ALOHA and WELCOME! This Blog is About Architecture of a Smaller Scale. We explore avenues of Ephemeral Architecture (mobile offices, clinics, pavilions) offering new solutions for small structures and applications for contemporary use. Email me for drawings and comments at: info@ebarc.com MAHALO!
Monday, February 11, 2013
Friday, February 1, 2013
Friday, January 18, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
A FRAME Fact Sheet- Update 01-17-2013
•Cost : 25,000-30,000
•Mounting time : 5
days
•Hook up: Electrical,
water and septic Tank.
•System: Dbl A Frame
Rib at 6’-0” O.C.
•Skin: Structural
Polycarbonate Insulated panels.
•Skin Supplier: Dan-Palon or Kalwall
•Foundation: concrete
piles adjustable to any sloping Terrain.
•Requires Building
Permit: Yes
•Requires local
building inspection: Yes
•Flooring: Plyboo or local harvested
bamboo top floor finish.
•Option for PV panels:
Yes. Structure is designed to accommodate a
10 KW system split on both end of the Structure.
•Warranty-Per
Manufacture : See details in sales specification packet.
•Meet codes: Yes meets
local Building and fire codes. ( IBC, IFC…)
•Hurricane proof up to
105 Mph.
•Requires
Transportation insurance for complete and safe delivery.
•Prefabricated
Stainless steel Kitchenette W/ Cook top and Undercount Refrigerator.
•3 Ton AC spit system
included. ( Including condenser and air distribution system)
•100 AMP Electrical
panel.
•Option for WD hookup.
•Bathroom FFE at
client choice.
•Hose bib or hook up
for Outdoor shower. ( Rinsing)
•Mezz railing per client
choice.
•Aluminum or wood Door
and windows. (pricing and
detailing will vary)
Saturday, January 12, 2013
A Frame Cabin - Update 01-14-2013
Mezzanine Level Floor Plan
Ground Level Floor Plan
Typical Elevation
Transverse Section
Transverse Section
Longitudinal Section
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| view of Main Space and Mezzanine |
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Update 01-09-2013 A Frame Beach Cabin
These renderings are part of a study conducted for the reinterpretation of the classic A Frame cabin. Mostly found in North America, this archetype has been mass produced in the 50's and 60's as well as adopted for recreation and hospitality on OAHU’s north shore. (Hawaii)
A common denominator among most traditional single family homes are the extended roof overhangs and spacious Lanais. The traditional roof shape is either double pitched or in form of an “A” frame. The latter draws its inspiration from the indigenous Halau structure found throughout the islands.
In Hawaii, the Lanai is widely used for recreation and rest, but it is also perceived as a symbol of culture and regional identity. The skin of the cabin is made of a translucent structural insulated panel at 6' on center. The panels have openings fitted into them which allows for passive cooling and adds to the perceived lightness of the structure.
The program includes a: Kitchen, contemplation, storage, study and a sleeping areas. The Lanai ( deck) measures
12 ft x 6 ft. This is our first serious attempt in fabricating this friendly escape. comments or questions would be appreciated. Budget range 20k-35k. Could be delivered and mounted in less than a week. (After foundation cured, utilities and septic tank ready for hook up)
In Hawaii, the Lanai is widely used for recreation and rest, but it is also perceived as a symbol of culture and regional identity. The skin of the cabin is made of a translucent structural insulated panel at 6' on center. The panels have openings fitted into them which allows for passive cooling and adds to the perceived lightness of the structure.
The program includes a: Kitchen, contemplation, storage, study and a sleeping areas. The Lanai ( deck) measures
12 ft x 6 ft. This is our first serious attempt in fabricating this friendly escape. comments or questions would be appreciated. Budget range 20k-35k. Could be delivered and mounted in less than a week. (After foundation cured, utilities and septic tank ready for hook up)
Friday, January 4, 2013
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