Rooftop public realm on the living bridge with leaf-compost module.

Compost and plant learning space.

Fertilizer and biogas production factory.

Composting process.

The idea for leaves captured from the railway.

A basic compost module expansion.

Module space syntax and function on the living bridge.

Proposed Plan.

MArch Architecture|DS 10

THE LIVING BRIDGE

by Chatchpol Pongtornphurt

Name

Chatchpol Pongtornphurt

Course

MArch Architecture

This project’s main objective is to settle the leaf decomposition method and combine it with the living bridge which is the pathway that connects the surrounding area to Willesden junction station. The project will contain the manufacturing process from the leaf to fertilizer and biogas on a micro-scale and industrial-scale starting by collecting leaves from trees in the park, and railways in the area of London. The decomposing cycle in this project also helps improve the sustainability of the city by the use of biogas as fuel for producing heat and electricity. The fertilizer can be used to grow trees in the building's park that provide a public realm and green space for the community. The living bridge also acts as a waste management and commuting junction to support nearby development projects in the future.