1. Gas & Retail Station of the future

2. today’s petrol stations
• A modern High volume throughput petrol station selling 5 million litres/
year costs circs £2million to build.
• 60% of the cost of building a typical petrol station are in equipment /
pumps underground
• Supermarkets share of the market has grown from 19% in 1997 to over
38.5% in 2011
• Many smaller less well located filling stations have closed in the UK.
• Greater reliance on convenience stores being integrated with the
petrol station. There are many joint operations with supermarkets.
• Driving off without paying for fuel remains the major source of loss of
revenue at petrol stations.

3. active building facade
media-tecture types
1. mechanical media surface
eg Jean Nouvel - Institute du Monde Arabe, Paris
Metal objects, louvres, lens, moved and controlled by electr ical
input
2. Projections
Two types possible: Frontal projections, and reverse projections
eg BMW musuem
reverse projections can be on to glass / acrylic
3. computer aided light installations
eg musuem of modern art in Graz
illuma shopping centre in singapore
4. Illumesh and mediamesh
uses a mesh containing LEDs
media mesh allows digital film to be shown and retains
transparency from inside
5. smartslab
honeycomb shape and the compund eye
eg architectural biennale 2006 venice

4. KIT OF PARTS
Cladding Options
C1 Timbe cladding
C2 Media wall
C3 Mineral composite cladding system
C4 Terracotta cladding system
C5 Information wall
POD Options
P1 ‘Food to go’ collection counter
P2 Retail pod large
P3 Retail pod small
P4 Entrance pod
P5 Storage pod
P6 Fuel tank pod
P7 Electric car charging pod
P8 Wc and storage pod
P9 Coffee Pod
P10 Additional Seating Pod
P11 Small coffee Pod
ROOF OPTIONS
R1 Seedum roof
R2 EFTE canopy
R3 EFTE canopy with PV panels
R4 Rooflight
R5 PV panel
WT Wind turbine
FT Fuel terminal
1200x1200 planning module
8.4m x3.6m structural grid
C1
C1
C5
FT Fuel terminal
with touch screen information panel
C5
P1
R1
WT
R4
R5
R1
R3
R3
R2
R2
R2
P2
P3
P4
P5
P6
P7
P8
P9
P10
P11
C2
C2
C2
C3
C4
C3
Cladding
O
ptions
Pod
O
ptions
COUNTRY
MEDIA
CONTEXT
ICON
FUEL STATION OF THE FUTURE

5. creating partnerships
• creating a superior customer experience with a partner of choice
• ensuring the offering draws in the preffered partner
• tailor the offer to the intended audience
• effective complimentary branding techniques with fuel and the food
retailer
• forecourt business as a micro destination which fills the need to
‘revitalise’ and compliment vehicle service arrangements

6. FUEL STATION OF THE FUTURE

7. The Constraint Modelling Process…
Stage 1
Rank features / types within each constraint
Stage 2
Create model layer for each constraint
Stage 3
Create combined constraint model
Stage 4
Weight layers / refine model
Presentation Title
GIS linked into SharePointGIS Linked to a sharepoint
Improving the VISION + IDENTITY STAGE

8. The Constraint Modelling Process…
Stage 1
Rank features / types within each constraint
Stage 2
Create model layer for each constraint
Stage 3
Create combined constraint model
Stage 4
Weight layers / refine model
Presentation Title
Project Portal – maximising technologies
Issues & RisksTeam Calendar, Tasks Maps
Links to other
facilities
Document
management
Key
information Topical project
links
Improving the VISION + IDENTITY STAGE
Project portal