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160 Gloucester Street 48Hr Design Challenge

160 Gloucester Street 48Hr Design Challenge. Key Aspects of the Project. In Context of Social Cultural, Ecological and Economic Factors Vision for high performance building Environmentally sensitive - e.g power / thermal Low energy losses e.g insulation Predominately naturally ventilated

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160 Gloucester Street 48Hr Design Challenge

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  1. 160 Gloucester Street 48Hr Design Challenge

  2. Key Aspects of the Project • In Context of Social Cultural, Ecological and Economic Factors • Vision for high performance building • Environmentally sensitive - e.g power / thermal • Low energy losses e.g insulation • Predominately naturally ventilated • Green roofs • Enhances use of adjoining open spaces • Engineered timber structure (LVL - Expan system) • Future proofing

  3. The Site 160 Gloucester Street Before After

  4. Spatial Plan Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor Third Floor

  5. 3D - Perspective External render of shop front Arial view of green roof

  6. Cross Section East Section North Section Street Section (30km)

  7. StreetScape Plan • Integration with New Regent St (Romanesque) - Retail, walking, cycling, tram & service vehicles • Provides some green space use of rare indigenous spp / taonga of the plains, dunes & riverbeds • Springs running through river stone paving - revealed through hard ground surface glass

  8. StreetScape Plan

  9. Wider City Context • * Shows structure & ideal strong links of suburban villages to central city (black Circles) • * In particular a much stronger/faster connection between Canterbury University & Riccarton commercial/service/food/ * Entertainment sector & to central city • * Shows optimum configuration of habitat patches & linkages that feed into urban forest ( Light green Nodes) • * Highlights traditional Maori sites of significance – examples of mahinga kai, urupa, (brown nodes) & key trails/routes from Te Waihora to Kaiapoi, to Rapaki & across plains to West Coast (Ti symbol)

  10. Managing a Vibrant City • Enticing people to city centre through sports, events, entertainment. • Car-free centre; street calming (Green) • Extended tram system to new Hub in South west corner. ( Based around AMI stadium etc.

  11. Conclusion • “Green” hi-tech wooden structured building with native planted green roof • Insulates & attenuates storm water which is trained & visible thru site, reflecting older waterways & symbolizing Maori traditional connection with water; • Storage for bicycles; • Offices with common services - including roof top gardens, showers for cycle commuters Trees Totara Kowhai Manatu Ti Kouka Houhere kanuka

  12. Conclusion • 160 Gloucester Street • Blank walls of adjacent buildings decorated with living wall attachments & art works – an aerial rendering of Port Hills profile to south suspended between buildings & featuring Te Heru - o – Kahukura and Tauhinu Korokio, etc • By implementing developments similar to this design the city will be vibrant and sustainable.

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