TEAM 03

Eleni Gebrehiwot, Arianna Phillips

Andrew Parker

The site is organized to keep as much open park space as possible and have frontage to the street west of the site.
Partially exposed water treatment tanks have backup cisterns for overflow, maintenance and future growth. Resilient for the future.
Water tanks display educational material on how water is being cleaned below the viewers feet.
Admin and offices greet the street with large windows as an entry to the site. The building is held up by large modern stone and has a roof that is reminiscent of the surrounding buildings.
The pump station:
- Is made of local lava rock that changes color and texture with the amount of wetness or dryness. It is symbol of strength.
- Has opportunities for the community to look into the facility and learn about the water treatment process.
- The interior encourages an education experience through use of glass portals for visitors to see the pumps and inner workings of the systems.
- The exterior has a belt of texture and color that is a reflection of Indonesian art, clothing details and roof colors.
- The balcony overlooks the community and local river.
- The roof is made of a series of planted terraces that grow flowers and vegetation. It is a reference to the local agriculture of the land.