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RUKIYA ABRAHAMS
                210032502
               30 JULY 2011
CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
PART- A




Masibambane College Multipurpose
           Building
PART- A                                                            Masibambane College Multipurpose Building

                                                provided with a place to cook and                                                   o    The bedrooms are West/ East facing,
1) Functional Idea:                             eat and for ablution.
                                                                                     2)Functional                                        therefore still gets sunlight. Since the

Verbs: (active)
                                           o    In the some space a teaching and     Organization:                                       materials used are good insulators of
                                                learning area was provided, while                                                        heat, they absorb heat and at night
1.   Educate / teach                            at the same time, this space                                                             distributes this heat through he room.
2.   Sleep                                                                           How are spaces arranged? Why?
                                                provides playing area (jungle-gym                                                   o    Ablution spaces and kitchen is facing
3.   Eat                                                                             (Refer to Figure 1.1)
                                                with climbing wall and ladder).                                                          East facing. This is because it is least
4. Cook                                                                              They are arranged in this order so that
                                           o    In other words, it’s a                                                                   used and doesn’t require much
5.   Learn                                                                                functions do not clash – i.e. served
                                                ‘multipurpose’ building.                                                                 sunlight.
6. Play                                                                                   (yellow) and servant spaces (blue)
7.   Sit                                   Why? How? Who? When?                                                                     Explain (in words) whether the technology
                                                                                     How do spaces relate to each other? Why?
                                           o  Due to the need for a dormitory,                                                           played a role in developing/
What is the objective of the place?                                                  The design to this arrangement has lead to
                                              this functional idea was developed.                                                        supporting the idea in (1)
This building is meant as an education                                                    the sleeping area being secluded to
                                           o  By analyzing the need, these                                                          The materials used are sustainable and
     facility that provides a dormitory                                                   one space and the veranda, kitchen
                                              students were able to come up                                                              durable with low maintenance and
     for guest teachers and pupils.                                                       and ablution area an open/ shared
                                              with a design in a limited space                                                           since this building would be needed
     Provision for an open air classroom                                                  area as this space is shared. I think
                                              that would provide all these                                                               and used for quite some time, the
     and playing area was made – it                                                       that the servant area is centered for
                                              activities for the functional idea.                                                        technology supports the function.
     integrates the activities of                                                         easy access between people in use of
                                           o  The building is aimed at both                                                         The materials used are also very flexible,
     learning, playing and living space.                                                  the veranda and people in use of the
                                              adults and children for the                                                                therefore played a role in developing
                                                                                          bedrooms.
                                              learning and teaching experience.                                                          the functional idea (e.g.. Play)
What exactly is done in the place?         o  This building is presumed to be                                                            enforcing the function further and
o  Mainly provides a temporary                                                       How are spaces orientated? Why?
                                              used 24/7, as it is a learning space                                                       still linking it to it’s form (a jungle-
   sleeping area for guest teachers                                                  (Refer to figure 1.3)
                                              in the mornings to evenings and a                                                          gym as part of the structure).
   and pupils .                                                                      o    The veranda faces to the North, as this
                                              sleeping space for at night.
o  While on their stay they have been                                                     is the space that is most occupied
                                                                                          during the day.




                       Figure 1.1                                               Figure 1.2                                              Figure 1.3
PART- A




Modimo o Moholo Daycare Centre
       for the Disabled
PART- A                                                       Modimo o Moholo Daycare Centre for the Disabled

                                                    them to work and be creative (a good                                                            separated (but still linked).
1) Functional Idea:                                 growing experience). The office
                                                                                            2)Functional Organization:
                                                    provides an area in which to plan and                                                      How are spaces orientated? Why?
Verbs: (active)                                     organize – where all paper work is      How are spaces arranged? Why?                      (Refer to figure 2.3)
1.   Care                                           done, etc. – and to provide means of    (Refer to Figure 2.1)                              o    Working/ habitable spaces face North
2.   Teach/ educate                                 communication (whether it be in the     I notice that the spaces are arranged according         and West (these spaces are most
3.   Work & create (workshop)                       form of meetings/ telephonically,             to their different activities and how they        occupied during the day and ensures a
4. Plan/ organize, communicate                      etc.) This place also provides space          relate to each other. In figure 2.1, blue         warm space to work in)
5.   Learn (read, write)                            for ablution and storage.                     highlights the served spaces and yellow      o    Service spaces face East, as this is the
6. Store                                                                                          highlights the servant spaces.                    least occupied.
7.   Ablution                                  Why? How? Who? When?
8. Walk, sit (veranda)                         o  In these communities, there is a          How do spaces relate to each other? Why?           Explain (in words) whether the technology
                                                  growing need for places where the         o   The workshop, office and veranda area               played a role in developing/ supporting
What is the objective of the place?               disabled are taken care of.                   (served/ habitable) is kept together on             the idea in (1)
The main object of this place is to provide    o  By the students coming together and           one side and the ablution and store area       The materials used are sustainable and
    a service to the disabled. Giving them        addressing this need, they came up            (servant/ service area) is kept together.           durable with low maintenance and this is
    a place to learn, socialize, grow and a       with this solution. This is a good            In doing this the different atmospheres             a building would be needed for quite
    place where people can take care of           example of where the form follows             of served and servant spaces wouldn’t               some time, therefore the technology
    the disabled.                                 function and it’s technology                  clash.                                              supports the functional idea: it’s not
                                                  (sustainable building).                   o   The arrangement of spaces are fit for               harsh/ hard materials for the occupants
What exactly is done in the place?             o  This building is aimed at catering for        convenience – workshop in the centre                and it’s flexible with regards to the
Modimo o Moholo Centre for the Disabled           the disabled and for those who take           (main objective of the building), offices           activities they do. Most of the materials
    provides a place where the disabled           care of them.                                 adjacent to the workshop (easy access,              may be durable ad recycled as the
    are taken care of. They are educated/      o  I presume this place is only used             although not too close to allow for a               building will be needed for quite some
    trained in various things – it’s a place      between morning and evening.                  quiet office atmosphere), the veranda fit           time. Also, they incorporated ramps for
    for them to learn (read & write, etc.).                                                     between them (as a link), the ablutions             wheelchairs and long spanned roofs for
    The workshops provides a place for                                                          near to workshop core, and store space              shade, this reinforces its main function.




                     Figure 2.1                                                       Figure 2.2                                                      Figure 2.3
PART- A




Emmanuel Crèche
PART- A                                                                                                                      Emmanuel Crèche

                                                 play and have a fun, pleasant                                                               throughout the afternoon, for children’s
1) Functional Idea:                              experience during their stay. An
                                                                                       2)Functional Organization:                            play time.
                                                 office area is also provided, where                                                    o    Both classrooms catch the afternoon
Verbs: (active)                                  most of the organizing, planning,     How are spaces arranged? Why?                         sun, taking the materials into account,
1.   Educate / teach/ read/ write                communicating occurs.                 (Refer to Figure 3.1)                                 the building should be quite warm, as it
2.   Organize/ work/ plan/                                                             Spaces are arranged according to how they             is also occupied most of the day.
     communicate                            Why? How? Who? When?                            relate to one another, and according to     o    Kitchen and ablutions get the least sun
3.   Ablution                               o  I think that this community was in           servant and served spaces. It was                as it is the least occupied.
4. Cook/ eat                                   great need of a crèche, and for a            decided here to keep the service area
5.   Play                                      disadvantaged area not many are              centered and all served/ habitable          Explain (in words) whether the technology
6. Sit/ walk                                   always built. Childhood is a                 spaces to work around it.                        played a role in developing supporting
                                               sensitive growing period to anyone                                                            the idea in (1)
What is the objective of the place?            in this world, therefore this place     How do spaces relate to each other? Why?         o    The technology used helps blend the
The main objective is to operate a safe        was provided, so to give the kids a     o   The service area was kept to the core of          building into its context.
    crèche for kindergarten kids (from         good start in life.                         the building so that working spaces          o    The materials used for this project are
    disadvantaged backgrounds) to be        o  They had identified a need and              could be distributed around it. This is           sustainable and durable with low
    taken care of, to be educated and          formulated a solution. As well with         for easy access to the working spaces.            maintenance and this building would be
    to have a fun experience at the            this building, the form followed        o   Classrooms are separated to avoid the             needed for quite some time, therefore
    same time.                                 the function and furthermore                cluster of working space to introduce a           the technology supports the functional
                                               enforcing the functional idea.              free and open setting for the kids.               idea.
What exactly is done in the place?          o  This place is aimed at serving a        o   The office enjoins one of the classrooms,    o    It brings so much flexibility to the
Children are being educated by a               disadvantaged community,                    most probably to allow for convenience/           intended function. The kids would most
     teaching staff to learn, read and         providing a space for kids to have a        easy access and close link for staff to           probably like the soft, free atmosphere
     write. This place also provides a         good learning and growing                   keep a watchful-eye on the younger kids.          the materials give off. The natural
     safe place for them to eat (as they       experience.                                                                                   colours give off a comforting feeling.
     might not get this at home). There     o  This place is presumably occupied       How are spaces orientated? Why?
     is an ablution area ergonomically         during the mornings and evenings        (Refer to figure 3.3)
     designed to suite their age (height/      (while parents are at work)             o    The large veranda faces North, as this
     size). They are also encouraged to                                                     space is most likely to be occupied




                     Figure 2.1                                                    Figure 2.2                                                 Figure 2.3
PART- A




Thembelihle Crèche
PART- A                                                                                                                   Thembelihle Crèche

                                                  are done. Provision for ablutions                                                       How are spaces orientated? Why?
1) Functional Idea:                               were made. They have also provided
                                                                                          2)Functional Organization:                      (Refer to figure 3.3)
                                                  a shaded play area for the kids and a                                                   o    The large veranda faces North, as this
Verbs: (active)                                   large veranda for easy movement         How are spaces arranged? Why?                        space is most likely to be occupied
1.   Educate / teach/ read/ write                 through the building.                   (Refer to Figure 4.1)                                throughout the afternoon, for children’s
2.   Organize/ work/ plan/ communicate                                                    Spaces are arranged according to how they            play time.
3.   Ablution                                Why? How? Who? When?                              relate to one another, and according to    o    Both classrooms face north, and the
4. Cook/ eat                                 o  This place was provided to eliminate           servant and served spaces. It was               back faces the incoming wind and rains.
5.   Play                                       the need of a crèche in the area. This         decided here to keep the served/
6. Sit/ walk                                    is a place where children are                  habitable spaces linked and adjacent to    Explain (in words) whether the technology
                                                educated before they attend grade-             each other, while servant spaces are            played a role in developing supporting
What is the objective of the place?             school and where they can learn the            separated. This is to arrive at better          the idea in (1)
This building provides a place for              importance of play.                            movement throughout the place. And so      o    The materials used for this project are
     preschoolers where they can learn       o  A group of students had come                   that orientation according to the sun is        sustainable and durable with low
     and play. This preschool provides          together to design and plan a                  right.                                          maintenance and this building would be
     these children with a pleasurable          sustainable, durable, secure place to                                                          needed for quite some time, therefore
     growing experience.                        provide this service.                     How do spaces relate to each other? Why?             the technology supports the functional
                                             o  This place is aimed at preschoolers       o   The service area was kept to the other           idea.
What exactly is done in the place?              and teachers to use.                          side of the veranda. The veranda here is    o    It brings so much flexibility to the
The students have provided them with         o  It is most likely to be used only             used as a link between served and                intended function. The kids would most
     classrooms where the teachers are          during the mornings and evenings as           servant spaces.                                  probably like the soft, free atmosphere
     able to educate and in turn the            a convenience for parents who work        o   Classrooms are separated to avoid the            the materials give off. The natural
     preschoolers are able to learn (read       during the day.                               cluster of working space to introduce a          colours give off a comforting feeling.
     and write). A kitchen is provided for                                                    free and open setting for the kids.         o    The shade cloth protects classroom from
     meal times during the day – teachers                                                 o   The office is cornered to the back               heat, so children can learn in comfort,
     and kids benefit from this. An office                                                    adjacent to the classrooms and the               and it covers the play area to provide
     is provided where most of the                                                            kitchen and ablutions which allows for           shade.
     organizing, planning and                                                                 easy access.
     communicating with other parties




                    Figure 4.1                                                        Figure 4.2                                                Figure 4.3
PART- A




Montic Factory Crèche
PART- A                                                                                                              Montic Factory Crèche

                                                 play and have a fun, pleasant                                                             materials into account, the building
1) Functional Idea:                              experience during their stay. An
                                                                                       2)Functional                                        should be quite warm, as it is also

Verbs: (active)
                                                 office area is also provided, where   Organization:                                       occupied most of the day.
                                                 most of the organizing, planning,                                                    o    Kitchen and ablutions get the least
1.   Educate / teach/ read/ write                communicating occurs.                                                                     sun as it is the least occupied.
2.   Organize/ work/ plan/                                                             How are spaces arranged? Why?
     communicate                                                                       (Refer to Figure 5.1)
                                            Why? How? Who? When?                                                                      Explain (in words) whether the technology
3.   Ablution                                                                          Spaces are arranged according to how they
                                            o  I think that this community was in                                                          played a role in developing supporting
4. Cook/ eat                                                                                relate to one another, and according to
                                               great need of a crèche, and for a                                                           the idea in (1)
5.   Play                                                                                   servant and served spaces. It was
                                               disadvantaged area not many are                                                        o    The materials used for this project are
6. Sit/ walk                                                                                decided here to keep the served/
                                               always built. Childhood is a                                                                sustainable and durable with low
                                                                                            habitable areas together and the
                                               sensitive growing period to anyone                                                          maintenance and this building would
What is the objective of the place?                                                         servant spaces separate, for ease of
                                               in this world, therefore this place                                                         be needed for quite some time,
The main objective is to operate a safe                                                     movement.
                                               was provided, so to give the kids a                                                         therefore the technology supports the
    crèche for kindergarten kids (from         good start in life.                                                                         functional idea.
    disadvantaged backgrounds) to be                                                   How do spaces relate to each other? Why?
                                            o  They had identified a need and                                                         o    It brings so much flexibility to the
    taken care of, to be educated and                                                  o   The service area was kept separate to
                                               formulated a solution. As well with                                                         intended function. The kids would
    to have a fun experience at the                                                        the served areas.
                                               this building, the form followed                                                            most probably like the soft, free
    same time.                                                                         o   Classrooms and play areas are
                                               the function and furthermore                                                                atmosphere the materials give off. The
                                                                                           adjacent to each other, their functions
                                               enforcing the functional idea.                                                              natural colours give off a comforting
What exactly is done in the place?                                                         are similar and they relate to each
                                            o  This place is aimed at serving a                                                            feeling.
Children are being educated by a                                                           other. Whereas the kitchen and
                                               disadvantaged community,                                                               o    The long-span roof protects classroom
     teaching staff to learn, read and                                                     ablutions are separate as it serves a
                                               providing a space for kids to have a                                                        from heat and rain, but yet also
     write. This place also provides a                                                     different function.
                                               good learning and growing                                                                   providing ventilation so children can
     place for them to eat (as they            experience.                                                                                 learn in comfort. The shade cloth
     might not get this at home). There                                                How are spaces orientated? Why?
                                            o  This place is presumably occupied                                                           covers the play area to provide shade.
     is an ablution area ergonomically                                                 (Refer to figure 5.2)
                                               during the mornings and evenings
     designed to suite their age (height/                                              o    All classrooms catch the afternoon
                                               (while parents are at work)
     size). They are also encouraged to                                                     sun (North facing). Taking the




                                            Figure 5.1                                                      Figure 5.2
PART- A




Olifantsvlei Crèche
PART- A                                                                                                                   Olifantsvlei Crèche

                                                  structure.                                                                                  to the back of the building for easy
1) Functional Idea:                                                                      2)Functional Organization:                           access while inside the building.
                                             Why? How? Who? When?
Verbs: (active)                              o  I think that this community was in       How are spaces arranged? Why?                   Explain (in words) whether the technology
1.   Educate / teach/ read/ write               great need of a crèche, and for a        (Refer to Figure 6.1)                                played a role in developing supporting
2.   Organize/ work/ plan/ communicate          disadvantaged area not many are          Spaces are arranged according to how they            the idea in (1)
3.   Ablution                                   always built. Childhood is a sensitive        relate to one another, and according to    o    The materials used for this project are
4. Cook/ eat                                    growing period to anyone in this              servant and served spaces. It was               sustainable and durable with low
5.   Play                                       world, therefore this place was               decided here to keep the served/                maintenance and this building would be
6. Sit/ walk                                    provided, so to give the kids a good          habitable areas together and the servant        needed for quite some time, therefore
                                                start in life.                                spaces separate, for ease of movement.          the technology supports the functional
What is the objective of the place?          o  They had identified a need and                                                                idea.
This building provides a place for              formulated a solution. As well with      How do spaces relate to each other? Why?        o    It brings so much flexibility to the
     preschoolers where they can learn          this building, the form followed the     o   The service area was kept separate to the        intended function. The kids would most
     and play. This preschool provides          function and furthermore enforcing           served areas.                                    probably like the soft, free atmosphere
     these children with a pleasurable          the functional idea.                     o   Classrooms are separated to avoid the            the materials give off. The natural
     growing experience.                     o  This place is aimed at serving a             cluster of working space to introduce a          colours give off a comforting feeling.
                                                disadvantaged community, providing           free and open setting for the kids.         o    Using the colourful skylight in the
What exactly is done in the place?              a space for kids to have a good          o   The play area is just outside/ between           design not only provides for its literal
The students have provided them with            learning and growing experience.             the classrooms which acts as a link. This        function but also makes it playful.
     classrooms where the teachers are       o  This place is presumably occupied            allows for children to better socialize.    o    The use of different levels gives the
     able to educate and in turn the            during the mornings and evenings                                                              children a different sense of atmosphere
     preschoolers are able to learn (read       (while parents are at work)              How are spaces orientated? Why?                      on each level, which is much different to
     and write). A kitchen is provided for                                               (Refer to figure 5.2)                                the common class situation but good in
     meal times during the day – teachers                                                o    The entrance is situated to the south           a sense that it avoids the ‘robotic’
     and kids benefit from this. Provision                                                    and class rooms as well. However, the           movement patterns.
     for ablutions were made. They have                                                       skylights make provision for sunlight.
     incorporated the play area into the                                                 o    The kitchen and ablutions are situated




                                             Figure 5.1                                                      Figure 5.2
PART- B




Thembelihle Crèche
 Detail Section 1:50
PART- B   Thembelihle Crèche
PART- B   Thembelihle Crèche
PART- C
                                      St. Michael's Primary School
                                          (The written proposal)
After studying the six buildings in the ‘+10 Years, +100 Buildings ‘ book, a prominent feature/ functional idea
comes up – to be explained further – which will serve as a good proposal to St. Michael's Primary School.

If you take a look at the photographs surrounding this text, you’ll notice their current play area, there are a
number of unsafe and inappropriate elements to any child’s play area. Here is a list of some:
1. I notice that the slide, swings and maybe a few other things are broken/ damaged. This is very hazardous as
     they can easily hurt themselves.
2. The play area is situated on a sandy patch. This can be very messy, where in summer dry sand/ dust may
     dirty their school uniforms, etc.; and in winter or rainy days sand becomes muddy (which is even messier).
3. The form of the current structure can often become very boring to the children. It’s a long structure,,
     colourless (it blends too much into its surroundings) and it has very little activities that could be done in
     this play area.

However, there are advantages to the play area as well:
1. The shade of the existing trees cover the entire play area. This serves as a good protection against the sun.
2. The materials used for the current play area can be recycled. Therefore, if we decide to make a new play
   area, we can reuse these materials.

My proposal:
 To recreate a play area for these children.
 To give them something ‘new’ and fun.
 To give them a durable structure, so that students to come will also benefit from it.
 To ensure that ‘play’ is a big/ important part in their growing experience.

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  • 1. RUKIYA ABRAHAMS 210032502 30 JULY 2011 CAPE PENINSULA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
  • 2. PART- A Masibambane College Multipurpose Building
  • 3. PART- A Masibambane College Multipurpose Building provided with a place to cook and o The bedrooms are West/ East facing, 1) Functional Idea: eat and for ablution. 2)Functional therefore still gets sunlight. Since the Verbs: (active) o In the some space a teaching and Organization: materials used are good insulators of learning area was provided, while heat, they absorb heat and at night 1. Educate / teach at the same time, this space distributes this heat through he room. 2. Sleep How are spaces arranged? Why? provides playing area (jungle-gym o Ablution spaces and kitchen is facing 3. Eat (Refer to Figure 1.1) with climbing wall and ladder). East facing. This is because it is least 4. Cook They are arranged in this order so that o In other words, it’s a used and doesn’t require much 5. Learn functions do not clash – i.e. served ‘multipurpose’ building. sunlight. 6. Play (yellow) and servant spaces (blue) 7. Sit Why? How? Who? When? Explain (in words) whether the technology How do spaces relate to each other? Why? o Due to the need for a dormitory, played a role in developing/ What is the objective of the place? The design to this arrangement has lead to this functional idea was developed. supporting the idea in (1) This building is meant as an education the sleeping area being secluded to o By analyzing the need, these The materials used are sustainable and facility that provides a dormitory one space and the veranda, kitchen students were able to come up durable with low maintenance and for guest teachers and pupils. and ablution area an open/ shared with a design in a limited space since this building would be needed Provision for an open air classroom area as this space is shared. I think that would provide all these and used for quite some time, the and playing area was made – it that the servant area is centered for activities for the functional idea. technology supports the function. integrates the activities of easy access between people in use of o The building is aimed at both The materials used are also very flexible, learning, playing and living space. the veranda and people in use of the adults and children for the therefore played a role in developing bedrooms. learning and teaching experience. the functional idea (e.g.. Play) What exactly is done in the place? o This building is presumed to be enforcing the function further and o Mainly provides a temporary How are spaces orientated? Why? used 24/7, as it is a learning space still linking it to it’s form (a jungle- sleeping area for guest teachers (Refer to figure 1.3) in the mornings to evenings and a gym as part of the structure). and pupils . o The veranda faces to the North, as this sleeping space for at night. o While on their stay they have been is the space that is most occupied during the day. Figure 1.1 Figure 1.2 Figure 1.3
  • 4. PART- A Modimo o Moholo Daycare Centre for the Disabled
  • 5. PART- A Modimo o Moholo Daycare Centre for the Disabled them to work and be creative (a good separated (but still linked). 1) Functional Idea: growing experience). The office 2)Functional Organization: provides an area in which to plan and How are spaces orientated? Why? Verbs: (active) organize – where all paper work is How are spaces arranged? Why? (Refer to figure 2.3) 1. Care done, etc. – and to provide means of (Refer to Figure 2.1) o Working/ habitable spaces face North 2. Teach/ educate communication (whether it be in the I notice that the spaces are arranged according and West (these spaces are most 3. Work & create (workshop) form of meetings/ telephonically, to their different activities and how they occupied during the day and ensures a 4. Plan/ organize, communicate etc.) This place also provides space relate to each other. In figure 2.1, blue warm space to work in) 5. Learn (read, write) for ablution and storage. highlights the served spaces and yellow o Service spaces face East, as this is the 6. Store highlights the servant spaces. least occupied. 7. Ablution Why? How? Who? When? 8. Walk, sit (veranda) o In these communities, there is a How do spaces relate to each other? Why? Explain (in words) whether the technology growing need for places where the o The workshop, office and veranda area played a role in developing/ supporting What is the objective of the place? disabled are taken care of. (served/ habitable) is kept together on the idea in (1) The main object of this place is to provide o By the students coming together and one side and the ablution and store area The materials used are sustainable and a service to the disabled. Giving them addressing this need, they came up (servant/ service area) is kept together. durable with low maintenance and this is a place to learn, socialize, grow and a with this solution. This is a good In doing this the different atmospheres a building would be needed for quite place where people can take care of example of where the form follows of served and servant spaces wouldn’t some time, therefore the technology the disabled. function and it’s technology clash. supports the functional idea: it’s not (sustainable building). o The arrangement of spaces are fit for harsh/ hard materials for the occupants What exactly is done in the place? o This building is aimed at catering for convenience – workshop in the centre and it’s flexible with regards to the Modimo o Moholo Centre for the Disabled the disabled and for those who take (main objective of the building), offices activities they do. Most of the materials provides a place where the disabled care of them. adjacent to the workshop (easy access, may be durable ad recycled as the are taken care of. They are educated/ o I presume this place is only used although not too close to allow for a building will be needed for quite some trained in various things – it’s a place between morning and evening. quiet office atmosphere), the veranda fit time. Also, they incorporated ramps for for them to learn (read & write, etc.). between them (as a link), the ablutions wheelchairs and long spanned roofs for The workshops provides a place for near to workshop core, and store space shade, this reinforces its main function. Figure 2.1 Figure 2.2 Figure 2.3
  • 7. PART- A Emmanuel Crèche play and have a fun, pleasant throughout the afternoon, for children’s 1) Functional Idea: experience during their stay. An 2)Functional Organization: play time. office area is also provided, where o Both classrooms catch the afternoon Verbs: (active) most of the organizing, planning, How are spaces arranged? Why? sun, taking the materials into account, 1. Educate / teach/ read/ write communicating occurs. (Refer to Figure 3.1) the building should be quite warm, as it 2. Organize/ work/ plan/ Spaces are arranged according to how they is also occupied most of the day. communicate Why? How? Who? When? relate to one another, and according to o Kitchen and ablutions get the least sun 3. Ablution o I think that this community was in servant and served spaces. It was as it is the least occupied. 4. Cook/ eat great need of a crèche, and for a decided here to keep the service area 5. Play disadvantaged area not many are centered and all served/ habitable Explain (in words) whether the technology 6. Sit/ walk always built. Childhood is a spaces to work around it. played a role in developing supporting sensitive growing period to anyone the idea in (1) What is the objective of the place? in this world, therefore this place How do spaces relate to each other? Why? o The technology used helps blend the The main objective is to operate a safe was provided, so to give the kids a o The service area was kept to the core of building into its context. crèche for kindergarten kids (from good start in life. the building so that working spaces o The materials used for this project are disadvantaged backgrounds) to be o They had identified a need and could be distributed around it. This is sustainable and durable with low taken care of, to be educated and formulated a solution. As well with for easy access to the working spaces. maintenance and this building would be to have a fun experience at the this building, the form followed o Classrooms are separated to avoid the needed for quite some time, therefore same time. the function and furthermore cluster of working space to introduce a the technology supports the functional enforcing the functional idea. free and open setting for the kids. idea. What exactly is done in the place? o This place is aimed at serving a o The office enjoins one of the classrooms, o It brings so much flexibility to the Children are being educated by a disadvantaged community, most probably to allow for convenience/ intended function. The kids would most teaching staff to learn, read and providing a space for kids to have a easy access and close link for staff to probably like the soft, free atmosphere write. This place also provides a good learning and growing keep a watchful-eye on the younger kids. the materials give off. The natural safe place for them to eat (as they experience. colours give off a comforting feeling. might not get this at home). There o This place is presumably occupied How are spaces orientated? Why? is an ablution area ergonomically during the mornings and evenings (Refer to figure 3.3) designed to suite their age (height/ (while parents are at work) o The large veranda faces North, as this size). They are also encouraged to space is most likely to be occupied Figure 2.1 Figure 2.2 Figure 2.3
  • 9. PART- A Thembelihle Crèche are done. Provision for ablutions How are spaces orientated? Why? 1) Functional Idea: were made. They have also provided 2)Functional Organization: (Refer to figure 3.3) a shaded play area for the kids and a o The large veranda faces North, as this Verbs: (active) large veranda for easy movement How are spaces arranged? Why? space is most likely to be occupied 1. Educate / teach/ read/ write through the building. (Refer to Figure 4.1) throughout the afternoon, for children’s 2. Organize/ work/ plan/ communicate Spaces are arranged according to how they play time. 3. Ablution Why? How? Who? When? relate to one another, and according to o Both classrooms face north, and the 4. Cook/ eat o This place was provided to eliminate servant and served spaces. It was back faces the incoming wind and rains. 5. Play the need of a crèche in the area. This decided here to keep the served/ 6. Sit/ walk is a place where children are habitable spaces linked and adjacent to Explain (in words) whether the technology educated before they attend grade- each other, while servant spaces are played a role in developing supporting What is the objective of the place? school and where they can learn the separated. This is to arrive at better the idea in (1) This building provides a place for importance of play. movement throughout the place. And so o The materials used for this project are preschoolers where they can learn o A group of students had come that orientation according to the sun is sustainable and durable with low and play. This preschool provides together to design and plan a right. maintenance and this building would be these children with a pleasurable sustainable, durable, secure place to needed for quite some time, therefore growing experience. provide this service. How do spaces relate to each other? Why? the technology supports the functional o This place is aimed at preschoolers o The service area was kept to the other idea. What exactly is done in the place? and teachers to use. side of the veranda. The veranda here is o It brings so much flexibility to the The students have provided them with o It is most likely to be used only used as a link between served and intended function. The kids would most classrooms where the teachers are during the mornings and evenings as servant spaces. probably like the soft, free atmosphere able to educate and in turn the a convenience for parents who work o Classrooms are separated to avoid the the materials give off. The natural preschoolers are able to learn (read during the day. cluster of working space to introduce a colours give off a comforting feeling. and write). A kitchen is provided for free and open setting for the kids. o The shade cloth protects classroom from meal times during the day – teachers o The office is cornered to the back heat, so children can learn in comfort, and kids benefit from this. An office adjacent to the classrooms and the and it covers the play area to provide is provided where most of the kitchen and ablutions which allows for shade. organizing, planning and easy access. communicating with other parties Figure 4.1 Figure 4.2 Figure 4.3
  • 11. PART- A Montic Factory Crèche play and have a fun, pleasant materials into account, the building 1) Functional Idea: experience during their stay. An 2)Functional should be quite warm, as it is also Verbs: (active) office area is also provided, where Organization: occupied most of the day. most of the organizing, planning, o Kitchen and ablutions get the least 1. Educate / teach/ read/ write communicating occurs. sun as it is the least occupied. 2. Organize/ work/ plan/ How are spaces arranged? Why? communicate (Refer to Figure 5.1) Why? How? Who? When? Explain (in words) whether the technology 3. Ablution Spaces are arranged according to how they o I think that this community was in played a role in developing supporting 4. Cook/ eat relate to one another, and according to great need of a crèche, and for a the idea in (1) 5. Play servant and served spaces. It was disadvantaged area not many are o The materials used for this project are 6. Sit/ walk decided here to keep the served/ always built. Childhood is a sustainable and durable with low habitable areas together and the sensitive growing period to anyone maintenance and this building would What is the objective of the place? servant spaces separate, for ease of in this world, therefore this place be needed for quite some time, The main objective is to operate a safe movement. was provided, so to give the kids a therefore the technology supports the crèche for kindergarten kids (from good start in life. functional idea. disadvantaged backgrounds) to be How do spaces relate to each other? Why? o They had identified a need and o It brings so much flexibility to the taken care of, to be educated and o The service area was kept separate to formulated a solution. As well with intended function. The kids would to have a fun experience at the the served areas. this building, the form followed most probably like the soft, free same time. o Classrooms and play areas are the function and furthermore atmosphere the materials give off. The adjacent to each other, their functions enforcing the functional idea. natural colours give off a comforting What exactly is done in the place? are similar and they relate to each o This place is aimed at serving a feeling. Children are being educated by a other. Whereas the kitchen and disadvantaged community, o The long-span roof protects classroom teaching staff to learn, read and ablutions are separate as it serves a providing a space for kids to have a from heat and rain, but yet also write. This place also provides a different function. good learning and growing providing ventilation so children can place for them to eat (as they experience. learn in comfort. The shade cloth might not get this at home). There How are spaces orientated? Why? o This place is presumably occupied covers the play area to provide shade. is an ablution area ergonomically (Refer to figure 5.2) during the mornings and evenings designed to suite their age (height/ o All classrooms catch the afternoon (while parents are at work) size). They are also encouraged to sun (North facing). Taking the Figure 5.1 Figure 5.2
  • 13. PART- A Olifantsvlei Crèche structure. to the back of the building for easy 1) Functional Idea: 2)Functional Organization: access while inside the building. Why? How? Who? When? Verbs: (active) o I think that this community was in How are spaces arranged? Why? Explain (in words) whether the technology 1. Educate / teach/ read/ write great need of a crèche, and for a (Refer to Figure 6.1) played a role in developing supporting 2. Organize/ work/ plan/ communicate disadvantaged area not many are Spaces are arranged according to how they the idea in (1) 3. Ablution always built. Childhood is a sensitive relate to one another, and according to o The materials used for this project are 4. Cook/ eat growing period to anyone in this servant and served spaces. It was sustainable and durable with low 5. Play world, therefore this place was decided here to keep the served/ maintenance and this building would be 6. Sit/ walk provided, so to give the kids a good habitable areas together and the servant needed for quite some time, therefore start in life. spaces separate, for ease of movement. the technology supports the functional What is the objective of the place? o They had identified a need and idea. This building provides a place for formulated a solution. As well with How do spaces relate to each other? Why? o It brings so much flexibility to the preschoolers where they can learn this building, the form followed the o The service area was kept separate to the intended function. The kids would most and play. This preschool provides function and furthermore enforcing served areas. probably like the soft, free atmosphere these children with a pleasurable the functional idea. o Classrooms are separated to avoid the the materials give off. The natural growing experience. o This place is aimed at serving a cluster of working space to introduce a colours give off a comforting feeling. disadvantaged community, providing free and open setting for the kids. o Using the colourful skylight in the What exactly is done in the place? a space for kids to have a good o The play area is just outside/ between design not only provides for its literal The students have provided them with learning and growing experience. the classrooms which acts as a link. This function but also makes it playful. classrooms where the teachers are o This place is presumably occupied allows for children to better socialize. o The use of different levels gives the able to educate and in turn the during the mornings and evenings children a different sense of atmosphere preschoolers are able to learn (read (while parents are at work) How are spaces orientated? Why? on each level, which is much different to and write). A kitchen is provided for (Refer to figure 5.2) the common class situation but good in meal times during the day – teachers o The entrance is situated to the south a sense that it avoids the ‘robotic’ and kids benefit from this. Provision and class rooms as well. However, the movement patterns. for ablutions were made. They have skylights make provision for sunlight. incorporated the play area into the o The kitchen and ablutions are situated Figure 5.1 Figure 5.2
  • 14. PART- B Thembelihle Crèche Detail Section 1:50
  • 15. PART- B Thembelihle Crèche
  • 16. PART- B Thembelihle Crèche
  • 17. PART- C St. Michael's Primary School (The written proposal) After studying the six buildings in the ‘+10 Years, +100 Buildings ‘ book, a prominent feature/ functional idea comes up – to be explained further – which will serve as a good proposal to St. Michael's Primary School. If you take a look at the photographs surrounding this text, you’ll notice their current play area, there are a number of unsafe and inappropriate elements to any child’s play area. Here is a list of some: 1. I notice that the slide, swings and maybe a few other things are broken/ damaged. This is very hazardous as they can easily hurt themselves. 2. The play area is situated on a sandy patch. This can be very messy, where in summer dry sand/ dust may dirty their school uniforms, etc.; and in winter or rainy days sand becomes muddy (which is even messier). 3. The form of the current structure can often become very boring to the children. It’s a long structure,, colourless (it blends too much into its surroundings) and it has very little activities that could be done in this play area. However, there are advantages to the play area as well: 1. The shade of the existing trees cover the entire play area. This serves as a good protection against the sun. 2. The materials used for the current play area can be recycled. Therefore, if we decide to make a new play area, we can reuse these materials. My proposal:  To recreate a play area for these children.  To give them something ‘new’ and fun.  To give them a durable structure, so that students to come will also benefit from it.  To ensure that ‘play’ is a big/ important part in their growing experience.