HOUSING TISSUE STUDIO
Phan Hoang Khoi
Firstly, I would like to thank my three Professor Mr. Tran Duc Long, Ms.Khong Minh Trang, Ms. Le Thi Bich Ngoc have been guiding me throughout the 18 week studio and provide me with valuable lessons and experiences.
Also, I would also like to thank my team: Huynh Nhat Nam, Nguyen Hung, Huynh Phuong Uyen have been working and giving their best during our 9 weeks project. Although there are some diffuculties and misunderstanding, we have completed the project successfully.
STUDIO ON HOUSING TISSUE
Duration: 18 weeks
(9 week personal - 9 week teamwork)
Lecturer: M. Arch Le Thi Bich Ngoc
M. Arch Nguyen Duc Long
M. Arch Khong Minh Trang
Student Name: Phan Hoang Khoi
Class: Urban Design 21 - ID: 21519950072
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URBAN DESIGN PROJECT-Y2/S2
AGENDA
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5 Site Analysis Mapping Introduction RE-HOME Housing Binh Dong New Alley 7 3 11 23
1 Site Analysis Mapping
Site Information Analysis Mapping
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HISTORY
LOCATION
Groups of Chinese from Cu Lap Pho, Bien Hoa migrated into Cho Lon (D5, D6) and Binh Dong wharf (D8) due to Tay Son’s attack.
The site location used to be a dangerous spot famous for drug dealers and thefts, fortunately, the area is more safe now and become a ideal place to live in.
The citizens here used to be merchants along Canal River in the old days but now most of them are workers for the nearby factories.
Busiest marketplace for vendors from the West, brick buildings appeared alongside Kinh Te (Cau Hu canal nowadays)
Alongside sturdy brick buildings, enroached and spontaneous houses are being built throughout the growth of Binh Dong wharf
The construction of flour factories replacing old rice mills
New apartments and constructions site replacing old brick houses.
Houses in alleys are being rebuilt into sturdy houses. Most of enroached houses have been removed.
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Ho Chi Minh City
District 8
Ward 14
People in Binh Dong wharf have lived in alleys for many years dating back to when Tau Hu canal is the busiest marketplace for merchants. Alley have emerged into their style of living such as using the alley roads as it their properties due to the lack of space in their own houses. There are many uses for the “shared space” in the alley like parking, selling food, gathering, coffee shops,...
These activities can take up half the width of the alley, therefore, although many alley are 4-4,5m wide, ambulances or fire trucks have a difficult time to enter the alleys. This is a threat to the safety of the dwellers area.
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RE-HOME Housing
Unit Information
Technical Drawings
Renders & Physical Model
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RE - HOME HOUSING
In order to create an affordable housing unit for current dwellers of Binh Dong Wharf area (Ward 14, District 8), the design has utilized every possible surface area into necessary functions.
Basic Information:
Location: Ben Binh wharf (W18, D8)
Built-up area: 58.67m2
Carpet area: 49.15m2
Plaster ceiling height: 2.5m for bathrooms, 2.8m for others.
While the interior showcases an open-concept living space painted in warm, neutral tones with large windows providing plenty of natural light.
The main target for the housing units are low income workers or families with elders, therefore this warmtoned, minimalist house for low-income customers features a simple yet elegant.
The kitchen is modern and stylish and the bedrooms are designed to provide a peaceful retreat. Overall, this design creates a functional living space that is affordable and ideal for a family between 4-6 people.
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1. Living area
2. Dining area
3. Kitchen area
4. Bathrooms:
a. Master Bathroom
b. Bathroom
5. Bedrooms:
a. Master Bedroom
b. Children’s Bedroom
c. Guests’ Bedroom
6. Laundry area
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CONCEPT PLAN - 1/50 SUN PATH & VENTILATION 1900 1700 2000 2600 900 2000 5700 3300 3300 1800 900 9500 5700 2600 2300 600 2600 7700 4a 5a 1 5b 6 4b 3 2 5c
Children’s Bedroom
Total Area: 6.72 m2
The children’s bedroom requires spaces for two beds, wardrobes and working areas for two teenagers but only less than 7 sq meters. A bunk bed and a shared desk is being used to utilize the small space into a fully functional bedroom for the children can both rest and work effectively.
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15 SECTION AA’1/25 SECTION BB’1/25 PLAN - 1/25 600 2000 1800 2600 1200 800 600 2600 A A' B B' 600 2000 2600 300 900 900 2250 800 1200 800 600 2600 600 2000 2600 300 900 900 2250 550 350 1200
Kitchen Area
The kitchen has a three-meters wide kitchen top so that multiple members of the family can cook large meals with ease and with two tall cabinets for storing foods and tools.
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Total Area: 7.6 m2 600 950 2000 400 3800 700 700 500 700 450 700 C C'
PLAN - 1/25
With this fully equiped kitchen, the family will have a pleasent experience preparing food everyday. Moreover, the kitchen provides an open view to the living and dining rooms, which helps family members can watch each others work daily.
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SECTION CC’ - 1/25
Master Bedroom
Total Area: 9.17 m2
The master bedroom has a queen plus-sized bed which connects to a tall wardrobe to store every kind of clothes for both the husband and the wife. Plan
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1600 1000 900 3600 2000 600 2600 700 400 600 900 D D'
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The room also has a make-up table and its own bathroom so that the grown-ups can prepare for work unbothered every morning and have their privacy secured.
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Section DD’ - 1/25
Living & Dining Area
Total Area: 9.89 m2
“Connected space” is the design object for this area so that every person living and working in this space can interact with each others.
Guests’ Bedroom
Total Area: 6.6 m2
This space is also the meeting area for family members after a long day at work or school.
The guests’ bedroom consists of a queen-sized bed and a closet. It can be used as bedroom for relatives, guests or can be rented for extra incomes.
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Physical Models
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Binh Dong New Alley
Site Information
Conceptual Ideas
Technical Drawings
Physical Models
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PROBLEMS
As we analyze the the problems of the area, we found out that the alleys system of the area is causing many problems directly affects the dwellers life such as pollution, extreme heat, lack of green and open spaces,...
The already narrowed alley now being enroached for personal uses make the roads harder to move around.
There have been a solution for the area is the Aurora Apartment to encourage the dwellers move out of the alley to live in a better place but have failed due to the people does not want to leave their houses to an new unguarantee home and try a new life styles
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CHALLENGE
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Provide a new reliable home for the current dwellers that can keep their old way of living
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Increase the value of Binh Dong wharf’s alley (green&open spaces, economic zone, community gatherings)
(3) Provide commercial opportunities
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14-storeys, 78 units
BASIC INFO
Location: Ward 14, District 8
Area: 2.8 ha
No. of apartments: 570
Est. residents: 3000
14-storeys, 102 units
9-storeys, 48 units
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Health Center
Kindergarten
House
Our solution is to provide three levels of apartment: 14-storeys, 9-storeys and 6-storeys so that both the current and the new people that come to the place can adapt to the new way of living easily.
Moreover, the project provide for the surrounding area amenities such as green parks and gardens, markets, communitie houses, health centers, kindergartens,... so that the area’s value can be increased.
The project splits into two parts, the front part is more active with activities, shops, markets and high-rise buildings, which bring a feeling of a modern city. The back part is more private and peaceful with gardens, community house and low buildings, which makes the dwellers feel more like in a suburban area.
6-storeys, 36 units
Community
The idea of this unit is to give the dwellers the feeling of living in small alleys and row houses by create small private spaces along the first floor of the building and connect to the flower gardens.
Typical 2,4,6F Plan
Typical 3,5,7F Plan
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FRONT MARKET
The market on the front of the project facing Tau Hu canal will attracts visitors into the area and also provides a marketplace for the current citizens of the projects to sell groceries, foods, drinks,... to have an income.
The area also provide a lively urban spaces for gatherings, activities for people in the surrounding area.
The biggest building with 108-units and 14-units has the 1st floor for commercial use, 2nd floor for parking and the 3rd floor with the shared garden.
The builing is facing the canal and the main road and surrounded by private parks and commercial area.
Typical 4,6,8,10,12,14F Plan
Typical 5,7,9,11,13F Plan
3F Plan
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Typical 4,6,8,10,12,14F Plan
Typical 4,6,8,10,12,14F Plan
3F Plan
2F Plan
Typical 5,7,9,11,13F Plan
Typical 3,5,7F Plan
PHYSICAL MODEL
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Institution of International Education
