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underground building water piping details
hello everyone,
this is radhika shah from india studying architecture in the 7th semester.we have been given a project of agriculture college campus planning and i have planned an oat and auditorium together as one..the auditorium is in the underground and the oat above..i wanted to know the methods of water facilities as and construction techniques for the same.i wanted some details sketches and some new ideas...please make it soon as i am out of time..
please someone answer?
figure twice the roof thickness you normally would do to support the green roof. add a couple of water cisterns with the lowest cistern elevation a couple feet above the green roof (so that you have enough static pressure to irrigate the oats you plant). show some gabion walking paths on the roof so you can get to your oats to harvest them. the rocks in the gabions will also help with drainage of the roof so your auditorium doesn't leak. where the gabions reach the roof edge to drain, show a rain barrel to capture water which will irrigate your oats making it sustainable.
good luck!
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