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      fbo_bern
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      and behind the house...

      002_g_k.jpg

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        cadmunkey
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        Good use of a limited space. I presume you live somewhere quite dry?

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          fbo_bern
          last edited by

          thank you.

          no, is in zurich (switzerland). normal climate (arid).
          there an old married couple lives they any longer cut the race.
          is a project for the technician school.

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            chrisglasier
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            This reminds me of a stepped area Snohetta designed - not the design itself but that the building authority demanded they put handrails everywhere. The solution was to designate it as sculpture for which there was not any such requirement.

            But of course you could not get away with it with the real stairs which must have handrails (particularly as you say the inhabitants were old).

            Just memories.

            With TBA interfaces we can analyse what is to be achieved so that IT can help with automation to achieve it.

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              chrisglasier
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              I was thinking about this. If you have the possibility to create stepped landscaped areas, it seems a great opportunity to use raised beds to satisfy both safety aspects and to help seniors keen on gardening but who naturally find it difficult to bend or squat to plant, weed and so forth. Interesting project; keep us informed of progress.

              Chris

              PS How about thinking about ramps and wheelchair access as well ...

              With TBA interfaces we can analyse what is to be achieved so that IT can help with automation to achieve it.

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                cadmunkey
                last edited by

                That sounds like a good idea Chris, The raised beds would look great I think.
                It would have to be a hell of a ramp though to reach that doorway!

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                  fbo_bern
                  last edited by

                  A ramp might have maximally 6%. This would need the whole Entrance range before the house. Besides a ramp was not demanded.

                  Thanks for the hint of the stairway hand rails! I will still attach. πŸ‘

                  On Thursday I deliver the project. We will see, what is said to it.

                  map1.jpg
                  On the map is into red the plot. In green a range, in which I may only plants, but nothing to build.

                  003.png
                  Here still another picture from the side. The house is not finished drawn yet.

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                    fbo_bern
                    last edited by

                    other pictures from the presentation...

                    I received the best honor for this project

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                    (i now that it haves errors in the renderpics... πŸ˜„)

                    have fun...

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                      cadmunkey
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                      congrats on the best honour award. Good work!

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                        chrisglasier
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                        +1

                        With TBA interfaces we can analyse what is to be achieved so that IT can help with automation to achieve it.

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