW 01: ARRIVAL

COUPLE / INDIVIDUAL UNITS

PERSPECTIVE VIEW 03: BRIDGE

PERSPECTIVE VIEW 02: WALKWAY

ACCESSABLE UNITS

FAMILY / GROUP UNITS

PROJECT BRIEF:

HIT AND MISS BRICKWORK WITH STEEL FRAME BEHIND FACADE

LOUVER VENTS USED TO REGULATE NATURAL SUNLIGHT TO THE NORTH

CABLE GRID ACCOMODATING HORIZONTAL PLANT GROWTH FOR NATURAL INSULATION AND SHADING

HORIZONTAL STEEL CABLE FIXED ALONG COLUMNS, ACCOMODATE PLANT GROWTH

STEEL BEAMS WITH INTERNAL BOLTING AND ELECTRICAL DUCTS

DOUBLE BRICK FACADE WITH STEEL INTERNAL FRAMING IN CAVITY.

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This technical unit was designed for students to analyse an existing design and propose improvements to enhance it’s sustainable qualities. The design we examined was the VCE and Performing Arts faciltiy at Northcote High School designed

by KTA. Throughout this project I came familiar with the Living Building Challenge, and I implemented the required standards into my design, considering material ethics, passive heating and cooling and circular economy.

MESH OPENING SUPPORTED

BY PINNED STEEL MEMBER AND LOWER HOOK.

4200

LAYER OF TURF ON TOP OF PRE EXISTING TILES TO ADD BIOPHILIA.

9260

960

FIXED HOOKS PULLING MESH IN PLACE.

RECYCLED CLAY BRICK WITH 10mm MORTAR

INSULATED CEILING

W-14 3000

YEAR 3: ARCHITECTURAL PERFORMANCE

W-13

D-19

GPC LAYER OF BRICK OVER CONCRETE SLAB

PLAN VIEW

SECTION VIEW SCALE 1:20 @ A1 ARC3102 - ASSIGNMENT 3 NOAH STONE 30645514

SECTION VIEW SCALE 1:20 @

LOUVERED VENTS ANGLED TOWARDS NORTH ALLOWING FOR USER CONTROL OF THE SUN. ELECTRICALLY FUNCTIONAL WITH CONTROL PANEL FIXED TO WALL. THE LOUVERS SUPPLY THE OCCUPANTS WITH THE ABILITY TO HEAT OR COOL THE SPACE PASSIVELY.

GRID PANEL WITH CABLES TO ACCOMODATE PLANT GROWTH, SUPPLYING THE OUTDOOR GATHERING SPACE WITH SHADE AND INSULATION, ALONG WITH BIOPHILIC QUALITIES.

STEEL CAPPING OVER DOUBLE BRICK FACADE

HORIZONTAL CABLES SET ACROSS STEEL COLUMNS TO ACT AS VERTICAL GARDEN, ACCOMODATING CREEPER VINES AND OTHER VARIOUS SPECIES. THESE PLANTS SUPPLY NATURAL INSULATION ALONG WITH FRESHER AIR AND BIOPHILIC AESTHETICS.

LAYER OF TURF OVER PRE EXISTING TILES TO ADD A COMFORTABLE, BIOPHILIC FLOOR FOR OCCUPANTS TO RELAX ON. IMPROVING HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

SUMMARY The DESIGN pre existing design for the outdoor gathering area on the first floor was bland, exposed and has a compressive atmosphere. The lack of nature and THE PRE EXISTING DESIGN FOR THE OUTDOOR GATHERING AREA ON THE FIRST FLOOR WAS BLAND, the EXPOSED open AND roof creates a space heavily by climate, HAS A COMPRESSIVE ATMOSPHERE. THE LACKaffected OF NATURE AND THEthe OPENexterior ROOF CREATES SPACE HEAVILY AFFECTED THE EXTERIOR UNUSABLE THE furniture WINTER. making itAunusable in the BY winter.

TheCLIMATE, tiles MAKING floor ITand lackIN of reduces THE TILES FLOOR AND LACK OF FURNITURE REDUCES COMFORT FOR OCCUPANTS. comfort for occupants.

ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO OPTIMISE THE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF OCCUPANTS, THROUGH IMPROVEMENTS MADE TO THE THERMAL COMFORT, BIOPHILIC QUALITIES AND USER CONTROL. Additions made to optimise the health and happiness of USING THE have EXISITNG been STEEL BEAM AND COLUMN FRAME I ADDED BEAMS ALONG THE OPPOSITE AXIS TO FORMthrough A GRID, BOLTED TO THE ORIGINAL FRAME.made THIS GRID to INCORPORATES AN ARRAYcomfort, OF occupants, improvements the thermal biophilic LOUVERED VENTS AND HORIZONTAL ROOF PLANTATIONS. THE ELECTRICALLY OPERATED LOUVERS qualities and user control.

Using steel beam ARE FACED NORTH AND CAN BE ADJUSTED TO THE the USERSexisitng DESIRE, WHETHER THEY WANT TO and HEAT column frame OR COOL THE SPACE. THIS USER CONTROL IMPROVES THE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF OCCUPANTS, i added beams along the opposite axis to form a grid, bolted to the original AS THEY HAVE THE FREEDOM TO CREATE THE CLIMATE OF THE SPACE.

frame. This grid incorporates an array of louvered vents and horizontal roof IN ADDITION TO THE LOUVERS, THE VEGATIVE ROOF GROWTH SUPPLIES THE SPACE WITH SHADING, plantations.

The electrically operated louvers are faced north and can be NATURAL INSULATION AND FRESHER AIR. THE BIOPHILIC DESIGN ALSO RELAXES THE STUDENTS USING THE SPACE, WHICH IS WHAT NATURE desire, TENDS TO DO. THE BIOPHILIC DESIGNwant IS ALSO IMPROVED BY or THE LAYER adjusted to the users whether they to heat coolOFthe space.

LAID OVER THE TILED FLOOR, MAKING THE GROUND MORE COMFORTABLE TO SIT ON, WHILE ALSO ThisTURF user control improves the health and happiness of occupants,as they BEING ABLE TO RETAIN HEAT IN THE SUMMER TO ENHANCE THE DESIRE FOR THE AREA AND THE RICHNESS OF the ITS FUNCTION AS A GATHERING SPACE. the climate of the space. have freedom to create THE FINAL ADDITION TO THE OUTDOOR GATHERING SPACE IS THE VERTICAL GARDENS PLACED BETWEEN

THE STEEL COLUMNS. ARE TENSIONED THE COLUMNS TO the space with In addition to theHORITZONTAL louvers,STEEL theCABELS vegative roofBETWEEN growth supplies ACCOMODATE THR GROWTH OF CREEPER VINES, WHICH SUPPLKY NATURAL INSULATION TO THE WEST shading, natural insulation and fresher air.

The biophilic design AS IT IS ONLY A SINGLE BRICK HIT AND MISS VENEER. THE AIR CIRCULATED THROUGH THE PERMEABLE also relaxes BRICKWORK CAN NOW BE the FRESHENED

BY THE VEGETATION IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS the students using space, which is AND what nature tends to do. The biophilic OF OCCUPANTS, ALONG WITH THE THERMAL COMFORT. design is also improved by the layer of turf laid over the tiled floor, making THE DESIGN IMPROVEMENTS to ENRICH FUNCTION A GATHERING SPACE, the FUNDAMENTALLY, ground more comfortable sit THE on,SPACE’S while alsoASbeing able to retain heat OPTIMISING COMFORT THERMALLY, PHYSICALLY AND VISUALLY. STUDENTS CAN FEEL RELAXED IN THE SPACE in the summer to enhance the desire for the area and the richness of its WITHOUT FEELING CONSTRICTED OR BORED, AS THE SPACE IS NOW ALIVE AND ENTHRALLING. function as a gathering space.

The final addition to the outdoor gathering space is the vertical gardens placed between the steel columns. Horitzontal steel cabels are tensioned between the columns to accomodate thr growth of creeper vines, which supplky natural insulation to the west as it is only a single brick hit and miss veneer. The air circulated through the permeable brickwork can now be freshened by the vegetation and improve the health and happiness of occupants, along with the thermal comfort.

Fundamentally, the design improvements enrich the space’s function as a gathering space, optimising comfort thermally, physically and visually.

Students can feel relaxed in the space without feeling constricted or bored, as the space is now alive and enthralling.

CANTILEVERED CONCRETE SLAB

ARC3102 - ASSIGNMENT 3 NOAH STONE 30645514

W @ A1

SECTION VIEW SCALE 1:30 @ A1

SECTIONAL AXO VIEW SCALE 1:30 @ A1

ACOUSTIC DROP DOWN CEILING ABOVE DRAMA SPACE

CORRUGATED METAL ROOFING, STEEL RAFTERS

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8

DP BBRK

GPC WIN

3000

YEAR 3: ARCHITECTURAL PERFORMANCE

1000

9304

3000

1236

1068

MR

Section 2

DRAMA

BRK

MUSIC REHEARSAL

SOLAR PANELS ON ROOF ANGLED AT 15 DEGREES

DOUBLE BRICK VENEER ON NORTH FACADE, STEEL FRAMEWORK.

6

7 SP

Top of Roof RL 45.314

EG

Top of Parapet RL 44.246 MSH

GLS

FCL 43.010 L1 Ceiling Level

INDOOR LEARNING COMMON

D-12

ENTRY

L1 Floor Level RL 40.010

CON

IB

FCL 39.010 GF Ceiling Level D-13 D-05

STAFF ROOM SS

GF Floor Level RL 36.010

SECTION VIEW SCALE 1:100 @ A1

PHASE 1 YEAR 3 STUDIO: MATERIALS, SOCIETIES AND LIVING PROJECT TITLE: HYDROGENEOUS

PROJECT BRIEF: This studio asks to consider how humans relate to the materials around them, and how appropriation leads to function and purpose. We were initially tasked with choosing an object to appropriate beyond its regular purpose, then to extract qualities from the object and transform it into a building system. We were to consider how the human body relates to the new system and then iterate the relationships the system has with other living and non-living objects. The final project was to design a co-inhabitance for 16 occupants, which were both human and non-human. To achieve this, we were tasked with collaborating with 4 other students to redesign our systems to synergise with each other, creating optimal living conditions for the occupants.

DESIGN PHASE 1: Initially I tested the umbrella’s physical capabilities and functions through different actions. This results in creating an array of appropriations when considering it’s properties and structure in relation to the human form.

After analysing the materiality and capabilities of the object, the modified umbrella was transformed to achieve the structural role of a roof system.

The column structure that acts similarly to the structure of an umbrella holds up the tensile fiberglass and polyester, which strengthens the occupants relationship with natural elemtns such as light, air and water.

This sensuous relationship has been achieved through material permiability, which was present in a generic umbrella but has been amplified in this roof system.

COMPONENT LIST 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

- ROOF LAYER 1 - ROOF LAYER 2 - STEEL FRAMING NET - INSULATION PAD - COLUMN STRETCHER - PIVOT JOINT - COLUMN FOOT - WALL COMPONENT - AWNING COLUMN - STEEL NET COLUMN CONNECTION - LOUVERED VENT

UPPER LVL TIMBER PAD. CELLULOSE INSULATION

4

INSULATION PADS ARE ADDED TO THE STEEL NET TO INCREASE THERMAL COMFORT. CELLULOSE IS USED AS THE INSULATION, WHICH IS 100% RECYCLABLE AND WIDELY AVAILABLE.

LOWER LVL TIMBER PAD.

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WOVEN FIBERGLASS WOVEN FIBERGLASS IS A HIGH TENSILE AND DURABLE MATERIAL THAT CAN BE MORPHED AND FIXED TO A POSITION WITHOUT IT SHRINKING OR WRINKLING. THE MATERIAL HAS HIGH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AND HEAT RESISTANCE, MAKING IT OPTIMAL FOR THE OUTER SHELL OF THE ROOF SYSTEM.

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WATERPROOF POLYESTER POLYESTER IS A DURABLE, WATERPRROF FABRIC THAT CAN EASILY BE MORPHED AND RETAINS ITS SHAPE. IT IS RESISTANT TO SHRINKAGE AND EXPANTION. ITS HYDROPHOBIC NATURE WILL KEEP MOISTURE OUT OF THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT AND FOCUS ON MANIPULATING STORMWATER AROUND THE ROOF TO ENHANCE THE RELATIONSHIP OCCUPANTS HAVE WITH THE NATURAL ELEMENT.

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LVL TIMBER LVL LAMINATED TIMBER IS BEING USED TO INCREASE THE THERMAL COMFORT PROPERTIES OF THE ROOF. THE TIMBER IS LOCALLY SOURCED AND PRODUCED OFF SITE TO REDUCE EMBODIED ENERGY. LAMINATED TIMBER IS DURABLE, WHICH IS WHY IT IS USED STRUCTURALLY IN THE ROOF SYSTEM. THE TIMBER ALSO ADDS A BIOPHILIC AESTHETIC TO THE ROOF, MAKING THE ROOF LOOK MORE NATURAL.

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RECYCLED STEEL COLUMN MIRRORING THE STRUCTURE OF AN UMBRELLA, SPREADING THE LOAD BEARING CAPABILITIES WIDER THROUGH STRETCHERS.

WAFFLE SECTION FILLED WITH STEEL PAD TO SUPPORT THE CONNECTION THE COLUMN HAS TO THE ROOF.

STORM WATER

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DETAIL VIEW

STEEL BOLT CREATING VOID BETWEEN FABRIC LAYERS TO ALLOW FOR WATER MOVEMENT DOWN THE ROOF WITHOUT COMPROMISING THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT.

SECTION VIEW

ROOF SYSTEM AXONOMETRIC SCALE 1:40 @ A3 ARC 3001 - TASK 3

NOAH STONE

AXONOMETRIC VIEW SCALE 1:40 @ A3

PHASE 2 YEAR 3 STUDIO: MATERIALS, SOCIETIES AND LIVING PROJECT TITLE: HYDROGENEOUS

DESIGN PHASE 2: The final representation of the roof system focuses on the layers in the outer skin, the woven fiberglass, the waterproof polyester and the aluminium net frame. The axonometric detail exhibits the porosity of each layer and the modes of tension that morph the shape of the roof when affected by water. Visual callouts have been made to show material and functional spotlights, including plant growth and water behaviour. The system was named “hydrogeneous” after its hetrogeneous behaviour when affected by natural elements.

CONCEPT SUMMARY: The system enriches the appropriations that can be made with the umbrella, whether it’s with natural and non-living elements or with living clients. The primary appropriations that can be made with this new system include the manipulation of water, the accommodation of plant growth and the inhabitance of smaller clients such as butterflies and bees.

These functions are achieved through its heterogeneous behaviour, which is the main difference between this system and a generic roof.

The various layers of polyester, tpu film and woven fiberglass are under different modes of tension, which can be changed based on the weather.

So unlike a regular roof system, this one can manipulate based on the exterior conditions in a way that enhances the benefits for the inhabitants.

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW DRAWN BY NOAH STONE CONTENT BY GROUP

HYDROGENEOUS CONNECTION DETAIL SECTION VIEW

STEEL FIXED CONNECTION TO CONCRETE NEIGHBOURING BUILDINGS, ATTATCHED TO PINNED CONNECTION AND BUCKLE WHICH BINDS ALL 3 LAYERS OF THE ROOF.

1. WOVEN FIBERGLASS

3. TPU FILM

WOVEN FIBERGLASS IS A HIGH TENSILE AND DURABLE MATERIAL THAT CAN BE MORPHED AND FIXED TO A POSITION WITHOUT IT SHRINKING OR WRINKLING. THE MATERIAL HAS HIGH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AND HEAT RESISTANCE, MAKING IT OPTIMAL FOR THE OUTER SHELL OF THE ROOF SYSTEM.

TPU FILM IS HEAVILY BIODEGRADABLE AND RECYCLABLE, MAKING IT A SUSTAINABLE OPTION AS A ROOF MATERIAL. THIS MATERIAL HAS BEEN INCORPORATED TO ACT AS AN ADVANCED FLEXIBLE COUNTER TO THE POLYESTER, AS IT IS ABLE TO CATCH AND STORE MORE WATER. THIS MAKES THE TPU FILM BETTER FOR WATER INSULATION..

2. WATERPROOF POLYESTER

4. RECYCLED ALUMINIUM FRAME

POLYESTER IS A DURABLE, WATERPRROF FABRIC THAT CAN EASILY BE MORPHED AND RETAINS ITS SHAPE. IT IS RESISTANT TO SHRINKAGE AND EXPANTION. ITS HYDROPHOBIC NATURE WILL KEEP MOISTURE OUT OF THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT AND FOCUS ON MANIPULATING STORMWATER AROUND THE ROOF TO ENHANCE THE RELATIONSHIP OCCUPANTS HAVE WITH THE NATURAL ELEMENT.

ALUMINIUM IS A RECYCLED, DURABLE AND FLEXIBLE MATERIAL THAT IS EXTREMELY SUITABLE FOR A TENSIONED NET THAT FIXES THE POLYESTER AND TPU FILM IN PLACE. THE FRAME IS MADE OF SOLID TUBING WITH THE ABILITY TO MORPH WITH INCREASED WATER WEIGHT, WITHOUT FRACTURE OR BREAKAGE.

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HIGH POROSITY, PERMEABLE TO LIGHT, AIR AND WATER. ROOF PINNED CONNECTION TO WALL.

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LOW POROSITY, PERMEABLE TO LIGHT AND AIR, BLOCKS WATER.

MESH PLATE ACCOMODATING PLANT GROWTH

WATER DRAINAGE FROM HOLES IN THE POLYESTER LAYER, PLACED ABOVE COLUMN STRUCTURE.

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ALUMINIUM GRID 20mm x 60mm

STEEL PLATE SUPPORTING COLUMN STRETCHERS, USED TO ENSURE STRUCTURAL STABILITY.

1m

ROOF SYSTEM AXONOMETRIC ARC 3001 - TASK 4 ROOF SYSTEM

NOAH STONE

MOMENTS OF LOOSE TENSION ALLOWING FOR WATER TO POOL IN THE ROOF, CREATING NATURAL INSULATION AND FOOD FOR THE PLANTS.

4.

POLYESTER IS PINNED TO VERTICAL MESH MEMBER, WHICH IS BOLTED TO THE ALUMINIUM NET BELOW, ALLOWING FOR MOVEMENT OF FABRIC AROUND THE MESH PLATE.

CONNECTION DETAIL SECTION VIEW

PROJECT TITLE: THE COLONY PROJECT YEAR 3 STUDIO: EMPTY

PROJECT BRIEF:

DESIGN ISSUE:

The focus will be on the activation of site, from the temporary to the permanent and the ephemeral to the formal. We will be looking into what forms of interventions are possible in various conditions and critiquing existing typologies. Students will be encouraged to think outside of traditional architectural modes for their projects. Initial group work will be part of the semesters deliverables. The site I chose was the Royal Mint carpark in Melbourne’s CBD.

Covid has forced people to stay home, away from family, friends, work and people in general. Society can only maintain connection through digital platforms, including social media, online learning and dating apps. Recent studies have shown connections between online living and depression and anxiety, creating the want and need for people to connect in person again. With rules in place to stop physical connection, people are forced to remain at home, businesses are shutting down and multiple industries are losing money. The broad community is struggling in these challenging times, with fears that our way of life will never return to normal.

THESIS:

DESIGN INTENT:

The design will essentially bring people back together physically while maintaining a “covid safe environment”, enforcing safe bubbles of people bounded by the structure. It will fundamentally revive the community by allowing different elements of the community to thrive, governed by the creativity of the public. These elements were ones that deteriorated as a result of covid, including entertainment, leisure, activity and trade; being digitalised to stay relevant, but removing the face-to-face quality. ultimately, the design will revive and enrich the community in a creative environment.

Fundamentally, the design will allow the public to create their own space for their own function, whether it’s a group of friends wanting to socialise, a busker wanting to perform music, or a retailer wanting to sell goods. An array of parts will be available to the public to build their own community, with moveable frames to join or seperate spaces. the freedom of creativity encourages the public to communicate, rebuilding the community’s social and economic qualities along with boosting the health and happiness of the occupants.

the colony project.

FUNCTION DIAGRAMS The process of the design follows a pragmatic method, allowing the public to construct their own community using a versatile cube frame and an array of lightweight components. The occupants arrive and circulate through

The moveable cubes circulate around a grid that randomises the experience of the occupant, creating oppertunities to connect with or separate from neighbouring cubes. Voids in the grid allow for connectability

MULTIPLE INDUSTRIES ARE LOSING MONEY. THE BROAD COMMUNITY IS STRUGGLING IN THESE CHALLENGING TIMES, WITH FEARS THAT OUR WAY OF LIFE WILL NEVER RETURN TO NORMAL.

THE DESIGN WILL REVIVE AND ENRICH THE COMMUNITY IN A CREATIVE ENVIRONMENT.

BOOSTING THE HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF THE OCCUPANTS.

TIMELINE SHORT TERM DESIGN DEPLOYED

DEVELOPMENT OF LONG TERM PROJECT

1-5 Months

5-10 Months

LONG TERM PROJECT DEPLOYED (OPEN PROTOCOL)

CLOSED PROTOCOL

The decrease of predicted cases means restrictions would ease, allowing people to connect physically. The design will boost the re-establishment of the community in a creative environment.

Rise in cases means that the design must maintain hygeine protocol to ensure people can still use the space and revive the community.

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OPEN PROTOCOL

400 TREND LINE

EFFECT ON COMMUNITY - Government action - Jobs affected - Fear in community

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EFFECT ON COMMUNITY - Stuck at home - Reduced physical activity - Suppressed social life - Depression cases increase - Small businesses affected - General excitment reduced

Slow transition to normal

1

Restrictions and testing

“We didn’t expect this coming.

I wake up every morning, having no idea how we will survive the day.”

COVID Spreads

PROJECT TITLE: THE COLONY PROJECT

CASE PREDICTION

10th Sep 2021

20th Jan 2020

3

EFFECT ON COMMUNITY - Eased restrictions - People reconnect - Social CBD - Trade and markets increase - Phyisical activity - Enriched sociality

MISSING ELEMENTS OF COMMUNITY

YEAR 3 STUDIO: EMPTY

Entertainment

Leisure

Social

Activity

Trade

MAPPING

YEAR 3 STUDIO: EMPTY PROJECT TITLE: THE COLONY PROJECT