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PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
PLANS
Site Plan
Basement 1 Floor Plan
Basement 2 Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
First Storey Floor Plan
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Staff room
Reception
Towel area
Lift
Staircase to B2
Toilet
Shower & vanity area
Toilet
Personal baths
Indoor bath 1- 93F
Outdoor bath 101F
Regeneration area
Storage/plant room
Changing cubicles
Children bath
Sauna
Plunge pool
Indoor Bath 2- 95F
Indoor Bath 3- 99F
Green spaces
DEVELOPMENT
CIRCULATION
Privacy for different user groups
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Entrance
Preparation
Baths
Different circulations have been designed to suit different user groups. It is important to recognise that there may be an amount of people feeling uncomfortable being visible in their swimming costumes. Instead of creating one circulation ( yellow ), an additional route allows them to be in a less exposed areas.
Main
Entrance
DIFFERENT SPATIAL QUALITY
The indoor and outdoor baths
The lowest floor of the design consists of the main program - baths. Different baths are designed to create different environment for the users to relax in.
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2
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Indoor Bath
Lockers
Openings at the roof to allow sunlight into the dark space, creating a warmer atmosphere. The openings also allow the visitors to preview the bath area before entering.
Without the proper changing room, lockers and changing cubicles are located near to the bath. Green wall is introduced for better air quality and better acoustic.
Openings
Changing
Cubicles
Shower
A rectangle pool with submersible wheelchair lift to allow the space to serve a dual function - private water therapy pool during weekdays when the bath house is not as crowded.
Submersible wheelchair lift
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2
Outdoor Bath
Terracing form maintains visual connection between the baths and the surrounding. This is ideal for family with kids.
Natural pool system is adapted to create a garden-like outdoor bath area
Platform decking to allow different interaction with the pool.
3
Indoor Bath
Plunge Pool
Changing Cubicles and Vanity area
Children Bath
Saunas
Openings at the roof to allow sunlight into the dark space, creating a warmer atmosphere. The openings also help to light up the toilet and shower area at Basement 1.
The largest indoor bath in the building. It consists of small pocket of sizes to create a sense of privacy in public pool and also the irregular shape discourages users from swimminh.
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