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James Family: Sustainable, Hypoallergenic Home by Jasmin Franklin

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Jasmin Franklin

Watkins College of Art, Design, and Film

BFA in Interior Design

IND 410 Senior Thesis 1 12/5/2016

• Modern residential design must combine sustainable design and the use of hypoallergenic materials to support the needs of families with medical needs.

• Allergies are on the rise

- Increase of antibiotics and acetaminophen

- Obesity and Asthma

- Vitamin D Deficiency

• The James family home is unique by how it combines the power of sustainable and hypoallergenic into one home.

• This home will accommodate multiple allergies and have several alternative power sources.

• A family of 6: mom, dad, 2 girls, 2 boys

• Mom: is a doctor; Seasonal allergies, dust, fur, asthma, untreated wood

• Dad: is an artist: Diabetic; Allergic to dairy, Night blindness

• Daughter 1: Gymnastics, Cheerleading; No accommodations

• Daughter 2: Soccer, Cheerleading; Food allergies, Seasonal allergies, fur, asthma, untreated wood

• Son 1: Football, Track; No accommodations

• Son 2: Music, basketball; Allergic to untreated wood, dust, fur, seasonal allergies, color blindness

• 8.66 Acres of Land

• Vacant Land

• Davidson County

• 2001 Lebanon Pike Nashville, TN 37201

• $866,000

• Kitchen

- EnergyStar

- Appliances

- Countertops

• Livingroom

- Fabric on furniture

• Sanitary Entry

- Storage (cubby’s)

- Mud room

• 6 Bedrooms

- Guest Bedroom

• 4 ½ Baths

• Dinning room

• Game room

• Office

• Recycled Water System - Grey water system

• Alternative Power Sources

- Geothermal - Micro Hydroelectric

• Lighting

• Insulation - Wool - Cotton - Cork

• Floors - Bamboo - Cork - Natural Linoleum

Features

• Fully automated system

• Size: L 24”, W 15”, H 20”

• Can be installed:

- Above ground

- Half in the ground

- Under ground

• Built in overflow system

• Easy to clean

Filtration Steps

• Step 1: Grey water flows through the 1st progressive filtration.

- Large to medium partials

• Step 2: then the 2nd progressive filtration.

- Medium to small partials

• Step 3: the 3rd progressive filtration.

- Small to minor partials

• Step 3: greywater pumped to the irrigation

What is it?

• Runs off of natural flowing water

- River

- Creek

• A good source will run power 24/7

How it works

• Some water from the river goes into the pipeline.

• The pipeline goes to a turbine.

• The turbine powers a generator

• The generator is controlled by the regulator.

• Then the energy goes to the electrical wires, that power the house.

What is it?

• Geothermal energy uses the heat that is buried a few feet under ground.

• The heat that is underground is always there and the temperature never changes.

How it works

• 1. The loop: This is the part that is put underground.

• It has water that is moving through the pipes that collects the heat.

• 2. Geothermal Heat Pump:

• This is in the building and controls the energy to be hot or cold.

• 3. Distribution System: This is the ducks that run through out the home.

• Air quality

• Paint - Asthma allergy Friendly - Odorless - No harsh fumes

- Zero VOC - Zero Emissions

• Window Treatment - UV Protection

• Radiant Floor Heating

Climate Change

• First was noticed by farmers

- Crops had to be planted earlier

- Had to change crops

• Heavier downpours

• More droughts

Indoor Air

• About 90% of our time is spent indoors

• Spending so much time inside can develop respiratory and neurologic system, allergies, asthma and lung cancer.

• Indoor mold and dampness are usually the reasons behind the increased respiratory issues.

• There are two main types of radiant floor heating.

- Electric wires

- Hydronic tubing

• The electric wiring is used more for smaller spaces

• The Hydronic heating is used for more wide spread spaces.

• Electric is wires running underneath the floors.

• Hydronic tubing is tubes of hot water underneath the floors.

• Radiant floor heating eliminates vents, which will eliminates allergens.

• Benjamin Moore

• Natura: Certified asthma and allergy friendly

- Proven to reduce exposure to allergens.

- More suitable for those living with allergens.

• Features

- Zero VOC

- Zero emissions

- 100% Acrylic

- Provides a durable washable film

- Splatter resistant

• Sanitary entry

• Living roofs

• Products that go into the home

• Paint

• Fabrics

• Floors

• Technology

• Lighting

• Window treatments

• Air quality

• Case studies

• Building Materials

• Accommodations for the James family

• Plants; that provide air quality

• Figure out what else needs to be researched

• Floor plans

• Figure out codes

• Style

Grey water recycling system

First Floor

Second Floor

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• http://energy.gov/energysaver/microhydropower-systems

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