mdp by W.alradhi

MDP presentation Walla Alradhi

ACCESSIBILITY & MOVEMENT

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

SITE ANALYSIS

WEATHER AND GROUND CONDITIONS BEING LOCATED WITHIN MANCHESTER. THE SITE FEATURES CLAY-LIKE SOIL SUGGESTING THAT THERE ARE DEEP FOUNDATIONS IN THE ORIGINAL BUILD. EXCESS RAIN DURING NINE OUT OF THE TWELVE MONTHS MEANS THAT THE SITE SHOULD DUE DESIGNED TO SUPPORT THE LOAD WITH ITS STABILITY. THE SITE CONTOUR SITS ON FLAT GROUND IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA AND ISN’T PRONE TO FLOODING DUE TO THE NEARBY RIVER IRWELL DUE TO TIGHTER CONTOURS AND HILLY AREAS CLOSER TOWARDS THE RIVER. SITE ACCESS IN REGARDS TO SITE ACCESS, THE BUILD IS LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE MAIN ROAD WHICH IS SUPPORTED BY MULTIPLE PUBLIC TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS SUCH AS THE 5-MINUTE WALK TO THE SALFORD CRESCENT TRAIN STATION, WITH BUS STOPS LOCATED DIRECTLY ON THE SITE. ALSO BEING DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD MAIN CAMPUS, THE SITE GIVES EASE OF ACCESS TO BOTH THE PUBLIC AND NEARBY SALFORD UNIVERSITY STUDENTS WHICH WOULD MOSTLY OCCUPY THE SPACE DESIGNED SUN PATH DUE TO THE ORIENTATION OF THE SITE, THE SUNLIGHT RISES FROM THE EAST AND FALLS TO THE WEST, WITH THESE TWO POINTS IN MIND, THE FIGURE SHOWS HOW PEAK SUNLIGHT IS AT THE SOUTH POINT OF THE SITE LOCATION THEREFORE THE DESIGN SHOULD CONSIDER HAVING POINTS WITH CAN GAIN FROM THIS DIRECT, REFLECTED AND DIFFUSED LIGHT IN ORDER TO UTILISE THE NATURAL LIGHT METHOD, DOING THIS WOULD REDUCE ELECTRICAL USAGE FOR POWERING THE LIGHTS THROUGH A MECHANICAL SYSTEM IF THIS ECO METHOD IS NOT ACHIEVED.

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12AM

3PM

7PM

ORIGINAL BUILDING MATERIALS:

INTERIOR BUILDING MATERIALS: OLD BANK GROUND FLOOR AND FIRST FLOOR

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1/ ROOF

TYPICAL PITCHED ROOF. MADE OF TIMBER. MATERIAL USED SLATES. INSULATION 100MM.

BUILDING APPRAISAL

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FIRE STATION GROUND FLOOR

2/ WINDOWS WINDOWS USED ARE SINGLE GLAZED. THE FRAME TYPE IS A

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WOODEN SLIDING ASH. IT HAS INSULATION TO

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KEEP OUT THE DRAUGHT

SITE PHOTOS:

AND KEEP IN THE WARMTH. U-VALUE 4.80 W/M2K

PLAN VIEW

3/ WALLS BY THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE BUILDING SURVEYORS, THERE IS A HIGH LIKELY HOOD THAT THE ORIGINAL BUILD CONSISTS OF ASBESTOS AND LEAD PAINT WHICH IS HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH DUE TO THE DATE OF ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION. DUE TO THE HSE RELEASING THE CONTROL OF ASBESTOS REGULATIONS 2012 ACT, THE BEST COURSE OF ACTION WOULD BE TO TEST AND REMOVE THE ASBESTOS AND REPLACE IT WITH FIBER-GLASS.

SOLID BRICK WALL. INTERIOR WALL FINISHED WITH SOLID PLASTER. WALL THICKNESS IS 230MM. U VALUE 2.10 W/M2K.

4/ DOORS

SOLID WOOD DOUBLE DOOR. SHOWN IN MAHOGANY WITH RED FINISH.

EXTERIOR PHOTOS

CONCEPT DIGRAM:

PRECEDENTS:

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STAIR CASE

LOOR NEW ADDITION FIRST F

CE STUDENT SPA

PRECEDENTS AND CONCEPT IDEA

ITION NEW ADD

GROUND

MICROB

BUILD FINAL

C ING IN

FLOOR

STAIR CASE

EWERY

IT G ADD LUDIN

BAKERY

2- INTERIOR IDEA FOR THE

1- EXTENSION IDEA: DOUBLE GLAZED FACADE EXTENDED TO PART OF THE CEILING ROOF

IONS

ARTISAN BAKERY BUILDING FOCUSING ON MINIMALIST TIMBER STYLE.

3- MICRO BREWERY IDEA MIXTURE

4- OUR DESIGN IDEA IS TO HAVE

OF BOTH VINTAGE AND MODERN

BOTH CONNECTIONS. BETWEEN

DESIGN, FOCUSING ON SHOWING

THE MICRO BREWERY AND THE

THE MICRO BREWERY "KITCHEN

BAKERY BY INCLUDING THE

PROCESS".

STAIRCASE ON THE CENTER OF BOTH OF THE BUILDINGS

WER OBRE R C I M N NSIO EXTE

Y +

BAKE

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CONCEPT STATEMENT: THE CORE IDEA OF THE DESIGN IS TO BRING THE THREE SPACES TOGETHER. WITH THE INCLUSION OF THE BREWERY, THE STUDENT SPACE, AND THE BAKERY. EACH SPACE OCCUPIES DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS CONNECTED THROUGH A FEATURE THEREFORE CREATING A BUILD FOR A COMMUNITY. THIS FOLLOWS THE ETHICAL APPROACH AS NOT ONLY DOES IT BRING THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER BUT IT ALSO INCREASES THE GENERATION OF JOBS IN A LOW EMPLOYMENT AREA. A MAIN FEATURE OF THE CONCEPT WAS TO INCORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY TO MATCH THE BID TO TURN SALFORD INTO A LOW CARBON CITY. SIMILAR TO THE UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD, THE INTRODUCTION OF LIVING WALLS INTERNALLY HELPS THIS ZERO-CARBON APPROACH. AS WELL AS FEATURES SUCH AS GLAZING OPENINGS CONTRIBUTING THE NATURAL VENTILATION, GREEN ROOFING AND RAINWATER COLLECTION. THIS IS A CONCEPT THAT IS DETRIMENTAL TO THE NEW EXTENSION BUILD.

FOCUS ON INDOOR-OUTDOOR DESIGN.

INCORPORATES TWO DESIGN STYLES FROM AN EXISTING BUILD TOWARDS A NEW BUILD. MICROBREWERY DESIGN INCORPORATING BOTH BREWERY AND A CAFE DESIGN. PRECEDENCE TOWARDS A LAYOUT IDEA. THE OPEN OUTDOOR AREA COULD BE FEASIBLE IN REGARDS TO SUNLIGHT ACCESSING A HIGHER OUTDOOR AREA THAT AVOIDS THE SHADING.

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SKETCHED THE NEW EXTENSION

MATERIAL BOARD & CONCEPT DEVELOPMENTS

GLAZING ROOF

HIGHLIGHTING THE ORIGINAL BUILDING MATERIAL + CHANGES

ORIGINAL BUILDING MATERIALS:

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1) TIMBER JOISTS 160 MM.

3) BRICK BLOCK.

2) TIMBER FLOORBOARDS

4) NATURAL STONE SLATES.

THICKNESS 15 MM.

INTERIOR BUILDING MATERIALS:

HIGHLIGHTING THE ORIGINAL BUILDING MATERIAL SKETCHED GROUND FLOOR AND FIRST FLOOR PLANS

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(5) 1) GREENERY WALL FACADE. 2) DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOW.

BAKERY BUILDING SKETCH

HIGHLIGHTING THE ORIGINAL MATERIAL

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3) CERAMIC WALL TILES. 4) CONCRETE FLOOR BLOCKS. 5) TIMBER FLOORBOARDS

LIFT WC COMFY SEATING

BOOK

SHELVES STAIRCASE

BAKERY SEATING SPACE

GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLANS

STUDENT SEATING SPACE

WAITING AREA

OUTDOOR SEATING SPACE

EXIT TO THE BACK OF HOUSE SPACE

LIFT

STORAGE

KITCHEN

BREWERY STORAGE MICROBREWERY FACTORY

STORAGE

STAIRCASE

BAR SEATING

WAITING AREA

MICROBREWERY MAIN ENTRANCE

FIRE EXIT

BAKERY MAIN ENTRANCE

EXTERNAL SEATING AREA

LIGHTNING KEY: 1)

3) 1) LED CEILING LIGHTS

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4) 2) FLOORING LED LIGHTS

3) FLOORING SPOTLIGHTS

4) PENDANT LIGHTS

S E C T I O N A

The main structure of the building is Timber therefore its included in the new extension build which creates a lightweight stable structure. In terms of the windows, the use of double glazing as an alternative to single glazed windows could manage a warmer internal temperature also reducing the outdoor noise. Lastly, incorporating a minimal green roof construction on the new extension is beneficial because it acts as thermal comfort also works as a sustainable water drainage.

SECTION A-A'

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E L E V A T I O N S

NORTH FACING ELEVATION

EAST FACING ELEVATION

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minimum

E X T E R I O R

D E T A I L I N G

The left section shows the ground floor bakery area and the first-floor seating area of the bakery. However, the right zoom in section detail shows the flooring detail, the wall detail including the opening of the window and the cladding detail. Lastly, the roof detail.

wood decking insulation vapour control

air space

layer

angle welded

joists

flexible anchor

interior roof surface

to beam

vapour control layer OSB3

interior cladding

sheathing

breather floor finish seperation layer

membrane

sound absorbing

drained

subflooring construction timber,

cavity

variable insulation material

brickwork thermal insulation

floor surface vapour control layer concrete slab rigid insulation

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3D AXO PERSPECTIVE DRAWING

VISUALISATION PRECEDENTS

STAIRCASE

GROUND FLOOR

The use of green walls behind the staircase deliverers a brighter eye-catching entrance to the visitors.

Floor plan shows the rendered materials including rendered images of the main space within the building; this includes the café seating area, the main entrance including the staircase, the bar seating area and lastly, the entrance area of the toilets. Moreover, each rendered image clearly shows the materials explained on the material board added in a context including a few people.

the use of LED hidden lightning under the cashier counter.

BAR SEATING AREA

WC ENTRANCE AREA

The original door has been changed into a floor to ceiling window in order to access natural sunlight and natural ventilation into the WC entrance area.

BAKERY CASHIER

BAKERY SEATING AREA

The use of breakfast bar to minimise the bakery space also considering the adjacent peel building view to be more visible to the customers .

STUDENT SPACE.

WC SPACE

The use of flooring LED hidden lightning. COMPUTER STUDY SPACE

FIRST FLOOR

VISUALISATION PRECEDENTS

The study area provides several seating spaces for the students also other facilities like computers and academic literature..

OUTDOOR SEATING AREA

The use of glazed windows to have an easy access view towards the outdoor seating, also providing a good amount of indoor lighting.

WAITING AREA

The use of floor to ceiling windows on the upper floor waiting area provides a good amount of lighting to the entire space also natural plants been added to provide a fresh air.

UPPER FLOOR BAKERY SEATING AREA

The use of comfortable seating on the upper floor seating area like the banquette seating.

E X T E R I O R

V I S U A L I S A T I O N

EXTERIOR VISUALISATION

INTERIOR VISUALISATION CAFE SEATING UPSTAIRS