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Week V Assignment 2024

The document outlines the requirements for an Integrated Design Project due on November 12, 2024, focusing on site analysis, program development, conceptual development, and case studies. It includes specific parameters for site analysis such as climate, topography, and utilities, as well as guidelines for programming and conceptual development. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of local and international case studies in informing the design process.

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Week V Assignment 2024

The document outlines the requirements for an Integrated Design Project due on November 12, 2024, focusing on site analysis, program development, conceptual development, and case studies. It includes specific parameters for site analysis such as climate, topography, and utilities, as well as guidelines for programming and conceptual development. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of local and international case studies in informing the design process.

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INTEGRATED DESIGN PROJECT I

WEEK V – Nov 12, 2024

Project description

Project Name and definition of terms


 Define the title of the project and explain how your tile
relate or differs from othersimilar titles
Problem statement
 State the problem or the issue, which your project
wants to address through architectural design
Objective of the project
 Describe the main objectives of the project.
Target Groups/Users
 Indicate the target groups or users for which your project is
intended.
Assignment 003- Major project
Selected Site analysis
Format: Max 5 A1 Landscape
Submission date: Nov 12/2024/ 3:00 local time

Parameters
Location: site location, road directions in to the site and out to urban landmarks or locations/ area of the site with dimensions including road width
Climate: Sun path (shade analysis), wind (prevailing or winter, humidity, temperature

Topography: Slope percentage, elevation difference, section on x and y direction


Soil: type of soil, bearing capacity, porosity, stability
Sensory analysis: Visibility, visual quality, noise and odor
Utilities: sanitary sewer, storm sewer, electricity, water, telecommunication
Historic: Building and landmarks, archaeological sites

Land use: Prior land use, land use on adjoining properties


Circulation: Street types and function, traffic volume
Vegetation: coverage and type of trees/species
Assignment 004- Major project
Program development
Format: Max 5 A1 Landscape
Submission date: Nov 12/2024/ 3:00 local time

Programming is a process

Is ‘‘A process leading to the statement of an architectural problem and the requirements to be met in offering a solution”

Programming IS analysis - Design IS synthesis

Program: List of accommodations: List the accommodations/functions of the project based on the objective and pre
design study conducted

Standards: Furniture and fixtures size; Room size requirements (length, width and height); Circulation
requirements (Stairs and corridors; Opening requirements (doors and windows); Light and ventilation
requirements; Safety and security requirements; Parking

Area: Calculate the area required for each accommodations/functions


Assignment 004- Major project
Program development
Develop the program according to the table provided below

Area Furnishings, Adjacencies Max Orient Interface with Unique Unique Fenestration Emotional
Function equipment primary & occupancy ation exterior features: lighting & HVAC & requirements, requirements,
type, quality secondary parking, street, electrical plumbing placement, intended feelings or
subway, garden approximate emotions occupant
and size sizing of desired should experience
window
1 Strong

2 stable

1 mechanical

2 Visually appealing

1 Clinical atmosphere

2
1
2

1 Organized

2
1
2
Conceptual development/ Form development

Conceptual development Form development


 An idea, or several ideas, which will become the catalyst for your design
 Some thing formed in the mind / a thought or notion A combination of concept and site analysis
 Mind representation
 Solution
 Driving force of any project / an identity

Craft the initial storyline that will serve as a catalyst for the development of
the project. This idea will be used in guiding the project progress and detailed
development
Where do IDEAS (CONCEPTS) come from?
Site (site analysis)
Program (functional requirements)
Place / Culture / Society
Technology / Material / Method
Personal Architectural influences
 Space / Emotions
 Speed / Technology
 Memory / Place
Precedent research
Architectural Theories
Case study: Local and international

Both local and international

Select one international project and one local project that is similar to your project and
review the projects with supportive photos, drawings and illustration considering the
descriptions below:

Project Name; Location and Architect; Concept and its development; Contextual consideration and Site
Planning, Organization, relation, zoning and function of spaces; Architectural Core/Vertical Circulation;
entrance and circulation through spaces; Spatial quality - Form, Proportion, Light, View, Ventilation; Human
Interaction and Habitability; Façade/Envelope System; Aesthetics and Articulation of form; Sustainability and
Environmental Considerations; Material – Type, color, texture, pattern; Construction and Structural System;
Electrical, Mechanical, HVAC and Sanitary System; Fire and Safety; Service and Control System; Parking
Solution; Waste Management System; Urban Impact and Place Making
Site planning/ Zoning/ Bubble diagram/ Matrix diagram

Zoning Bubble Matrix diagram


Site planning
Land use – indicate how the site is used to accommodate
various functions
Roads and parking – indicate vehicular, pedestrian
walkways & parking areas
Building configuration – setback, orientation, level
Open space landscaping – show how the external spaces
are handled
Utilities – Sanitary (septic tank and water tank), Electrical
inlets and transformerlocation, telephone

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