1/9
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Jacob’s II House
Precedent for PASSIVE HEATING
Frank Lloyd wright
Thermal mass (earth berm) on 1 side
Deep overhang- protects from summer lets in winter
Zion national park, Utah
South facing windows with TROMBE WALLS
Windows shaded during summer
Shelly ridge Girl Scout center
Precedent for THIN TROMBE WALL
Shorter time lag so delivers heat during afternoon-early evening
University of Utah college of arc and planning
Thermal mass TROMBE WALL with wood, wire, mesh, and river rock
Nature & environment learning center/ bureau SLA
Precedent for TROMBE WALL
Braille- pattern of recessed half shells to increase surface area facing the sun
Trombe walls can be beautiful
In Amsterdam, Netherlands
La Vereda Compound
Precedent for SUNSPACE
BedZED
Precedent for SUNSPACES
Minimizing embodied emissions
Integrating energy systems at neighborhood scale
Cross section design- maximizes south orientation
Offices on north, homes on south
Balcomb House
Precedent for SUNSPACES
Douglas balcomb
Santa Fe, NM
Double doors allow convection currents 2 heat house but seal off sunspace @ night
At night, common adobe wall heats house and sunspace
Sunspace contributes about 90% of heating
Vieider House, Bolzano Italy
Precedent for SUNSPACES
isolated sunspaces- mass wall and insulated, no openings
Good for extremely hot/ cold climates