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Jeffrey S Sipe

Jeffrey S Sipe

Palmyra, PA, US

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1345 Temporary Stay

A re-deployment of an existing building to house various users, as a guest due tourism, professional entrepreneur due increased business access, and a place of refuge due natural disaster emergency displacement (topical).

If the criticism of “Build Back Better” is operable anywhere, its most utility of purpose would be in a state that has eco-tourism, growth in service sector, and increasing exposure to natural disasters due effects of a humid climate.

Thus, the most secure place to envision a multi-purposed application is on an Airport, preferably a third-tier site, such as Sanford-Orlando which has existing secure infrastructure.

By adapting an older administration office/classroom (1345 E. 28th), designed originally to withstand regional severe weather, and constructed of engineered precast concrete … you have an opportunity to build back better.

And “redux” the interior back to minimal, a basic shell, plug-in a new prefab container, that is tight, insulated, and for 1/2-persons, expandable to families for a temporary stay.

 
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Status: Unbuilt
Location: Sanford-Orlando Airport ... Sanford, Florida
My Role: Architect