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eco housing competition tasmania
eme design pty ltd
5/18 Victoria StElsternwick VIC 3185Australia
t: +613 9523 1514emedesign.com.au [email protected]
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
The competition brief was for 50 low cost dwellings on a large site well serviced by transport and road infrastructure.
The response drew from the surrounding building typology, and formulated a configuration that would not appear repetitious though still achieve cost effectiveness in its construction.
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
A philosophy of E-C-SD, Environmental, Cultural, & Sustainable Development, was embraced in this proposal.
Ecologically Sustainable Design (ESD) is a popular pursuit in urban planning today, new sustainable formulas are commonly generated and re-generated to match new technologies
in waste and water management, energy and environmental conservation and resource friendly building materials. All aim to integrate an effortless and invisible series of systems into our current building typology. In undertaking this project EME Design intended, not to hide, but rather to celebrate these sustainable theories, integrating them with the social fabric of a community. They assembled their project entry on the premise of Ecologically and Culturally Sustainable Design.
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
Kit of Parts
1. Linked substructure, party walls and soil provide excellent thermal mass for stabilising internal climate
2. Standardised truss system enables solar efficient roof forms cost effectively
3. Ceiling lining providing air seal
4. Air gap and insulation
5. Roof decking
social hub
resting
vehicle moment
pedestrian/wheelchair
deciduous signature tree (individual)
deciduous signature tree (common space)
winter wind defended areas
Prevailing cool winds are deflected over both buildings & private & public spaces allowing maximum use of out door spaces year round
Roof water to be used in houses for showers, toilets, car washing & garden wateringThis is illustrated by expressed aerial aqua-ducts
Non porous ground water collection
Hard paved areas to capture & retain ground water
aerial roof water
brown water storage - “water batteries”
deciduous signature vines
merge landscaping
merge landscaping
B x 2
B x 2
B
B
B
B x 2
B x 2
B x 2
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
B
A x 2
A
C x 2 C x 2 C x 2shop below
C x 2 C x 2 C x 2 C x 2 C x 2 C x 2 C x 2
B x 2
B x 2
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A
A x 2
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A site plan
Community Vaults (under)Orchard/market garden (above)
Look out
Water battery tank (upper)
HUB 1
Open space
Pavilion
Light Court
Rest
Rest
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WR
WRRaised Concourse
HARRINGTON STREET
Syphon TankForecourt
Aqua-duct(aerial)
Lightcourt
0 5 10 15m
WR
Market Garden
Market Garden
Market Garden
Parkland
HUB 2
HUB 3
WR
WR
Social & Movement Strategies
Roof Water Catchment Strategies
Ground Water Strategy
Merging (Context) Strategy
Micro Climate Strategy
Landscape Strategy
TASMANIAN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE HOUSING - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
MEANDERING
DIRE
CT JO
URNE
Y
SANCTUARY
> Wind Break - Create air gap between cool winter winds & building envelopes
> Self Sufficiency & Environmental Tell Tale by produce grown on site- beyond self sufficiency is the imposition of responsibility for environment by literally eat it - harvest traditions
> Orientation to Individual Houses via varying Signature Trees
> Perennial Vegetation performing the following roles; - seasonal climactic
- acknowledgement of annual rythm - placeful variation in time, space &
colour> Merging with surrounding gardens
> Enclosed Building: Wind Shadowing by planing & wind deflecting rooves & shared walls reduces heating requirements
> External Public & Private Spaces: Increase use of external areas (socialising), enjoying meeting others in public space, encouraging walking & having an extended summer in temperamental temperate climate.
> Hard landscaping ground water to social hub is collected in retention tanks and used for garden reticulation and reducing demand on public infrastructure
> Illustrate not bury infrastructure, allow residences to understand and enjoy water movement
Access Strategies
> Hard landscaping to social hub is collected in retention tanks and used for garden reticulation and reducing demand on public infrastructure
> Illustrate not bury infrastructure, allow residences to understand and enjoy water movement
Social and Movement Strategies
Social: provision of a destination that houses groups and individuals with choice of interaction and exposure to others.
Movement: accommodation of ; passive and active, purposeful and meandering, distraction and determined, and public and private.
The design features both a linear, visually revealed, quick transit route into the site, with the choice of a meandering route, slower, more peaceful journey.
> Illustrate and create awareness of the preciousness of water via aerial aqueducts to common collection points
> Evolution not Revolution: develop within the character of the vicinity promoting community acceptance & patronage.
> Strategies include; - placing new structures on ground
benching characteristic of area. - merging with surrounding built
massing includes: break up proposed massing to south
east to be in unison with existing out buildings increasing to dwelling proper
further breakdown/ lower density to north west context
north east street fronts to enfront/acknowledge Harrington Street
west 1 = cultural and climatic vernacular
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
DWELLING TYPE “A”ONE BEDROOM TYPICAL
LOCALLY DISTINCTIVE ACTIVE ENERGY SOURCEDue to the sites inherent qualities including;- northern aspect- steep topographyA thermo siphon system including the capacity to retain water inside a header (top of site) battery tank, is a placeful alternative energy source particular to this site. The header tank/water battery retains some of the reticu-lated siphon water from a lower tank propelled by con-ducted water heated during the day by solar panels. After dusk, the water battery is slowly released down the incline thru a turbine to the bottom tank, creating electri-cal power. After dawn the bottom tank is slowly emptied into the header tank once again.
KIT OF PARTS1. Linked substructure, party walls and soil provide excellent thermal mass for stabilising internal climate
2. Standardised truss system enables solar efficient roof forms cost effectively
3. Ceiling lining providing air seal
4. Air gap and insulation
5. Roof decking
1.
2.
3.
4.5.
SECTION T - T
COMMUNITY VAULTS
DWELLING TYPE “B”TWO BEDROOM TYPICAL
SCALE 1:150
DWELLING TYPE “C”TWO BEDROOM 1 UP 1 DOWN
PERINIAL BUILDING DEVICE Winter wind deflector becomes summer shading device
Conceptual 3d’s
Bed 1 Bed 1
Bed 1Bed 2
prevailing cool wind
Bed 2
Bath/L’dry Bath/
L’dry
Living/Dining
Dining
Lightcourt
L’well
TerracePOS
POS
Living
KitchenKitchen
Kitchen
Bath/L’dry
Look out Orchard/ market garden
battery tank
HUB 1Rest
Raise
d Co
ncou
rse
Lightc
ourt
Parkland
TASMANIAN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE HOUSING - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
west 1
= cultural and climatic vernacular
What is E.S.D.? Nothing without cultural sustainability mixed in. No
community, no environment to be enjoyed by anyone. Conversely, no
environment, no community.
We propose E.C.S.D. (Environmentally, Culturally, Sustainable
Development). Hence this design submission has not given precedent
to any one criteria. Our aim has been to listen and learn from a broad
criteria to achieve an holistic result.
> Orientation to Individual Houses via varying Signature Trees
< ot
her l
ands
cape
d p.
o.s.
inter
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jacen
t to
lands
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pen
spac
e int
ersti
al ed
ge
< ad
jacen
t to
socia
l hub
str
onge
r int
ersti
tial s
pace
ed
ge
HARRINGTON STREET ELEVATION
WEST 1 FROM ABOVE
Aqua-duct
Dire
ct Ro
ute
Mean
der R
oute
Mean
der R
oute
Water Storage Water Storage
wes
t 1 h
arve
st ju
ice
DWELLING TYPE “A”ONE BEDROOM TYPICAL
LOCALLY DISTINCTIVE ACTIVE ENERGY SOURCEDue to the sites inherent qualities including;- northern aspect- steep topographyA thermo siphon system including the capacity to retain water inside a header (top of site) battery tank, is a placeful alternative energy source particular to this site. The header tank/water battery retains some of the reticu-lated siphon water from a lower tank propelled by con-ducted water heated during the day by solar panels. After dusk, the water battery is slowly released down the incline thru a turbine to the bottom tank, creating electri-cal power. After dawn the bottom tank is slowly emptied into the header tank once again.
KIT OF PARTS1. Linked substructure, party walls and soil provide excellent thermal mass for stabilising internal climate
2. Standardised truss system enables solar efficient roof forms cost effectively
3. Ceiling lining providing air seal
4. Air gap and insulation
5. Roof decking
1.
2.
3.
4.5.
SECTION T - T
COMMUNITY VAULTS
DWELLING TYPE “B”TWO BEDROOM TYPICAL
SCALE 1:150
DWELLING TYPE “C”TWO BEDROOM 1 UP 1 DOWN
PERINIAL BUILDING DEVICE Winter wind deflector becomes summer shading device
Conceptual 3d’s
Bed 1 Bed 1
Bed 1Bed 2
prevailing cool wind
Bed 2
Bath/L’dry Bath/
L’dry
Living/Dining
Dining
Lightcourt
L’well
TerracePOS
POS
Living
KitchenKitchen
Kitchen
Bath/L’dry
Look out Orchard/ market garden
battery tank
HUB 1Rest
Raise
d Co
ncou
rse
Lightc
ourt
Parkland
TASMANIAN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE HOUSING - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
west 1
= cultural and climatic vernacular
What is E.S.D.? Nothing without cultural sustainability mixed in. No
community, no environment to be enjoyed by anyone. Conversely, no
environment, no community.
We propose E.C.S.D. (Environmentally, Culturally, Sustainable
Development). Hence this design submission has not given precedent
to any one criteria. Our aim has been to listen and learn from a broad
criteria to achieve an holistic result.
> Orientation to Individual Houses via varying Signature Trees
< ot
her l
ands
cape
d p.
o.s.
inter
stitia
l spa
ce e
dge
< ad
jacen
t to
lands
cape
d pu
blic o
pen
spac
e int
ersti
al ed
ge
< ad
jacen
t to
socia
l hub
str
onge
r int
ersti
tial s
pace
ed
ge
HARRINGTON STREET ELEVATION
WEST 1 FROM ABOVE
Aqua-duct
Dire
ct Ro
ute
Mean
der R
oute
Mean
der R
oute
Water Storage Water Storage
wes
t 1 h
arve
st ju
ice
DWELLING TYPE “A”ONE BEDROOM TYPICAL
LOCALLY DISTINCTIVE ACTIVE ENERGY SOURCEDue to the sites inherent qualities including;- northern aspect- steep topographyA thermo siphon system including the capacity to retain water inside a header (top of site) battery tank, is a placeful alternative energy source particular to this site. The header tank/water battery retains some of the reticu-lated siphon water from a lower tank propelled by con-ducted water heated during the day by solar panels. After dusk, the water battery is slowly released down the incline thru a turbine to the bottom tank, creating electri-cal power. After dawn the bottom tank is slowly emptied into the header tank once again.
KIT OF PARTS1. Linked substructure, party walls and soil provide excellent thermal mass for stabilising internal climate
2. Standardised truss system enables solar efficient roof forms cost effectively
3. Ceiling lining providing air seal
4. Air gap and insulation
5. Roof decking
1.
2.
3.
4.5.
SECTION T - T
COMMUNITY VAULTS
DWELLING TYPE “B”TWO BEDROOM TYPICAL
SCALE 1:150
DWELLING TYPE “C”TWO BEDROOM 1 UP 1 DOWN
PERINIAL BUILDING DEVICE Winter wind deflector becomes summer shading device
Conceptual 3d’s
Bed 1 Bed 1
Bed 1Bed 2
prevailing cool wind
Bed 2
Bath/L’dry Bath/
L’dry
Living/Dining
Dining
Lightcourt
L’well
TerracePOS
POS
Living
KitchenKitchen
Kitchen
Bath/L’dry
Look out Orchard/ market garden
battery tank
HUB 1Rest
Raise
d Co
ncou
rse
Lightc
ourt
Parkland
TASMANIAN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE HOUSING - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
west 1
= cultural and climatic vernacular
What is E.S.D.? Nothing without cultural sustainability mixed in. No
community, no environment to be enjoyed by anyone. Conversely, no
environment, no community.
We propose E.C.S.D. (Environmentally, Culturally, Sustainable
Development). Hence this design submission has not given precedent
to any one criteria. Our aim has been to listen and learn from a broad
criteria to achieve an holistic result.
> Orientation to Individual Houses via varying Signature Trees
< ot
her l
ands
cape
d p.
o.s.
inter
stitia
l spa
ce e
dge
< ad
jacen
t to
lands
cape
d pu
blic o
pen
spac
e int
ersti
al ed
ge
< ad
jacen
t to
socia
l hub
str
onge
r int
ersti
tial s
pace
ed
ge
HARRINGTON STREET ELEVATION
WEST 1 FROM ABOVE
Aqua-duct
Dire
ct Ro
ute
Mean
der R
oute
Mean
der R
oute
Water Storage Water Storage
wes
t 1 h
arve
st ju
ice
Tasmanian Eco Housing Competition eme design pty ltd & Gary Cole
DWELLING TYPE “A”ONE BEDROOM TYPICAL
LOCALLY DISTINCTIVE ACTIVE ENERGY SOURCEDue to the sites inherent qualities including;- northern aspect- steep topographyA thermo siphon system including the capacity to retain water inside a header (top of site) battery tank, is a placeful alternative energy source particular to this site. The header tank/water battery retains some of the reticu-lated siphon water from a lower tank propelled by con-ducted water heated during the day by solar panels. After dusk, the water battery is slowly released down the incline thru a turbine to the bottom tank, creating electri-cal power. After dawn the bottom tank is slowly emptied into the header tank once again.
KIT OF PARTS1. Linked substructure, party walls and soil provide excellent thermal mass for stabilising internal climate
2. Standardised truss system enables solar efficient roof forms cost effectively
3. Ceiling lining providing air seal
4. Air gap and insulation
5. Roof decking
1.
2.
3.
4.5.
SECTION T - T
COMMUNITY VAULTS
DWELLING TYPE “B”TWO BEDROOM TYPICAL
SCALE 1:150
DWELLING TYPE “C”TWO BEDROOM 1 UP 1 DOWN
PERINIAL BUILDING DEVICE Winter wind deflector becomes summer shading device
Conceptual 3d’s
Bed 1 Bed 1
Bed 1Bed 2
prevailing cool wind
Bed 2
Bath/L’dry Bath/
L’dry
Living/Dining
Dining
Lightcourt
L’well
TerracePOS
POS
Living
KitchenKitchen
Kitchen
Bath/L’dry
Look out Orchard/ market garden
battery tank
HUB 1Rest
Raise
d Co
ncou
rse
Lightc
ourt
Parkland
TASMANIAN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE HOUSING - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
west 1
= cultural and climatic vernacular
What is E.S.D.? Nothing without cultural sustainability mixed in. No
community, no environment to be enjoyed by anyone. Conversely, no
environment, no community.
We propose E.C.S.D. (Environmentally, Culturally, Sustainable
Development). Hence this design submission has not given precedent
to any one criteria. Our aim has been to listen and learn from a broad
criteria to achieve an holistic result.
> Orientation to Individual Houses via varying Signature Trees
< ot
her l
ands
cape
d p.
o.s.
inter
stitia
l spa
ce e
dge
< ad
jacen
t to
lands
cape
d pu
blic o
pen
spac
e int
ersti
al ed
ge
< ad
jacen
t to
socia
l hub
str
onge
r int
ersti
tial s
pace
ed
ge
HARRINGTON STREET ELEVATION
WEST 1 FROM ABOVE
Aqua-duct
Dire
ct Ro
ute
Mean
der R
oute
Mean
der R
oute
Water Storage Water Storage
wes
t 1 h
arve
st ju
ice
DWELLING TYPE “A”ONE BEDROOM TYPICAL
LOCALLY DISTINCTIVE ACTIVE ENERGY SOURCEDue to the sites inherent qualities including;- northern aspect- steep topographyA thermo siphon system including the capacity to retain water inside a header (top of site) battery tank, is a placeful alternative energy source particular to this site. The header tank/water battery retains some of the reticu-lated siphon water from a lower tank propelled by con-ducted water heated during the day by solar panels. After dusk, the water battery is slowly released down the incline thru a turbine to the bottom tank, creating electri-cal power. After dawn the bottom tank is slowly emptied into the header tank once again.
KIT OF PARTS1. Linked substructure, party walls and soil provide excellent thermal mass for stabilising internal climate
2. Standardised truss system enables solar efficient roof forms cost effectively
3. Ceiling lining providing air seal
4. Air gap and insulation
5. Roof decking
1.
2.
3.
4.5.
SECTION T - T
COMMUNITY VAULTS
DWELLING TYPE “B”TWO BEDROOM TYPICAL
SCALE 1:150
DWELLING TYPE “C”TWO BEDROOM 1 UP 1 DOWN
PERINIAL BUILDING DEVICE Winter wind deflector becomes summer shading device
Conceptual 3d’s
Bed 1 Bed 1
Bed 1Bed 2
prevailing cool wind
Bed 2
Bath/L’dry Bath/
L’dry
Living/Dining
Dining
Lightcourt
L’well
TerracePOS
POS
Living
KitchenKitchen
Kitchen
Bath/L’dry
Look out Orchard/ market garden
battery tank
HUB 1Rest
Raise
d Co
ncou
rse
Lightc
ourt
Parkland
TASMANIAN ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE HOUSING - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION
west 1
= cultural and climatic vernacular
What is E.S.D.? Nothing without cultural sustainability mixed in. No
community, no environment to be enjoyed by anyone. Conversely, no
environment, no community.
We propose E.C.S.D. (Environmentally, Culturally, Sustainable
Development). Hence this design submission has not given precedent
to any one criteria. Our aim has been to listen and learn from a broad
criteria to achieve an holistic result.
> Orientation to Individual Houses via varying Signature Trees
< ot
her l
ands
cape
d p.
o.s.
inter
stitia
l spa
ce e
dge
< ad
jacen
t to
lands
cape
d pu
blic o
pen
spac
e int
ersti
al ed
ge
< ad
jacen
t to
socia
l hub
str
onge
r int
ersti
tial s
pace
ed
ge
HARRINGTON STREET ELEVATION
WEST 1 FROM ABOVE
Aqua-duct
Dire
ct Ro
ute
Mean
der R
oute
Mean
der R
oute
Water Storage Water Storage
wes
t 1 h
arve
st ju
ice
