1. The enlargement Renovation Rak-43.3312 Repair Methods of Structures II (4 cr) Esko Sistonen

2. The enlargement Renovation of a high Standard The subject of this study was the feasibility of enlargement as an option in the renovation of the block of flats

3. * Repairs are usually claddings or external insulation renderings (sheep, expensive, bad ones and good ones) * A function of repairs are often to return buildings in their original architectural image * A functional part does not get any improvements in these repair methods * An owner of flats do not have any motivation to high standard renovations The basis of the renovation

4. * Widespread deterioration is very expensive to repair (’too late awakening’) * To demolish the outer panel of the element and old insulation layer is common * Widespread damaged windows are expensive to repair * Repair of building services (i.e. HVAC = heating, ventilation, and Air-conditioning) is often necessary buildings built in the 1960’s and 1970’s * Architectural point is very important in a repair project – usually forgot The basis of the renovation

5. * Flats require enlargement and diversification * The general principle e.g. in the enlargement of the sandwich-prefabricated house with a bookshelf-like frame structure is to demolish the internal skin of the element as well and to widen either the both sides of the structural frame or merely the other side and to build new facades. * It was studied how the additional housing space gained by the presented plan of enlargement could be utilized. The basis of the renovation

6. To demolish the outer panel of the element and old insulation layer is common

7. A principle of the enlargement

9. * The enlargement renovation is made possible by an owner of flats, such as the insurance company, the Government or the local authority. * While the enlargement renovation is being carried out, the residents have to lodge somewhere else. * After the renovation shall rents be so high that all lodgers don’t have interest and chances to move back. * City planning technique * Building lot organizing (e.g. parking) * The new widen structural frame (how to make it?) * The size and distribution of flats In the enlargement renovation it can be found certain problems

10. In the enlargement renovation it can be found certain problems: * Dark spots * Frame and foundation are usually not damaged. That means, complete demolish is not reasonable * Architectonic things

12. Enlargement renovation necessitates in each staircase the redistribution of the housing space between the flats. Made

13. Not made Enlargement renovation necessitates in each staircase the redistribution of the housing space between the flats.

14. The lighting of a flat can be improved e.g. with larger windows, partition walls with windows and gable windows.

16. CASE STUDY: Moreover, separately were studied how the renovation of a high standard could be conducted by means of the addition.

17. CASE STUDY: the addition in the condominium

18. CASE STUDY: the addition 100 m

19. CASE STUDY: the addition possibilities

20. CASE STUDY: a smart balcony repair

21. AN EXCAMPLE OF THE ENLARGEMENT RENOVATION

22. New balconies for each flat

23. CASE STUDY: the addition possibilities * The renovation of an old building might be partly funded with the income from the new premises built nearby on the same site. * The adverse effects of the additional building can be compensated e.g. by subsidising the renovation amply.

24. CASE STUDY: TO SOLVE PARKING PROBLEMS (app. 50% parking lots were not originally made in suburb areas)

25. 100 m CASE STUDY: Enlargement plan

27. CASE STUDY: intention plan (architect's office Kuusi)

28. CASE STUDY: Roof damage

29. CASE STUDY: Concrete deterioration

30. CASE STUDY: old buildings

31. CASE STUDY: a new building

32. CASE STUDY: old building * It is possible to build new elevators outside the frame of three floors’ block of flats in each staircase

33. By means of the enlargement renovation, the aesthetic character of the building can be enhanced and the status of the neighbourhood be upgraded, thus reducing urban decay.

34. By means of the enlargement renovation, the aesthetic character of the building can be enhanced

36. cut-away drawing

37. Ground floor: flats with own court yard

38. Enlargement in balcony line

39. Sidewalk in raised floors / A front garden in the ground floors’ flats

40. Sketched perspective of the enlarged and a raised building

41. The economical aspect of the enlargement renovation was surveyed by using cost estimates. * Architecture * Structural things * Cost-effectiveness * Comparison calculations with different repair methods

42. The economical aspect * The modern heating and ventilation engineering may amount to as much as 30 per cent of the renovation costs. * The value of the structural frame of the building is approximately from 20 to 25 per cent of the total building costs. * Demolition and changes in the housing space diminish the actual value of the structural frame. * Hence the enlargement renovation is virtually tantamount to the new building. * Even so, the right to build more is clearly an asset.

43. Problems and possibilities * The income from the premises determines to a considerable degree the guidelines the enlargement renovation. * The flats for rent become small, because in the market there is a general tendency towards ever smaller flats. * The scantness of spacious flats suited for families may in the long run cause some problems. * It would not be advisable, especially in terms of profitability, to employ the enlargement renovation in a suburban area. * Legislation is not force majeure!

44. Problems and possibilities * The presented plan of renovation is mainly applicable to areas in wich the ground is expensive and the income from rents is high * The focal points of infrastructure, e.g. the inner city and waterfront sites. * The study reached the conclusion that the enlargement renovation necessitates in each staircase the redistribution of the housing space between the flats. * Current financing policy is partly an obstacle for enlargement renovation (a.o. shortness of the payback period of the loan). * The use of repairing funds: orderliness

45. Progress report / City planning office * To compensate the right to build more conditions for the common good are negotiable in connection with the alteration of the city plan (e.g. converting a part of the site into a park etc.). * Changes in city plan of added and complementary buildings are very case- specific in their solutions and one must prepare oneself to time-delays and conflict situations.

46. The enlargement of the block of flats, the renovation of a high standard: utilization * Results of the study may not be realized: repair costs (calculated 1999) 1000-1500 €/m 2 are too high (app. 2000-3000 €/m 2 in 2013 with the real interest rate of 5 per cent). * Possibility to lobby for more quality repair methods: repairs used nowadays (i.e. claddings and patch repairs) do not better the livability of buildings and do not reach a long service life in many cases.

47. Do we return in an enlargement renovation to this kind of basis? Mäkiö, E. Kerrostalot 1960-75

48. One should invest to quality in new buildings: Basis to longer service life of buildings * High-quality structural technique * Building materials in High-quality * Regular and right timed maintenance measures * Problems in suburb block of flats can not be solved with methods used nowadays

49. Repair methods Enlargement + rising RisingBasic repair Repayment period : 20-30 a. 25-35 a. app. 15 a. The face of the architectural will get better Possibility to make changes in space and planning solutions No changes in space and planning solutions Repeated little repair methods No changes in space and planning solutions Corresponds a new building Bad suitability to suburb areas

50. Concept Generation of Renovation with Prefabricated Elements http://lib.tkk.fi/TIEDE_TEKNOLOGIA/2011/isbn9789526043821.pdf