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SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION CENTER

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION CENTER. OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TDR144: Construction Project Management  Spring 2009 Group Project. A COMMUNITY BUILDING OF EARTH AND STRAW. Timber Frame with Strawbale Infill and Earthen Plaster. PRESENTED BY. Nathan Rust Ann Newman Helen Smith

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SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION CENTER

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  1. SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION CENTER OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TDR144: Construction Project Management  Spring 2009 Group Project

  2. A COMMUNITY BUILDING OF EARTH AND STRAW Timber Frame with Strawbale Infill and Earthen Plaster

  3. PRESENTED BY Nathan Rust Ann Newman Helen Smith RumpaipinLaohaprasit

  4. PROJECT IMFORMATION Address: 4641 Steamboat Island Road Olympia, Washington 98502 Field: Lot Number 13926440000 Lot size 39.14 Acres House: Lot Number 13926440100 Lot size 1.55 Acres Owner: Edward Makoviney Asking Price: 3.5 Million

  5. ARIAL PHOTO

  6. PROPERTY LOCATION Zoning: RRR 1/5 Residential Rural Source, One Home per 5 Acres Owner Expectation: One home per 5 acres allows 8 homes to be developed on this land, keeping value high

  7. WETLAND AND BUFFER

  8. PROPERTY IMFORMATION Assessed Value: $ 389,800 House $ 356,850 Field Total $ 746,650 As of 2009 1 Million is a more realistic sales price Savings of 2.5 million

  9. OTHER SITE CONSIDERATIONS No history of flooding High ground water manageable, but precludes basement

  10. HIGH GROUND WATER

  11. BROWN CONTOUR WITH HIGH GROUND WATER

  12. PROGRAMMING Project Name: Sustainable Agriculture Education Center Category: Education & Recreation Type: Community Center Target Group: Students & Community

  13. FUNCTIONS • Great Rooms (Including Stage) • Classrooms • Administration Office • Kitchen • Lockers / Bathrooms / Showers • Storage

  14. CAPACITIES Great Room • Size 30’ X 50’ • 200 – 300 People Classrooms • Up to 20 People

  15. FIRST FLOOR

  16. SECOND FLOOR

  17. FIRST FLOOR

  18. SECOND FLOOR

  19. SOUTH ELEVATION

  20. BUILDING SECTIONS

  21. SOUTH WEST VIEW

  22. SOUTH EAST VIEW

  23. GREAT ROOM VIEW

  24. STAIRCASE VIEW

  25. OFFICE ROOM

  26. SOUTH WEST VIEW

  27. SOUTH EAST VIEW

  28. COST ESTIMATE Approximately 5,270 ft2 Average cost of $ 184 / ft2 ROM cost $ 970,000

  29. COST ESTIMATE • Potential high labor of strawbale will be minimized with use of educational workshop to provide labor • Workshops will be held “at cost” to cover feeding and housing expenses • Slower labor time offset by publicity and community enrichment

  30. SAFETY PLAN Fire Protection: • All bale treated with borate solution • Site swept hourly when loose straw present • Separate “tool site” where all grinding and spark potential tooling will be done • Predip method

  31. SAFETY PLAN Pre-dip Method: • Wall surfaces of bale dipped in clay slurry - Penetrates 3 inches - Seals bale from fire and rain • Eliminates weed-wacking of wall - Save labor - Reduces fire risk of loose straw

  32. SAFETY PLAN Falling Protection: • Strawbale “crash pads” built up as scaffolding goes higher • After construction this straw will be mulched on site

  33. QUALITY CONTROL Full-time CM will co-ordinate workshops and subcontractors to facilitate proper quality control. Awareness of unique codes and strawbale detailing is critical

  34. WINDOW DETAILS

  35. UNIQUE CODES

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