Saturday, 11 July 2015

Open Building Intensive with Professor Kendall

Open Building Applications For Housing Typologies: 

Mixed-Use Row House


Students were given the task to critically analyze existing living and service spaces through precedent studies of their chosen building typologies and design possible fixed and infill systems within their base building for people to inhabit. Fixed systems included service and staircase shafts as well as door and window openings on the facades of the base building. Infill systems included the interior drywalls and doors within the design.

The concept was to design a mixed-use row house with optimum living and trading spaces for its residents and stakeholders. The design suggests a possible extension space for the ground floor retail program and/or the first and second floor residential spaces.








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