ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN SOLUTIco annual mean temperature is 26.6 ° 91 °F). Summers (March—June) are hot and humid, with average highs in the mid-to-high 30s jus; maximum temperatures ot 1ed 40 °C (104 °F) between April and June. The coolest temperature: in December and January, when the lowest temperature occasionally dips to 10 °C the hottest month, temperatures range from 26-3 F); Decembé ying from 14.5-28 °C (58.1 Heavy rain from the s supplying Hyderabad ith most of its mean annual rainfall. Since r mber 1891, the heaviest rainfall recorded in a 24-hour period was 241.5 mm (10 in) on 24 August 2000. The highest temperature ever 45.5 °C (114 °F) on 2 June 1966, and the lowest was 6.1 °C (43 °F) on 8 January 1946! The 2,731 hours of sunshine per ye ximum daily sunlight exoosure occurs in February. iHYDERABA KM (973 Ml) SOUT 4), 699 KM (434 Ml) SOUTHEAST (OF MUNIBAI, AND'570 KM (350 Ml) NORTH OF BANGALORE BY ROAD. ‘SITUATED IN THE SOUTHERN PART OF TELANGANA IN SOUTHEASTERN {G THE BANKS OF THE MUSI RIVER, A TRIBUTARY OF KRISHNA AN PLATEAU IN THE NORTHERN PART OF SOUTH INDIA, ER HYDERABAD COVERS 650 KM" (250 $0 Ml), MAKING IT ONE OF THE LARGI METRO THAN AVERAGE ALTITUDE OF 542 M (1,778 FT), HYDERABAD LIES ON TERRAIN OF GREY AND PINK GRANITE, DOTTED W\ MEROUS LAKES INCLUDE ARTIFICIAL LAKES GAR (BUILT IN 15 oT SAGAR (PONDSHYDERABAD, INDIA’ HISTORICAL SITES CON JAM PERIOD, IN THE NIZAN ME OF Th UCH INIFICENT HINDU TEMPLE OF {ASING A BLEND OF SOUTH INDIAN, RAJASTHANI AND UTKALA TEMPLE A URES.PASSIVE COOLING TECHNIQUES. ve cooling systems are least expensive means of ling a home izes the efficiency of building envelope use of mechanical devic It rely on natural heat building. They rectly from evaporation, convection, and ri using any intermedia electrical de All passive cooling strategies rely on daily change: temperature and relative humidity ch syst ends on the shading, Earth Air TunnelNATURAL VENTILATION In order good natur at opposite pressure zone Also, designers often ch n natural ventilation alled stacks in buildings. near the top of stacks, warm air can € penings near the grout t role in inducing indoor ventilation diSHADING lar dominate sively solar-heated bul The me nod of cooling a building is to nm direct and roof facade aluated depending Extend the overhang beyond the prevent solar gain from the sid red shades to allow more t sunlight.COURTYARD EFFECT Due to incident solar rac 0 air from t onvection and ra perature spheric moisture jurther cooli COURTYARD EFFECT (NIGHT) If the roof surfaces 2 ds the internal court air sinks into the court and enters the living space thr level openings, gets d up, and I However,WIND TOWER + In awind to gets o The inlet and outlet o through the rooms ower in Jodhpur Ho h favorat idha and A\ 2 bottom from south mm Kumar's residence in Ne ially during humid seEARTH AIR TUNNEL I temp fi crease with th depth below the ground ound, the temperature inside equal to the annual average temperature of the plat Atunnel in the form of or othe nbedd quire the Therefore through this tunnel cooled in summer and warmed in winter and this air can be for cooling in summer and heating in winter.EVAPORATIVE COOLING HUMIDITY I E COOLING, THE SENS! VAPORATE WATER, THERE HICH, IN TURN, ADES| DRATIVE ATERRENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNIQUES renewable eneray is generated from natural sources, such as the sun, wind, biomass and water. ‘gy sources are naturally replenished Iso often referred to as “green proc gené g these renewable sources emits no or hardly any greenhouse gases - unlike fossil fuels like coal and oil sources of energy is a key step in our efforts to take action for climate and combat climate change.SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT eptic Tank works . ovide adciti processes to help break down solids to produce a cleaner, more environmentally friendly effluent. and s ties the prin ad th + Inthe chamber, a pump aerates the waste and encourage: fer, breaking it d purifying i s it leaves the final chamber, known as the humus chamber, the fluent e nto local ditches or lane ment als d to be emptied at least ystem free of the sludg umulatlems in the mainstream residential market has Getting active solar proved a challenge, though. lar power uses arrays of photovoltaic cells to convert sunlight tive ally been a prohibitively directly into electricity, and it has traditio expensive technology. The direction that your roof faces is one of the primary factors that determines how much sunshine your solar panels will see over the course of the day. True south and true north face the Earth's axis rather than aligning with Earth's magnetic pc For those north of the Equator, the best direction for solar panels is south, while homes in the southern hemisphere would position solar panels on roofs ith a northern facing orientation By positioning solar panels according to true south and the azimuth angle— the angle of the sun in relation to true north and true south—you'll be able to get the best orientation for solar panels and arraySOLAR HEATERS lar energy ¢ and heating all year anels th + Ifyou want to use it t you'll need lar jermine’HYDROELECTRIC SYSTEMSWIND ENERGY in wi available for homes, or installed on the building dire wind turn 1@ and creates je-mounted tu 000rs a year onLUXURIOUS VILLA T:LUXURIOUS ENERGY EFFICIANT VILL PICAL WET AND DRY CLIMATE ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES DOPTED:ORIENTATION, CAVITY IN TION WALL,COURTYARD, VEGETATION L GLASS,BUILDING ENVELOP,SOLAR PANELS AND HEATER, EARTH AIR TUNNEL, CROSS VENTILAT! ATMENTAND VENTILATION Presentation ue PROPOSED ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES PASSIVE COOLING TECHNIQUES: 1. CROSS VENTILATION Cross ventilati¢ lled Wind Effect Ventilation) is a natural method of cooling. The system relies on wind to force cool exterior air into the building through an inlet (like a wall louver, a gable, or an open window) while warm interior air outside (through a roof vent or higher window opening). 2. COOLING THROUGH VEGETATION Trees and vegetation are most useful as a mitigation strat when planted in strategic locations around buildings or shade pavement in parking lots and on streets. Research have found that planting deciduous trees or vines to the west is, typically most effective for cooling a building, especially if they shade windows and part of the building's roof. SBuilding Envelope Technologies iNew technologies are developed to increase the efficiency of the building envelope. Mainly windows of the building structures are improved by the following methods:The properties of the windows can be changed according to the temperature and light-level conditions ie during day and night by providing chromogenic glazing. 2,ptimisation of solar gains and the shading effect spectrally selective glasses for the wind 3.Photovoltaic panels can be used to generate electricity by absorbit solar radiation. This also helps to reduce the heat moving through the building envelope. an be done by using 4, COURTYARD EFFECT The building mass evolved from a basic mass achieving the required volume. Passive strategies implementation as well as microclimate conditions directed its development: the mass was split into two parts along the North/South axis. The parts were shifted from each other along the main axis to increase the shaded surfaces. An open space was carved into the middle of the mass, improving cross natural ventilation of the internal spaces, and offering a private, climate moderated outdoor are5. Connected and Smart Homes onal Laboratory developed new wir jess sensors that have the ability to improve the energy efficieney of th This is attained by having automated control systems for the: Cooling units eating Units 3-Lighting Systems temperature access sy Renewable Ener, standards that will improve how smart appliance 6. ORIENTATION feveloping new protocols and fact with the electric gridLOW EWINDOWS, nfrared y Em 7. ADVANCED WINDOW CONTROLS Low-E, or low-emissivity, glass was created to minimize the amount of infrared and ultraviolet light that comes through your glass, without minimizing the amount of light that enters your home. Low-E glass windows have a microscopically thin coating that is transparent and reflects heat. The coating is even thinner than human hair! The Low-E coatings keep the temperature in your home consistent by reflecting the interior temperatures back inside. 8.CAVITY WALL Cavity wall insulation is used to reduce heat loss through a cavity wall filling air space with material that inhibits heat transfer and granule are 9, REFLECTIVE ROOFING MATERIALS White Roof Coatings White coatings are opaque, usually made from a polymer or similar material, mixed with some kind of white i or paint. And they're VERY effective: a good white-coated roof can reflect up to 80% of lar energy that hits it. That's even more than metal roofing - and can make a huge difference in your home's interior temperature. The surface temperature of a white roof can be virtually the same as the ambierit 4if*témperature around it. 210.EXHAUST FANS FANS ARE PROVIDED AT THE LOWER LEVEL IN WINDOWS TO SUCK IN COOL AIR OUTSIDE EXHAUST FAN ON TOP SIDE NEAR ROOF TO PUSH HOT AIR OuT 11. EARTH AIR TUNNEL available air in summer could be a major source for a passive cooling system. A building an be indirectly oupled to the earth by means of tubes buried in tubes and sump are Fequied to catch get the maximum effect the tubes should be buried as deeply constant, deep-earth temperature which Is the coole: ble in summer and the soll is ‘more moist during the summer. When cooling s desired, aris drawn through the tu into the building. The earth acts as a heat sink to cool the aitPROPOSED ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNIQUES: SOLAR WATER HEATER “The power they gen a hot water cylinde ters of spa of the lar power uses arrays of photovoltaic cells to ¢ tly into electricity, and it has traditionally been prohibitively expensive technology. sunlight dire For those north of the Equator, the best direction for solar panels is south, while homes in the southern hemisphere Position solar panels on roofs with a northern facPROPOSED ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES RENEWABLE ENERGY TECHNIQUES: 3. SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT is similar to the ally friendly effluent \d sewage, usually from a numt primary settlement tank where so narate and the liquor flows into the biozone chan amber, a pump aerates the waste and rage teria to digest the organic matter, breaking it do the efflue local waterPRESENTATION ON ST ANDREWS HOSTEL,GURUGRAM PRESENTED BY: ALEENA TASKEEN RAHILA MUSKAN SOHEB AHMED SAGAR KEROLLIPROJECT BRIEF: ARCHITECTS: ZERO ENERGY DESIGN LAB LOCATION: KHURRAMPUR, GURAGAON , HARYANA SITE AREA : 17.2 ACRES BUILT UP AREA : 60,000 SQ FT CLIENT: ST ANDREWS GROUP PROJECT COST: 1400/SQ FT STRUCTURAL CONSULTANTS : DESIGN SOLUTIONS CIVIL CONTRACTORS : LS ASSOCIATES FACADE CONTRACTORS : LS ASSOCIATES CLIENT : ST. ANDREWS GROUP DESIGN TEAM : ROHAN MISHRA, NAVEEN PAHAL, SHIVANGI BANERJEE CITY : GURUGRAMCLIMATE THE CLIMATE OF THE STATE IS SUBTROPICAL, SEMI- ARID TO SUB HUMID, CONTINENTAL AND MONSOON TYPE, THE STATE HAS THREE DISTINCT CLIMATIC REGIONS. NAMELY HOT ARID REGION, HOT SEMI ARID REGION, AND HOT SUB-HUMID REGION. HARYANA IS VERY HOT IN SUMMER AND MARKEDLY COLD IN WINTER. THE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE IN THE MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE GOES AS HIGH AS 46°C. THERE ARE TWO WELL-MARKED SEASONS OF RAINFALL IN THE STATE - THE MONSOON PERIOD FALLING FROM THE MIDDLE OF JUNE TILL SEPTEMBER AND WINTER RAINS WHICH OCCUR FROM DECEMBER TO FEBRUARY. RIVER YAMUNA FLOWS ALONG _ EASTERN BOUNDARY OF THE STATE. THE RIVER GHAGGAR IS MIS MAIN SEASONAL RIVER. MARKAND RIVER IS ANOTHER SEASONAL RIVER WHICH ORIGINATES FROM LOWER SHIVALIK HILLS.THE SITE IS 3KMS FROM FARUKH NAGAR WHICH IS A SMALL VILLAGE, WHICH IS VERY POPULAR BECAUSE. BRITISHERS USED TO EXTRACT LOT OF SALT FROM. HERE. SO SOIL CONDITION IS PRETTY BAD WITH RESPECT TO LANDSCAPE AND CONSTRUCTION, THE SITE ALREADY HAD EXISTING ACADEMIC BLOCKS, ZED LABS DESIGNED BOYS AND GIRLS HOSTEL FOR THE ACADEMIC INSTITUTION WITHIN A PREDEFINED. AREA,THE BOYS’ HOSTEL BUILDING REINTERPRETS INDIAN VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE WITH IDEAS RELEVANT TO THE PRESENT TIMES AND TECHNIQUES. THE LAYERED INTERIOR PLANNING OF THE BUILDING WITH PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGIES FACILITATES COMFORTABLE INTERCOMMUNICATION AMONGST THE STUDENTS. THE CONTORTED CENTRAL ATRIUM ALLOWS NATURAL UGHT TO PENETRATE DEEPER INTO THE BUILDING. TT ALSO ACTS AS A SOLAR CHIMNEY THAT TAKES AWAY THE STALE AND HOT AIR WITHIN THE BUILDING THROUGH THE STACK EFFECT. THE BLOCK ACCOMMODATES RESIDENTIAL UNITS FOR 360 STUDENTS WITH INCLUSIVE RECREATIONAL COURTS AND ‘MESS FACILITIES, THE TRIPLE HEIGHT SPACIOUS DORMS DEPART FROM THE CONVENTIONAL STYLE OF DORMS, PROVIDING AN ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCE AND A MORE EXPANSIVE VIEW OF THE OUTDOORS TO THE STUDENTS.PLAN OF BOYS HOSTELBUILD SOURCES OF HEAT GAIN: 1. AIR TEMPERATURE RADIATION REDUCED THROUGH FURTHER REDUCED VIA ADDITION FORM, ORIENTATION AND. (OF SHADING DEVICES. 2. DIRECT AND DIFFUSED RADIATION MODULATION 3. INTERNAL HEAT GAINTHE FORM AND DYNAMICS OF THE BRICK COMPUTED THROUGH ACCORDANCE TO MINIMIZE SOLAR RADIATIONS AND THERMAL HEAT GAIN. THE BRICK JAIL CREATES A SCREEN ON THE FACADE OF THE STRUCTURE; ONE THAT ALLOWS FOR THERMAL INSULATION AND LIGHT PERMEABILITY. THE JALI ALSO CREATES A UNIQUE CHARACTER OF LIGHT AND SHADOW THAT RENDERS A SEPARATE AND TRULY DIFFERENT IMAGERY FOR EACH OF THE ROOMS, USED BY THE STUDENTS, THE BOYS’ HOSTEL IS SUPPOSED TO HOUSE 320 STUDENTS WITH RECREATIONAL AND MESS FACILITIES THE BUILDING STRUCTURE ACCOMMODATES AND. CHERISHES STUDENT LIFE.DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR BOYS HOSTEL:THE BUILDING DESIGN STARTED AS A LINEAR BLOCK WHICH WAS THEN MODIFIED TO MINIMISE TO SOLAR HEAT GAIN BY SHADING THE SOUTHERN FACADE THE TWIST IN THE FORM OF THE STRUCTURE CREATED THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACCOMMODATE MULTIPLE CONGREGATION SPOTS, WHICH ARE ANALYTICALLY PLANNED AS PER CLIMATIC CONSIDERATIONS. THE ENTRANCE RAMP ON THE SOUTHERN FACADE ACTS AS A TRANSITIONAL SPACE THAT FORMS THE SUMMER COURT AND ON THE NORTHERN FACADE THE TERRACE FORMS A WINTER (COURT FOR THE STUDENTS TO UNWIND AT THE END OF THE DAY. ‘THE SUMMER COURT PROVIDES REQUIRED SHADE DURING PEAK HOT AFTERNOON DURING SUMMER SINCE SUN ANGLE IS VERY IN WINTERS THE SUN ANGLE BECOMES LOW AND IT IS A VERY PLEASANT SPACE TO ENJOY WINTER SUN AS WELL. WHEREAS THE NORTH COURT GIVES SOME SOLAR EXPOSURE DURING WINTER FROM THE SOUTH SUN DUE TO THE DEPTH OF THE BUILDING AND DURING THE EVENING IT IS A VERY PLEASANT SPACE TO LOOK OUT IN THE CENTRAL LAWN3RICI A PARAMETRIC SCRIPT WAS WRITTEN TO ANALYSE LEVEL OF DIRECT AND DIFFUSED RADIATION ON THE PRIMARY FACADE. THE RADIATION VALUE OF EACH GRID CELL ON THE eA OF! PRIMARY FACADE THEN BECAME THE INPUT FOR THE LS oan cl ROTATION ANGLES OF THE BRICK IN FRONT OF IT VA ae oe BY DOING THIS, DIRECT AND DIFFUSED RADIATIONS WERE REDUCED BY 70% ON THE PRINCIPLE FACADE, HENCE, REDUCING HEAT GAIN ON THE PRINCIPLE HABITABLE ‘SPACES BEHIND THE JALI WALL. DAY LIGHTING LEVELS IN THE LIVING UNITS WERE ALSO CONSTANTLY CHECKED TO ENSURE THAT THE JALI DOES NOT REDUCE IT BEYOND 250 LUX.WRCUN—-ZU aderweZMETH 21 FEET HIGH, 1” THICK STEEL BARS WERE FIXED ON THE R.C.C BEAMS USING HILT! CHEMICALS. BRICKS WERE SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED WITH SINGLE HOLES SO THAT THEY CAN BE STACKED ONE ON TOP ‘OF EACH OTHER BY INSERTING A SINGLE PIECE STEEL BAR THROUGH THE SINGLE WHOLE. BASED ON THE GRASSHOPPER SCRIPT THE BRICK WERE INDIVIDUALLY ROTATED ON A SPECIFIC ANGLE TO REDUCE SOLAR RADIATION, PROVIDE ADEQUATE DAYLIGHT AND VENTILATION TO THE LIVING UNITS BEHIND THE SKIN. NO CEMENT MORTAR WAS USED TO CONSTRUCT THE JAIL SPANNING 21 FEET IN HEIGHT AND 250 FEET IN LENGTH,LANDSCAPE THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN ENRICHES THE SPACE BY BRINGING THE GREENERY INSIDE TO SERVE NOT ONLY AESTHETIC BUT ALSO FUNCTIONAL PURPOSES. ‘THE EDGE DETAILS OF THE PLANTERS ARE DESIGNED AS SEATERS, ALLOWING. ‘STUDENTS TO SIT WITH NATURE. THE SHADED COURTYARD HOSTS A DIVERSE VARIETY OF PLANT SPECIES THAT REQUIRE LESSER EXPOSURE TO THE SUN. THE PERIPHERAL AREAS FEATURE BAMBOO THAT CREATES A SCREEN. OUTSIDE THE BUILDING, WHERE THE GROUND IS COMPLETELY EXPOSED TO THE SUN, CHAMPA TREES HAVE BEEN PLANTED DUE TO THEIR LARGE CANOPIES TO CREATE SHADED SEATING SPACES THE SURFACE OF THE OUTDOOR LANDSCAPED COURT IS PENETRABLE, FACILITATING GROUNDWATER PENETRATION. THE WASTEWATER SUCH AS WATER FROM THE WASHROOMS IS CONVEYED TO THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT AND IS REUSED FOR HORTICULTURE PURPOSES. aott ee 9 m a} Q z a g a 5 > a Q m an m ° a Q Zz a x ° an a mi mCONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY FOR GIRLS HOSTEL: + HOWEVER, IT BECAME EVIDENT THAT THE DEPTH OF THE BRICK WHEN ROTATED, WAS NOT ABLE TO CREATE A DEEP ENCLOSURE TO CUT OFF DIFFUSED RADIATION IN THE REQUIRED MANNER. HENCE, FOR THE GIRLS’ HOSTEL, THE EXTERIOR FACADE SCREEN USES HOLLOW PIGMENTED CONCRETE BLOCKS TO RESEMBLE THE COLOUR (OF THE RED BRICK. THE BLOCKS HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN ADDRESSING THREE CONCERNS. NOT ONLY DO THEY PROVIDE ADEQUATE THERMAL MASS TO ABSORB THE HEAT, BUT WITH A DEPTH OF EIGHT INCHES, THE DIRECT RADIATION HAS TO PENETRATE THROUGH SEVERAL LAYERS WITHIN THE BLOCK AND GETS REFLECTED ON DIFFERENT SURFACES MULTIPLE TIMES BEFORE ENTERING THE INTERIORS REDUCING GLARE. IN ADDITION, SINCE THE BLOCK IS PENETRABLE, THE AIR VOLUME PASSING THROUGH THIS MASS LOSES ITS HEAT THROUGH COMPRESSION ON THE BASIS OF BERNOULLI'S PRINCIPLE. THE BLOCKS ARE ALSO SLIGHTLY ROTATED AT A SPECIFIC ANGLE BASED ON THE INSULATION ANALYSIS WITH RESPECT TO SOLAR HEAT GAIN.CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY FOR GIRLS HOSTEL: THE INTERIOR SECOND SKIN PROVIDES A VOLUME WHERE THE USER CAN STEP OUT TO A SHADED ENVIRONMENT SUCH AS A BALCONY ‘OR COURT. ITIS A SPACE THAT PRIORITIZES THERMAL COMFORT THROUGH THE ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE BUILDING AND ENABLES FUNCTIONALITY THE SECOND SKIN TAKES ON THE ROLE OF A BREAKOUT SPACE SUCH AS A TERRACE, BETWEEN THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR IT EMPOWERS STUDENTS TO TAKE CHARGE OF THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND ACTIVITY AS WELL AS CONNECT WITH NATURE WHILE STILL BEING INSIDE THE BUILDING. THE GIRLS’ HOSTEL BUILDING IS AN EXEMPLAR OF SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH ITS ENERGY EFFICIENT DESIGN, THE DOUBLE-SKIN FACADE ACTS AS THERMAL MASS, REDUCING THE INCIDENT DIRECT AND DIFFUSED RADIATIONS BY 70% ON THE PRINCIPAL FACADE, THUS, MINIMIZING HEAT GAIN WITHIN THE HABITABLE SPACES BEHIND THE BLOCK WALL. THIS FURTHER REDUCED THE MECHANICAL COOLING LOADS BY 35%, A MARKED INCREMENT FROM THE ECBC (ENERGY CONSERVATION BUILDING CODE) BASE CASE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.arate paaeleNi BUILDING ECO HOME SURAT pea m7 ncit o1=2)NO POWER CONNECTION,NO WATER CONNECTION,NO SEWER CONNECTION!!! MORE THEN 600 TREES OF120 VARITIES ARE GROWN ON THIS SITESOLAR AND WIND POWER IS USED TO ELECTRIFY THE HOUSE 8KILO WATT OFPOWER IS GENERATED Lae Ee aG aa eee PRL mated od as esac es ici mtekoy econo) CLEN SOLAR PANNELS AND ALSO TO COOL ROOF TOP SOLAR POWER IS USED TO CHARGE ELECTRIC CARLARGE WINDOWS IN ALL THE ROOM TO USE NATURAL LIGHT eed olO ES ASKS) So) WINDOWS FOR GOOD CROSS VENTILATIONUi =a Sc0l0) as) DESIGNED IN Se Wa Ue iueel =a lols NEED PLASTIC OR (Veto oa RAIN WATER IS COLLECTED IN SANS NSA oO LOL FLOOR TO DIRECTLY USE ON GROUND FLOOR WITHOUT USING ey eed ase TO THE OVER HEAD WATER TANK aN aaa eae FLOOR RAIN WATER TANK IS DIVERTED TO GROUND DVIS AeA CAPACITY IT IS FILTERED THROUGH SAND GRAVEL AND CHARCOAL BEFORE IT REACHES THE TANK BIGGER Laas ead GET STRAINED aaa Aas aN aS e/a RNa) DIVERTED TO GROUNDBATHROOM WASH BASIN AND SHOWER AV NEaisa oh reasoner MRAP) AS) MOU MIU E900) N 1a} Bie THE WATER GOES TO THE BOTTOM OF Bia a=) ae ecada a tel) ea melas So ae Leanne nas) fe) Ue aR eA ed WATER IS PASSED TO SECOND CHEMBER ie 2 4 a STON Crotg-Telt Chater gL gtr ac) verre cos al My RMo PND Na FROM THE WATER , THESE ARE NATURAL RO a WATER CLEANER. WATER IS THEN PASSED TO CR AEE SANA], Etiehetat stat i CHEMBER GOES TO ORGANIC FARMaU Ic) Pa ip TANK WHERE SOLIDSSETTLES, fing 7 PDE NOR COMIN ee aoc ene ee oer Pata) Le) ORGANIC GARDEN WIND MILLS reer TO XenIN AUIS aero ni oal Pn aR pa AND USED FOR TOILET FLUSH FROM WELL TO USE IN [aN Reals siaag ae ee BS’ ec es oe) WATER FILTER Seale] =/0]/R ey 4il se CAVITY WALL WITH EXPOSED Peer tesa ine) (oeuvre eleva dep eck Bkoo Neuere er) ot aU NOP EOl asa 7-Nan S114 pee ee ea cl ie HEAT GOING OUT IN WINTERS AVAILABLE LOCALLY NO PAINTS AND WOU SPAS USED IS DONE ohvemues VIS en tsCe Maas) DESIGNED BETWEEN eer awa) eS oa) Chal Red meee) oT Pa Obes ait aaNet ke eel seat CLLR AA AeA DESIGNED TO KEEP DIRECT SUNIGHT OUT OF THE HOUSE IN Sais 3 > —————3 ee SOLAR WATER HEATER WITH HOT WATER, RECIRCULATION SYSTEM IS USED SO. THAT WATER IS NOT WASTED.) \ Bip ao Relg NN ele pkey ase ha! "IS DESIGNED IN SUCH A WAY THAT 4 BU ES CEeMa a Ole wl y » FROM TOP AND COOL AIR ENYERS Ke FROM BOTTOM \3 —_, a SPECIAL AIR COOLING PIPES RUN THROUGH GROUND FLOOR WATER TANK AREA JUST NON aie Apa eke aN) THE ROOM WITH FAN AT THE END. AIR NUS Na al eA eg ey TEMPERATURE AND COOLS DOWN AS IT PASSES AVOVE COOL WATER Lig apa cao tata COI VO ke Bel 12) THE LOWER LEVEL IN WINDOWS TO SUCK IN Sa ROOF TO PUSH HOT AIR fofelel aN Molt yrs)i5) 10CREEPERS ARE USED TO COVER ROOF TOP PREVENTING THEM FROM GETTING HOT if a . Bias Oko CL ° AND WEST SIDE TO PROTECT SVZAUM a OND SeamcU eC laeSITE ANALYSIS- FOR PROPOSED ENERGY EFFICIENT RESIDENCE AT HYDERABADRAINWATER HARVESTING ROOF TOP GARDEN + + 6-66 666866 ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES elENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES a musa[ee ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUESDESIGN OF SHADING DEVICES DETAILATA ENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUESENERGY EFFICIENT TECHNIQUES