F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design. Flourentzos Flourentzou: Innovation park EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland

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10 passive technics 10 cm thermal insulation, double glazing low e, no thermal bridges Almost perfect solar shading High apparent thermal mass Optimal dimensioning of openings for passive lighting, heating, solar protection 70% of natural light autonomy and high efficiency artificial lighting 30 % of surface area is outside of the thermal envelope (staircases, toilets) Opening design for optimal night ventilation (summer passive cooling) Natural ventilation Use of ceiling funs 100% Solar hot water 4

This bioclimatic building does not use some passive technics. It uses all the necessary passive technics to reduce its prinary energy consumption under 38 kwh/m 2 and get the Minergie label. 5

thermal insulation Perfect thermal insulation with minimum thermal bridges and double glazing of U value 1.3, reduces heating demand from 21 to 8 kwh/m 2 y (factor 2.6 compared to a standard building complying to regulations) 6

Thermal energy demand for heating and cooling Buildings before the energy law need a lot of energy for heating The new Lefkosia townhall reduce energy demand by a factor of 4 7

The energy revolution in Europe and in Cyprus 192 (43) 192 (15) Standard Building Lefkosia Bern Passive Building 38 (4) 29 (7) 22 (20) 30 (28) Lefkosia Athina Bern Oslo The new Lefkosia townhall has to invent its own solutions 8

effect of reenforced thermal insulation and passive shading 10 cm of thermal insulation instead of 5 and window U value of 1.3 instead of 3.5 reduces heat demand from 21 to 8 kwh/m2y (factor 2.6) 9

Permanent solar protection and glazing g-39%, TL-70% 10

almost perfect solar shading F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Permanent solar protection and glazing g-39%, TL-70% 11

almost perfect solar shading F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Shaded patios, buildings shading each-other, protecting circulations and auxiliary buildings, offices avoid uprotected east and west, trees. 12

effect of solar protection F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Solar shading and reduced g glazing value saves 37% of energy 13

apparent thermal mass F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Unhydrid screed for the floor, apparent claded concrete slab. 14

apparent thermal mass F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Air conditioned Without thermal mass temperature would rise to 37 C instead of 30 15

Opening dimensioning F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design 0% east and west, 1X140X300 south, 2X140X300 north. Enough passive heat gains in winter (~30 W/m 2 ), enough natural lighting autonomy (>65%), low heat gains in summer (<20W/m 2 ) 16

Natural lighting (60-85% autonomy) F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Opening dimensions and position, light color walls, roof and ceiling. 17

Inside outside in the Mediterranean climate F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design 682 m 2 (75%) within the thermal envelope out of a total of 900 m 2 18

682 m 2 (75%) within the thermal envelope out of a total of 900 m 2 19

night ventilation design F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design safe, protected, flexible openings, dissociation of air from light path 20

natural ventilation design F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design A window offering 30 to 366 m 3 /h stack effect airflow at ΔΤ 5 C 21

effect of night cooling Night cooling may reduce cooling need of an aready optimised building by 53%, (17 kwh/m 2 y instead of 36) A light building has only 25% reduction potential 22

Systematic and well thought use of ceiling fans 23

Use of ceiling fans to keep windows closed and rise set temperature 15 % rise of cooling load per C of set température decrease Ceiling fans may save 30% of cooling load 24

Technical sobriety: these are all the building technical installations 25

Need of correct cooling load dimensionning. F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design 50 W/m 2 of simulated sensible cooling load needed, 135 installed Static dimensionning 24-42 C is not adapted for low energy buildings 220 fan electric Watts to distribute 2500 thermal Watts is to match 26

Monitoring: outside 45 C inside 30 C, winter heating 15 in the morning outside Cooled occupied office Unoccupied office simulated occupied office The concept works, simulations are valid 28

Green naterials: no paint, no glue, no silicone 29

Green naterials: no paint, no glue, no silicone 30

Green naterials: no paint, no glue, no silicone 31

An almost zero energy office building F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Good thermal envelope and reasonable solar gains (cooling de Perfect solar shading and reduction of internal gains Natural light Controlled natural ventilation and natural cooling (cooling demand < 40 kwh/m 2 y, heating demand<10kwh/m 2 y) High performance cooling systems (global COP production + distribution >3) Renewable energy 32

Hybrid ventilation of the hall F. Flourentzou Lefkosia new townhall passive bioclimatic Minergie design Light building, sporadic use, high stack height, special shading 33

Hybrid ventilation of the hall natural ventilation path Cooling storing under the plenum, stratification, intelligent strategy 34

Hybrid ventilation of the hall mechanical with heat recovery Use only when it is needed 35

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