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CLIENT Joost Bakker is an artist, restauranteur and disruptor known for his commitment to zero waste. His Greenhouse project spans the last two decades and has evolved through multiple iterations in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth. The project aims to educate the public on zero waste and prove that urban food production is not only possible, but imperative for maintaining the balance between humans and nature. Joost has distilled his approach to Zero Waste into a contemporary system called Future Food System where he reimagines the home “as an ecosystem that provides shelter, energy and nourishment for it’s inhabitants”.

BRIEF Future Food System uses a conscientious approach to both the construction of the site and it’s operation, implementing numerous systems that complement each other to sustainably manage supply chains, produce food, filter water, recycle waste, heat the home and produce electricity. With many of the innovations stemming from Bakker’s previous experience in restaurants, he is looking to return to hospitality with the opening of a mixed use precinct that creates a new normal. The brief is to conceptualise and design a zero waste restaurant, bar, bottle-shop and cafe to compliment the residential component of the building and urban farm on the rooftop, whilst generating zero waste.

FUTURE FOOD SYSTEM GARDEN

L2R: JO BARRET, JOOST BAKKER, MATT STONE

FUTURE FOOD SYSTEM

PROPOSED SITE SITE FACADE

SITE MAP SITE GREENSPACE QV MARKETS MELB. CENTRAL TRAM LINE BUS ROUTE

WINTER SOLSTICE

SUMMER SOLSTICE

To meet the client’s zero waste requirements, attention was paid to the potential carbon footprint of a building. Instead of a new build or an internal space in a structure designed to last fifty years I looked for a building that has existed for closer to one-hundred years. By adding value back to the building, and the local area, it is more likely the structure will be maintained and keep the building around for another century.

100m

SUMMER SOLSTICE - SHADOWS

The chosen site is 167 Franklin St, Melbourne. Constructed in 1928 for A.G Healing’s motorcycle company the site is noteworthy for it’s Commercial Palazzo style; designed by architects Sydney Smith, Ogg and Serpell. The building is five stories tall with an open rooftop that mirrors the buildings footprint. Overall the site occupies approximately 1000 sqm with the ground-floor, basement and rooftop being incorporated into the design scheme.

9am

1pm

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S 167 WINTER SOLSTICE - SHADOWS

5pm

9am

1pm

5pm

PHASE TWO

PHASE THREE

PHASE FOUR

SCOPE Bakker is looking to expand Future Food System by extending the current version from a selfcontained home for two people to a mixed residential and commercial building. The ground floor will host hospitality and retail spaces while floors one through four will be a mix of offices and residential. The rooftop will be used to create an urban farm that supplies the restaurant on the ground floor and the residents of the building.

The project will occur over four phases managed by different parties.

PHASE ONE:

Creative Direction of the overall design and mapping of the buildings systems. Managed by Standing on Design and Joost Bakker for Joost Bakker

PHASE TWO:

Development of rooftop farm and closed loop systems Managed by Joost Bakker for Joost Bakker

PHASE THREE:

Design of the ground floor commercial spaces Managed by Standing on Design for Joost Bakker

PHASE FOUR:

Design of offices and residential spaces. Management TBC for Joost Bakker

DESIGN STATEMENT Inspired by zero waste and heritage venues from around the world, the design scheme combines a number of contemporary styles together to craft spaces with unique identities but a common DNA. The three key references for this project are NOMA in Copenhagen, Higher Ground in Melbourne and RE Bar in Sydney. By using the natural, raw materials and light pallet of Noma we create spaces of sophisitcation and elevation, best suited for the restaurant and private dining areas. The industrial influences of Higher Ground and RE juxtapose NOMA’s Scandanavian aesthetic

NOMA 2.0 - COPENHAGEN

HIGHER GROUND - MELBOURNE

and is applied to the retail, entrance and public bar spaces. The two styles will be connected through common use of select materials such as reclaimed timber, recycled concrete tiles and black steel cladding. The design scheme is all framed by the overarching requirement for zero waste in all aspects of the design, consruction and operation of the building and its constituents.

RE - SYDNEY

MOODBOARD

NOMA 2.0 - COPENHAGEN

REPUBLIC OF FREMANTLE - FREMANTLE

CUB - LONDON

FREA - BERLIN

STATE BUILDINGS - PERTH

NOMA 2.0 - COPENHAGEN

STATE BUILDINGS - PERTH

HIGHER GROUND - MELBOURNE

PROPOSED DESIGN FLOORPLANS & ZONING

SECTIONS

MATERIALS

VIGNETTES

FURNISHED FLOORPLANS & LIGHTING

FLOORPLANS 28000

23000

MEZZANINE

56000

GROUND DN

23000

19000

DN DN

34000

22000

28000

BASEMENT

23000

DN DN

ZONING 28000

23000

MEZZANINE

56000

GROUND DN

23000

DN DN

34000

22000

28000

BASEMENT

23000

DN DN

BACK OF HOUSE AREAS

CIRCULATION

PUBLIC BAR

VERTICAL MOVEMENT

LIFTS

LOBBY

BATHROOMS

RESTAURANT

BUILDING SYSTEMS

RETAIL

BUILDING SECTION - AA

A DN

DN DN

BUILDING SECTION - BB

DN DN

MATERIALS RETAIL + CAFE + ENTRY

PUBLIC BAR

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Reclaimed Blackbutt Steel Cypress Macrocarpa Layton Granite Tombak Recycled Sand Concrete Tiling - Black Recycled Sand Concrete Tiling - Green

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Steel Recycled Plastic Cypress Macrocarpa Layton Granite In Situ Concrete

RESTAURANT

5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Stawell Sandstone Pinatex Mineral in Antique Gold Mycelium Composite Cypress Macrocarpa In situ Concrete

VIGNETTES RETAIL + CAFE + ENTRY

PUBLIC BAR

4. 6.

3. 2.

1. 3. 1. Yard Furniture - Eden table

1. DesignByThem Recycled Bar Table

2. Cypress Macrocarpa cladding.

2. Steel Cladding .

3. Recycled Glass Concrete Checquerboard

3. Layton Stone Granite Table Top

4. Yard Furniture - Chair 170

4. Andro Spotlight by Ambience Lighting

5. Panorama by Ambience Lighting 6. Twin Stick Suspended by Ambiance Lighting

RESTAURANT

1. 1.

1. Yard furniture Pillar Dining Table 2. Yard Furniture - Chair 170 3. Mycelium Lampshade 4. Pineapple leather Banquette

GROUNDFLOOR RENDERED FLOORPLAN

Staff Entrance, Access To Basement & Dumbwaiter

Pot Wash Back of House Access to Mezzanine

Loading Dock

Kitchen

Basement Emergency Exit

Kitchen & Bar Prep Room

Access to Basement and Rooftop Storeroom

DN DN

Fire Stair

Access To Mezzanine Restaurant Bathrooms

Dining Room

Access to Basement & Bathrooms Restaurant Bar

Restaurant Entry & Lounge

Access Stair to Level One

Anthony St Entrance & Accessibility Lift

Bottleshop & Providore

Cafe & Retail Point of Sale

Banquettes for Cafe & Public Bar

Entrance Hall

Entrance off Through Way

Lobby

Public Bar

Public Bar Mezzanine

Florist & Installation Space Alfresco

GROUNDFLOOR LIGHTING

Wall Light

Pendant

Linear P

Pendant

Spotlight

Downlight

MEZZANINE RENDERED FLOORPLAN

Back of House Access to Groundfloor

Staff Rest Rooms

Staff room

Office

Fire Stair

Access To Groundfloor

Private Dining Room & Event Space

LIGHTING

Wall Light

Pendant

Linear Pendant

Spotlight

Downlight

BASEMENT RENDERED FLOORPLAN

Space Reserved For Waste Waster & Heat Recyciling Pot Wash Prep Kitchen Systems

Space Reserved For Buildings Electrical Sytems

Emergency Exit to Street

Substation

Lift Access To Groundfloor & Rooftop

DDA Bathroom

Kitchen Drystore & Ferementation Rooms

Composting Kitchen Coolroom

Bathrooms Recycling

Storage room

Access to Groundlevel Beverage Storage & Coolroom

LIGHTING

Wall Light

Pendant

Linear Pendant

Spotlight

Downlight

DESIGN VISUALISATION ENTRANCE HALLWAY

CAFE & PUBLIC BAR

LOBBY

RESTAURANT

ROOFTOP

ENTRY EXPERIENCE

CAFE VIGNETTE, FACING WEST

CAFE VIGNETTE, FACING NORTH WEST

PUBLIC BAR, FACING SOUTH

PUBLIC BAR, FACING NORTH WEST

LOBBY VIEW OF THE RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT BAR, FACING NORTH WEST

RESTAURANT ENTRANCE, FACING NORTH WEST

DINING ROOM, FACING NORTH WEST

DINING ROOM, FACING SOUTH EAST

ROOFTOP PDR AND EVENT SPACE, FACING SOUTH EAST

ROOFTOP PDR AND EVENT SPACE, FACING NORTH WEST

ROOFTOP PDR AND EVENT SPACE, FACING SOUTH EAST