Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings"

Transcription

1 Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings - Learnings from Powerhouse One PhD Fellow Andreas Eggertsen Teder The Research Center on Zero Emission Buildings WP-5 - NTNU Trondheim Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings 1.Conclusions 2.Project description Powerhouse One 3.BIM based bioclimatic design process 4.Further research Illustration Snøhetta/MIR 1

2 Conclusions Plus energy balance over a life cycle of 60 years including embodied energy, construction, operation*, and demolition demands a BIM based integrated bioclimatic design process to achieve optimal utilization of local renewable energy production. Tools and processes needs to be developed to ease evaluation of embodied energy as design parameter in the operative dialogue of the design team. * not inculding energy demand for technical equipment Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings 1. Conclusion 2.Project description 3. BIM based bioclimatic design process 4. Further research 2

3 Illustration Snøhetta/MIR Powerhouse is a building that during its lifecycle produces more renewable energy than it consumes for production of building materials, construction, operation and demolition of the building. 3

4 m2 office and contemporary art museum Planned building start 2015 Ambition BREEAM Outstanding Energy Positive Building Technology of today ( ) Powerhouse alliance 4

5 5

6 Brattøra Fjordplassen a new outdoor arena for contemporary art in Trondheim Tverrforbindelsen new bridge connecting the city with the waterfront Energy concept Energy effective form and building envelope Demand control Daylight optimization Reduction of embodied energy Hybrid ventilation Heat exchange with the fjord Illustration Snøhetta/MIR Local energy production PV 6

7 Calculated energy consumption Bjørn Wachenfeldt Jensen, Skanska Schematic design report, 2011 Calculated energy production Bjørn Wachenfeldt Jensen, Skanska Schematic design report

8 Energy balance Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings 1. Conclusion 2. Project description 3.BIM based bioclimatic design process 4. Further research 8

9 Form follows environment! Ref. Dokka et al,

10 BIM based bioclimatic design tools Realtidsanalyse av solinnstråling Results verified in PVsyst Realtidsanalyse av solinnstråling 10

11 BIM based bioclimatic design Dynamic simulations Real time evaluation of energy performance Goal oriented design process BIM based bioclimatic design 11

12 Solar optimization Illustration Snøhetta Solar optimization Illustration Snøhetta 12

13 Building volume based on plan of regulations 13

14 Optimization of window and PV distribution 14

15 Building integrated PV - Efficient solar cell module with 20% efficiency - 26 degree angle towards south - Minimal frame area Ref. Bjørn Thorud, Multiconsult Schematic design report

16 Simplified energy budget in excel Embodied energy Ref. Torhildur Kristjansdottir,

17 Embodied energy Ref. Aoife Houlihan Wiberg, 2013 Embodied energy Torhildur Kristjansdottir, Schematic design report

18 Form and Energy Optimization of Plus Energy Office Buildings 1. Conclusion 2. Project description 3. BIM based bioclimatic design process 4.Further research Further research Develop a robust BIM based real time evaluation tool for informed Embodied Energy design decisions. The current ZEB process utilize Rhino BIM to retrieve data on the indiviual project, but is highly dependent on manual input and extraction. Include wind and ventilation simulations in the optimization process. 18

19 References Powerhouse One, Schematic design report 2012 A Net Zero Concept Analysis of a Norwegian Office building, Dokka et al, 2013 Torhildur Kristjansdottir ZEB 2012 conference presentation Aoife Houlihan Wiberg PresentationKlimax seminar,