unit-code
The proposed project is a multifunctional centre for delivery drivers, constructed using self-recycled and self-manufactured polymer building materials. It aims to provide a supportive and safe environment for drivers, addressing their often-neglected needs. The building incorporates a skill development scheme focused on plastic recycling, using materials collected by drivers. It features a translucent facade, personalised spaces, and an efficient flow to enhance driver comfort and create a sense of community.
Process and experimentation of manufacturing polymer building materials to be used for the construction of the building in a home environment using basic equipment.
The two different prototypes investigate two different characteristics of plastic. On the left, the pieces with horizontal ridges study how the number of ridges affects the curve angle.
Image illustrating how the building is used, showing each segment of the building from parking and polymer mini recycling factory, all the way to the communal rooftop.
The construction process is illustrated with each floor being added based on the requirements following the hypothetical timeline of the project.
Passage created by the building to increase accessibility, incorporating secure vertical bicycle parking for the drivers.