FINAL REVIEW_MUBAI

June 8, 2016 · by · in

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This term I focused on structure, HVAC and landscape of my project. For structure, I added diagonal pieces in the roof trusses to resist lateral forces which lead to an issue that it will be impossible for people to walk outside through the trusses. I changed my scheme that I added glazing gaps between each bends in order to let people see the view of the waterfront landscape and the river. I worked on shelves between double glazing facade as shading devices and showed how people can get plants on the shelves.  I also revised the market place with the floor openings, stairs and lights. I really like this project though it is hard to make it real. So the next step I will mainly focus on the roof farming system to see how it will be real possible for people to farm on the such curved roof.

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