[Group 08] Project W
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This document provides information on Project W, a mixed-use development being designed by Group 8 for Imperial College London. The project aims to develop 25,000 square meters of mixed commercial and residential space on a small, constrained urban site. The group considered various design options and massing schemes, balancing offices, retail, residential and leisure space. Key site constraints include flood risk, foundations, and noise from adjacent transport infrastructure. The document outlines social, transportation, sustainability and materials considerations for the development.
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[Group 08] Project W
- 1. Group 8 Supervisors Dr Robert Vollum – Andy Pye, ARUP Hugh Pidduck, ARUP – Nina Tabink, ARUP Group Members Matteo Malacarne – Francesca Waldron Thomas Allen – Michael Falss – Filippos Lymperidis – Alexander Roocroft – Dominic Stalker – Yifei Sun – Annie Wong Project W – Mixed Use Development
- 2. Project Introduction & Aims Project W – Imperial College London MIXED USE 25,000 m2 COMMUNITY SUSTAINABLE
- 3. Site Constraints Project W – Imperial College London FLOOD RISK FOUNDATIONS CONTAMINATION ADJACENT VIADUCT SMALL SITE
- 4. Case Studies Project W – Imperial College London VAUXHALL SQUARE THE SHARD BUTLER’S WHARF
- 5. Design Options Project W – Imperial College London TROPICAL TOWERS BONDWAY RENOVATION
- 6. Design Options Project W – Imperial College London BONDWAY TOWERS OMEGA TOWER ALPHA TOWER
- 7. Massing Considerations Project W – Imperial College London RETAILS LEISURE RESIDENTIAL USER INTERFACES OFFICES
- 8. Massing Schemes Project W – Imperial College London RESIDENTIAL BIAS 20% 10% 60% 10% Offices Retail Residential Leisure/Ammenities
- 9. Massing Schemes Project W – Imperial College London COMMERCIAL BIAS 30% 10% 40% 10% Offices Retail Residential Leisure/Ammenities
- 10. Adding Value Project W – Imperial College London VALUE FlexibilityGreen Durability Efficiency Reliability Design Unique Phasing
- 11. Social Aspects Project W – Imperial College London 150 different languages 51.8%between 20-45 LOCAL ECONOMY EMPLOYMENT YOUNG BOROUGHUnemployment : 5.8% Youth unemployment: 8.4% OPPORTUNITIES MULTICULTURAL
- 12. Transportation Project W – Imperial College London BUSES BICYCLES TRAIN ROUTESRIVER BUS UNDERGROUND
- 13. Noise RAILWAY NOISE Project W – Imperial College London TRAFFIC NOISE Architectural modifications Barriers Special windows Heavy walls
- 14. Sustainability Group 8 – Imperial College London Procurement Design Innovation People Better Regulation Climate Change Water Biodiversity Waste Materials
- 15. Materials Project W – Imperial College London Eco-friendly Transparent but heavy Thermal properties Glass
- 16. Materials Project W – Imperial College London Lightweight & Transparent Durable Self-cleaning ETFE
- 17. Heating & Cooling Project W – Imperial College London Natural ventilation Thermal insulation External shading Double glazing
- 18. Renewable Energy Systems Project W – Imperial College London Solar radiation Building-integrated Building materialPHOTOVOLTAIC
- 19. Renewable Energy Systems Project W – Imperial College London COMBINED HEAT AND POWER Cutting waste Efficiency Capturing heat 80%
- 20. Waste Management Project W – Imperial College London DEMOLITION WASTE MANAGEMENT CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT
- 21. Following Weeks • Narrowing to 2 options • Structural and geotechnical designs • Detailed floor massing • Urban planning • Sustainability: key considerations • Maximising revenue: economical analysis Project W – Imperial College London
- 22. Group 8 Project W – A Mixed Use Development