Nature leads the design process.
24 Lakeside Drive | Montauk, NY
It should not be surprising that environmental influences are the most important aspect of the coast -Homebuilding.
Like mermaids and (possibly) the hole ness monster is no house from the box. Each individual is a tailor -made production that, according to a unique design, which is dictated by the unique circumstances of its location. The end result is a careful balance of natural realities, impermeable surfaces and finally the lifestyle specifications of the client according to these dimensions.
According to Dilandro, they do not approach environmental impacts as a check box, but as a series of individual places – – – Then extend or prevent the negative consequences of the country, the structure (s) and its surroundings. A strategy for reducing a predictable challenge can avoid the difference in a project, literally and under the transferred sense under water.
These include (but hardly limited):
The floor: Before advising the design, a standard penetration test (SPT) is carried out to test the floor composition that determines the Ground decision and structural approach. Certain soil types, typically the surrounding wetlands, require piles – slim columns made of steel, concrete or wood, which are first driven deep into the ground to transmit loads from the above structure.
The water: Advising the latest Fema flood cards is often the first step to determine what can be built on coastal packages (and how). The FEMA is legally obliged to check and update these cards every five years. This is a detailed process that has topographic changes and other factors that can affect the risk. Therefore, they are an essential starting point when determining the location requirements and the necessary survey for every coastal apartment.
The drainage: Rainwater management prevents pollution, flooding, erosion and biodiversity loss, which are all the more devastating in sensitive coastal areas. Therefore, all projects must comply with all applicable regulations. Including those that were determined by State DEC and local building regulations to name just a few.
The moisture: Air humidity and condensation not only tighten the outer wear, but also for the health and comfort of the residents. Mechanical, electrical and sanitary systems (MEP) should be carefully taken into account for clean air. Certainly selected materials such as the storage tracks with high durability can protect the structure of the house from the weather runs.
The wind: Coastal winds are not a joke. In certain areas, for example in hurricial zones or in direct packages by the sea, houses have to be constructed to anticipate the stress of significant lateral and uplifting loads, which they may endure in potentially catastrophic extreme wind events. Wind cards offer an insight into the highest wind speeds so that designers can act accordingly.