Groene Hoogbouw - Duurzaam Den Haag
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Groene Hoogbouw - Duurzaam Den Haag
Groene Hoogbouw De Stichting Het Haags Milieucentrum streeft naar een zo duurzaam mogelijk Den Haag en omgeving. Ze doet dit op twee manieren: door zelf activiteiten te ontplooien en door plaatselijke en regionale natuur- en milieuorganisaties te ondersteunen. Groene hoogbouw? duurzaam bouwen • ecologisch bouwen • bioclimatic skyscrapers green skyscrapers • environmental design • sustainable design Gestapel en grootstedelijk bouwen met natuurlijke principes Termieten Vitruvius Windvangers Theorie: Ken Yeang Houston The building can be regarded as a ‘system’ with it’s site and surrounds as it’s ‘environment’: Environment Inputs Outputs System Outputs Inputs The ‘General Systems Theory’ model for describing a system and it’s environment, and the exchanges between them The economics of environmental degredation •Our human welfare is related to •Our material standard of living which depends on the •Provision of manufactured goods which in turn requires •Consumption of natural capital which means •Extraction of natural resources which involves the •Discharges of wastes which result in •Environmental pollution The Designer’s Role: by design and by innovation, to reduce, eliminate and improve efficiencies in these aspects Some of the consequences of buildings on the natural environment: Inputs System Outputs Environment Ecological design involves not just architecture but also includes: Ecology and ecosystems studies, Environmental biology, Landscape architecture, Environmental conservation, Resource management, Materials production and sciences, Materials recycling, Materials economics, Low energy design, Environmental pollution control, Etc. The need for an unified theory of ecological design to integrate these aspects The built system’s enclosure • areas to be enclosed (optimise on partial and unenclosed spaces) • impacts of users’ and system’s activities (e.g.residential, industrial, etc.) • provision of operational environmental systems (see below) (Increasing energy & materials inputs) • Passive Mode • Mixed Mode • Full Mode • Productive Mode Optimise, The built system’s operational systems Optimize passive mode strategies (before adopting other modes): • by Building configuration • by Building orientation • by Façade design • by Solar-control devices • by Built-form envelope colour • by Natural lighting • by Vertical landscaping & planting • by Wind & natural ventilation • by Others Strategies for design detailing of building components: • Reuse • Recycling • Durability • Efficiency • Minimize waste • Environmental integration • Re-manufacture • Repair/maintenance • Upgrading • Refilling • Replacement Greening the large building as continuous ‘vertical landscaping’ (The building as the bio-mimeticEcosysteem ecosystem) Continuous ‘vertical landscaping’ using stepped -planters to enable better ecosystem systemic interactions Gravity-fed supply system Planters with gravity-fed watering & nutrients system Case Study of stepped-planting : IBM Plaza Side-view of planting at sky courts Groen Ve rtic al lan ds ca pin g co nc ep t Upward continuation of planting Orientatie Location of sky-courts Vegetation Sky-court Sky-court Naturally ventilated staircase Naturally ventilated staircase t1 View Out t2 Sky-court Naturally ventilated elevator lobby View out Configure service-cores in built-form as thermal buffers N Waterfront Tower: Typical Floor Plan Wing Wind Wall Natural Ventilated Lift Lobby Lower zone atrium core Escape stair M & E room Wing Wind Wall Private balcony Frankfurt Tower skycourt continuous landscape retail Conference facilities at intermediate floors Sky Court Passive mode: by wind & natural ventilation Site wind rose diagram The transitional spaces & the atrium spaces are critically located in configuring the built form to make full use of wind & natural ventilation Windoriëntatie SW - SE section CFD analysis Internal Temperature distribution and air speed vectors at 1.2m height * * * Grid scale @10m Vector scale @2.5m/s Temperature(ºC) Grid scale @10m Vector scale @2.5m/s * Temperature(ºC) * Wind wall pockets are opened (Ventilation by stack forces only) (South-Westerly wind @ 2.5m/s) Planting to relate to solar path of locality: Eco-Towers, Elephant & Castle (London), Facilitate waste separation and management for recycling: Rainwater collection & recycling system Rainwater purification system Water Solid waste recycling system Use of Ambient Energy (Photovoltaics) Average photovoltaic- cell energy output = 17.6 kWhr/sq.m Total sunlight hours per day = 12 hours Daily energy output = 2.04 kWhr.sq.m Area of photvoltaic = 855.25 sq.m Total daily energy output = 7,744 kWhr Estimated energy consumption = 439.7 kWhr Estimated daily energy consumption = 4,397 kWhr % self sufficiency = 39.7% Gevel Shading devices EXPO 2005 Tower (Nagoya) Recreation of the conditions-in-the-ground up in-the-sky Concentratie Example of a louvre-umbrella building : The Roof Roof house Louvered umbrella Umbrella building The umbrella as rain-water collector: Tech-Linx Technology Park Regenvanger Commerzbank Referenties Strijkijzer Jungerhanstoren MVRDV Hengelo Urban Cactus Acrobaat Rabobank Baltimore Maastoren Emilio Ambasz Chicago City Hall Zonnepanelen Bahrain WTC Dijkzigt Gierzwaluwen Shanghai smog Green = Cool www.groenehoogbouw.nl