2012年度卒業論文 Habitt-Habits & Habits-Environment/M.Mattis
- 1. Habitat-Habits & Habits-Environment 地域−習慣＆習慣−環境
- 3. • Humanity is pushed by the research of technological progress which agrees with a quest of natural resources without real thoughts about our ecosystem balance and possible consequences on future generations. • Suburb’s residential accommodations neglected conception due to lack of ecological notion. • The need in electricity, heating and cooling of buildings represent 40% of society’s need in energy. • Energy reorientation does not pose any technological problem, nor economical if well calculated. It is the matter of a political and cultural issue.
- 4. The architect must then by his direct influence on consumers and property developers suggest solutions to create sustainable habitats, that can adapt to it’s occupant The architect must: • repair the present more than think the future • be a thinker, a creator
- 6. Mobile walls System • Shell includes bearing structure and all necessary insulations • Grid rails system fitted in the upper-floor bearing beams • Customisable interior • Vertical, horizontal and 90 degrees sliding • Mobile walls fixed by to two ball bearing systems
- 7. General System Presentation Parallel Bearing Beams, Grid Beams , Linear System
- 8. Mobile Walls • Personalised space arrangement • Acoustic insulation • Electrical output • Storage • Security
- 9. Rails and Ball bearings • Easy to handle sliding • High capacity bearing • Electrical system
- 10. Grid Beams
- 11. Structural idea • Plane system composed by crossed beams • All the beams take over a designated load, by diffusing the load in all directions.
- 12. Assembly • The grid can be supported by poles or builded in the walls • Several junction points, whose design and creation defines the good static and economic behaviour of the structure
- 13. Equipments • Home automation • Movable electricity outlets • Zone Heating • Lighting Fix position Removable In-wall
- 14. Study Case In offices
- 15. Study Case At home
- 16. Conclusion • Every details of the system has • Civilisations of today have come to be adapted to its scope of to a point of transition application • We have the power of influence • The choice of the materials results on the method of assembly as well as on the • With ecological and economic advantages, the individual and mechanic properties of the social benefits increase too system • It is of major importance to • Economic criteria, environmental qualities and social effects go consider all the facets of each hand in hand project to assure the flexibility of the system on the long term
- 21. Rail and Ball-Bearing Detail Stand Detail