Guest Lecture: "BIM & Sustainability" for the MSc. BIM & Integrated Design Summer School 2016. University of Salford, Manchester, United Kingdom
Covers:
1. Sustainable Design
2. BIM for Sustainable Design Decision Making
3. BIM for Sustainable Design Compliance (BREEAM example)
4. BIM for Sustainable Design Performance (Passivhaus example)
7. 1. Sustainable Design?
Brundtland Commission - Sustainable
development?
• What the earth can sustain
Sustain & nourish people and planet?
• ‘Sustainable’ and delightful, healthy, affordable . . .
10. EU EPB Directive 2010
Maintain the global temp rise below 2°C
Buildings account for 40% consumption
“near zero energy” buildings required
– all public buildings by 2018
– all buildings by 2020
11. Wider Sustainable Design
Energy / CO2 in use
Energy / CO2 embodied
Water
Materials
Waste
Pollution
Health & Wellbeing
Site ecology
30. REM
Heating, Cooling & Building Services
Energy Efficiency & CO2 emissions
Water, Wind, Thermal Comfort
Key BIM advantages
– 3d visual information, Cloud computing
36. Waste Reduction
Prefabrication / Componentisation
Material optimisation
Buildability
Key BIM advantages
– 3d visual information, Numerical information
37.
38. Embodied CO2 / LCA
Material selection
Carbon / Environmental impact
Whole life costs
Key BIM advantages
– Numerical information, Data linking / transfer
43. Energy + Carbon + Cost
REM with a broader context
Optioneering
Whole life optimisation
Cost / value analysis of sustainable designs
Key BIM advantages
– Data linking / transfer, REM, Analysis, Cloud
computing,
53. Semi-native
Visual check / evidence within model
Generate data for credits
Generate data to export for analysis
54. Visual Check / Evidence
Man 7 Shared Facilities
One credit may be awarded where evidence provided demonstrates that
shared facilities have been provided as a consequence of consultation
feedback.
Two credits may be awarded where, in addition to the above, evidence
provided demonstrates that these facilities can be accessed without
compromising the safety and security of the building and its occupants.
55.
56. Generate data for credits
Mat 1 Materials Specification – Major Building
Elements
Up to six credits may be awarded where evidence provided demonstrates that the major building
elements specified have either an ‘A+, A or B rating’, as defined in the Green Guide to
Specification.
57.
58. Generate data for analysis
Hea 1 Daylighting
One credit may be awarded where evidence demonstrates that at least 80%
of floor area in each occupied space complies with the following:
• An average daylight factor of at least 2%; AND
• A uniformity ratio of at least 0.4 or a minimum point daylight factor of
at least 0.8% (spaces with glazed roofs, such as atria, must achieve a
uniformity ratio of at least 0.7 or a minimum point daylight factor of at
least 1.4%).
60. More...
LEED Calculations with BIM
– Recorded at the April 2012 monthly meeting of
the NYC Revit Users Group, this video features
Amy Patel, LEED AP from HOK's
buildingSMART team. She shares an overview
of the LEED process, sustainable design
credits, which ones can be calculated in a BIM
platform and how to do it.
http://youtu.be/VitRNZxF5qw
65. Passivhaus Standard
“…the world’s leading standard in energy
efficient design”
Rigorous performance standard
Quality assurance
Optimal comfort (ISO 7730)
Minimal energy
Climate specific – works anywhere
66. PHPP: BIM or BEM?
“simplified models, precise data”
Accurate
Open
Parametric
Instant
67.
68. Data for QA
Passivhaus can be seen as a quality
assurance standard that ensure that the right
information is used at the right point in the
process to deliver reliable robust energy
performance & comfort.
83. “We feel that our children are more alert and
attentive in lessons due to the amount of
daylight in classrooms and the fresh air
throughout the school ... learning has been
enhanced”
Sara Morris, Head Teacher
Client Satisfaction