Materiality in Midsize Projects - Noah Biklen (Deborah Berke Partners)

48 BOND STREET NEW YORK, NY

122 COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER NEW YORK, NY

ROCKEFELLER ARTS CENTER SUNY FREDONIA FREDONIA, NY

FACADE COMPONENTS 1 STEEL ANGLES FOR CURTAIN

WALL AND LIGHT-GAUGE SUPPORT

2 LIGHT-GAUGE FRAMING AND

INTERIOR INSULATION

3 EXTERIOR SHEATHING AND

AIR-VAPOR BARRIER

4 CONTINUOUS RIGID INSULATION 5 RAINSCREEN SUB-FRAMING 6 ZINC COMPOSITE METAL RAINSCREEN

PANELS

7 CURTAIN WALL FRAMING WITH CUSTOM

PRESSURE PLATE TO SUPPORT VERTICAL FINS

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Average Annual Illuminance 7447 Cummins, December 22, 2014

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EXTERIOR PROPOSED SHADING EXTERIOR & OPAQUE SHADING PANELS

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OVERLIT AREAS

Overlit areas

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Clear Glass (VLT/Tvis 65)

AverageVertical Annual Illuminance Fins (Varied 1’6”-2.0ȧ ) [Lux] [8am-6pm] Horizontal Fins (Varied 1’6”-2.0ȧ )

Clear Glass (VLT/Tvis 65) 4ȧ Horizontal Louver

(vertical slats designed for 70o cutoff angle)

Overlit Area : potential to cause high-contrast and glare issues Over 4,000 Lux

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Target Useful Daylight Range 200- 500 lux not to exceed 4,000

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Maximizes daylight availability to the interior while minimizing excessive perimeter • Maximizes daylight availability to the interior whi illuminance. illuminance. Minimizes direct sunlight on work surfaces, resulting in fewer hours when internal • Minimizes direct sunlight on work surfaces, resu glare screens/blinds will need to be deployed. glare screens/blinds will need to be deployed. Meets ofce lighting requirements with daylight during daytime hours, and has • the Meets ofce lighting requirements with daylight E potential to reduce electric lighting consumption. potential to reduce electric lighting consumption Permits glare free views to the outside while also maintaining transparency •fromPermits the glare free views to the outside while also exterior. exterior.

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Underlit Area Under 100 Lux

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DEBORAH BERKE PARTNERS 220 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK NY 10001 212 229 9211

C U M M I N S I N DY 11 MAY 2015 DESIGN PANEL

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