Double-Height Space of Interior Ground Foor

Skylight, Chandelier and Staircase Sustainable Materials

Sustainable Building Materials

Rear Cleaning and Production Spaces on Ground Floor

Ground Floor Perspective

First Floor Perspective

Front Interior Perspective of Final Model 1:50

Interior Perspective of Final Model and Solar Panels 1:50

BA Interior Architecture|Year 1

THINKING SUSTAINABLY

by ZAKIA LESSAK

Name

ZAKIA LESSAK

Course

BA Interior Architecture

“T.S.” Thinking sustainably represents the use of recycled, sustainable materials at 2 Hansard Mews, Holland Road, London W14 8BJ. The concerns with polluted plastic bags waste and paper bags continue to be used in the Shepherds Bush Market. Promoting Tote Bags will help encourage consumers and stall users to utilise Tote Bags at. a minimal cost. “T.S” produces Tote Bags using old t-shirts that are collected from Osram Court, 182 Shepherds Bush Road, clothes banks, and fabric/charity shops near Shepherds Bush. Then they are cleaned and made into environment friendly Tote Bags in the Production Space on the Ground Floor and packaged in the Packaging Room to distribute at Shepherds Bush Market. The private living area encompassed by a transparent roof skylight is on the first floor. This allows the natural sunlight through the building right to the ground floor hallway area through a parallel skylight version on the first floor. On the rooftop, on either side of the skylight solar panels are intended to allow sustainable energy and heat into the building. A chandelier dangles from a stainless-steel chain from the rooftop enwrapped in a recycled sustainable jeans fabric material chandelier.