Istanbul - Byzantine, Ottoman, Mosques

Istanbul - Byzantine, Ottoman, Mosques

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Architecture is dead - Long live the Architect! All of the Nine Principles of Regenerative Architecture fit under this category. The Nine Principles of Regenerative Architecture's objectives were met thanks in part to the R Urban Intervention Dwelling design method that was used to create the Coop House. The design approach was highly meticulous because it began with the coop's existing structure and progressed via site analysis, form translation, and form development. One fluid surface that flows, mutates, and transforms to provide all of the amenities that are built into the structure makes up the inside of the living area. The bathroom is intended to be a wet bath, which means it lacks a separate shower or bath stall in favor of an overhead showerhead that uses the entire room as the shower area.

The entire interior surface, including the bathroom amenities, kitchen counter surfaces, bench seating for lounge seating, and an interior thermal mass wall, is covered with the same approach. Between the walls dividing the living space from the greenhouse and the thermal mass wall is the bathroom. The sleeping loft, which is integrated into the building above the mass wall, the bathroom, and out into the greenhouse space, is an additional 100 square feet approximately. Integrating the hot water plumbing into the thermal mass wall prevents heat loss, insulates the pipes to help prevent heat loss, and may even help heat the water when the wood fire is running. The function of the wall is maximized by incorporating the wood storage into the façade, which also gives the occupants easy access to and protection for their cordwood. A translucent fiberglass covering covers the top half of the inside surface of the wood storage area. An integrated cord wood storage box for zone zero access to heating fuel is built onto the eastern façade.

A number of manufactured and integrated zone 1 annual and perennial food production planters are affixed to the eastern and southern edges of the deck on the structure's southern side. Here the dinnerware, pumpkins, and candles all are black and white color. Most poignantly, as white veterans of North and South reconciled, it was left to their black comrades to remind Americans on Memorial Day that the Union army had fought for freedom for African Americans. With dual/multi-core designs coming to the fore, it's a gimmick best left to the PIV era. It is a timeless design style and is not rooted in any specific period or era. Since the final shape required numerous formal modifications, the design process was iterated upon. Due to the application of the location analysis data throughout all iterations, which forced modifications when the analysis was applied to the form, the procedure needed to be iterated. 1. The main disadvantage of gueridons is that they can be expensive due to the intricate detailing and craftsmanship. The tombs of the rulers-at Byblos, for instance-were furnished with objects of fine craftsmanship in gold, ivory, ebony, and obsidian.

The Bauhaus melded and brought to life conversations around art, society and technology through elements of traditional fine art and more modern design education. The table settings include fine china plates with a silver rim, silver flatware, and crystal glasses. The interior of the sleeping loft has a flowing design that improves ventilation within the area while also enhancing sleeping comfort. The living area end of the open loft is where it is the widest. A gently sloping ramp leads the occupant up and into the wide, welcome area that serves as the entry way from the street. The top of the greenhouse floor is one foot above street level and two feet below the existing slab of the chicken coop. For the people living in the building to use during the pleasant weather months, the overhang above curls down at the edge. A building may take on the role of the site and engage with the surrounding environment. The iterative method was required in order to understand and create the relationships that each building and site element had with one another, as was previously discussed in the section headed "Whole Systems "Neuron" Mapping." As many mutually beneficial and encouraging connections as possible must be made.