KANATA YAMAYOSHIARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

Site: 22@ District Superblock

PLAY ZONES

SPORT ZONES

URBAN RENEWAL ZONES

RESTAURANTS / MARKETS

PUBLIC SPACE

The 22@ District Superblock is a 3x3 block area in which traffic is reduced, and the streets are cleared for “citizen activities” in an effort to discourage automobile use and reduce air and noise pollution

In collaboration with Madison Beck and Irfan Haider

S U P E R F R I L L A

Superblock Survey SUPERILLA SURVEY

77% 95%of people were will-ing to consume shared food

of people were willing to bring their excess to a food sharing location

FROM...

...RESTAURANTS

...MARKETS

...RESIDENTS

FOR...

...MONEY

...DISCOUNTS

...POINTS

Drivers

Track and reduce food waste through a ‘food sharing

network’

Use of sustainable material and passive cooling

techniques

Create a public space and a dialogue about food waste

SOCIAL DIGITAL PHYSICAL

FOR RETAILERS

Application Components

FOOD ACCEPTED

Packaged food within ‘use-by’ date

Unpackaged fruit and veg that is still good to eat

Food past its ‘best before’ date that is still good to eat

Cooked food from registered food

TRACK YOUR IMPACT

GET HELPFUL INVENTORY FEEDBACK

ADVERTISE YOUR BUSI-

FOOD NOT ACCEPTEDRaw meat, raw seafood and

raw eggs

Opened milk or other packaged food

Half eaten food

Any food previously frozen

Any cooked food not from a registered food business*

FOR INDIVIDUALS

SHARE FOOD & EARN POINTS TO USE AT LOCAL

SIGN UP & FIND A LOCATION NEAR YOU

BROWSE THROUGH YOUR NEWSFEED TO SEE

RECIEVE AN ACCESS CODE FOR YOUR CHOSEN FOOD

ITEM & PICK IT UP

iteration 1 iteration 2 iteration 3 iteration 4

iteration 5 iteration 6 iteration 7 iteration 8

iteration 9 iteration 10 iteration 11 iteration 12

3D Modeling Iterations

15 MINS AFTER WATER INPUT 30 MINS AFTER WATER INPUT 45 MINS AFTER WATER INPUT

Massing

HYDROPONIC TILES are 3D printed from clay to contain small hydroponics that will provide solar shading and an additional water source.

ZEER MODULES that have been 3D printed in clay are arrayed around each of the pavilion cores.

WATER WELLS

HEXAGRID STRUCTURE

ARRAYED ZEERS

Systemic DiagramPanel Diagram

BASEA 3D printed solid clay base

WATER WELLRetains water for the hydroponic plants, and allows more space for the roots to grow

HEMP FELT GROWING PADHemp Felt is a natural alternative to rockwool and supports the root growth of the hydroponic plants

PLANT LAYERMosses and groundcovers such as kidney weed supported by the 3D printed grid

THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF POROUS CLAY

(Iker Luna, 2013)

The funnel shaped pavilion directs wind to the cores to cool the pots

Surface water is collect-ed in tanks at the cores and then distributed to the pots for evaporative cooling

Sectional Diagram