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Innovative and Intelligent facades
By Jeff Tsai Arup Building Envelope Design
Innovative and Intelligent facades By Jeff Tsai Arup Building - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Innovative and Intelligent facades By Jeff Tsai Arup Building Envelope Design 1 Innovative facades around the world 1. Beijing 4. Hong Kong Six Selected Projects 2. Abu Dhabi 5. Hamburg 3. Tokyo 6. London / Europe 2
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By Jeff Tsai Arup Building Envelope Design
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Six Selected Projects
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Medial Wall + Glass Rain Screen + 2,292 LEDs
Simone Giostra & Partners 2,000m² “interactive skin” Completed: 2008
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PV cell Laminated glass: solar energy collector and light diffuser
5 PV cell generate energy during the day
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Taking the first step is key to progress The stored energy used to light the wall at night
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Two 150m tall office + automated solar shading
AEDAS Completed: 2013
8 Automated “Umbrella” open/close based on sun path
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Predominate energy used in the office is for cooling Balance between good light transmission and SHG High performance glass + Dynamic solar shading Solve technical problem while delivering a design icon Automated “Umbrella” open/close based on sun path
10 Automated “Umbrella”: Structural + mechanical
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Integrates work, education and social well-being
An exhibition/education centre An eco-home show flat A multi-function room
Ronald Lu & Partners (HK) Ltd Completed: 2012
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Utilizes natural ventilation, day lighting, sustainable materials Integrated landscape: minimizes the urban heat island effect Ultra-energy-efficient building systems with smart control monitors that minimized consumption
Energy reduction by 45%
20 Analysis vs. Real Data
A smart building with more than 3,000 sensors reporting on every aspect of its performance. There are four microclimate monitoring stations placed around the site to enhance understanding
its surroundings.
21 The skin is an important part of the building
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The skin should suite the building
33 Green wall at Quai Branly Museum, Oasis of Aboukir
By Patrick Blanc
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A lightweight, modular living wall system Proof-of-concept phase
Undergoing small-scale trials in London, Berlin, San Francisco and Singapore.
35 A “Green” Rain-Screen System
A lightweight, modular living wall system The Living Rain-Screen
Wild Screen (working name): The system used hydroponics for nutrient and water delivery, and seeds are grown on-site rather than in greenhouses, making for more robust plants suited to their living environment.
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37 Goals
The system is designed to be visually appealing from day one, and to evolve over time to the delight of the onlooker. The intention is to make living walls cheaper and easier to specify, install and maintain than alternatives, and therefore more accessible to building owners and other stakeholders.
38 Watch it grow! In 2 month period
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