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Hannah Reinhardt

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RESHAPING DOMESTICITY. How do we dwell differently in observance of temperature fluctuations? A what-if scenario ensues, composing an interior ecosystem in which we inhabit a spatial atmosphere, occupying various zones and heights. Our perception of home shifts, becoming a fluid vertical space, mediating seasonal equilibrium between exterior conditions and interior comforts. This reconceived building becomes a living, breathing, adapting organism as the “body” of domestic life. The case study recomposes interiority, lessens the effect of climatic extremities, and reevaluates the future of living.

AN ADAPTIVE HEAT INTERVENTION NATURAL LIGHT STUDY

8 AM 6 PM

8 AM

6 PM

1 PM

S I T E

1 PM

MARCH EQUINOX 03.20.2023

JUNE SOLSTICE 06.21.2023

1 PM

6 PM

8 AM 1 PM

SEPTEMBER EQUINOX 09.23.2023

DECEMBER SOLSTICE 12.21.2023

1 PM NORTH WALL FACING

6 PM

‘TO MAXIMIZE’

‘TO SUSPEND’

EXISTING FLOOR PLAN

A N A L Y S I S

8 AM

6 PM

8 AM

G N I

W S E

E S U

HO

TH

THERMAL COMFORT

INE T U O N R O I Y T L I N DA VE R E T IN R E T AF

INE T U O ON R I T Y L N I VE DA R E T E IN R O F BE

U S E R P E R S P E CT I V E

C O N F I G U R A T I O N

‘TO BREATHE’

‘TO CONNECT’ ‘TO CONTINUE’ ‘TO CONTRACT’

‘TO DWELL’

‘TO EXPAND’

DINING ROOM

‘TO HANG’

KITCHEN

C R O S S S E C T I O N

BATHROOM LIVING ROOM

UN

BEDROOM FO

LD

IN

G

DESIGN DETAILING TEM S Y S D E T A V E EL

‘TO JOIN’

STEM Y S D E T A V E L E

LONG SECTION

NG N I R IO O O SIT L F PO M CO


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