Environmental Building System Aiyang Jiang

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SITE ORIENTATION & ANALYSIS

Information and Photographs from https://www.gaisma.com/en/location/melbourne.html https://www.tesla.com/solarroof https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/modelclimate/williamstown_australia_2143561 http://moorefarmsbg.org/the-garden/garden-guide/garden-wall/ https://www.breezair.com.au/how-evaporative-works/ http://www.gratefireplace.co.uk/blog/can-i-flue-my-stove-up-an-outside-wall/

COOL SUMMER WIND

In order to allow winter sun to enter the interior place, the orientation of living area is strategically placed to face north and bedrooms to the south.

COLD WINTER WIND OPTIMUM ANGLE 37.8° Angle Roof FOR SOLAR PANELS & ROOF The ideal angle for solar panels in Australia is usually equal to the latitude angle of the location of the property. Ideally, solar panels would be positioned at an angle of 37.8° in Melbourne.

DEPTH OF EAVES The Ideal Eave Depth includes everything that contributes to shade or overhang across the window during Summer.

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Usually, living areas and the kitchen are the most important locations for passive heating as they are used day and evening. Bedrooms generally require less heating.

SITE LOCATION Williamstown is a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 9 km (5.6 mi) south-west of Melbourne's central business district in the local government area of the City of Hobsons Bay.

Willamstown

Additionally, it allows cool summer winds from south to enter the house so that the internal spaces will be cooled down passively without much extra energies. Melbourne has a temperate oceanic climate with changeable weather conditions. Thus to respond the design, multiple heating and cooling system might be necessary to react to different solutions. A wellinsulated structure of house is essential, too.

Minimum Depth of Eaves: 880mm

CLIENT PROFILE

Clients’ Information: - A couple with 2 dogs - Move to opposite the beach - Often throw fancy dinner parties - Work for a solar power company Clients’ Needs: - Feel natural with lots of daylight - Have sea breezes coming through - Good passive design strategies

WIND ROSE

Tesla Solar Tiles June Solstice 37.8° Angle Roof

Sun Angle 28.7°

37.8° Angle Roof

Green Roof December Solstice

Connecting to Electrical Meter Box

Wood Fire Flue

Tesla TeslaRoof RoofTiles Tiles

ROOF EQUIPMENT Evaporative Cooling Unit On Roof

VEGETATION STRATEGY Both new trees on west and existing tree on east surround the house can provide barriers for privacy between neighbours and street. New deciduous trees are proposed for Northern and western area so that it can block strong sunlight in summer

3pm Winter Wind

ADJACENT PROPOERTIES IMPACT

DECKING

There’s no neighbouring house on both East and West side so the impacts are not so obvious especially the shading impact.

Sun Angle 75.5°

DECIDUOUS VEGETATION The deciduous trees and pergola with deciduous vines are designed for passive solar shading. It will block the sunlight during summer and allow sunlight to penetrate through living area during autumn and winter.

3pm Summer Wind

9am Summer Wind

The impacts from the adjacent public beach are visible. - Noises from beach might influence - Privacy has to be considered - Sea Breeze will come from beach

SEA BREEZE

SEA BREEZE

LEGEND FOR SITE PLAN Water Connection Sewerage Connection

Stormwater Connection

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Sewer Pit

Grid Connection (to Electric Pole)

Green Roof

Public Beach

Sea Breeze

Noise

New Tree

Sun Path

Cool Summer Wind Cold Winter Wind

HOT SUMMER WIND STUDENT NAME: AIYANG JIANG STUDENT NUMBER: 877726

Existing Tree

SCALE: 1:200 @A3

1.SITE PLAN

New Tree


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