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This page describes all of the design requirements and considerations for a potential Community Hall / Community Shed Fitting the same role that the Cottage is currently fulfilling, but adding greater capacity and more functionality Sleep space - A few more permanent bedroom spaces - Somewhere to sleep a dozen humans for quick overnight stays for events (e.g. sleeping mat storage) Office - shared office spaces for coworking / remote working - Meetings - Internet Kitchen - Community meals Function / entertainment space - Movies area, games probably - Possible big lounge (almost 'cuddle pile' space) - Bouldering wall & gymnasium - Possibly a home-brew multiplayer VR space Ventilation ### Community Shed Design Notes - Big eaves for the shed (at least 600mm was suggested) will help keep it cool - cross ventilation - Cover any naked concrete so it doesn’t heat the building up with heat transfer - either have the concrete pad as the same size as the shed, or shade any other concrete area - Using the verandah as deck might be possible – split level shed?

This page describes all of the design requirements and considerations for a potential Community Hall / Community Shed Fitting the same role that the Cottage is currently fulfilling, but adding greater capacity and more functionality Sleep space - A few more permanent bedroom spaces - Somewhere to sleep a dozen humans for quick overnight stays for events (e.g. sleeping mat storage) - perhaps aim for 16 pax (8 bunk beds) that are comfy enough for weekend retreats or even week-long stays for university students Office - Shared office spaces for coworking / remote working - Sound proof meeting rooms - High-speed internet Kitchen - Space for large 8 burner gas stove and storage of many large pots and pans - Community meals Function / entertainment space - Movies area, games probably - Possible big lounge (almost 'cuddle pile' space) - Bouldering wall & gymnasium - Possibly a home-brew multiplayer VR space Ventilation ### Community Shed Design Notes - Big eaves for the shed (at least 600mm was suggested) will help keep it cool - cross ventilation - Cover any naked concrete so it doesn’t heat the building up with heat transfer - either have the concrete pad as the same size as the shed, or shade any other concrete area - Using the verandah as deck might be possible – split level shed?

This page describes all of the design requirements and considerations for a potential Community Hall / Community Shed Fitting the same role that the Cottage is currently fulfilling, but adding greater capacity and more functionality Sleep space - A few more permanent bedroom spaces - Somewhere to sleep a dozen humans for quick overnight stays for events (e.g. sleeping mat storage) - perhaps aim for 16 pax (8 bunk beds) that are comfy enough for weekend retreats or even week-long stays for university students Office - s- Shared office spaces for coworking / remote working - M- Sound proof meetings rooms - I- High-speed internet Kitchen - Space for large 8 burner gas stove and storage of many large pots and pans - Community meals Function / entertainment space - Movies area, games probably - Possible big lounge (almost 'cuddle pile' space) - Bouldering wall & gymnasium - Possibly a home-brew multiplayer VR space Ventilation ### Community Shed Design Notes - Big eaves for the shed (at least 600mm was suggested) will help keep it cool - cross ventilation - Cover any naked concrete so it doesn’t heat the building up with heat transfer - either have the concrete pad as the same size as the shed, or shade any other concrete area - Using the verandah as deck might be possible – split level shed?