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ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY GLOBAL BUILDING INDUSTRY ENERGY CONSUMPTION BY GLOBAL BUILDING INDUSTRY

40% 40%

40% 40%

50% 50%

global resource global resource consumption consumption

global energy global energy consumption consumption

globalglobal waste waste production production


32%

50%

in 1998

in 2030

urban population

urban population

By 2030, 2.6 million people in Pakistan will require new housing, workplaces, and infrastructure

CAN WE CONTINUE TO BUILD THE WAY WE ARE BUILDING?


offers optimized architectural building systems through union of digital and traditional manufacturing processes in order to propose environmentally, socially and economically viable Architectural Solutions


ROAD MAP

PLAN DRAFT

FABRICA

assessing heat gains and energy consumption in existing structures

Digitally f prototype fo

MANIFESTO

PRODUCT DESIGN

rethinking construction to create a sustainable model for urban fabric

computationally optimized brick like module. The product relies on a complex cavity structure to provide thermal isulation

WE ARE HERE NOW


ATION

LAUNCH

fabricated or testing

Product mass produced and launched for public

TESTING

product 2

Module tested for its thermal efficiency and resultant energy load reduction

Developing module following similar principles for wall insulation

2 YEARS


HEAT GAIN THROUGH BUILDING ENVELOPE

25%

35%

THROUGH DOORS AND WINDOWS

THROUGH ROOF

15%

25%

THROUGH FLOOR

THROUGH WALLS

15% FLOOR

35% 25%

ROOF

WALLS

25% DOORS AND WINDOWS

MAXIMUM HEAT GAIN IN RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE IS THROUGH THE ROOF


USER GROUP

FOR OPTIMIZED BUILDING MATERIAL FOR THERMAL INSULATION

Inflation in energy costs has effected the privilege this user group had to maintain thermal comfort for their home by depending on non-renewable energy sources

Does not have the buying power to afford chemical treatments for thermal insulation as it significantly increases the initial cost of construction

MIDDLE INCOME GROUP HOME OWNERS


BRICKO optimized brick module with cavities for thermal insulation of roof

PRODUCT DIMENSIONS Briko has the same dimensions as a standard clay brick 9” x 3” x 4.5”

MATERIALITY CLAY


INSTALLATION

designing and prototyping of the module relies on digital tools like grasshopper which allow for iterative design process

Once an optimal module is designed local skilled labor is involved in production of the module using the traditional brick making model of casting and heat baking

Bricko is a modular clay based roof insulation system. Providing economical and Eco-friendly solution to reduce the heat gains from the roof

BRICKO

During the period inflated energy Air trapped in the cavity costs Bricko provides acts as a thermal the users an alternate solution insulator and reducesfor maintain thermal comfort in their homes the heat gains through roof RCC SLAb

COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

the local brick production model

SECTION OF RCC ROOF SLAB WITH BRICKO INSULATION

PRODUCT

USER


designing and prototyping of the module relies on digital tools like grasshopper which allow for iterative design process

Once an optimal module is designed local skilled labor is involved in production of the module using the traditional brick making model of casting and heat baking

Bricko is a modular clay based roof insulation system. Providing economical and Eco-friendly solution to reduce the heat gains from the roof

During the period inflated energy costs Bricko provides the users an alternate solution for maintain thermal comfort in their homes

COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

the local brick production model

PRODUCT

USER


COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

AFFORDABILITY

EASY TO INSTALL

Bricko is cheaper compared to other chemical based roof insulation materials available in market as it is composed of locally sourced material and manufacturing process also relies on the local skilled alabour which is readily available

Modular Bricko units do not require any mortar for fixing the bricks as modules interlock with each other. Due to its interlocking joiner it acts as an independent layer of its own on top of the existing roof system it can be added to an existing home without uprooting of any existing structure.

EASY TO MAINTAIN

REDUCe ENERGY COSTS

Requires little to no maintenance and any damaged unit can be replaced individually

It reduces the heat gain from roof by 40% as a result reducing the energy costs of the building


SYSTEM MAP

THROUGH VENDOR MARKET

DIRECT PHYSICAL ORDERS

CONSUMERS

THROUGH ONLINE ORDERS



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