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Woodland Community Garden Shed
Woodland Community Garden Shed
Vancouver, Canada
Project Featured on Feb 23, 2017
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Woodland Community Garden Shed
Vancouver, Canada
Project Featured on Feb 23, 2017
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STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$0 - 10K
Brendan Callander
Jason Pielak
Stella Cheung-Boyland
This garden shed was designed and constructed in partnership between UBC architecture students and the Woodland Community Garden Club. This structure is the focal point of the garden.
It acts as a gathering spot for local education programs and provides a practical storage solution. The unique form of the shed was designed to prevent shadows from being cast on surrounding garden plots while at the same time shading the central meeting space.
The client also requested that the use of chemicals be avoided on site to prevent leaching into the soil.
Our solution was to use charred cedar siding as a natural means of protecting the wood. The charred surface also doubles as a chalk-board wall, providing a surface for children and instructors to write on. In addition to the charred-cedar siding, a herring-bone patterned lattice system was used on the parts of the building that receive the most sunlight. The lattice allows for interior lighting as well as as well as supporting potential vine growth. Seasonal vines would provide further shading to cool the structure in the summer months, while allowing more light into the building when dormant.
Jason Pielak
Stella Cheung-Boyland
This garden shed was designed and constructed in partnership between UBC architecture students and the Woodland Community Garden Club. This structure is the focal point of the garden.
It acts as a gathering spot for local education programs and provides a practical storage solution. The unique form of the shed was designed to prevent shadows from being cast on surrounding garden plots while at the same time shading the central meeting space.
The client also requested that the use of chemicals be avoided on site to prevent leaching into the soil.
Our solution was to use charred cedar siding as a natural means of protecting the wood. The charred surface also doubles as a chalk-board wall, providing a surface for children and instructors to write on. In addition to the charred-cedar siding, a herring-bone patterned lattice system was used on the parts of the building that receive the most sunlight. The lattice allows for interior lighting as well as as well as supporting potential vine growth. Seasonal vines would provide further shading to cool the structure in the summer months, while allowing more light into the building when dormant.
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