SUSTAINABLE INTERIOR DESIGN WEEK

3ST DAY SUMMARY UGREEN

ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING
1. LIGHT CONTROL

Individually occupied spaces and multi-occupied spaces

2. LIGHTING QUALITY

Light fixtures, lamps (CRI 80 or More), lamps (Lifetime of 24,000 Hours),

direct lighting luminaires (Minimum as possible, recommended less than
25% of the lighting load), indirect light, painting reflectance, Furniture
Reflectantes, Lighting contrast between walls and word plan.

HOSPITALS: Individually occupied spaces: Individual Controls Patient

Spaces: Controls Accessible to beds (also for curtains or blinds)
Multioccupant spaces: On, Off and Mid-Level Controls
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ACOUSTIC REQUIREMENTS

NOISE SOURCE/BARRIER/BUILDING ENVELOPE

GOALS: Noise outside the environment, Sound inside the environment, HVAC
background noise, Sound masking

ACOUSTIC INSULATION: Sound insulation is used to prevent noise from

ENTERING or LEAVING a building.

Essential details in Acoustic Insulation Projects

Doors: wooden acoustics are preferable, and be careful with the gap all
around the door panel's perimeter.

Internal pipes must not join the partitions. It is recommended that the
system be anchored exclusively to a framing/hangers.
Absorbent ceilings: always check the NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient).
SOME EXAMPLES: Ceramic blocks; concrete/cellular concrete blocks;
silica limestone blocks; Glass wool; rock wool; elastomeric foams;
coconut fiber; glass, etc.

SOUND ABSORPTION
REVERBERATION TIME The reverberation time depends on the volume of the
environment and the objects' absorption coefficient.

Reverberation Time Requirements

Applications: T60 (sec) - 500, 1000, and 2000 Hz

- Apartment and condominium < 0.6

Hotel/motel:
- Individual room or suite < 0.6
- Meeting or banquet room < 0.8

Office building:
- Executive of private office < 0.6
- Conference room < 0.6
- Teleconference room < 0.6
- Open-plan office - no sound masking < 0.8
- Open-plan office with sound masking < 0.8

Courtroom:
- Unanplified speech < 0.7
- Amplified speech < 1.0

Performing arts space:

- Drama theaters, concert and recital halls Varies by application

Laboratories:
- Testing or research with minimal speech communication < 1.0
- Extensive phone use and speech communication < 0.6

Church, mosque, synagogue:

- General assembly with critical music program Varies by application < 1.0

Large capacity spaces:

- Indoor stadium, Gymnasium and natatorium < 2.0
- Large-capacity space with speech amplification < 1.5

Classroom <0.6

THERMAL COMFORT
ANALYSIS CRITERIA: Dry bulb temperature, Mean, radiant temperature,
Relative humidity, Airspeed, Individual clothing insulation, Individual
metabolic rate

Metabolic Rate (W/m²):

Lying down, reclined 46

Sitting, relaxed 58
Light intensity activities (office work, school etc.) 70
Light intensity activities (shopping, lab activities etc) 93
Moderate intensity activities (housework, clerk etc) 116
Walking, 1.24 mph (2 km/h) 110
Walking, 1.86 mph (3 km/h) 140
Walking, 2.49 mph (4 km/h) 165
Walking, 3.11 mph (5 km/h) 200

THERMAL COMFORT DESIGN:

Compliance with ASHRAE 55, Compliance with either ISO 7730/2005 or CEN
15251/2007

THERMAL COMFORT CONTROL General Use:

Provide individual thermal comfort controls for at least 50% of

individual occupant spaces occupants. For all purposes, thermal comfort
controls must allow occupants to adjust at least one of the following
components: air temperature; radiant temperature; airspeed, humidity.

THERMAL COMFORT STRATEGIES:

Thermal zones for each 60m² of the area or at least for every ten
occupants. Each zone must have its thermal comfort control., Maintain the
relative humidity of the air between 30% to 60%.

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