ARCH 3007 Exam 3 - sustainability

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What are the 3 pillars of sustainability?

Social, economic, environmental

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What is USGBC?

US Green Build Council. They transform how buildings are designed and operated through LEED

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What is LEED?

Leadership in energy and environmental design - green building rating system

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NET-0

An effort to have all buildings be zero energy by 2050

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US DoE

US Dep. of Energy: promotes science and tech to ensure security/prosperity

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Vitruviuses “natural consistency’s”

Bedrooms be lighted from the east

Baths and winter apartments from south to west

Picture and other galleries get light from the north

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Bernoulli’s theory

A volume of fluid is flowing horizontally from high to low pressure then there is more pressure behind than in front

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Vitruvius

All bodies consist of spring from earth, air, fire water

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Solar panels

Use the energy, store it in batteries, return it to the grid for credit

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Geothermal

Heat exchanger, take advantage of consistent underground temp

Cool in summer, warm in winter

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Green roofs

absorbs rainwater and insulate

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Green walls

Soil in the walls

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Green facades

Soil at the base and climbing plants

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Biomimicry

An approach to innovation to emulate natures patterns and strategies

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Azimuth

Sun compass direction of the horizon

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Altitude

Suns angle/height in the sky

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Horizontal projections

Help with southern sun exposure

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horizontal and vertical projection

Good for east / west shade

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Embodied energy

source, reusability, effort/danger and transportation of materials

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extensive and intensive

2 types of green roofs

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extensive green roof

self sustaining, not for activities/use

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intensive

“labor” intensive, deeper soil, can be walked on and used

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Velcro - seed bur

Example of Biomimicry