3. Images:
Bronwyn
Barry
and
Colin
Groth
Not a “Home Performance”!
Upgrade Candidate!
Minusses:
§ No
insula?on
§ Sloped
floor
§ No
mechanical
systems
Plusses:
§ Redwood
siding
§ Exis?ng
founda?on
§ A
large
door
4. Why VATI?!
“On the other hand the space is ALL to the practice. I have
practiced in a great array of spaces, people's living rooms,
prison, schools, zendos, homes of the guru. I have practiced on
the beach and in the dirt in Africa. I have practiced in my
backyard and in my bedroom. Each of these places can, and have
elicited a variance of feeling, at first, to the practice. !
!
What is noticeable about current yoga practices is that there is
a sense of commodity rather than scholarship and spiritual
commitment. Contemporary spaces are defined by this
misunderstanding of yoga. In order to speak to this mistake, to
rectify it in my own practice, I wish to build Vati.!
!
The space itself will define certain elements of commitment and
seriousness combined with joy and serenity. The design should be
simple and have great clarity. The materials used to build it
should reflect integrity, solidity and craftsmanship.”!
!
Alice Joanou Clifford !
5. Schematic Design!
Sketches:
Bronwyn
Barry
Looked
at:
§ Approach
to
building
§ Entrance
loca?on
§ Interior
configura?on
§ Outdoor
spaces
§ Window
Configura?ons
§ Material
choices
(None
of
these
ended
up
being
the
final
version!)
8. Roof and Barge Details!
Drawings:
Kevin
Neilan
Corrugated Galv
Metal Roof
Red Wood Siding
(Backround)
Horizontal Wood
Nailers or Hat
Channel(N) Bldg.
Paper
6" Hunter H Shield
Polyiso Insulation
1/2" Plywood Sheathing
2x10 Fascia (Rabbet
Bottom for Siding)
(N) 4 x 8 Beam
3/4" or 1" Plywood
Sheathing
(N) 4 x 4 Post
(N) 2 x Blocking cut
to match roof slope
2'-0"
Corrugated
Metal Roof
Furring Strips
Continuous
Air Barrier
3/4 or 1"
Plywood
1'-2" to1'-4" Overhang
Continuous
Weather Barrier
2 x 10 Frieze
Board 3/4"
Rabbet Channel
2x4 Outf iggers @
16" OC Typ. or
24" OC
2 x 8 Fascia
Board
Center Tail 2x10
or 2x8
Decoratively
Trimmed
6" HUNTER XCI
FOIL instulation
Grace Roof
Underlay OR
Building Paper
1/2" Plywood
Sheathing
Corrugated
Metal Roof
6" HUNTER XCI
FOIL instulation
Grace Roof
Underlay OR
Building Paper
Continuous
Air Barrier
3/4 or 1"
Plywood
1'-2" to1'-4" Overhang
Continuous
Weather Barrier
2 x 10 Frieze
Board
2x4 Outf iggers @
16" OC Typ. or
24" OC
2 x 8 Fascia
Board
1/2" Plywood
Sheathing
Center Tail 2x10
or 2x8
Decoratively
Trimmed
2 x 8 Ridge Beam
Lines up with
(N) 4x4 Post
2'-0" - 2' 4" attached to rafters
Corrugated
Galv Metal
Roof
Red Wood Siding
(Re-used)
3/4" x 1 1/2"
Firring Strips
2" Hunter XCI-CG Cont.
Exterior Insulation
1/2" Plywood Sheathing
*Taped at all seams for air
sealing. Typical. (SSD)
Horizontal
Wood Nailers
or Hat Channel
Note: See AS2 For all Framing
Structural Framing Upgrades
Optional Batt
Wall Insulation
5/8" Gyp.
Board
WRB Taped at
seams, Typ.
(N) Bldg.
Paper
6" Hunter H Shield
Polyiso Insulation
1/2" Plywood Sheathing
(E) Roof Boards (keep)
(E) Shingle Roof (remove)
Tape Plywood @ All
Edges. Typ.
2x10 Fascia (Rabbet
Bottom for Siding)
Typ. Wall Roof/Wall Section @ North and South
1" = 1'
A4.0
3
Barge Rafter Detail @ West Side
1" = 1'
A4.0
1
Barge Rafter Detail @ Patio Side
1" = 1'
A4.0
2
A4.0
3032ArizonaStreet
OaklandCalifornia,94602
ColinGrothBuilders
4615ParkBoulevard
Oakland,CA94602
BargeRafterDetails/Gutter
Detial
Roof/Wall Detail through Patio
1" = 1'
A4.0
4
21. Mechanical Systems!
Ven.la.on:
§ Panasonic
WhisperWall
Extract
Air
Fans
(x2),
24V,
70
CFM
each
(no
heat
recovery!)
§ Honeywell
ARD8/UMakeup
air
damper
at
opposite
gable
end
of
room
Hea.ng
&
Cooling:
§ Mini-‐Split:
Fujitsu
9RL2,
27.2
SEER,
9,000
BTU
Bathroom:
• Panasonic
Whisper
Warm
Fan/Heater
combo
22. Assembly Specifications!
DesignPH
Image:
Bronwyn
Barry
(hft2F/BTU) T,24.Min. Actual
Walls R"13 R"27
Roof R"19 R"36
Slab None R"24
Slab.Edge ? R"15
Windows R"3 R"5
ACH.50 3 2.4
Not
a
Passive
House
(but
very
close)
25. Thank you!!
Questions?!
Bronwyn
Barry,
CPHD
“I
have
been
prac?cing
yoga
in
Alice's
new
space
for
two
weeks
at
the
5am
slot
and
I've
got
to
tell
you,
it
is
so
comfortable
and
lovely
to
be
in.
You
hit
a
home
run.”
Jacque
Keller