This document provides conceptual drawings and plans for an architect's office space located in a peri-urban mountainous region with a semi-arid climate. The design utilizes the entire 150 sqm plot area through a cube-shaped building with cut edges to maximize cross ventilation and light penetration from all sides. Plans, sections, elevations and 3D views depict the layout of rooms including an office, bedroom, pantry, toilet and workshop/gallery space. Sustainable materials like brick, concrete and wood are specified. Landscaping and site analysis diagrams explore utilization of the terrain and solar orientation.
150316 principles of solar oriented designTieng Wei
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Principles of Solar Oriented Design, that would help in designing the building in term of active and passive solar design strategies. It's a group assignment, thus, credits go to my group members too.
A Comparison of Two Homes - How to Compare BuildersBethany Jenkins
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This document compares two homes built by different builders, Builder A and Builder B. Builder A's home has many custom exterior and interior details like arched entryways, covered porches, outdoor kitchens, spas, pools, high-end appliances, and custom cabinetry. Builder B's home has minimal landscaping, lighting, and custom features with more generic finishes. While Builder A's home currently lists at a higher price point, Builder B's all-in build price of $1.5M for a 4,832 sqft home works out to a comparable $315 per square foot.
This document contains information about Andrei G. Gherman, an interior designer, including his contact information and examples of portfolio projects. It summarizes two interior design projects - a loft apartment renovation focusing on sophisticated yet eclectic and moody details, and a workshop/showroom space for a guitar maker divided into levels with metal strings used throughout as design elements. The document also describes an interior design for a health food brand's multipurpose space, with an open floor plan connecting indoor and outdoor areas for cooking demonstrations and events.
Oria is a bespoke fenestration brand that provides custom window and door solutions. Bespoke means custom-made to the buyer's exact specifications. Fenestration refers to openings in a building like windows, doors, and skylights. Oria sources high-quality fenestration products from various manufacturers in materials like wood, aluminum, steel, and more. It has showrooms in Mumbai and Delhi to showcase these products and works with architects across India on commercial and residential projects.
This document discusses fenestration, which refers to the arrangement and design of windows in a building. It covers the fundamentals of fenestration including the need for windows and their impact on the environment. Factors that affect daylight performance like building orientation, window type and glass type are examined. Various window types like sash, casement, jalousie and their materials are described. Emerging glazing technologies like vacuum insulating glass and electrochromic glass are also outlined. Double-paned glass is discussed as providing improved thermal insulation. The document acknowledges professors and classmates who contributed to the writer's learning.
Presentation about
Permaculture projects in the tropics.
Presentacion de Proyectos de Permacultura Tropical.
Agradecimientos John Valenzuela y Living Mandala y todos los permacultores.
This chapter provides guidelines for designing buildings in six Indian climates to conserve energy. General recommendations are given based on building design aspects. Specific guidelines are developed for commercial, industrial, and residential buildings using simulation software. Methodology details calibrating the software using temperature measurements. Base case studies are conducted for sample buildings of each type both with and without air conditioning. Parameters are varied in parametric studies to evaluate their effects on thermal performance.
This document describes a two-family home design by Waggonner & Ball Architects. The design is based on the camelback shotgun prototype found in New Orleans. It consists of two nestled forms - a two story, three bedroom unit joined to a one story, one bedroom unit. The larger unit has two bedrooms and a living/dining area on the main floor, and a master bedroom in the "camelback" on the second floor. The smaller unit has a living room, kitchen, and master bedroom. The home is designed to harvest rainwater and solar power.
This design is for a private residence located at Chanonry Point. It is a one and a half storey building clad in local stone with a Spanish slate roof. The wrap-around design provides protection from winds and maximizes the limited space. It has generously sized bedrooms, two living rooms, and a snug area. Triple glazing and high insulation will keep heating costs low. The orientation takes advantage of views and sunlight.
The document discusses design considerations for external spaces, roofs, walls, and openings for buildings in hot-dry climates. It recommends that external spaces like courtyards be designed to retain pools of cool night air. It also recommends that roofs and walls be constructed of heavy, high thermal mass materials to absorb heat during the day and re-emit it at night. Openings should be small and high during the day, and larger at night to aid ventilation and dissipation of stored heat from walls and roofs. Exterior insulation of walls can provide high insulation values while keeping thermal mass interior, and details like cladding attachment, air/vapor/water control must be addressed.
This document discusses several key principles of building planning, including:
1. Aspect, which refers to the placement of rooms to take advantage of sunlight and airflow at different times of day.
2. Privacy, which can be achieved through proper positioning of doors, grouping of rooms, and buffer areas.
3. Circulation, which refers to access within a building and should be straight, well-lit, and avoid interfering with privacy or utility.
4. Sanitation, which involves providing adequate lighting, ventilation, and cleanliness through factors like window placement, drainage, and smooth flooring.
The document provides details for a proposed sustainable landscape development project for a 10m x 10m site. It includes a site analysis, concept, master plan, planting plan, costing, construction details, and maintenance plan. The site is currently unused concrete and the proposal aims to create an intimate natural environment called "The Balcony" featuring a bamboo walkway, garden, and curved seating area to encourage socialization. Planting includes grasses, shrubs and morning glory vines. Construction will utilize wooden decking and trellises. Maintenance includes weekly watering, pruning, pest control and fertilizing. The total estimated cost is MYR 60,660.76.
This document outlines key principles of civil engineering planning for building design, including proper orientation, privacy, security, fire safety, and compliance with building codes. It discusses factors like aspect, prospect, grouping, economy, roominess, circulation, flexibility, furniture requirements, elegance, privacy, and sanitation that influence building planning. Specific guidelines are provided for window placement based on climate, recommended room aspects, grouping rooms by function, achieving economy in design, ensuring adequate space and circulation, flexibility of room usage, and maintaining privacy, lighting, ventilation, and cleanliness for sanitation.
The document discusses several key principles of building planning and design, including factors that influence site selection, orientation of buildings, and principles like aspect, privacy, and furniture requirements. Some key points:
1) Site selection is influenced by topography, subsoil, groundwater, facilities, neighborhood, vegetation and proximity to water.
2) Proper orientation and planning considers sunlight, wind, rainfall, and allows occupants to benefit from nature while avoiding disadvantages.
3) Important planning principles include aspect, privacy, grouping rooms by function, and ensuring adequate circulation and furniture arrangement. Aspect provides comfort and hygiene while privacy is critical for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Functional planning of a residential buildingNayana 54321
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Functional planning of a residential building involves considering several key factors. These include the site location, climatic conditions, transportation access, and infrastructure. It is also important to understand the needs of the intended residents such as the number of people, their activities, and maintenance expectations. The principles of planning include aspects like sunlight exposure, privacy, circulation, grouping rooms by function, and ensuring adequate ventilation and sanitation. The goal is to create a well-designed, comfortable living environment that meets all functional requirements in an economical way.
The document discusses the benefits of balconies, including enjoying fresh air, views of the outdoors, and plants that provide oxygen. Balconies allow people to relax outside their home and improve health. They are usually small projections from the building that provide sunlight and ventilation while serving as a space for leisure activities. Balconies can be designed differently based on needs, with seating areas, enclosures, and different materials.
Bacon & Van Buskirk provided custom sunshades for the Eastern Illinois University Human Services Building. The architect wanted sunshades to control heat and light but bids came over budget. Bacon & Van Buskirk offered alternatives to reduce costs while keeping the design. They engineered, furnished and installed fenestration systems and sunshades. The 4-foot deep sunshades provided ample shade and matched the building. Bacon & Van Buskirk's sunshades effectively shade windows and interiors from direct sunlight.
This project focused on the structural engineering design of a 180,000 square foot, 25-floor hotel with 582 rooms in Seattle. Steven Sun led the design of the building layout and structural systems to support gravity and dynamic wind/seismic loads. Key structural elements included shear walls with reinforced concrete columns, composite floor slabs with shear studs, and bolted angle connections between floor beams and girders. Renderings and details of these structural components were developed using Revit, AutoCAD, and SketchUp.
The document discusses top lighting as a daylighting strategy. It defines top lighting as using openings located at the roof plane to admit daylight. It describes different types of top lighting like skylights, clerestories, and sawtooth roofs. Top lighting is well-suited for overcast skies and single-story buildings. Advantages include coordinated electric lighting and expressive building forms. Drawbacks can include visual discomfort from direct sun and lack of exterior views. The design process involves setting daylight factor targets, arranging spaces under roof openings, selecting aperture types, and adding shading as needed.
This house is designed by Makoto Tanijiri,Japanese architect.
It is designed in very good way like proper wind circulation ans natural light through the skylight.
It is a literature case study, which consist of two parts. 1st half covers the introduction of hot and dry climate and design factors that we consider while designing in hot and dry areas. And 2nd part consist of litrature case study of building "SANGATH - An Architect¨s Studio, Ahmedabad By B.V. Doshi".
The document discusses the characteristics of a warm and humid climate and recommendations for building design in this climate type. Some key points include:
- The climate has high humidity, heavy rainfall, and hot temperatures year-round.
- Buildings should be oriented and designed to promote cross ventilation, with large openings and shaded overhangs.
- Materials that reflect heat such as light colors should be used. Roofs should be pitched and have openings to vent hot air.
- Courtyards and verandas help control humidity and enable air flow through buildings.
This document provides an overview of aluminum shutters and outdoor living products. It includes sections on positioning aluminum shutters as an alternative to other outdoor products that allows for flexibility and protection from weather. Statistics are presented on growing trends toward outdoor living spaces. Different installation methods for aluminum shutters are showcased with photos. Product options and features are outlined including technical specifications. Pricing and warranty information is listed. Finally, marketing collateral and sampling tools are proposed to help sell the products.
Contact
+699178205237
+639222519693
Email : enlogicpartnersrealty@gmail.com
Websites : http://manilacondosale.blogspot.com/
http://manilacondosale.weebly.com
Prisma Residences, is a premier condo community project of DMCI Homes!a company of innovative builders and engineering experts that develop modern day living solutions for urban families.
NO SPOT DOWN PAYMENT! Introductory offer! Call us now before the unit is gone!
1 bedroom 28sqm as low as 7k per month
1 bedroom 34sqm as low as 8k per month
1 bedroom 32sqm as low as 9k per month
2 bedrooms 56sqm as low as 12k per month
3 bedrooms 83sqm as low as 21k per month
Each of its developments is built with world-standard craftsmanship borne from D.M. Consunji Inc.¨s almost 61 years of experience in the construction and development industry. DMCI Homes offers its customers the highest level of expertise and its strict adherence to global standards. Its corporate philosophy is anchored on a deep understanding that buying a home is more about investing in a better way of living. Prisma Residences is the perfect validation of this timely proposition. Thanks to this feature-rich ideally located community, residents can finally enjoy a more comfortable and meaningful way of life where they can feel real good to be home.
This document discusses design recommendations for buildings in cold and cloudy regions. It recommends compact building designs with small surface area to volume ratios to minimize heat loss. It also recommends maximizing southern exposure for windows to encourage solar heat gain during winter. Specific building elements like roofs, walls and fenestrations should be insulated and use materials with high thermal mass and capacity to absorb solar heat. Passive solar heating strategies like Trombe walls and sunspaces can be used to effectively collect, store and distribute solar heat within buildings during winter.
The document provides literature studies on the design of various hotel and resort projects:
1. The Vijay Tara Hotel & Resort case study examines the site plan, floor plans, elevations and renders of the project located in Jharkhand.
2. The Waghoba Ecolodge Resort case study describes the sustainable design strategies used at the resort located near a wildlife sanctuary in Maharashtra, including its lake, landscaping, and passive design features.
3. The literature study examines the major green architectural practices of the 5-star rated Suzlon-One Earth office complex in Pune, such as its renewable energy system, water recycling, and emphasis on occupant comfort.
This document discusses climatic zones in India and the moderate climate zone. It provides examples of cities that fall under the moderate climate zone, like Pune and Bangalore. It then presents two case studies, the first being a residence in Bangalore that employs passive design features like high pergolas, skylights and ventilators to promote air circulation. The second case study describes a housing complex in Pune designed with passive strategies like building orientation, shading and ventilation corridors to respond to Pune's hot and dry climate.
The San Francisco Federal Building uses numerous green features and technologies to reduce its environmental impact. It incorporates natural ventilation, daylighting, low-emissions materials, and smart sensor systems. These sustainable design elements allow for a 33% reduction in energy use, 50% reduction in solar heat gain, and 7% savings in costs compared to a conventional building. The building aims to minimize its carbon footprint through strategies like replacing Portland cement with recycled materials in its concrete.
This document discusses daylighting design strategies and contains several parts. It begins by outlining the goals of daylighting design, including improved aesthetics, health benefits, visual comfort, reduced costs, and lower HVAC costs. It then discusses sky conditions such as standard overcast sky, clear sky with and without sun, and partly cloudy sky. The document provides guidelines for initial daylighting design and analyses methods. It also lists daylighting simulation programs that can be used for design analysis.
This design is for a private residence located at Chanonry Point. It is a one and a half storey building clad in local stone with a Spanish slate roof. The wrap-around design provides protection from winds and maximizes the limited space. It has generously sized bedrooms, two living rooms, and a snug area. Triple glazing and high insulation will keep heating costs low. The orientation takes advantage of views and sunlight.
The document discusses design considerations for external spaces, roofs, walls, and openings for buildings in hot-dry climates. It recommends that external spaces like courtyards be designed to retain pools of cool night air. It also recommends that roofs and walls be constructed of heavy, high thermal mass materials to absorb heat during the day and re-emit it at night. Openings should be small and high during the day, and larger at night to aid ventilation and dissipation of stored heat from walls and roofs. Exterior insulation of walls can provide high insulation values while keeping thermal mass interior, and details like cladding attachment, air/vapor/water control must be addressed.
This document discusses several key principles of building planning, including:
1. Aspect, which refers to the placement of rooms to take advantage of sunlight and airflow at different times of day.
2. Privacy, which can be achieved through proper positioning of doors, grouping of rooms, and buffer areas.
3. Circulation, which refers to access within a building and should be straight, well-lit, and avoid interfering with privacy or utility.
4. Sanitation, which involves providing adequate lighting, ventilation, and cleanliness through factors like window placement, drainage, and smooth flooring.
The document provides details for a proposed sustainable landscape development project for a 10m x 10m site. It includes a site analysis, concept, master plan, planting plan, costing, construction details, and maintenance plan. The site is currently unused concrete and the proposal aims to create an intimate natural environment called "The Balcony" featuring a bamboo walkway, garden, and curved seating area to encourage socialization. Planting includes grasses, shrubs and morning glory vines. Construction will utilize wooden decking and trellises. Maintenance includes weekly watering, pruning, pest control and fertilizing. The total estimated cost is MYR 60,660.76.
This document outlines key principles of civil engineering planning for building design, including proper orientation, privacy, security, fire safety, and compliance with building codes. It discusses factors like aspect, prospect, grouping, economy, roominess, circulation, flexibility, furniture requirements, elegance, privacy, and sanitation that influence building planning. Specific guidelines are provided for window placement based on climate, recommended room aspects, grouping rooms by function, achieving economy in design, ensuring adequate space and circulation, flexibility of room usage, and maintaining privacy, lighting, ventilation, and cleanliness for sanitation.
The document discusses several key principles of building planning and design, including factors that influence site selection, orientation of buildings, and principles like aspect, privacy, and furniture requirements. Some key points:
1) Site selection is influenced by topography, subsoil, groundwater, facilities, neighborhood, vegetation and proximity to water.
2) Proper orientation and planning considers sunlight, wind, rainfall, and allows occupants to benefit from nature while avoiding disadvantages.
3) Important planning principles include aspect, privacy, grouping rooms by function, and ensuring adequate circulation and furniture arrangement. Aspect provides comfort and hygiene while privacy is critical for bedrooms and bathrooms.
Functional planning of a residential buildingNayana 54321
?
Functional planning of a residential building involves considering several key factors. These include the site location, climatic conditions, transportation access, and infrastructure. It is also important to understand the needs of the intended residents such as the number of people, their activities, and maintenance expectations. The principles of planning include aspects like sunlight exposure, privacy, circulation, grouping rooms by function, and ensuring adequate ventilation and sanitation. The goal is to create a well-designed, comfortable living environment that meets all functional requirements in an economical way.
The document discusses the benefits of balconies, including enjoying fresh air, views of the outdoors, and plants that provide oxygen. Balconies allow people to relax outside their home and improve health. They are usually small projections from the building that provide sunlight and ventilation while serving as a space for leisure activities. Balconies can be designed differently based on needs, with seating areas, enclosures, and different materials.
Bacon & Van Buskirk provided custom sunshades for the Eastern Illinois University Human Services Building. The architect wanted sunshades to control heat and light but bids came over budget. Bacon & Van Buskirk offered alternatives to reduce costs while keeping the design. They engineered, furnished and installed fenestration systems and sunshades. The 4-foot deep sunshades provided ample shade and matched the building. Bacon & Van Buskirk's sunshades effectively shade windows and interiors from direct sunlight.
This project focused on the structural engineering design of a 180,000 square foot, 25-floor hotel with 582 rooms in Seattle. Steven Sun led the design of the building layout and structural systems to support gravity and dynamic wind/seismic loads. Key structural elements included shear walls with reinforced concrete columns, composite floor slabs with shear studs, and bolted angle connections between floor beams and girders. Renderings and details of these structural components were developed using Revit, AutoCAD, and SketchUp.
The document discusses top lighting as a daylighting strategy. It defines top lighting as using openings located at the roof plane to admit daylight. It describes different types of top lighting like skylights, clerestories, and sawtooth roofs. Top lighting is well-suited for overcast skies and single-story buildings. Advantages include coordinated electric lighting and expressive building forms. Drawbacks can include visual discomfort from direct sun and lack of exterior views. The design process involves setting daylight factor targets, arranging spaces under roof openings, selecting aperture types, and adding shading as needed.
This house is designed by Makoto Tanijiri,Japanese architect.
It is designed in very good way like proper wind circulation ans natural light through the skylight.
It is a literature case study, which consist of two parts. 1st half covers the introduction of hot and dry climate and design factors that we consider while designing in hot and dry areas. And 2nd part consist of litrature case study of building "SANGATH - An Architect¨s Studio, Ahmedabad By B.V. Doshi".
The document discusses the characteristics of a warm and humid climate and recommendations for building design in this climate type. Some key points include:
- The climate has high humidity, heavy rainfall, and hot temperatures year-round.
- Buildings should be oriented and designed to promote cross ventilation, with large openings and shaded overhangs.
- Materials that reflect heat such as light colors should be used. Roofs should be pitched and have openings to vent hot air.
- Courtyards and verandas help control humidity and enable air flow through buildings.
This document provides an overview of aluminum shutters and outdoor living products. It includes sections on positioning aluminum shutters as an alternative to other outdoor products that allows for flexibility and protection from weather. Statistics are presented on growing trends toward outdoor living spaces. Different installation methods for aluminum shutters are showcased with photos. Product options and features are outlined including technical specifications. Pricing and warranty information is listed. Finally, marketing collateral and sampling tools are proposed to help sell the products.
Contact
+699178205237
+639222519693
Email : enlogicpartnersrealty@gmail.com
Websites : http://manilacondosale.blogspot.com/
http://manilacondosale.weebly.com
Prisma Residences, is a premier condo community project of DMCI Homes!a company of innovative builders and engineering experts that develop modern day living solutions for urban families.
NO SPOT DOWN PAYMENT! Introductory offer! Call us now before the unit is gone!
1 bedroom 28sqm as low as 7k per month
1 bedroom 34sqm as low as 8k per month
1 bedroom 32sqm as low as 9k per month
2 bedrooms 56sqm as low as 12k per month
3 bedrooms 83sqm as low as 21k per month
Each of its developments is built with world-standard craftsmanship borne from D.M. Consunji Inc.¨s almost 61 years of experience in the construction and development industry. DMCI Homes offers its customers the highest level of expertise and its strict adherence to global standards. Its corporate philosophy is anchored on a deep understanding that buying a home is more about investing in a better way of living. Prisma Residences is the perfect validation of this timely proposition. Thanks to this feature-rich ideally located community, residents can finally enjoy a more comfortable and meaningful way of life where they can feel real good to be home.
This document discusses design recommendations for buildings in cold and cloudy regions. It recommends compact building designs with small surface area to volume ratios to minimize heat loss. It also recommends maximizing southern exposure for windows to encourage solar heat gain during winter. Specific building elements like roofs, walls and fenestrations should be insulated and use materials with high thermal mass and capacity to absorb solar heat. Passive solar heating strategies like Trombe walls and sunspaces can be used to effectively collect, store and distribute solar heat within buildings during winter.
The document provides literature studies on the design of various hotel and resort projects:
1. The Vijay Tara Hotel & Resort case study examines the site plan, floor plans, elevations and renders of the project located in Jharkhand.
2. The Waghoba Ecolodge Resort case study describes the sustainable design strategies used at the resort located near a wildlife sanctuary in Maharashtra, including its lake, landscaping, and passive design features.
3. The literature study examines the major green architectural practices of the 5-star rated Suzlon-One Earth office complex in Pune, such as its renewable energy system, water recycling, and emphasis on occupant comfort.
This document discusses climatic zones in India and the moderate climate zone. It provides examples of cities that fall under the moderate climate zone, like Pune and Bangalore. It then presents two case studies, the first being a residence in Bangalore that employs passive design features like high pergolas, skylights and ventilators to promote air circulation. The second case study describes a housing complex in Pune designed with passive strategies like building orientation, shading and ventilation corridors to respond to Pune's hot and dry climate.
The San Francisco Federal Building uses numerous green features and technologies to reduce its environmental impact. It incorporates natural ventilation, daylighting, low-emissions materials, and smart sensor systems. These sustainable design elements allow for a 33% reduction in energy use, 50% reduction in solar heat gain, and 7% savings in costs compared to a conventional building. The building aims to minimize its carbon footprint through strategies like replacing Portland cement with recycled materials in its concrete.
This document discusses daylighting design strategies and contains several parts. It begins by outlining the goals of daylighting design, including improved aesthetics, health benefits, visual comfort, reduced costs, and lower HVAC costs. It then discusses sky conditions such as standard overcast sky, clear sky with and without sun, and partly cloudy sky. The document provides guidelines for initial daylighting design and analyses methods. It also lists daylighting simulation programs that can be used for design analysis.
This document presents the lighting design and analysis for a community library in South Klang, Malaysia. It includes floor plans, sections, and diagrams showing the integration of natural and artificial lighting strategies. Calculations are provided to analyze the daylight factor for reading areas and determine the artificial lighting needs. The permanent supplementary artificial lighting of interior method is proposed to maximize daylight utilization. Lighting layouts and specifications are presented for coffee cafe and reading spaces.
This document is a design portfolio belonging to Rupal Rathi, an architecture graduate from Manipal University. It includes summaries and drawings for 7 projects completed during their studies including a 3-star hotel, apartment redevelopment, incremental housing, playschool, office/residence, magazine kiosk, and miscellaneous artwork. The portfolio provides contact information and outlines the objectives, design concepts, challenges, and features of each project.
Hasten 21, Sweden : Housing Book Case StudyPariza Soni
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Hasten 21 in Sweden is a mixed housing society. And the case study for that is in this pdf.
^Light, natural stone frames, a modern glazed fa?ade, and the indentations of the volume ensure a relationship with adjacent buildings. The design is strong and flexible enough to adapt to the future vision of the city of Stockholm, as well as changes and new trends in the commercial market. ̄
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This document provides details on the Centre Isles mixed-use development project in Ottawa's Zibi development. The three-storey building contains a community space, dental office, and insurance office spaces. It includes the building program, design process, floor plans, sections, and structural and mechanical systems for the project.
Daylighting in architecture involves placing windows and openings to provide effective internal lighting from natural daylight during the day. There are less tangible benefits of daylighting as well, including a sense of change throughout the day and season, shadow patterns that provide visual interest, and a connection to the outside world. Daylighting is emphasized for its cost effectiveness compared to artificial lighting and its positive psychological effects.
TERI -BANGLORE_Case study
this case study is prepared for my studio project _sustainable corporate office . we did a study tour at TERI for a day and report is made in accordance with the goals of sustainable (12 point's )
Case Studies that related to Solar Oriented Design Principles, environmental responsive, in tropical climate. It was done as a group assignment, thus credits go to my group members as well.
HYATT - factfile, ground floor plan, first floor plan, climatic study, physical and visual context, facade details, hardscape, watre features and artworks, services - parking, fire protection system, ACMV, electrification, plumbing , water supply drainage systems, codes and standards , architects interview, additional details and all the data for hotel desigining.
The document provides details about the Srisathya Sai Nigamagam auditorium complex located in Hyderabad, India. It consists of a main auditorium that can seat 1372 people, spacious lobbies, a dining hall, kitchen, and parking area. The auditorium was designed for good acoustics with features like absorptive carpeting, non-focusing balcony fronts, and sound insulation. However, observers note that the exterior jaali walls and untreated roof may allow noise transmission and echoes inside.
This document describes the design of a sustainable housing project based on traditional Creole cottages in New Orleans. Key features include a main three-bedroom unit at the front and a one-bedroom rear unit that can be combined or used separately. The raised structure is set back to optimize solar orientation around a central courtyard. Natural cross ventilation and stack effect ventilation are maximized using room layouts, high windows, and sloped ceilings. Rainwater is collected and reused for irrigation and plumbing, while stormwater is managed through swales and rain gardens. Construction uses prefabricated structural insulated panels for efficiency, and sustainable materials provide a highly insulated building envelope.
Asian architecture 0321577 - implementation of sun shading strategies in 8D h...Wmin fOO
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The document discusses sun shading strategies implemented in the 8D House in Bukit Damansara, Malaysia to achieve thermal comfort. It analyzes the use of a large overhanging canopy roof made of reflective metal, vertical sun screens, surrounding vegetation, and orientation to minimize heat gain. Internal shading devices like curtains are also used. The strategies are effective because the materials and design allow solar radiation to be reflected away while promoting cross ventilation. However, some fenestrations require deeper shading. Future designs could utilize longer sun screens and trees to block more sunlight.
Emerald Greens is a housing development located in Kandaghat, Himachal Pradesh. It consists of 11 villas, 16 apartments, and 2 penthouses designed with European style and sustainability in mind. The homes incorporate modern amenities while being integrated with the natural surroundings through landscaped gardens and views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The development aims to provide a comfortable living environment connected to nature yet with convenient amenities and community features like a clubhouse.
The document describes a prototype home designed by Pugh + Scarpa called the Make it Right (MIR) home. The MIR home seeks to redefine the concept of a home as a flexible, multifunctional and adaptable space. It features large common areas and emphasizes community over private isolated spaces. The exterior features recycled wooden pallets wrapped around the building to provide shade and texture. The design incorporates various sustainable systems like solar panels, cross ventilation, and rainwater collection to be efficient and environmentally friendly.
The document provides information on VM House, a residential development located in Copenhagen, Denmark designed by BIG Architects. It consists of two buildings, M House and V House, containing a total of 209 apartments across 25,000 square meters of built up area. The buildings were completed in 2004-2005 and feature various apartment unit types and floor plans designed to maximize views, daylighting, and outdoor space for residents. Diagrams and analysis are included on the site context, building forms, circulation, and indoor/outdoor spaces.
The Energy Research Institute building in Bangalore utilizes passive design strategies to reduce energy usage. It is oriented along an east-west axis for maximum northern exposure. A double cavity wall on the south side insulates from heat. Skylights and fenestrations provide natural lighting while solar panels and heaters harness solar energy. Landscaping, terraces, and earth berming maintain indoor thermal comfort. Passive ventilation is enhanced through solar chimneys. The design skillfully integrates natural elements like sun, air, water, and earth with the built form.
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Conference Presentation: ^Impact of Artifact Removal from EEG Signals on Epileptic Seizure Detection, ̄ Presented at the IEEE International Conference on Biomedical Engineering, Computer and Information Technology for Health (BECITHCON) 2024, Southeast University, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a popular cloud platform praised for its scalability, flexibility, and extensive range of services, making it a good choice for businesses of all sizes.
芙坪茶氏Y創_Data-Centric AI in The Age of Large Language Models鰻粥京晦粥皆幄塀氏芙
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このY創では、LLMの撹孔にはデ`タの|と謹來が音辛之であることをh苧しています。愔瓦離皀妊觚追屯佩弔離▲廛踪`チにし、デ`タ嶄伉のAI_kを戻宛し、より紳糞弔罵乎來の互いLLMのBに鬚韻疹潴綉弔癖峽┐鮟B初しています。デ`タの恷m晒や試喘圭隈、販あるAI_kの嶷勣來についても乾れられており、LLMのパフォ`マンス鯢呂墨鬚韻塵造燭片泣を戻工する坪否です。
This paper explains that the success of LLMs depends heavily on the quality and diversity of data. Instead of focusing solely on model improvements, it proposes a data-centric approach to AI development, introducing concrete methods for building more efficient and transparent LLMs. It also discusses data optimization, utilization strategies, and the importance of responsible AI development, offering a fresh perspective on enhancing LLM performance.
Battery charging technology for electric vehicle.pptxVirajPasare
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Battery Charging : Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Fast or DC Charging, Voltage and Current Specifications, Opportunity Charging, Multi Stage Charging, Bulk, Absorption, Float, Trickle Charging, Pulse Charging, Constant Current Charging, Constant Voltage Charging, Constant Current Constant Voltage Charging, Wire Less Charging, Battery Swapping.
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SKILLS' SUFFICIENCY OF EGYPTIAN ACCO...ijait
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This study aims at evaluating the sufficiency of ICT skills of fresh accounting graduates by soliciting the
opinion of senior accounting professionals. A questionnaire used as the data collection method, and
descriptive statistics used for analysis. The result of this research was surprisingly, as the level of the
accounting graduates rated to be above average and they are very competent for current accounting
profession in Egypt. The research revealed that any fresh graduate should be literate with Internet, word
processing software, spreadsheet software, e-mail, commercial accounting software, and database
management software. The research has several practical implications as well as a genuine value, as it
provides current set of ICT skills tools needed by accounting profession in Egypt. Also, it calls accounting
higher education institutions worldwide to keep investigating the requirements of the profession in order to
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1. INTRODUCTION - CONCEPT
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PROFESSION
FORMATION OF
ENVOLOPE:
CONCEP
T:
PROFESSION : ARCHITECT
AREA: 150 SQM
CLIMATE: SEMI ARID REGION
LOCATION : PERI URBAN SETTING
TERRAIN: MOUNTAIN TERRAIN
MATERIALS: BRICK,
CEMENT,CONCRETE,WOOD,GLASS.
REQUIREMENTS: WAITING LOBBY, OFFICE
ROOM, PERSONAL SPACE, PANTRY, TOILET,
GARDEN ,PARKING,AND PAINTING AND
WORK DISPLAY AREA.
A CUBE IS CONSIDERED AND EDGES
ARE CUT IN THE WAY TO OBTAIN
THIS 3D FORM WITH NO ACUTE
ANGLES AND SPACE WASTAGE.
?UTILIZATION OF COMPLETE SPACE.
?PROVIDING CROSS VENTILATION
FROM ALL THE SIDES.
?LIGHT IN THE SOUTH SIDE IS
UTILIZED.
?REFRESHING ENVIRONMENT IS
CREATED.
CUBE AREA
CUT AREA
ADDED PART
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2. EXISTING
NEW
LEVELED
BUILDING
PAD
BUILDING
PAD
PLACED
LANDSCAPING AROUNDTHE
SITE
CUT QUANTITY:480SQM
FILL QUANTITY: 430SQM
HERE MATERIAL IS USED IN A
SUSTAINABLE WAY.
IT IS CONSTRUCTED IN A PERI URBAN
SETTING (ALSO CALLED RURBAN SPACE,
OUTSKIRTS OR THE HINTERLAND)ARE
DEFINED BY THE PERI CURBANIZATION.
MONTAIN TERRAIN IS CHOSEN IN ORDER
TO GET A CALM PLACE FOR REFRESHING.
LANDSCAPE:
THE MAIN PURPOSE IS TO CREATE A
JOYFUL ENVIRONMENT ROUND THE
BUILDING GIVE A HEALTH BREATH, GOOD
APPERANCE AND NATURAL BEAUTY.
PRESENT
TOPOSPHERE
TRANSFORMED
TOPOSPHERE
TOPOSPHERE AND LANDSCAPING
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3. SRUTHI TUMMALAPALLI
SSHEET NO:
03SITE PLAN AND ANALYSIS OF SUN ON SITE
ROAD
SITE
PLANTATION
SITE PLAN
IMPACT OF SUN ON SITE
THE MAIN PURPOSE OF
THIS SITE PLAN IS TO
SHOW THE EXACT WAY
THAT THE INTENDED
LAND USE AROUND THE
SITE, RELATES TO THE
FEATURES OF A PARCEL
AND ITS SUROUNDING
AREA.
SCALE : 1:500
BASED ON THESE LIGHTS AND
SHAPES , ONE CAN DESIGN THE
MATERIAL APPICABLE [ EXAMPLE: A
PLIAN GLASS CAN BE PLACED ON
NORTH AS DIRECT SUN LIGHT
DOES NOT ENTER. THIS ALSO
HELPS IN PLACEMENT OF
OPENINGS.
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4. SRUTHI
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CONCEPTUAL DRAWINGS
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CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES OFTEN
DEPICTS THE IDEA BEFORE
DESIGN . THESE ALSO DEFINE
THE FLOW OF WIND AND SUN
LIGHT. ALSO DESCRIBES THE
SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE.
BASIC BUILDING
MODEL
FENCE AROUND
SPACE
WIND DIRECTION
ROOF
LIGHT ENTERS THROUGH SKYLIGHT
5. SHEET NO: 05
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PLAN AND MATERIAL
FINISHES
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OFFICE
BEDROOM
TOILET
PANTRY
WORK DISPLAY AREA OR
PAINTING ROOM
WAITING LOBBY
SCALE : 1:100
SECTION OF
EXTERNAL WALL
SECTION OF
CEILING
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W
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FLOOR SECTION
BRICK
GYPSUM FINISH
CONCRETE
AIR CAVITY
CEMENT
CONCRETE
GYPSUM
FALSE CEILING GYPSUM
TILING
PLAIN
CONCRETE
GYPSUM LAYER
CONCRETE
BRICK
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
SCALE: 1:20
SCALE: 1:20
LEGEND
6. SHEET NO: 06
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SECTIONS [ VIEWS AND SOME
OBJECTS]
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LEVEL 2
4000
LEVEL 1
0
SECTION 1
SECTION 2
0
LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
4000
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
SCALE :1:50
SCALE :1:50
BED SECTION SOFA CHAIR
SECTION
SINK
SECTION
OFFICE CHAIR
SECTION
SCALE : 1:20
SCALE : 1:20
THESE SECTIONS OF VIEWS AND
SOME FURNITURE IS TO DEPICT
HOW THAT LOOKS FROM INSIDE.
SECTIONS ARE TO DESCRIBE
INTERIOR VIEW OF SOMETHING
AND IT ALSO HELPS TO KNOW
THE LEVELS OF THE BUILDING
MOST OF THE OBJECTS IN
THE SECTION VIEW ARE CUT ,
TO CLEARLY UNDERSTAND THE
OBJECTS IN A VIEW.
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LEVEL 1
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LEVEL 2
4000
LEVEL 1
0
ELEVATION 1
ELEVATION 2
SCALE : 1:50
ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM
SOUTH
EAST
GEOMETRICALLY, AN
ELEVATION IS A
HORIZONTAL ON TO A
VERTICAL PLANE, THE
VERTICAL PLANE , THE
VERTICAL PLANE NORMALLY
BEING PARALLEL TO ONE
SIDE OF THE BUILDING. IT
IS ALSO KNOWN AS FACADE
. NORTH ELEVATION IS THE
NORTH ELEVATION IS THE
NOTH SIDE WALL OF THE
BUILDING IS AN EXAMPLE.
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CAR PARKING EXTENSION.
?ROOF EXTENTION EQQUIPED
WITH SPOT LIGHTS.
?LIGHTS: SPOT LIGHTS, YELLOW
COLOUR.
ROOF:
MATERIALS: CONCRETE, SAND
THICKNESS:200MM EQUIPED
WITH 4 SKYLIGHTS FOR
VENTILATION OF LIGHT.
GYPSUM
CEMENT
CONCRETE
SECTION OF ROOF
GLASS:
MATERIAL: CLEAR
GLASS
COLOUR: LIGHT GREEN
AND GREY
DOOR:
TYPE: SLIDING DOOR
MATERIALS: WOOD
AND GLASS
PAINT: SIEANA.
CONCRETE AND
SAND
DPC
CONCRETE
CAST
PLINTH HEIGHT:
MATERIAL:
INSITU CONCRETE
HEIGHT:225MM
WOOD
GATE STICKS
GATE:
MATERIAL: WOOD
TYPE: SLIDING
TYPE:
CHAIN LINK
COMPOUND:
MATERIAL: FENCE,STEEL.
APPEARENCE:
GLASS
WOOD
WHITE
CLADDING
WINDOW:
TYPE:CASMENT BAY WINDOW
SIZE: 2200MM*1500MM
FRAME CLADING: WHITE
INTERIOR FRAME: WOOD
VIEW AREA: GLASS.
BRICK
PAINT
GYPSUM LAYER
SECTION OF THE
WALL
INTERIOR WALL:
COLOUR: LENIN WHITE
MATERIAL: BRICK WALL
HEIGHT: 4000 METERS.
TREES:
TYPE:CONIFER
NAME: JUNIPER
HEIGHT: 2 TO 2.5 M
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EXTERIOR VIEW 1
EXTERIOR VIEW 2
THIS IS THE VIEW FROM OUTSIDE THE GATE . THE ROOF IS
EXTENDED OUTSIDE SO THAT IT PROVIDES THE SHADE TO
PARK THE CAR AND THAT EXTENSION ALSO HELPS THAT
WORK DISPLAY AREA BY PROTECTING IT FROM HEAT
ENTERING. A BEAUTIFUL GLASS IS ALIGNED WITH A VIEW
OF NATURE, BECAUSE IT MAKES US FEEL REFRESHED. THICK
GLASS IS USED SO THAT HEAT WOULD NOT ENTER INSIDE.
LIGHT YELLOWISH LIGHTS ARE USED SO
THAT EYES DOES NOT GET STRAINED.
EXTERIOR LIGHTS ARE PLACED ON INTERIOR
AND EXTERIOR SIDES OF THE WALL. SO
THAT THE PEOPLE CAN SEE THE FLOOR
EASILY TO WALK AS THEY ARE FOCUSED ON
TO THE FLOOR. SETBACKS ARE LEFT AROUND
THE BUILDING FOR THE GOODAIR AND LIGHT
VENTILATION. GATE IS ENTIRELY MADE OF
ALUMINIUM AND WOOD. SKYLIGHTS ARE
PROVIDED ON THE TOP OF THE ROOF
BECAUSE IN ORDER TO USE THE NATURAL
LIGHTING DURING DAY TIME.
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AMBIENT LIGHTING IS USED BECAUSE IT CAN
BRIGHTEN AND ENHANCE THE GLOW OF THE
ROOMS.
LANTHERENS AND WALL SCONCES GIVES THIS
EFFECT. DIMMER SWITCHES ARE USED TO ALTER
THE AMBIANCE OF THE ROOMS. NATURAL
LIGHTING IS ALSO PROVIDED BY THE SKYLIGHTS
SO THAT THE ROOMS GET BRIGHTER AND THIS
TECHNIQUE IS REALLY ENERGY EFFICIENT. THERE
BY REDUCING ARTIFICIAL LIGHTS REQUIRMENT
AND SAVING ENERGY
INTERIOR VIEW 1
INTERIOR VIEW 2
ROOMS ARE NATURALLY BRIGHTER BECAUSE
MORE SHINY OBJECTS ARE ADDED WHICH
REFLECTS MORE LIGHT AND LIGHT COLOUR
PAINTS ARE USED TO PAINT THE WALLS TO
REFLECT MORE LIGHT. LARGER DOORS AND
WINDOWS ARE INSTALLED. ALL THESE
INSTALLMENTS MAKE SPACE BRIGHTER.
INTERIOR
VIEWS
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INTERIOR VIEW 3
INTERIOR VIEW 4
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BEDROOM HAS A FULL GLASS ON THE SOUTH SIDE
, AS IT IS SHADY THROUGHOUT THE YAER. IT
ALSO GIVES A GOOD VIEW. COMPOUND WALL IS
NOT MADE UP OF BRICK OR CONCRETEV, IT IS
MADE OF A SIMPLE FENCE, BECAUSE IT GIVES A
LONGER VIEW OF NATURE.
IT IS THE ART ROOM AND ALSO USED AS
WORK DISPLAY AREA. IT HAS A BAY WINDOW
FOR EXTINT VIEW AND FOR THE FEEL OF
RELAXATION . LIGHT COLOUR IS APPILED TO
THE WALLS TO FEEL MORE RELAXED.
12. SHEET NO: 12
SUN PATH
ANALYSIS
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SUMMER SUN
MONSOON
SUN
SPRING
SUN
FALL
SUN
WINTER
SUN
THE SUN¨S PATH AFFECTS THE LENGTH OF
DAYTIME EXPERIENCED AND AMOUNT OF
DAYLIGHT RECEIVED ALONG A CERTAIN
LATITUDE DURING A GIVEN SEASON . THE
RELATIVE POSITION OF THE SUN IS A MAJOR
FACTORE IN THE HEAT GAIN OF THE BUILDING
AND IN THE PERFORMANCE OF SOLAR ENERGY
SYSTEMS.
SUN SHINING INTO A
BUILDING PROVIDES FREE HEAT
AND NATURAL LIGHT. IT ALSO
CREATES GLARE AND WHEN THE
HEAT ISNT NEEDED, ADDED
DEMANDING OF COOLING .
USING SUNLIGHT WHEN ITS
NEEDED AND DEFLECTING ITS
POWER WHEN ITS NOT ARE TWO
OF THE MOST IMPORTANT IN A
BUILDING DESIGN.
EAST AND WEST FACES CONTINUE
TO RECIEVE UNIFORM, STRONG SOLAR
RADIATION AT A LOW ANGLE THROUGH OUT
THE YEAR.
SUMMER SUN:
?SUNPATH IS AT HIGH ANGLE
?NORTH TO EAST -WEST AXIS
?EASY SHADING OF SOUTH FACADES.
?GLARE FREE LIGHT IS AVAILABLE.
WINTER SUN:
?SUNPATH IS AT LOW ANGLE
?SOUTH TO EAST-WEST AXIS
?SOLAR RADIATION ON SOUTH SIDE WITH LOW
ANGLE.
13. SHEET NO: 13
ACTIVITY MAPPING
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CLIENT/GUEST
ARCHITECT
VISITED BY ONLY ARCHITECT
VISITED BY BOTH CLIENT
AND ARCHITECT.
ARCHITECT
VISITS- ENTERS THROUGH THE
WAITING AREA , CAN VISIT
PAINTING /WORK DISPLAY
AREA FROM WAITING AREA
CAN ENTER OFFICE ROOM AND
FROM THERE , CAN ENTER
BEDROOM.
FROM WAITING ROOM, CAN
ENTER THE BEDROOM DIRECTLY
AND THEN CAN ENTER BOTH
PANTRY AND TOILET.
CLIENT/GUEST
VISITS- ENTERS THROUGH
THE WAITING AREA, CAN
VISIT PAINTING / WORK
DISPLAY AREA.
FROM WAITING ROOM , CAN
ENTER OFFICE ROOM.
14. SHEET NO: 14
SUMMER WIND DIRECTION
WINTER WIND DIRECTION
WIND DIRECTION AND SCEDULES
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THE PREVAILING WIND DIRECTION IS
CONSIDERED IN RELATION TO THE
DESIGN OF A BUILDING . IN
PARTICULAR,FOR LOCATIONS OF DOORS
AND OPENING WINDOWS AND
PROVISION OF SHELTER FOR OUTDOORS
. OTHER ASPECTS OF WIND . THE
DIRECTION OF THE STRONGEST WIND.
THE DIRECTION OF THE COLDEST WIND.