SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE WEEK

3ST DAY SUMMARY UGREEN

THE BEST SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES

COST OF MAKING SUSTAINABLE PROJECTS

1. We need to understand the concept of payback;

2. We need to understand that more value has a higher price;
3. We need to understand that it is possible to make sustainable buildings at similar
costs than regular ones;
4. we need to effectively communicate green differentials to the market.

IT'S ALL ABOUT CHOICE. THAT'S WHERE YOU CAN MAKE A

HUGE DIFFERENCE YOU ARE ALREADY IN THIS PROCESS. NOW
WE REMOVE MOST ELEPHANTS
THAT BRINGS RESULTS IS NOT DIFFICULT IT DOESN'T
COST YOU CAN GROW BY DOING THIS.

MATERIALS

Specification steps saving resources; energy and water savings; flexibility; 5rs; purpose of
design

Choice of materials life cycles; reuse of materials; resource savings; energy and water; low
environmental impact; saving the environment

Reasons why specifications should be primarily an architect's concern:

people who buy are businessmen; technical responsibility; your project
is your resume identifying sustainable products; identify the correct
documentation for each material; balance point for quality, budget and
regionality.

Choice of products: requirement of documentation that demonstrates

that the material is in fact sustainable; preference for processes that use renewable energy;
concern with social justice in the processes; use functional criteria to ensure that the product
will be added when you are part of the project.

Product tags: Indoor air quality; Forest Products; Furniture;

Energy; Carpets; Cleaning products; Multiple Fabrics;
sustainable assignments.

Hazardous waste Broken mercury vapor lamps; Asbestos-containing tiles; Paints with high
plumb content; Old cells and batteries; Plastics Contaminated air conditioning filters.
 Avoiding the generation of waste Project for Flexibility and
Disassembly of Spaces; Design reuse, recycling and reuse strategies at
the beginning of the project; On site, plan spaces reserved for waste
separation and that are well identified so that it is not a time-
consuming action; Plan the logistics of deliveries and the removal of
waste from the site so that the trips are minimal in quantity and distance.

WATER

LIGHTING
LAMPS DIRECT LIGHTING LUMINAIRES

THERMAL COMFORT

Critério de análise Analysis criteria Dry bulb temperature; Average radiant temperature;
Relative humidity, Air velocity; Individual clothing isolation; Individual metabolic rate
Dry bulb temperature Graphic of Temperature Airspeed - Wind rose chart
 Temperature chart and comfort zone Chart Psychometric Chart of Curitiba

Design de conforto térmico Thermal comfort design Compliance with ASHRAE 55; Compliance
with ISO 7730/2005 or CEN 15251/2007.
Thermal comfort control General use: Provides individual thermal comfort controls for at
least 50% of the individual occupants of the occupant spaces. Provides controls for all
occupants in spaces shared with multiple occupants.
Hotels: provides for all rooms; Stores and retakes: same requirements as those for general
use applicable to offices and administrative areas; Hospitals: Provide controls for each
patient's room for at least 50% of individual areas. Provides for all multi-occupant spaces.
For all intents and purposes: thermal comfort controls must allow occupants to adjust at
least one of the following components: air temperature; radiant temperature; air speed;
moisture.
Thermal comfort strategies PMV compatible with ASHRAE 55, thermal zones for every
60m² of area or at least for every 10 occupants, each zone must have its own thermal
comfort control, individual thermal comfort controls for at least 50% of occupants in
individual spaces (same criteria as LEED).
Radiant comfort in at least 50% of the building area. thermal comfort monitoring: dry bulb.
relative humidity. air speed average radiant temperature.
Maintain the relative humidity of the air between 30% to 60%, adding or removing the
humidity when necessary. must be available for at least 98% of the busy hours of the year
Steps: Step 1 Read the weather; Step 2 Read the surroundings; Step 3 Read the
requirements of the owner and architect; Step 4 Understand the standards (ASHRAE 55
and ASHRAE 90); Step 5 Understand the project parameters; Step 6 Data collection
through simulations; Step 7 Compilation of organized data; Step 8 Scenarios based on
address data; Step 9 Make assessments online or on site; Step 10 Achieve results.
OLD WAY X NEW WAY
OLD WAY NEW WAY
Decisions based on form and function Better data-based decisions
Confusion about what to do next A simple analysis structure
Sustainability being ignored A strong green scientific positioning
Strive to find differentials You presenting great differentials for your region
Difficulty adding value to your customers ROI being clearly presented to your customers
ONLINE CERTIFICATE COULD BE ISSUED: The certificate instructions will be shared in the
4th class of the event. You will have 2 weeks to apply for the certificate and there will be a fee.

GRATITUDE
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