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integrated
g design
g and detail
for sustainable buildings

Andrew Kiel
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ecological
g footprint
p of nations
as published in Living Planet Report 2008 by World Wildlife Fund

the
the ecological footprint measures humanity
humanityss demand on the biosphere
in terms of the area of biologically productive land and sea required
to provide the resources we use and to absorb our waste.

in 2005, the globally available biocapacity

was 2.1 global hectares per person
 building industry plays a key role

CO2-emissions (in Germany)

traffic

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industry
buildings

energy production
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what does sustainability look like ?
gsw headquarters berlin
gsw headquartersberlin:section details depicting facade construction and venturi wing
photonic center berlin
environmental agency dessau
structure of officecellsclear access and internal courtyard creation of publicand privatespace contour to site,existing building
and opening to publicpark
environmentalagency dessau:ground floor planshowing the agency building with atrium,entry (forum),cafeteria,auditorium and library
environmentalagency dessau:diagram depicting brownfield site with contaminated areas ingrey (excavation required to adepth of 10feet)
environmentalagency dessau:diagram depicting daytime mechanical and natural air flow insummer
environmentalagency dessau:diagram depicting daytime mechanical air flow inwinter
environmentalagency dessau:details of acoustic elements for exhaust air flow between officeand corridor spaces
environmentalagency dessau:diagram depicting air flow during nighttime ventilation insummer
environmentalagency dessau:diagram depicting daylight quotients inthe atrium space
environmentalagency dessau:diagram depicting the infiltration and intensity of noise sources near site (rail,street traffic,industry)
adac headquarters munich
adac headquartersmunich:first floor plan
adac headquartersmunich:section through foyer space
adac headquartersmunich:diagrams depicting air conditioning and ventilation concept and simulation results,foyer
adac headquartersmunich:roof elevation,foyer
adac headquartersmunich:detail depicting glass roof,ventilation openings and shading elements,foyer
adac headquartersmunich:detail depicting glass roof,ventilation openings and shading elements,foyer
adac headquartersmunich:detail depicting glass roof,ventilation openings and shading elements,foyer
adac headquartersmunich:diagram depicting the network of thermoactive piles
adac headquartersmunich:diagram depicting the network of thermoactive piles
museum brandhorst mnchen
 concept
p diagrams
g

daylighting thermal insulation

thermo-active construction soundabsorption and

reflection
thermo-active construction
brandhorstmuseum munich:detail of facade construction
brandhorstmuseum munich:detail of facade construction
brandhorstmuseum munich:detail of facade construction
langelinie
 towards 0 carbon-emission
energy consumption
kWh / m2

95

70

50
44
35
BR 2015
18
BR 2008

BR 2020
BR 2012

project

tturbines
+ wind

+ pv
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 0-energy-concept

windturbines (optional) thermo-active slabs

photovoltaic panels
external solar shading (optional)

daylight optimization
double layered facade

natural ventilation

sea water cooling

waste heat recovery
wind energy
thermo-active slab
thermo-active slab
hybrid-ventilation
daylighting
daylighting
kfw bank frankfurt
 leeward side
negativepressure

main
i winddirection
i d di ti south/west
th/ t creation of anequalised
an equalised pressure
windward side ringwithin the cavity of the double
positivepressure facade

natural ventilation within the office direct ventilation of the doublefacade

space,central air exhaust insummer

kfw bank frankfurt:diagrams depicting the pressure ringfacade

 1 primary facade
2 vertical element joint
3 vertical sliding window
4 secondary facade
5 shading
6 ventilation opening
7 structural panel

kfw bank frankfurt:detail depicting the pressure ringfacade (horizontalsection)

 1 structural bracketand metal flooring
2 heating unit with air vent
3 shading
4 secondary facade
5 attachment to concrete slab
6 vertical sliding window opening
7 spandrel with acoustic and thermalinsulation
8 horizontal element joint
horizontalelement

kfw bank frankfurt:detail depicting the pressure ringfacade (horizontalsection)

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