buttefly school Finland 2nd Prize Aino Korhonen isover multi-comfort house students contest 2014: school of future

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1 buttefly school Finland 2nd Prize Aino Korhonen isover multi-comfort house students contest 2014: school of future

2 master plan IDEA CONCEPT WHY WHAT HOW

3 floor plan IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

4 floor plan IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

5 learning programme Functions Physical wing Science wing Homenests Groups Active learning Group learning Silent learning Multi learning IDEA CONCEPT PROGRAMME WHAT HOW Communal spaces Behavior Learning from others

6 learning programme Functions Physical wing Science wing Homenests Groups Active learning Group learning Silent learning Multi learning IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW Communal spaces Behavior Learning from others

7 learning programme Functions Physical wing Science wing Homenests Groups Active learning Group learning Silent learning Multi learning IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW Communal spaces Behavior Learning from others

8 child friendly environment IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW Goals: 1. child friendly environment affordances possibility for independent movement social intercourse safety without fences supports child s natural curiosity learning 2. teaching children energy efficiency and green technologies techniques are not hidden: available for student study acess to explore cultivation 3. reducing sitting architecture is forcing to move

9 choosing the correct scale IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

10 security/ safety IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

11 fence free school Source: IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

12 floor plan IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

13 sections IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

14 Planning strategies: sustainable strategies acoustic comfort thermal comfort visual comfort daylighting better light quality lower operational costs decreased carbon footprint reduced peak usage connection to nature improved student performance Integrated Energy Design Energy efficient building shell Environmentally preferable materials & products Waste reduction Water collection & re-use IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW High-performance eletric lighting (when daylight not enough)

15 section IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

16 detail IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

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18 materials wooden fasades and construction (C=2 bond) Clay Stone flooring (Thermal energy) energy efficient windows solar panels IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW

19 wood Last wooden houses of Turkey are falling into decay and the tendency is to replace them with concrete buildings. A unique form of vernacular architecture is in danger to become lost. Wooden houses of Istanbul are mainly been built between 19th century and 20th century Two major types: the konak and the row house. Building techniques: Stone foundations with timber skeletal frame support of two or three storeys topped by a terrace-like roof surface. Narrow planks are nailed to the outside surfaces, while the inside walls are coated with lime plaster. The Turkish system is similar to the American balloon or basket frame. The favoured wood is pine, with beech used for interior woodwork. The lumber used in Istanbul houses came from nearby forests, either on the Asiatic side or the European side. The Caspian coast is especially rich in forests. Lumber was then shipped to the harbour for unloading and distribution. The relatively simple balloon-frame construction methods contrast with the fanciful decorative features of the houses. The facades are dressed with an enormous variety of carved and cut-out woodwork lending an air of gaiety and whimsy to the houses The tradition of wood-carving and woodwork in Turkey is rich and sophisticated. A series of beautifully carved and inlaid wooden doors' dating from the 13th century onward, marked the entrance to mosques and palaces. During the later Ottoman period this originally royal art-form found a place in the domestic architecture of the wealthy citizens of Istanbul. In a more simple manner it was also used in modest houses. source: // The wooden houses of Istanbul by June Taboroff IDEA CONCEPT METHOD WHAT HOW Source: Straßenzeile mit Holzhäusern in Zeyrek, 1977 DAI

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