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    Literature Case Study: ARCHITECT:keywow

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    This 9-floor office building in Taiwan uses local architectural elements and passive design strategies to connect to the urban context and climate. Setbacks on each floor provide outdoor space for pedestrians. Vertical and horizontal shading on the facade regulates sunlight and ventilation. Natural materials like stone and timber are used inside to reference local culture and improve indoor air quality.

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    This 9-floor office building in Taiwan uses local architectural elements and passive design strategies to connect to the urban context and climate. Setbacks on each floor provide outdoor space for pedestrians. Vertical and horizontal shading on the facade regulates sunlight and ventilation. Natural materials like stone and timber are used inside to reference local culture and improve indoor air quality.

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    ARCHITECT:keywow

    architeture
    PLACE :Taiwan
    AREA :3160.99M2
    YEAR :2018
    FLOORS :9 floors
    CONCEPT:A building is not merely a place
    for fitting variable activities within, it should
    have relationship between the neighborhood
    and the building itself,and should be easily
    connected to the urban development

    The project is a 9-floor office building (7 floors


    above ground), placed at an emerging redevelop-
    ment zone which is accessible to any location within
    the city,thus trying to connect with the urban devel-
    opment.

    It has a11-meter setback from the road,providing


    pedestrians with extra place to rest and chill in busy
    urban area.

    Use of common elements in traditional architec-


    ture such as thin line, round corner, and removable
    window to design has possesses Taiwanese features,
    geographically and culturally. Thus local architec-
    tural value is achieved in this building

    In addition to satisfying basic functional re-


    quirements, we try to fulfill architectural
    concepts that we always consider valuable in
    response to the physical environment, such
    as daylight access, ventilation, heat insulation
    and sun shading. the extensive use of vertical
    or horizontal shading devices on the building
    facade is in consideration to the climate and
    angle of sunlight.

    LITERATURE CASERICH
    STUDY
    GREEN BUILDING
    Reflecting warm subtropical climate in
    Taiwan, vertical and horizontal sun shad-
    ing becomes the major element to form
    the facade of Richgreen Building.

    Without using sparkling tiles, the synergy


    between shadow, sunlight, vertical vege-
    tation, and plain material creates unique
    features of the building.

    In spite of the fixed floor area ratio given,


    we enrich the characteristics of Richgreen
    Building by locating a setback terrace on
    each floor.

    MATERIAL USAGE:

    Despite the fact that the building is mainly built of rein-


    forced concrete, we adopt other structural types such as
    timber and steel structure in some areas.

    for surface materials, natural materials and materials that


    represent local culture, for example, natural stone, timber,
    cut pebble surface, and close lightly pebble surface, etc are
    used.

    Used natural stones and native plants on landscaping so


    that it adapt to the environment well.

    In indoor space, beauty of architecture is expressed through five


    human senses.

    utilized Lao Cypress & Japanese Cedar for planter box ,both
    disperse light scent and can absorb sunlight directly from the
    skylight and help adjust indoor temperature and humidity.

    while sunlight fall through window the reflection from the plant-
    er boxes’ metal surface makes the wall shiny and more colorful.

    LITERATURE CASERICH
    STUDY
    GREEN BUILDING
    PLAN
    F1 F2

    PEDESTRIAN ENTRY-

    2M ENTRY [VEHICULAR]
    3F

    6F LEGEND
    IF 2M
    A-RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT A-BOOK COLLECTION
    B-LOBBY B-STAIRS
    C-RECYCLING ROOM C-DISCUSSION AREA
    D-ACCESSIBLE RESTROOM D-OFFICE AREA
    E-PARKING ENTRANCE E-READING CORNER
    F-POOL
    G-4 m EXTRA SET BACK 2F
    H-2m WALKWAY A-OFFICE AREA
    I-WHEELCHAIR RAMP B-BOOK COLLECTION AREA
    J-MOTORCYCLE PARKING AREA C-LOUNGE
    D-OFFICE AREA
    3F E-LOBBY
    A-SETBACK TERRACE F-TIMBER MEETING ROOM
    B-MEETING ROOM G-MEETING ROOM
    C-STORAGE ROOM H-DRAWING OR PRINTING ROOM
    D-RECEPTION
    E-OFFICE AREA 6F
    F-MEETING AREA A-SETBACK TERRACE
    B-OFFICE AREA

    LITERATURE CASERICH
    STUDY
    GREEN BUILDING
    SECTION

    REAR
    FRONT

    GL

    PARKING

    LITERATURE CASE STUDY


    RICH GREEN BUILDING

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