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WATER AND ENERGY: INTEGRATED STRATEGIES AT THE SITE SCALE
Steve Moddemeyer, CollinsWoerman
Overview
Vibrant metabolic landscapes
Create cooling through pressure differentials
Using vegetation and water reuse for pre-cooling of HVAC air
Electric cars linked with residential towers
Daniel Roehr, University of British ColumbiaAudi E-Tron
Yesler Terrace
Redevelop to 4,000 –5,000 residential units
1 million sf medical office
25,000 sf retail
Energy district loops
Water loops
Food/waste loops
Yesler Terrace: Vibrant metabolic landscape
Energy loop
Hammerby Sjostad,
CK
HAMMERBY, SJOSTAD, STOCKHOLM SWEDEN
Using buildings to create cooling in Singapore
Reduced evapotranspiration in urban areas increases thermal
radiation and changes up to 95% of the net radiation to heat
Niederschlag
Evaporation(Latent Heat)
123 Wh
Sensible Heat1827 Wh
Main Influencing Factors:
Surface colour (Albedo)
Heat capacity of the surface
Exposition
Reflection482 Wh
Uncomfortable microclimate
Low durability of thesealing of the roof
High surface runoff, low evapotranspiration
Pollution of the surface waters
Asphalt roofEnergy balance, daily mean Disadvantages
Global Radiation5354 Wh
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Increased Thermal Radiation 2923 Wh
Net Radiation1949 Wh
Net Longwave (Thermal) Radiation 7555 Wh
Ø Daily Mean in Wh/m² June-August 2000UFA-Fabrik Berlin-Tempelhof
Source: Marco Schmidt, Technical University of Berlin
On a green roof, evapo-transpiration reduces thermal radiation
and changes up to 65% of the net radiation to evaporative cooling
Niederschlag
Evaporation(Latent Heat)
1185 WhSensible Heat
872 Wh
Main Influencing Factors:
Field capacity of the soil
Exposition
Percentage of coverof the vegetation
Reflection803 Wh
Improvement of the microclimate
High durability of thesealing of the roof
Reduction of the runoffby evapotranspiration
Extensive Greened Roof
Energy balance, daily mean Advantages
Global Radiation5354 Wh
Mar
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Increased Thermal Radiation 2494 Wh
Net Radiation2057 Wh
Net Longwave (Thermal) Radiation 7555 Wh
Ø Daily Mean in Wh/m² June-August 2000UFA-Fabrik Berlin-Tempelhof
Source: Marco Schmidt, Technical University of Berlin
Evaporative cooling in Central Air Conditioners
Source: Marco Schmidt, Technical University of Berlin
Difference in energy consumption with and
without evaporative cooling
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20/7/06 0:02 20/7/06 4:07 20/7/06 8:07 20/7/06 12:07 20/7/06 16:12 20/7/06 20:27 21/7/06 0:27 21/7/06 4:27 21/7/06 8:27 21/7/06 12:32 21/7/06 16:32 21/7/06 20:37
[kW][°C]
Aussentemperatur [°C]
Anlage 4 [kW]
Source: Marco Schmidt, Technical University of Berlin
Electric car fleet
Reduce parking construction costs
Clean air
Healthy pedestrians
Lower cost for renters
Link buildings to car batteries for off-peak energy price advantage
GHG credits
Marketing/branding
Semi-autonomous buildings through electric car fleet
Putting it all together
DOCKSIDE GREEN, VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA
MAGOK URBAN DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
PEDRA BRANCA SUSTAINABLE URBANISM
GODREJ GARDEN CITY, AMEDABAD, GUJURAT, INDIA
THANK YOU!
Steve Moddemeyer, Associate PrincipalCollinswoerman, Seattle206-245-2034