The following report is reflecting our work on the Bangkok Fashion Hub, based on an architectural competition held by HMMD, in November 2014. The fashion industry is seen as one of the most energy intensive industries, and therefore harmful for the environment. So the project aims to design the building with as little carbon footprint as possible, through energy conservation, and reduction of energy consumption. In addition, eco-friendly fabric raw material, bamboo, will be cultivated on site, as to help reduce the carbon footprint of the industry too. Analyzing the climate and the surroundings were our first steps, combining this with the local culture and our own vision on a South-Asian fashion house, we got our architectural solution and form that would attain our goals. The report mainly consists of our research of such different cultural context, hot-humid climate, and the technological and architectural solutions that are implemented.
Il seguente report traccia il nostro lavoro sul Bangkok Fashion Hub, un progetto nato dall'idea di un concorso architettonico nel novembre 2014. Il settore della moda è visto come uno dei più industrie ad alto consumo energetico, e quindi dannoso per l'ambiente. Tale progetto si basa sulla conservazione e la riduzione del consumo energetico e sulla creazione di un punto di riferimento per la moda di Bangkok. L'analisi del clima locale e lo studio delle soluzioni architettoniche sono stati i nostri primi passi nella ricerca di strategie per la gestione sostenibile del consumo energetico dell'edificio. Le nostre indagini sul contesto culturale in termini di architettura e tecnologie, e le nostre riflessioni sul significato della moda in un paese Sud-asiatico, hanno supportato le nostre decisioni durante la fase di progettazione architettonica, come ha fatto anche l'analisi dettagliata dell'energia sul modulo volumetrico. Un'enfasi particolare in questo report sarà data alle informazioni ottenute durante la nostra ricerca e alle soluzioni tecnologiche che sono state implementate di conseguenza
Fashion hub Bangkok
GRANCELLI, ROBERTO AGUSTIN;BARZILAY, VIKTOR;
2015/2016
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The following report is reflecting our work on the Bangkok Fashion Hub, based on an architectural competition held by HMMD, in November 2014. The fashion industry is seen as one of the most energy intensive industries, and therefore harmful for the environment. So the project aims to design the building with as little carbon footprint as possible, through energy conservation, and reduction of energy consumption. In addition, eco-friendly fabric raw material, bamboo, will be cultivated on site, as to help reduce the carbon footprint of the industry too. Analyzing the climate and the surroundings were our first steps, combining this with the local culture and our own vision on a South-Asian fashion house, we got our architectural solution and form that would attain our goals. The report mainly consists of our research of such different cultural context, hot-humid climate, and the technological and architectural solutions that are implemented.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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https://hdl.handle.net/10589/117473