1.

BRIEF - STORAGE: IN THE SERVICE OF THE ISLAND

construction under the responsibility of the political entity

STORAGE & EFFICENCY COMMUNITY : STORAGE FOR THE POPULATION

• If possible use of local material

provide sufficient storage space on the island

cover frontal entrance

• Frame = module of the Rapa Nui storage box
(1600x1600mm)
• Extension according to needs (unidirectional) Essential relationship between inside and outside

others N S
refrigerated foodstuck
foodstuck (e.g.materials)
Easy access

consomption upt to 40’000 m2 of PV needed

PROTECT 4’000 kL/day to support the autonomy
of Rapa nui

Production for the city’s water and electricity networks

avoid soil contamination

In case of vacancy, the storage can re-
ceive another program (e. g. market)

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 PROGRAM COMPONENTS, VOLUMES AND LAYOUT
2. PROGRAM COMPONENTS, VOLUMES AND LAYOUT

car parking >1

car parking > 1> 1

unloading Unloading area +

>1
area maneuvring area: > 16m
unloading Unloading area + N S
area maneuvring area: > 16 m
covered > 3m wide
circulation
covered > 3m wide
circulation
Surface area 23 m2
service unit
employee Surface Bathroom:
area 23 3
mm2
2
Cloackroom
serviceoffi ce
unit
+ kitchenette
Bathroom: 3 m2 : 10 m2
employee
Workplace: 10 m2
Cloackroom
office
+ kitchenette : 10 m2
Workplace: 10 m2
Surface area: 70 m2 street
storage
Volume: 275 m3
unit
Surface area: 70 m2 street
storage
Volume: 275 m3
unit

Polyvalent or or
unit $

Polyvalent or or
unit $

water > 1000L

tank
water > 1000L
tank
Visual link with the street Variation

Waste Physical circulation Water pipes

Visual link with the street Variation
area
Waste Expansion Electrical connection
Physical circulation Water pipes
area
Expansion Electrical connection

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 Max. angle Max. angle Max. angle Max. angle

W 3. SITING
W E E
N N S S

RELATION
S S SLOPE

Max. 2000m Max. 2000m

Max. 1000m Max. 1000m

Max. 500m Max. 500m

Max. 50m Max. 50m

servant space
servant served
served space space space

EXPENSION

expansion

IDEAL BUILDING POSITION

expansion
N
expansion expansion expansion expansion

Max. angle Max. angle

W E
IDEAL BUILDING POSITION

ORIENTATION
NN S
DISTANCES
IDEALIDEAL
BUILDING
IDEAL
BUILDING
IDEAL
POSITION
IDEAL
BUILDING
BUILDING
POSITION
BUILDING
POSITION
POSITION
POSITION
N N NN N
Max. angle Max. angle
IDEAL BUILDING POSITION

Max. angle
Max. Max.
angle
Max.
angle
Max.
angle
angle Max. angle
Max. Max.
angle
Max.
angle
Max.
angle
angle N
S
angle W E Max. angle Max. angle

Max. 2000m

WNW WWW E E EEE S N S Max. 1000m

Max. 500m

N N NNN S S SSS Max. 50m

W E
E
N S
N S
S
S S SSS Max. 2000m

Max. 1000m

S Max. 500m
Max. 50m
Max. 2000mMax. 2000mMax. 2000m
Max. 2000m
Max. 2000m
Max.
Max. 1000mMax. 1000mMax. 1000m
Max. 1000m
Max. 1000m
Max. 500m Max. 500mMax. 500m
Max. 500m
Max. 500m
Max. 50m Max. 50m Max. 50m
Max. 50m
Max. 50m

Max. 2000m

Max. 1000m
Max. 500m
Max. 50m

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4. ADRESS, ACCES AND PARKING DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE WIDTH OF THE PLOT
MINIMUM : 2 STORAGE UNITS
ENTRANCE & CIRCULATION AREA - plot area min. ≈ 820 m2
- built density : 30 % of the plot area

PROPORTION OF THE PLOT

- importance of the signage system in elevation

P
P
CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
ACCES ≈ 35 % ≈ 35 %
ACCES
ACCESS
ACCESS MANEUVRINGMANEUVRING
AREA AREA
(UN)LOADING(UN)LOADING
AREA AREA
RAMP RAMP ≈ 50 % ≈ 50 %

ENTRY ENTRY
EXIT EXIT TECHNICS TECHNICS
VEGETAL
CAR PARKING CAR PARKING VEGETAL
≈ 5% ≈ 5%
≈ 10 % ≈ 10 %

100% 100%

- next to a road
- recognisable entrance with trees and a low wall

DEVELOPMENT IN THE DEPTH OF THE PLOT DEVLOPMENT

MINIMUM : 2 STORAGE UNITS
- plot area min. ≈ 860 m2
- built density : 30 % of the plot area
B
B

PROPORTION OF THE PLOT

A
A

CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
≈ 35 %
ACCES
≈ 35 %
P
MANEUVRING AREA ACCES

P (UN)LOADINGMANEUVRING
AREA AREA
ENTRY
ENTRY ≈ 50 % (UN)LOADING AREA
EXIT ≈ 50 %
EXIT

TECHNICS
VEGETAL
CAR PARKING TECHNICS
≈ 5% VEGETAL
≈ 10 % CAR PARKING
≈ 5%
≈ 10 %
100%
100%

- large manoeuvring area

- carossable covering floor

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EXTENSION OF THE CORRIDOR DUPLICATION IN THE DEPTH OF THE STORAGE AREA
- space appropriable by the community - separate entry & exit

EXIT

PROPORTION OF THE PLOT PROPORTION OF THE PLOT

P

ACCES
MANEUVRING AREA
ACCES
(UN)LOADING AREA
MANEUVRING AREA CONSTRUCTION
≈ 30 %
(UN)LOADING AREA ≈ 45 %
CONSTRUCTION ≈ 45 %
≈ 55 %

ENTRY VEGETAL ENTRY

≈8%
EXIT
TECHNICS
TECHNICS / CAR PARKING VEGETAL
CAR PARKING
≈7% ≈3%
≈7%

100% 100%

VEGETATION SERVICES AREA

- reduce erosion - easy acces to :
- quiet space for workers or community water tank


waste management
electric car charging station P
car parking

P ENTRY PROPORTION OF THE PLOT

EXIT
ADMINISTRATIVE AREA
ACCES
MANEUVRING AREA
(UN)LOADING AREA
- visibility from the road
≈ 30 % - next to the corridor
CONSTRUCTION
≈ 45 % - interaction with exterior

VEGETAL
≈ 15 %

TECHNICS / CAR PARKING ≈ 10 %

100%

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5. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL, UTILITIES SUPPLY, WASTE MANAGEMENT

WATER MANAGEMENT ENERGY

• Rainwater harvesting • Use of photovoltaic panels to produce electricity
• Drainage system to protect the founda-
tions

Island production
N S

• One unit storage (90 m2)

Rated power rating = 11 kWc, Annual production = 15 000 - 20 000 kWh/ an

WASTE MANAGEMENT VENTILATION

• Garbage bins in the service area outside the building
• Easy access: close to the road • Natural ventilation
• Very little waste should be generated by storage • Use of a cooling system in case of cold storage
• Waste sorted before being brought to the waste facility • Raise to protect from moisture

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6. CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS

CONNECTION COLUMN-TRUSSES-ROOF
- Knot between column and beam to support wooden trusses
- Tie rod necessary to stiffen the eaves
- The roof must be strong enough to support a pv system (≈ 20 kg/pv)

NATURAL VENTILATION

- Inclined wooden slats allow air to enter to ventilate the storage

unit
- They are fixed on the support column by using a metal element

TECHNICAL STRIP FLOOR COMPOSITION

- Smooth flooring is essential to facilitate circulation and manoeuvring
- water tank and injection into the network - Solid wooden lathing 150 x 1500 x 40 mm
- electric car charging station - Wooden beam grid 200 x 400 mm
- parking lot - Concrete fondations 300 x 300 mm
EXPLODED AXONOMETRY OF ONE STORAGE UNIT

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7. CULTURAL MARKERS

Punctual structure
Direct entry from the road
• visible

Sturcture

• imported (first time)

• local (optimal) Delimitation

• Low wall in volcanic stone

• Vegetation

private collective public

gradation public-private
gradation public-private

Coating

• Roof
• Non-load-bearing
walls

Covered outdoor circulation

• connection between inside and outside

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8. LOT AND URBAN LANDSCAPE

1. STORAGE IN AGRICULTURAL AREAS PONCTUAL INTEGRATION AT THE SCALE OF RAPA NUI

- possible landscape integration in hilly land

2. STORAGE IN PERIPHERAL AREAS

- recognizable by the entrance
- defines and delimits the street front

STORAGE AS PUNCTUAL ENTITIES SUPPLYING THE NETWORKS OF THE ISLAND

- activate the territory to supply energy production and water networks

0m 200m 400m

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9. ADAPTATION S N

REVERSE ROOFING
- to maximize the benefits of sunshine in the north

DEEP EXPANSION TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SLOPE

- V-shaped roof - no needs of natural lights

- rainwater harvesting in the trough of the V N S - materials saving
- only for small storage (agriculture)

N S

GROUP 6 _ OFFSHORE PLATFORM

- no need for looting
- corridor as unloading deck
- sur-elevation provided by the platform according to the height of cargo ships

CONSTRUCTION ADAPTABLE TO DIFFERENT MATERIALS INTEGRATION OF THE COLD ROOM

- hermetically sealed

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10. VISUALIZATION

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