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EPICS-Habitat for Humanity Disaster Relief Team. Disaster Relief Team Members. Structures Group Gil Bullock Adam Bechtel Daniel Morton Lauren Myers. Research Group Janice Soriano Taylor Shirley MiSun Kong. Area of Impact. Latin American/Caribbean Region. Devastation of Haiti. Scope.
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Disaster Relief Team Members Structures Group Gil Bullock Adam Bechtel Daniel Morton Lauren Myers Research Group Janice Soriano Taylor Shirley MiSun Kong
Area of Impact Latin American/Caribbean Region
Scope • Design an affordable disaster resistant home • Withstand natural disasters • Immediate Relief • Design additions to be attached to the home at a later time
Expected Deliverables • Complete Booklet Manual for Haiti home • AutoCAD Drawings (eg. Elevations, Additions, Floor Plan) • Cost/Benefit Analysis • Construction procedure
Project Timeline • Complete Haiti Booklet • AutoCAD Drawings • Disaster Resistant Techniques • Complete Booklet Manual • Research • Existing disaster resistant techniques • Climate, culture and resources of countries • Country Background Research • Country profiles • Memorandum of Understanding Spring 2008 Spring2009 Spring 2011 Fall2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 • Haiti Core Design • Affordability Data • Disaster Resistant Techniques • Roof & Wall Design • Research • Cultural considerations for Haiti • Preliminary floor plans • Finished Product • Regional Booklet for all countries • Brochure
Core Home Additions Previous Semesters
Semester Goals • Design and draw the additions to the Core • Disaster techniques to implement • Decisions on materials • Perform Structural Analysis • Cost Analysis of the entire home • Complete Booklet Manual for Haiti
Current Specific Parameters Provide multiple design options for the additions • Roofing • Window/Door (Openings) • Wall Configurations Research techniques/retrofitting for both Core and additions • Practically implemented • Cost beneficial
Core Design Add-on Layouts Add-on Elevations Looking Ahead Structural Progress
Core Design Add-on Layouts Add-on Elevations Looking Ahead Structural Progress
Core Design • Core model previously designed in Catia. • Created floor plan and profiles of Core home in AutoCad. • Halted progress on our Core model to focus on add-on rooms. • Copied existing Core home plans into AutoCad.
Comparisons • Similarities • About 3 x 5 meters • Shed roof • Composed of concrete blocks • Accommodate add-on rooms • Use sheet metal for roof • Designed to provide immediate relief to Haitians families Differences Our Core Home -Composite concrete/metal roof -Has doors built on sides for add-ons -No front porch -Roof slants from back to front -Disaster Resistance Existing Core Home -Roof comprised of wood truss and sheet metal -Window space can be converted into doors -Designed with porch in front of home -Roof slants from side to side -Immediate shelter
Core Design Add-on Layouts Add-on Elevations Looking Ahead Structural Progress
Add-on Layouts • Six add-on layout options created. • List narrowed down to three different layouts. • Plans of the existing Core home with the add-ons created in AutoCad.
Add-on Layouts Core room Bedroom Patio
Factors for Layout Choices • Simple designs • Symmetry • Patios well-received in Haiti • Personal preference
Core Design Add-on Layouts Add-on Elevations Looking Ahead Structural Progress
Core Design Add-on Layouts Add-on Elevations Looking Ahead Structural Progress
Concerns • Roof Slope • Core to add-on connectivity • Structural Analysis
Looking Ahead • Roof Connection • Roof Materials • Steel Rebar Placement • Nail Placement • Disaster Resistant Techniques to Implement
Research Focused On…. • Preventing water from leaking inside the house • Withstanding high wind gusts
CapillaryBreak using Elastomeric Coating • Coating prevents water seepage • Have to consider that a spray is necessary to apply the material (Look for code in Haiti)
Mortar Joint Formation • Reduces ability for moisture to penetrate into the house and mortar erosion • 2 kinds of joint • Concave/Russ • V shape
Focuses • Prevent water leaking inside the house • Withstand the high wind blow
Well Reinforced Masonry Wall • Provide general stability to the load path of the home (top to bottom) • Extra reinforcement along the upper part of the wall. ⇒Considerations: • Quantities • Spacing of reinforcement bars
Roof Structures • Moderately pitched hip roof • Minimize leak and wind load and ensure water shed away from wind • Roof Truss • Provide strength for the roof ⇒ Need to consider: Can it be installed onto the add-on rooms?
Roof Truss Roof Truss
Hurricane Strap • Ties with truss to support the shape of the roof to the framework of the home • Prevents uplift ofthe roof ⇒ Need to consider: Can it be applied to the concrete home?
Semester Goals • Design and draw the Additions to the Core • Disaster techniques to implement • Decisions on materials • Perform Structural Analysis • Cost Analysis of the entire home • Complete Booklet Manual for Haiti