CoMo Connect bus shelter designs

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Steel Angle

Green Roof Block

Block Support

Waterproof Membrane

Steel Decking

Structure

Material Manufacturer Quantity Price Total Location

8 ' x 1 2' S te el D ec ki ng ( 20 g a) N ew Me ll en ni um B ui ld in g Sy st em s 1 2 20 2 20 H op e, A R

2" x 2" x 24' Steel Tube Metal Depot 8 60 480 Winchester, KY

2.5" x 2.5" x 2' Column Connector Metal Depot 1 22 22 Winchester, KY

4' x 8' .050 thick Aluminum Sheet Metal Depot 6 110 660 Winchester, KY

4' x 7' Koda XT Panel 3Form 4 80 320 Henegar, AL

19 cubic feet of concrete Watson Concrete Inc 1 150 150 Columbia, MO

SM3000-2B-180 Wagner Collaborative Metal Works 14 21 294 Butler, WI

SM3000-1B-90 Wagner Collaborative Metal Works 24 12 288 Butler, WI

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Optional Add-Ons

Material Manufacturer Quantity Price Total Location

Rust Preventative Paint Rust-oleum 1 60 60 Columbia, MO

Green Roof Blocks Green Roof Blocks 16 75 1200 St. Louis, MO

3" x .12" x 8' Aluminum Tube (Drain pipe) Metal Depot 2 50 100 Winchester, KY

6" x 4" x 20' Steel Angle Metal Depot 2 220 440 Winchester, KY

Trash Can Belson Outdoors 2 100 200 North Auroa, IL

Bike Racks Belson Outdoors 4 60 240 North Auroa, IL

200 watt Solar Panel Strai ghtUp Solar 1 250 250 St. Louis, MO

1" x 24' Circular Steel Pipe Metal Depot 1 35 35 Winchester, KY

36w T8 LED bulbs & housing Light Efficient Design 2 24 48 Cary, IL

Aqua-Bric Pervious Pavers BorgertProducts Inc. 1 510 510Minneapolis, MN

Native Lands capi ng Buffalo Grass /Penstemon / Little Bluestem 200 200 Columbia, MO

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Labor: 3674Total: 9391

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4'-0"

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PANEL OPTIONS

Green Roof

Steel Structure

Seating

Concrete Footing + Pervious Tile

Sloped 3Form Panel

Solar Panel

Steel Overhang

CONCEPTThe Fab Collab iteration of the Columbia Transit System bus stop redesign is based onversatility, modularity, and sustainability. With aest hetics catching the eye of riders andart aficionados alike, the design solution will put a new face on the citys publictransportation system. A living art gallery displaying Columbias local artists will be fea-tured at every stop.

GREEN INITIATIVESThe

planned overhaul of the current Columbia Transit System bus shelters is backed bygreen design initiatives and sustainable technologies. The modularity of the bus shelterdesign is a cost effective approach to sustainable design. All exterior panels are basedon a 4x8 template and are all fastened to one another and the underlying structure byglass friction clamps. All panels are interchangeable allowing for a customizable shelterlayout. Various works of art can be displayed on each section and if damaged, therepair process is as simple as unfastening and replacing them.

ENERGY: The consideration of a more efficient approach to saving electricity wasacknowledged by the introduction of solar panels into our design solution. Photovolta-ics will be located on a dual axis rotating panel located above the exterior bike storagearea. Each set of solar panels will be site-specifically installed to maximize solar gain foreach bus stop location. This system will be the source of power for the interior LEDtube lighting for night use.

WATER: Sustainability is capitalized on our green roof system. Two thirds of therooftop will be composed of green roof blocks to collect a large amount of rainwaterand any runoff from the these portions of the roof, including the backward slopingcanopy at top, will be collected by a gutter system and then displaced among the sur-rounding site.

INDOOR AIR QUALITY: Circulation will be controlled by the open entry spaceup front and cross ventilation will be governed by perforated kick plates at the base ofall transparent panels and through the open canopy at the rooftop.

COST ESTIMATE

MANFACTURERS

THE FAB COLLABRJ BALDWIN, CHASE JOHNSON,

DUY TRAN + LINDSAY WEBBMU ARCHST4323

CONNECTION DETAILS

ORIENTATIONS


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South Orientation

North Orientation

East Orientation

Eco-Mod shelters are all about the experience,whether itpertains to the area in which it is located or even the route color. This

allows users to never experience the same thing twice. Since our

design is extremely modular,each panel is interchangeable, en-abling bus shelters to change as styles and

preferences change. This motivates users to go to all the

shelters, thus using multiple connection routes. Art work will belocated inside the shelters to create an experience inside and out.The interchangeability of these panels allows for use and reuse,

adding to the sustainability because they will continue their life-cycle

on other shelters or in homes.

The roof contains mesh and

aluminum, withrecycled

panels

and framing. The overhang pro-

tects the shelter from rainandsnow, while the mesh allows for

airflow and cooling in the

summer.

These supports

have the option

to be made of

either recycled

aluminum, or

reclaimed wood.

Bike racks will be made

out of the same materi-

al as the support col-

umns. They will be

attached to the con-

crete and

structure by L-brackets

Transparent pieces are placed

along the top of the wall to allow

sunlight to enter thespace.This wall is increased by a module

of two feet in order to create a

sloped roof, providing shade

for the bikes and throughout

the shelter.

Panel Connection Details

The sloped roof allows

for orientations of the

solar panel that will

provide the best results

in terms of power gain.

This wall will always be oriented so

The optional flat roof allows for art-

work and advertisements, with

open spaces for continued incorpo-

ration of ventilation.

Aluminum panels are made from

LEED certified recycled materials

and will sit flush with the module,

increasing weather resistance and

protecting users.

North Orientation

The emphasis in our design is

modularity. The entire shelter

consists of only two

components. Each panel can becustomized based on the desires for

each shelter, whether that is with

artwork, glass, mesh, or just open.

This makes it easy to incorporate

future technology, should funding

become available. This also allows for

expansion.Should the shelter get

too small, simply add another

row of panels to each side

and extend as needed!

Roof Connection Details

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3D RENDER-

MATERIALS

Solid Steel Sheet Metal

Perforated Steel

Sheet Metal

Permeable Pavement

Fly Ash Concrete

Metal Roofing Panels

Glass

Steel Columns

Corner Brackets

QUANTITY SIZE COSTMANUFACTURER

(CITY)

STEEL MANUFACTURING AND

WAREHOUSE COMPANY (KANSAS

CITY, MO)

MCNICHOLS (KANSAS CITY, MO)

FILTER PAVE (COLUMBIA, MO)

COLUMBIA READY MIX

(COLUMBIA, MO)

METAL SALES (INDEPENDANCE,

MO WITH A LOCAL DISTRIBUTER

IN COLUMBIA, MO)

KOONSE GLASS (COLUMBIA, MO)

DELONGS, INC

(JEFFERSON CITY, MO)

NATIONAL HARDWARE

(JEFFERSON, MO)

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3x3x.059

3x3x.059

3x3x2

1-6x4-6

4x8 Sheet

26 Gauge

12x6x2

3x1-1/2x1/8

1-1/2x5/8

$378.00

$995.00

$181.20

$1,166.00

$362.93

$429.03

$3,192.00

$130.90

MATERIALSMANUFACTURER

(CITY)QUANTITY SIZE COST

Backless Bus Stop Bench

With Arm RestOCCOUTDOORS (MADISON, IN)

ECOSOLARGY, INC.

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6X16X17 $614.00

$187.50

per panel2 x 4Solar Panels

Vertical Bike RackSARIS BIKES (Madison, WI)

3 5.3x2.9x53.4 $739.61

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RUCTURALMATERIALS

ADDITIONALOPTIONS

MU ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES

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TOTAL: $7,115.06 LABOR: $3,557.53(ESTIMATED AT 50% OF T0TAL COST)

The roofing is made out of a min-imum of 30% recycled material.

It is also 100% recyclable at the

end of its life long span. Themateiral also withstands wind-

storms, rain, hail, snow and ice.

The metal beams that support

the weight of the roof are mdeout of 80% post consumer recy

SUSTAINABLE BUS SHELTERTEAM M.A.S.O.K.

Kaitlin Davis, Alyssa Jensen,

Olivia Taylor, Samantha Hurrell,

Megan Auer

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5 3x23x2

17 1/4" 21 3/4"ARCH TECH PARKVIEW

Steel Roof Decking DELONGS, INC(JEFFERSON CITY, MO) 1 $280.004-6x12

WITH A NEW PUBLIC TRANSIT ROUTE BEING IMPLEMENTED THIS UP-

COMING FALL, COMOCONNECT WAS IN NEED OF A NEW AND INNO-

VATIVE BUS SHELTER DESIGN. OUR OBJECTIVE OF THE BUS SHELTER

WAS TO CREATE A DESIGN THAT WAS SUSTAINABLE, ECONOMICAL

AND ESTHETICALLY PLEASING. THE MODULARITY OF THE DESIGN

ALLOWS FOR PERSONALIZATION SUCH AS COMMUNITY ARTWORKOR BUSINESS MARKETING. THE MATERIALS THAT ARE USED TO

CREATE THE SPACE ARE ALSO EASILY REPLACABLE IF DAMAGE WERE

TO OCCUR AND AT A LOW COST. THIS DEISGN WILL CREATE A LAST-

ING AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL AFFECT THE COMMUNITY

IN A POSITIVE WAY.

The metal decking is 80% recy-

cled steel from a local distrubut-er in Jefferson City. The decking

stabilizes the roofing panels.

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Site Floor Plans

3'-8"

11'-10"

8'-0

5'

4'

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TRASH

BATTERYSTORAGE&

ELECTRONICS FOR SOLAR PANEL

PAMPLET HOLDER

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3'-8" 3'-8"

TRASH

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Regan Wiley, Asia Babbington, Michael Lombardo, and Andrea Herries

MU Architectural Studies 4323/7232

North Elevation

West Elevation

South Elevation

East Elevation

North Expanded Elevation

Designed for the communityof Columbia,

These larger bus shelters are colorcoded

and correspond to the citys new routes providing

ea sy navigat ionto dest inat ions.

Uniquely reflecting the diversity of Columbia,

local artists, businesses, and schoolswill be encouraged

to design and create several panels within each

shelter. Structurally designed to last a minimum of

20 years the shelters will re main

aesthetica lly pleasingandever changingdue to

the simple process of replacing panels with

1. Opaque Acrylic Panel2. Tinted Acrylic Panel

3. Clear Acrylic Panel4. Transparent Acrylic Roof Panel5. Corrugated Metal Panel

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new

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Art Galleria Shelter byTeam RAMA

Earth Friendly, Passenger Friendly

The universal designof this shelter is earthfriendly by using locally resourced sustainable materials;

filtering storm water run-offwhich helps sustain the

Missouri natve plants and treesgrowing around the

shelter; and collectng and convertng solar energyto

light the interior.

The majority of the materials used in this shelter come

from the Midwest, including local steel from southern

Missouri with 34.9% recycled content, colored acrylic

panels from Illinois, and 50% recycled glass porous

paving from Columbia Missouri.

Ride and store your bike at the shelter,

stay dry and safe while waitng for the

bus and reduce your carbon footprint.

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Base ModelTinted Acrylic Panels:Opaque Acrylic Panels:Clear Acrylic Panels:Metal Fasteners:Steel Columns/Beams:Corrugated Metal Panels:Corrugated Roof Panels:Acrylic Roof Panel:Porous Pavement:

$487.50$214.40$173.10$612.00$1,887.13$207.68$51.92$802.50$995.00

Bike Storage:Native Landscaping: Blue Wild Indigo: Lanceleaf: Indian GrassBench:Trash Bin:Recycling Bin:Solar Panel System:

$169.00

$14.85$14.85$14.85$634.99$194.95$194.95$1,544.00

Base Model: $6,913.73Base Model Labor: $3,456.87

Future Additions: $1,238.44Future Additions Labor: $619.22

Combined Total Cost: $10,370.59 $2,782.22

Future Additions

Cost Estimate

6. Corrugated Metal Roof Panel7. Steel Column

8. Porous Pavement9. Native Landscaping10. Solar Panel (Not in view)

Material Legend

Tinted Acrylic Panels:.236 x 21 x 43 (10 pcs)Opaque Acrylic Panels:.236 x 21 43 (4 pcs)Clear Acrylic Panels:.236 x 21 x 43 (6 pcs)90 Stainless Steel Connector:(252 pcs)180 Stainless Steel Connector:(52 pcs)Corrugated Metal Panels: 25.75 x 8 Panels (16 pcs)Corrugated Roof Panels:48 x 96 (2 pcs)Acrylic Roof Panel:48 x 96 (1)Porous Pavement:8 x 12 padSteel Columns/Beams:

2 1/2" sq x .12" (99.5"L) (10 pcs) 2" x 5" x 0.12" (154"L) (1 pc) 2 1/2" sq x .12" (44"L) (26 pcs) 2" x 4" x 0.12" (154"L) (1 pc) 2 1/2" sq x 120" (18"L) (8 pcs) 2" x 3" x 0.12" (154"L) (1 pc)

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CoMo Connect bus shelter designs