ENERGY MODELING
J.J. Nelson, Maggie Landmann, and Katie Schmidt
Objective
· Learn how BIM can help design sustainably early in the conceptual design phase
· Learn how rapid energy modeling (quick analysis, without much data) can help influence and inform the design and decision making process
· Use BIM to conduct Solar radiation, Sun positioning, Fenestration studies, and Acoustical modeling simulations
· Start with simple building forms (ex: cube house) and gradually add complexity. Then, move on to running analysis on the Revit house project.
· The majority of the project will be running tests on certain parts of the house (openings, walls, surfaces, rooms, etc.), while other analysis will be performed on the entire house.
· Follow Ecotect and/or Green Build Studio tutorials
· Continue to research and use various case studies
Timeline
Week of 11/01
Continue to run as many tests as we can on our ‘simple house models’. Also explore the positive and negative effects of using Ecotect. Compare and contrast changes in design w/ results of testing.
Week of 11/08
Add complexity to the simple models. Focus more on fenestration studies and testing changes to parts of the building envelope.
Week of 11/15
Take what we have learned from the previous weeks and apply to the house project.
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