纽约微单元住宅的绿色创新_住宅建筑_设计案例作品

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设计亮点

LEED 铂金认证，节能环保，可持续经济模式。

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SO-IL Architects

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adAPT NYC是一个始于2012年的试点项目，旨在建立起一种新的住宅模式：微单元住宅。由于tiNY不需要依靠政府部门的补贴，因此对于可担负的住宅项目来说，tiNY算是第一个可持续的经济模式。SO-IL为tiNY住宅项目做的方案位于曼哈顿第二十七街东，该方案在一桩单面单廊式塔楼中提供了236平方英尺的相同的单元住宅。这个设计方法既能给予建筑独特的个性，又能也让小型住宅更受人欢迎。

tiNY住宅计划限制发展商的回报，同时让越发能够负担的住房价格由自由市场的需求来补贴。建筑首层的单车停放，社区室，便利店，全天候管理和位于地下层的储藏间，洗衣间以及短期办公空间支持着二层到十七层的九十六户住宅单元，配以可达的屋顶花园。充裕的南向立面和对流住宅，加上高度隔热保暖的设计，让建筑能够拿到LEED铂金认证（美国绿色建筑最高级别认证），获得超过90点的绿色社区积分，并且在按每个住户计算的条件下超越被动式房屋节能标准。

form the architect:

adAPT NYC is a pilot program that was launched in July 2012 to develop a new model of housing – micro-units. tiNY is the first sustainable economic model for affordability as it does not rely on HPD Subsidy. SO–IL’s proposal for tiNY Housing at East 27th Street in Manhattan delivers identical 236 square foot homes in a single-loaded corridor tower. The approach affords a unique building identity and an opportunity to make small homes desirable.

tiNY Housing proposes limiting the developer return and redirecting free market demand to subsidize increasingly affordable homes. Ground floor bike parking, community room, convenience kiosk, and full time super with cellar level storage lockers, laundry and short term office space support 96 homes on floors 2-17 with accessible green roof above. Ample southern exposure and cross ventilated homes in a highly sealed and insulated tower establishes a building that will be LEED Platinum, achieve over 90 Green Community Points and exceed Passive House Standards when measured per occupant.