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1INTRODUCTION
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What isahouse?
A houseisabuildingwhichservesasaliving
quarters foroneormultiple families,it usually
consists of agroundfloorandoneormoreupper
floors.
Historyofhouses?
Longagoindividualsusedto live outinthe open. Over
time they eventually beganto findshelter in treesand
caves. As timepassed on,people started to maketheir
ownhomesusingnatural materials found withintheir
environment. Later onthey discovered waysto make
certain materialsand hence begancreating and
experimentingwith different ways to construct
houses.
Specifically inGhana, methodsof constructionlongago
werethe wallmethodssuchasatakpame, wattleand
daubandsun-driedbricks. Roofswere madeofthatch
orother roofswereflat mudroofs. Thefloorswere
madeof rammedlaterite soil.
What isamusician?
A musicianisanindividualwhoengages inthe art and
practice of makingmusic.Musicianscreate and perform
musicusingtheirvoice, instruments,ora combination of
both. They maycompose,arrange, andinterpret
musicalpieces, contributingto the creation of melodies,
harmonies,rhythms, and lyrics.
TypesofHouses?
Singlefamily house
Apartment
Duplex/Triplex/Quadplex
Townhouses
Mansions
Bungalows
Cottages
Somefunctionalspaces
ofhouses?
LivingRoom
DiningRoom
Kitchen
Bedroom
Bathroom
Courtyard
Laundry
Storage
Garage
Typesofmusicians?
Instrumentalists:Musicians whoprimarilyplay
musicalinstruments,suchasguitarists, pianists,
drummers,saxophonists, etc.
Vocalists/Singers: Musicians whouse their
voice asthe primaryinstrument,singing
melodiesandoften delivering lyrics.
Composers: Individualswhocreate andwrite
music,includingmelodies,harmonies, and
arrangements. Composers mayworkwithsheet
musicorcreate inadigital format.
What isaVisualArtist?
A visualartist isanindividualwhocreates visual art,
whichisart that isexperiencedprimarily throughthe
senseof sight. Visualartists use various forms,
techniques, andmediumsto express their ideas,
emotions, andconcepts.
Typesofvisualartist?
Painting: Artists use pigments, brushes, and
other tools to create images on surfaces like
canvas, paper, orwood.
Drawing: Artists use pencils, charcoal, ink, or
other materials to create images on paper or
other surfaces.
Sculpture: Artists manipulatematerials suchas
clay, stone, metal, wood,orfoundobjects to
create three-dimensional artworks.
DesignBrief
Theobjective of thisproject isto designa5 bedroom
residence for aGhanaian musician.This musicianhas
4 children andawifewhoisavisual artist.
The space shouldbe comfortable,functional and
sustainable.
UserAnalysis
Listening room
Family room
Gamesroom
NAME: JONATHAN KWEKU
AWOTE-MENSAH (JAE5)
AGE: 41
OCCUPATION: RECORD
PRODUCER, MIXING
ENGINEER
GENRE: AFROSWING,
AFROBEATS, DANCEHALL
HOBBIES: TENNIS, DISC
JOCKEY, MOVIES
NAME: MARCELINE
AWOTE-MENSAH
AGE: 40
OCCUPATION:
VISUAL ARTIST
HOBBIES: EXERCISE,
SWIMMING, READING
NAME: JABARI
AWOTE-MENSAH
AGE: 19
OCCUPATION:
STUDENT
HOBBIES:
SPORTS, READING,
GAMING
NAME: CHADWICK
AWOTE-MENSAH
AGE: 19
OCCUPATION:
STUDENT
HOBBIES: MOVIES,
READING, GAMING
NAME: KENDRICK
AWOTE-MENSAH
AGE: 13
OCCUPATION:
STUDENT
HOBBIES:
SPORTS, SINGING,
MOVIES
NAME: NALA AWOTE-
MENSAH
AGE: 16
OCCUPATION:
STUDENT
HOBBIES:
DRAWING, SINGING
Program
(Architect’s Brief)
Livingroom
Diningroom
Kitchen
Bedroom
Laundry room Art
studio Recording
studioHome
office
Instrument
storage
Rehearsal space
Soundproof room
Buildingtrends?
Sustainable Design
Modular Construction
Smart Materials (e.g. Hydro-
ceramics)
Use of Timber(LessCO2
emission)
Biophilia
Adaptive Reuse of materials
Green roof
Multi-functional spaces
3D Printing
Modern
house
Townhouse
Mansion
Duplex
Instrumentalist Composer
Examplesof visualart
Art studio
Musicstudio
Biophilia Sustainability
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1.Master bedroom
2.Bedroom 3.
Bedroom
4. Homeoffice
5. Familyroom
6. Living room
7.Kitchen
8.Wet kitchen
9.Courtyard 10.
Garage
11.GuestBedroom
12.Bedroom 13.
Bedroom
A. Staff quarters
B. Staff quarters
Private spaces
Public/Semi-
publicspaces
Secluded
spaces
Accesspoints
Circulation
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2PRECEDENT STUDY
NAME: MDG BARONEZA HOUSE
LOCATION: BRAZIL
ARCHITECT: GÁLVEZ & MÁRTON
ARQUITETURA
AREA: 1360M^2
YEAR: 2021
Introduction
MDG Baronezahouseissituated ontwogentle slopes,
facingabeautiful view of the terrain. Located inbrazil, the
architect’s wantedto create abuildingthat connects
architecture andnature aswellaspromoting simultaneous
living.Thiswastheir concept.
Layout
Thesite sitsonagentle slopeoverlooking the terrain,
hencebeingaffected by reliefwinds.It isoriented North-
South andthe site isaccessed fromthe south.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Thelocation of the site isinSao Paolo, Brazil, andis
affected by a humidsub-tropical climate. The prevailing
windsare the northeasterly trade winds.
With regardsto natural daylighting, the site islocated in
Brazilwhichisinthe southern hemisphere, meaningthat
the sunpredominantly shinesfromthe north.
Thus since the glazing is majorly on the northside,
there is an abundance of natural daylight into the
space.
Site Access
Ventilation
LOWER FLOOR PLAN
Structural Make-up
MDG Baronezahouseismainlyconstructed of concrete,
and steel wherearchitecturally necessary. A lightweight
metalroof covers thisbuildingand separates the social
spaces fromthe service block, garageandwet kitchen.
Thefloorfinishismainly, polishedconcrete, orgiant
concrete tiles. The wallfinishes alternate between
stone, woodcladding, glassandcement-sand
plastering. The ceiling finishes alternate between wood
cladding, POP andmetal.
With regardsto the fenestration, the building’s
orientationandshape, alongwithits strategic positioning
of windowsandcurtain wallsat the north andsouthside
allowforgenerous crossventilation.
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Terrain views
Access roadfrmthe south
Newly developing area
Proximity of Master bedto kitchen
Metal roof deteriorating after afew years
Thesite isslopedtherefore the
foundation isstepped, hence creating
anopportunity for the architect to
extend the ground floorover the
lowerfloor,to create extra space
withoutexcessive excavation.
Stairs
Kitchen
Livinganddining
Front entrance
Pool view
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Thevillaisorientedto face westsoto capture the sunset views
aswellasthe natural predominantwind.Thisinturn affects the
microclimate alongsidethe pool, whichgives evaporative
cooling. The lushvegetation alsoaddsto the micro-climate by
creating acooler shadedenvironment.
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1.Entry
2.Living 3.
Dining 4.
Kitchen 5.
Retail 6.
Retail 7.
Bedroom 8.
Bedroom
9.Master Bedroom
10.Bedroom 11.
Bedroom
Private spaces
Public/Semi-
publicspaces
Commercial
spaces
Accesspoints
Circulation
Ventilation
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3PRECEDENT STUDY
NAME: SUNCOAST VILLA
LOCATION: BALI, INDONESIA
ARCHITECT: BIOMBO ARCHITECTS
AREA: 336M^2
YEAR: 2019
Introduction
Thesuncoastvillaisa5 bedroomhouseinthe popular place of
Canggu,Bali. It hasatotal areaof 336sqm andis actually
seperated into twobuildingssothat twoof the bedroomscan
act asrentable studioapartments. The buildingtakes majorityof
the site since it wasasmallplot.
Theconcept forthisvilla wasto connect the interior spaces
withthe exterior spaces, andthiswasachieved by havingno
partitionwallsandampleglazing.
Observations
SPACIAL LAYOUT
Tobeginwith,there are twoaccess points, oneleading
directly to the private quarters of the residenceand another
leadingdirectly towardthe pooldeck andlivingroom.
Theprivate andpublicspaces are separated by three elements
that being,the pool, the bridgeandupperfloor. Thecommercial
space iscompletelybarredoff fromthe publiclivingareas
havingnoaccess between these spaces.
SPACIAL CIRCULATON AND ZONING
Thereisgoodease of access to allspaces. As mentioned
beforethe publicandprivate spaces were separated well, but
soare the commercial spaces fromthe mainliving area. The
publicarea alongsidethe commercial area are the noisiest part
of the houseandhave beenwell separated fromthe private
rooms.
withinthe houseandonefromoutside leadingdirectly to the
rooms. Thereisalsoabridgethat connects the potentialrental
roomsto the other rooms.
FIRSTFLOOR PLAN
FURNITURE ORIENTATION
Furnitureaffects circulation quite alot. The furniturein these
spaces are quiteminimalandallowsflexible movement.
Structural Make-up
Dining& Living
Staircase
Bridge
Balcony
Circulation access to different partsof the house, Thestructural frameof thisstructure wasmainlymadeof
includingthe different floorsarethrough2 staircases, one ironandconcrete. Concrete wasusedforthe foundation,
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
floorslabs andcantilevered roofs, whereas the iron acts asa
designfeature asit isexposed butstillhasa structural
function aswell. Thewoodwasusedforfloor decking,
partiitioning, pergolas andfurniture aswell.
Other materialswere usedsuchasnatural stoneasa feature
wall, exposed render,white paintandhydraulic tiles inother
locations.Floor finishes consisted of of concrete tiles,
pebble onbathroomfloors andinsome spaces the timber
flowsfromthe insideinto the outside
decking.
FOUNDATION FOOTING
A trapezoidal footing maybeusedto carry twocolumns of
unequalloadswhenthe distance outside the columnof the
heaviest loadislimited.
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Sustainable
Rental
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Smallplot
Limited
Retail shop
Noise from
shop
garden
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NAME: 5 BEDROOM HOUSE
LOCATION: CANTONEMENTS, ACCRA, NEAR
KOALA
INTRODUCTION
Thecase studyI embarkedonwasa5 bedroomhouse with
few other amenities suchasaswimmingpooland large
backgarden. Other gameroomsandfamily roomswere a
part asidethe manybedroomswithin the household.
The housecontained 3 general bedrooms,withone guest
bedroomseperated fromthe others andthen the master
bedroomwhichwasalsoseperated yet of a muchlargersize
comparedto the rest
SITE & CONTEXT
Thebuildingissituated inarather developed part of ghana.
Roadsto andfromthe site, includingthe access roadswere
all tarred andguttered. Furthermore, there islittleto no
noiseintermsof the neighbourhood.
Fairly safe to saythe least, there isusualpatrol from
security comopaniesandsoon.
OBSERVATIONS
Due to the east- westorientationof the building, the
spaces were quitehot andlacked ventilation. Rooms
ingeneralwere groupedwelltogether and were a
reasonable distance fromoneanother.
All private spaces, bedroomsincluded rsidedon the
upperfloor.
Noticeably the houseutilized alot of artificial
ventilation dueto itseast westorientation.
Thebuildingtakes upa lotofthe siteand
therefore lacksspace fprgreenery.
Thereisalackof treesonthe site, hencethere wa no
natural shadingorvegetation to improve daylighting
andthe amount of ventilation.
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Spaciousroomsizes
goodspacialproximity
Lack of landscaping
Toohumidandhotinspaces.
Not energy efficient.
Rentals
Real estate investments
Deterioration of materials.
over consumptionof
electricity
Unsustainable practices
Master
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Bedroom Bedroom
Bedroom FamilyArea
Guesttoilet
Dining
Entry Pool
LivingRoom
DiningRoom
Kitchen
Stairwell
Porch
Guest
Bedroom
bedroom
bedroom bedroom
Stairwell bedroom
private lounge
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Slopefoundations
FoundationsonSlopingGround isachieved by cutting the
portion of the foundationtrench insteps. The steps should
not preferably bemorethanthe depth of the concrete bed
andeach step shouldbeamultiple of the depthof onebrick
soasto fit inwiththe brick courses.The lapof concrete at
each step shouldnever belessthanthe vertical thickness
of the concrete.
Stripfoundation
Frameandwall
The structural elements of the buildingwouldmainly be
concrete andsteel wherenecessary. Concrete is
extremelydurable,androt resistant makingit agreat
materialforabuilding’sstructure.
Walls wouldgenerally bemadeof concrete masonry
unitsandthencladded withawallfinish.Inthiscase the
finishwouldbe alternating between cement-sand plaster
andwoodcladding. Th
Roof
Theroof structure wouldpreferably besteel ortimber since
they both have comparableadvantages. As for the roof
finish,consideringthe climate, the best roof finishwouldbe
steel, clay tiles, aluminium,pvc or asphaltshingles
Dimensions&
Anthropometrics
Theaverage studiosizeisaround80 to 100 square
metres.
Slopefoundation details
Plastering details
Wood claddetails
Stripfoundation details
Roofdetail
Roofdetail
PVC shingles
Steel
Claytiles
Musicstudiodimensions
Master bed Art studio
Twin
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Living room Kitchen
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Pool detailanddimensions
Solar panels
The installationprocess
involves:
1. Site Assessment
2. DesignandPermitting
3. Roof Preparation
4. Electrical Wiring
5. Inverter Installation
6. SolarPanel Installation
7.Connection andTesting
8. Metering andConnection to
the Grid
9. FinalInspection
10. Monitoring System Setup
Courtyard
A courtyard isanopenspace that isenclosed by
wallsorbuildings,typically withinaresidentialor
architectural setting.
Tenniscourt details
Rainwater harvesting
Thisiscollectingrainwater that runsoff of
structures or impervioussurfaces inorderto store
it forlater use. It isdoneto meetwater
requirements throughout the year andreduce
expenditure ingeneral
Shadingdevices
PHILOSOPHY & CONCEPT
Shadingdevices are usedto control solarglare,
improvevisualcomfort, reducecontrast ratios and
reduce strainoneyes.
OrganicArchitecture
Organicarchitecture isnot astyle of imitation, Organic
architecture isa reinterpretation of nature’sprinciples
asthey hadbeen filtered throughthe intelligent minds
of menandwomen whocouldthenbuildformswhich
are morenatural thannature itself.
Organice architecture respects the properties of natural
materials,aswellasrespects the relationship between
the form/designof abuildingandit’sfunction.
Organicarchitecture tries to intergrate the spaces into
acoherent whole, unionbetween the site and
structure andharmonybetween the context and
structure.
Principlesof organic
architecture
The beliefthat abuildingshouldappearto
groweasily fromits site
Choosingonedominantformforabuildingand
integrating that formthroughout
Usingnatural colors: “Go into the woodsand
field forcolorschemes”
Revealing the nature of materials
Opening upspaces
Providingaplace fornatural foliage.
Climate responsive
Holistic design approach (Structure,
inhabitants, environment)
Harmonyinmaterials
Concept:Rhythmasa
cohesiveelementinthe
home.
Rhythm issomethingthat exists inall aspects of life.
Predominantly inmusiciswherewe notice rhythm
the most.Although rhythm inmusicis important, it is
not limitedto it, there isrhythm in ourbreathing,
blinking,heartbeating andall such more.
Usingcontrasting materials to give balance and
rhythm to the designsucbaswoodormetal
Repetitive fenestration placements
Spatial patterns, creating a rhythmic plan
Using proportion and scale alongside the
goldenratio to varysizesofelements
Use of lightandshadowto engagethe userin an
interactive rhythmic experience from the sunor
artificiallighting.
TypesofRhythm
Regular rhythm
Progressive rhythm
Alternating rhythm
Randomrhythm
Flowingrhythm
How willI achievethis?
Rhythm canbeachieved inthe designinquitea
numberof ways:
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Aim
Toenablethe clients to engageinaconstant and
rhythmic interaction witheach other andthe house.
Toallow them to experience the rhythm in everyday
life inallthings,andto findthe rhythm within
themselves.
Pool details
Solarpaneldetails
Courtyard
Atrium
Porch
Shadingdevices
Tenniscourtsection
Rainharvesting tank
Fallingwater Taliesinwest
Rhythm art
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7SITE ANALYSIS
Sun path
Noise
Site access
Slope
direction
Accessroad
Site Views
Wind direction
Site Boundary
Sun path
Noise
Site access
Accessroad
Site Views
Wind direction
Site Boundary
OPTION 3
Site access
Access road
Site Views
Wind direction
Site Boundary
Sun path
Noise
OPTION 1
LOCATION: PEDUASE, EASTERN REGION
Access
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Geology
Access to the site ismainlyfrom
the northwest fence wall.
Climate
Theclimate inthisareais
considered to betropical
savanna, withthe wetseason
havingthe mostrainfall at
around963mm. The average
temperature isroughly26
degreescelsiusall year round.
Accra view Easy
site access
W - Seclusion
Lack of policepatrol
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New development area
investment
opportunities
Tarringof roads
Bad drainage
Flooding
Thegeologyof thisregionismainly
consistingof metamorphicrock with
quartzite.Sandy Loamsoil type
Site inventory
Thesite isfairly bare withlittleto no
vegetation
Site slope
Gentle withaslopegradient of 1:6
Context Analysis
Notable buildingsaroundare the
Peduase Lodge,Peduase valley
resort.
OPTION 2
LOCATION: SAKUMONO, GREATER ACCRA
Access
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Safety dueto
neighbouring estates
Easysite access
Faroff road
New development area
investment
opportunities
Tarringof roads
Bad drainage
Flooding
Access to the site ismainlyfrom
the westfence wall.
Climate
Theclimate inthisareais
considered to betropical
savanna, withthe wetseason
havingthe mostrainfall at
around787mm. The average
temperature isroughly28.6
degreescelsiusall year round.
Geology
Thegeologyof thisregionismainly
consistingof sandyloamsoil.
Site inventory
Thesite isfairly bare withlittleto
novegetation.
Site slope
Thesite isfairly flat
Context Analysis
Notable buildingsaroundare the
Sakumono estates.
LOCATION: AGBOGBA, GREATER
ACCRA
Access
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Close to retailstores
Safety
Access road
Noise fromroad
New development area
Investment
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Bad drainage
Flooding
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Access to the site ismainlyfrom
the westfence wall.
Climate
Theclimate inthisareais
considered to betropical
savanna, withthe wetseason
havingthe mostrainfall at
around787mm. The average
temperature isroughly28.6
degreescelsiusall year round.
Geology
Thegeologyof thisregionismainly
consistingof sandyloamsoil.
Site inventory
Thesite contains 3 trees.
Site slope
Thesite isfairly flat
Context Analysis
Notable buildingsaroundare
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Wind direction
AGBOGBA,
Sun path
Noise
Site access
Accessroad
Site Views
Site Boundary
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8SITE ANALYSIS
Geology
Tesoilonsite consists mainlyof sandyloamsoil
Site inventory
Thesite itselfcontained onlyafew trees. One large
deciduoustree inthe centre of the site andtwopalm trees
to the northeast withinthe site. The vegetation aside
these trees consisted of mainlytall grass,shrubsandthen
somemaizethat hadbeenplantedbylocals.
Site Peripherals
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Site slope
Thesite consists of afairly flat land, withminor
undulationsto the northeast.
Site Utilities
Powerlinesrunalongthe access roadto the westand
there are avariety of water companiesavailableto
purchasewater from.
Climate
The climate of Agbogba, Ghana isTropicalSavanna,
wet.
Altitude: 49m
Annual HighTemp: 28.6 Deg. C
Annual Low Temp:25 Deg. C
Annual Precip: 56.5mm
Warmest Month: April
Coldest Month: August
Wettest Month: June
Driest Month: January
Humidity: 77.25%
Site Access
The site isaccessed throughDjorshiestreetto the west of
the site, it isabusyroadthat istarred andguttered.
Context Analysis
Thesite issurroundedbymainlyother residential
buildingsof acontemporaryandmodernstyle. Tothe west
of the site isthe access road,to the northisa residential
building,andto the southandeast of the site are plots of
land.
The skyline of buildingsvaries butconsists of a
variation of twostory oronestory buildings.That being
saidthe roof character anddesignsvaried between,
hidden,hipped,gableandmono-pitched.
60m
30m
S - Goodaccessroad
Close to policestation
Flat land
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Noisefromroad.
New development
Investment opportunities
Poordrainage
Flooding
Construction noise
No borehole orseptic tankwasobsserved.
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Big deciduoustree
Twopalmtrees
Palmtree Palmtree
Maize
North Elevation
EastElevation
West Elevation
North Elevation

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