We made
some progress in designing and hope the government (Obator) will accept our
ideas beginning 2020.
In
general:
All pyramids
will be covered by classic (ceramic,) roof tiles on a steel construction. The
roofs will get thick (10 and 7,5 cm) mineral wool isolation. Inside walls will
be of so called ‘Metal stud’ and ‘Q-Con’ blocks. All doors 100 cm in width. The
roofs will get at several places Velux roof windows. Most on the North side. Maybe
the first in Thailand but we contacted Velux and it is possible to get them
here including sun protection.
The top
of all pyramid is of sun protected glass. For the main pyramid, looking up from
the ground floor, it creates a square ‘window’ of 80 x 80 cm. For the smaller
ones of about 50 x 50 cm.
These
windows create daylight inside the pyramid, offer the possibility for
ventilation and in the evening, with light coming from inside, shows the
project from a distance.
As used
in the countryside of Thailand we also will work with an have to install a wastewater
treatment system with sceptic tanks.
Landplan
idea:
I posted
already this idea.
Guest
rooms:
The
floorplans of the separate pyramid guest rooms, size around 6.5 x 6.5 meter) were
ready already about four weeks ago. Like it seems now one will be the mirrored
concept of the other one.
They both
have a sleep/living space and a bathroom with toilet, washstand and hot water
shower.
The bed
will be ‘queen size’. For a possible third person there is a bed (80 x 200)
under the top roof. Accessible by a revolving stepladder. An idea I got studying
in the eighties at the Fire Service College.
They both
have one aircon, two wall fans, mini-fridge, safe, and not to forget have a
sunroof covered space to relax outside.
Main
house:
The main
house is a combination of one big pyramid (around 10,5 x 10,5 meters) connected
with, on the first floor above the private car and bike park, a smaller pyramid
(Private Buddha, yoga and meditation room) of around 6 x 6 meter. The house has
three aircons.
The ground
floor covers the main entrance, hallway, guest toilet, stairs to the first
floors corridor and inside atrium and balcony, kitchen, living room, master
bedroom with walk in closet and bathroom with toilet, washstand and hot water
shower. The living room (at the South) has, covered by an isolated sunroof, a
glass wall of about four meters including sliding doors to a terrace and faces rice
fields and a provincial road (at about 700 meters).
The first
floor covers a corridor with connection to the Buddha/yoga/meditation room, inside
balcony and outside balcony (on the North) facing the pond, garden, labyrinth and
guest rooms.
Now we
are working and have to work on:
# Façade views
# Cross sections
# Details
#
Construction drawings concrete (foundation, columns, prestressed solid plank
slabs, rebar, floors, concrete construction stabilizers.
#
Construction drawings steel
# Construction
drawing staircase
# Construction
drawings wood.
# Metal
stud and Q-Block design
# Water,
electricity and sewage (wastewater system with sceptic tanks) drawings (no gas
because country site Thailand is used to gas bottles).
# Main
electricity line design (310 meters)
# Constructional
and updated financial calculations
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