• As a result of a review of the literature [19] , we selected three vegetation parameters and three soil parameters as the most relevant to a green roof thermal performance for further investigation. (researchgate.net)
  • Similarly, Canada's Biodiverse Green Roof Guidelines (2013) suggest that soils and vegetation selections be informed by alvar ecosystems, which are limestone-based rock prairies. (kent.edu)
  • Vegetation survival in green roofs without irrigation. (iieta.org)
  • 2017. Spatially-dependent biotic and abiotic factors drive survivorship and physical structure of green roof vegetation. (fordham.edu)
  • The training is based on a practical exercise using Copernicus data to identify urban objects, e.g., roofs, parks, and vegetation. (lu.se)
  • We must continue to improve the performance of walls, roofs, and floors in order to minimize user discomfort and reduce heavy heating and cooling loads. (phpsd.com)
  • The openings in the dome that extend through its concrete walls create moments of openness, filtering the sunlight and granting a «quiet» accuracy and greater dignity to the structural elements of the roof. (com.pt)
  • The rise of cross laminated timber is enabling multi-storey construction using CLT panels for walls, floors and roof. (xylotek.co.uk)
  • GrünStadtGrau represents the holistic of competence for green building technologies such as green roofs and living walls in Austria. (nachhaltigwirtschaften.at)
  • It analyses the effect of the architectural, aesthetic, spatial, material and sensory aspects of design through their performative encounters with consumers in order to offer a better understanding of performance design. (bloomsbury.com)
  • The research involved full-scale physical tests on modules and on elements of modules, which is supported by finite element analyses as well as on-site measurements of performance. (europa.eu)
  • For the analyses and evaluation of the different designs the innovative Green Performance Assessment System (GREENPASS (R)) method has been chosen. (boku.ac.at)
  • The planning tool combines spatial and volumetric analyses with complex 3D microclimate simulations to calculate key performance indicators such as thermal comfort score, thermal storage score, thermal load score, run-off and carbon sequestration. (boku.ac.at)
  • Monthly analyses were carried out to highlight monthly differences in roof operation due to rainfall distribution and evapotranspiration rate all along the year. (iieta.org)
  • Additional background information on previous studies of loose roof rock vibrations in underground mines, analyses of expected low-order resonant frequencies of slabs with varying boundary conditions, and reviews of laser Doppler and full-field vibration techniques applied to large structures can be found in [2]. (cdc.gov)
  • From the entrance through the ramp to the terrace, each space is designed by Wiyoga Nurdiansyah Architects to create an engaging and enriching spatial experience, a dynamic sequence of unfolding spaces. (designboom.com)
  • This can be seen in buildings such as opera houses or music conservatories, where spaces are specifically designed to accommodate performances and enhance sound quality. (rcenter2.org)
  • Spatial Experience: Much like how certain melodies can transport us to different places or set a particular ambiance, architecture influences our perception of spaces. (rcenter2.org)
  • the first is dedicated studio and community spaces for the public, second is an exhibition and performance space to present art to the wider community and finally a kiosk booth serving beverages and operating as vendor for a collection of local artistry. (jesseewart.nz)
  • The unique qualities of the past are distilled and projected as spatial continuity within the exhibition and kiosk spaces. (jesseewart.nz)
  • A further spatial constraint often required on prestigious landmark buildings is the demand for the chillers to be located out of sight, in very restricted, recessed roof spaces where the units are not visible above the roofline. (bsee.co.uk)
  • Large adjacent storage spaces enable these transforming spatial functions. (amazingarchitecture.com)
  • The large roof connects the administration, health & counseling, classroom & gathering, kitchen & dining spaces, creating an abundance of covered exterior spaces for break-out classes and informal meetings. (amazingarchitecture.com)
  • Designed to host religious and cultural activities, celebrations, and performances, the Pavilion is defined by a series of harmonious gathering spaces - each with distinct scale and spatial character - stacked one atop another. (audreyirmaspavilion.org)
  • Conceptual studies seek to restore the visual and overall spatial sense of the original exhibition hall, protect and reveal the historic character and fabric, introduce modern mechanical and service improvements and provide enhanced spaces within for both visitors and staff. (dradheshwar.com)
  • Performance evaluation of five Mediterranean species to optimize ecosystem services of green roofs under water-limited conditions. (iieta.org)
  • This includes the spatial distribution of NBS in Swedish cities and how this influences ecosystem services and their contribution to urban challenges and also how this distribution relates to biophysical and socio-economic factors. (lu.se)
  • Biophilic design endeavors to forge this connection by leveraging or inserting instances of nature, natural patterns, or spatial conditions into the built environment. (terrapinbrightgreen.com)
  • The roof forms, woven eucalyptus screens, and brick patterns are inspired by traditional " Imigongo " art originating from the region, and carry an association with the Rwandan word "Komera", meaning "to stand strong, and to have courage. (amazingarchitecture.com)
  • The GIS Centre, connected to the Department of Physical Geography and Ecostystem Science, is professional in developing and applying GIS, which can be used for everything from visualization of map data for environmental monitoring to analysis of spatial and temporal patterns of economic wealth /poverty. (lu.se)
  • This, according to Anthony Gallo, improves the spatial characteristics of the speaker. (gadgetguy.com.au)
  • The widening of the roof geometry from a framed into a freely spreading geometry can be read as a contingent affiliation of the existing spatial characteristics. (moa-architecture.eu)
  • The project maintains the spatial characteristics of the original building while adding facilities on top to accommodate new facilities. (cosentino.com)
  • The research covered the basic structural performance of the modules and their connections and in particular, their robustness to removal of supports. (europa.eu)
  • These new chillers were specified to meet rigid dimensional and spatial constraints, fitting directly onto existing structural rooftop steelwork and below the building's 1.5 metre parapet height. (bsee.co.uk)
  • Structural performance, lighting and functional zoning, as well as the creation of an intuitively understandable guidance system correlate in one continuous structure. (moa-architecture.eu)
  • Therefore to achieve fire performance the timber section is over-sized to ensure structural integrity during a fire for the required amount of time. (xylotek.co.uk)
  • Due to that, extensive roofs have low maintenance needs and they don't require irrigation except during a prolonged heat wave. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • In Australia, there is an increasing interest in using extensive green roofs to make buildings more sustainable and provide a number of social, ecological, aesthetic and thermal benefits to cities. (researchgate.net)
  • The potential of green roofs to reduce building energy consumption has been extensively studied overseas in a variety of different climates. (researchgate.net)
  • However, in Australia the green roof industry is relatively new. (researchgate.net)
  • There is still very little information on the thermal properties of Australian green roofs and their performance. (researchgate.net)
  • Further, as a relatively new industry, there is a general lack of specific policies and initiatives to promote green roofs. (researchgate.net)
  • In this paper, we briefly review the research investigating green roof thermal performance in various climates and analyse policies and actions that have been implemented internationally to foster green roofs with an emphasis on their thermal performance. (researchgate.net)
  • Many green roof policies had difficulty interpreting the thermal performance of green roofs, because of the dynamic nature of green roof R-values. (researchgate.net)
  • In this study, the effectiveness of overseas green roof policy is discussed and recommendations how they could be adapted for Australian cities are provided. (researchgate.net)
  • Because of these wide ranging results, it is not possible to specify one 'optimum' green roof build-up (drainage layer, substrate or growing medium and plants) that will maximise green roof thermal benefits in all countries or climate zones. (researchgate.net)
  • In situ research is therefore necessary to help select substrates and plants for green roofs in various locations [19] . (researchgate.net)
  • Green roofs are consistently being used to reduce some of the negative environmental impacts of cities. (researchgate.net)
  • The increasing interest in extensive green roofs requires refined studies on their design and operation, and on the effects of their relevant parameters on green roof thermal performance. (researchgate.net)
  • The effects of two design parameters, substrate thickness (ST) and conductivity of dry soil (CDS), and four operating parameters, leaf area index (LAI), leaf reflectivity (LR), stomatal resistance (SR), and moisture content (MC), were investigated using the green roof computer model developed by Sailor in 2008. (researchgate.net)
  • The computer simulations showed that among the operating parameters, LAI has the largest effects on thermal performance while CDS is a more influential design parameter than ST. Experimental investigations of non-vegetated and sparsely vegetated green roofs in Melbourne were principally used to understand the effect of the substrate and enable better understanding of dominant heat transfer mechanisms involved. (researchgate.net)
  • Extensive green roofs are often discussed regarding their impact on thermal comfort for pedestrians and physical properties of buildings. (boku.ac.at)
  • By means of Stadslab2050 project Elief Playhouse in Antwerp, Belgium, a single-story building in the courtyard of a perimeter block, the effects of different extensive green roof designs (A and B) on the microclimate, human comfort at ground and roof level, as well as building physics are analyzed and compared to the actual roofing (bitumen membrane) as the Status Quo variant. (boku.ac.at)
  • The results for the Elief Playhouse show that the implementation of green roofs serves a slight contribution to the urban energy balance but a huge impact on the building and humans. (boku.ac.at)
  • It is a Pioneering Delivery Partner for the Design for Performance initiative, an early signatory to the World Green Building Council (GBC) Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment, and active in the CIBSE Energy Performance Group and Health and Wellbeing Working Group, as well as the new Knowledge Generation Panel. (cibsejournal.com)
  • COOKFOX Architects' office in New York overlooks a green roof and the city skyline. (terrapinbrightgreen.com)
  • There is a green roof for every use, be it a new family house, large hospital, garage, storage facility, a delicate renovation - even a shed or a doghouse! (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • To decide on the appropriate green roof to use for any project, it is of uttermost importance to do your research to ensure the best performance and/or desired appearance. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Green roofs, the vegetated coverage of building rooftops, are increasing in popularity due to their various benefits. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Municipalities are actively promoting green roofs installation through policy instruments like construction regulations and economic incentives, while academic study of the subject has grown exponentially. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • An extensive green roof weighs about 60 to 150 kg/m 2 . (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Extensive green roofs can typically only accommodate a small selection of drought-tolerant plants with shallow root systems. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Semi intensive green roofs, as their name states, are a combination of the aforementioned two types. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Thicker green roofs are known as intensive roofs and their growing media ranges in thickness from 25 cm to 100 cm. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Intensive green roofs can support the growth of a wide range of plants, including shrubs and small trees. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • How to decide on the right green roof for your project? (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • When dealing with a roof that needs to be slim, affordable, lightweight, easy to install and low-maintenance, extensive green roofs will be the best choice. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • However, if your goals is maximum thermal regulation, an intensive green roof is the most effective due to its thickness. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • For water management, it depends on the material used, but generally, semi-intensive and intensive green roofs have the highest retention properties, as well as being the best in terms of recreation, relaxation and social impact. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • His multi-year exploration of the origins of weather mapping, radar, and the Green Building at MIT (2016-19), resulted in performances, a handmade cd/object, and a ground-level, 8.1 channel radio installation that mixed live transmission of spatial resonances with sonified weather data, custom software, and location recordings from the roof's weather station. (wavefarm.org)
  • In recent decades, green roofs are encouraged as effective tools of sustainable urban drainage system for stormwater management. (iieta.org)
  • Green roof reliability in stormwater control is mainly a function of storage capacity, given by the growing medium and the drainage layers. (iieta.org)
  • This paper presents an analytical probabilistic approach to evaluate this thickness as a function of the reliability of green roofs in term of runoff reduction. (iieta.org)
  • 6] Palla, A., Gnecco, I. & La Barbera, P., Assessing the hydrologic performance of a green roof retrofitting scenario for a small urban catchment. (iieta.org)
  • Green Roof Performance in Sustainable Cities. (iieta.org)
  • Green infrastructure can provide multiple functions and benefits on the same spatial area. (europa.eu)
  • For example, ecoducts and natural water management systems, such as green roofs, tend to have clear functions and measures exist to assess their performance. (europa.eu)
  • NBS can be parks with trees that reduce heat stress and provide recreation areas, green roofs, wetlands and ponds that hold storm water, permeable surfaces and rain gardens that infiltrate storm water. (lu.se)
  • Currently, it is difficult to track social, economic, environmental and health outcomes in cities with high spatial and temporal resolution, needed to evaluate policies regarding urban inequalities. (nature.com)
  • Measuring urban inequalities at high spatial and temporal resolution is crucial for informing and evaluating policies. (nature.com)
  • Projektet genomförs som en del av European Creative Rooftop Network (ECRN), ett nätverk av organisationer som arbetar för kreativt användande av hustak. (goteborg.se)
  • Allotment roofs are especially designed for rooftop agriculture. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Architectural features like domed ceilings, reflective surfaces, and carefully positioned balconies all contribute to creating a rich acoustic experience that elevates musical performances. (rcenter2.org)
  • The substrate depth is similar to that of semi-intensive roofs - ranging from 15 to 30 cm, and so is the cost. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • Overall, the chosen method allows to understand, compare and optimize project designs and performance. (boku.ac.at)
  • Stormwater biofilters demonstrate promising treatment of faecal microorganisms, however performance can vary with design and operational conditions. (bvsalud.org)
  • It leverages nearly 4 billion years of nature's evolutionary problem-solving to create high-performance and generally more sustainable designs and technologies. (terrapinbrightgreen.com)
  • Restoring the façade and improving energy performance of the existing envelope in a sustainable and energy efficient manner required making assumptions for future use of the building which was not defined at the time. (dradheshwar.com)
  • It is intriguing to consider the material experimentation, sustainable content or nontraditional delivery strategies of this project, but this interior truly innovates with a consideration of the emotional connection between client, practitioner and space - that is, how a provocative, hilarious and freewheeling relationship can interrogate and invigorate retail interior practice and create spatial JOY for all involved. (archdaily.com)
  • However, such rich data are rare and in most countries and cities, measurement of urban inequalities poses a significant challenge because data on different social, environmental, and health measures come from varied sources, with different spatial resolutions and frequencies, and are often collected using costly processes. (nature.com)
  • In preexisting urban settings where land area is limited, vegetative roofs, the growth of plants on rooftops for ecological services, offer an alternative form of habitat to on-grade ecosystems. (kent.edu)
  • Equally, Cleveland Metroparks's mission to create urban habitat would be better informed through discoveries of how roofs can extend local habitat. (kent.edu)
  • Within the scope of the project PVOPTI_Ray the influence of reflection and energy balance on the performance of building integrated photovoltaics (PV) in complex urban environment have been investigated. (nachhaltigwirtschaften.at)
  • Methods for satellite image classification and for spatial modelling and analysis in urban applications. (lu.se)
  • Multi-objective optimisation to solve spatial problems in urban areas is the focus of this module. (lu.se)
  • Access limitations inside the facility prevented traditional spatial soil confirmation sampling, which made performance assessment challenging. (thermalrs.com)
  • Using a national template model, Coffman's lab has been examining the reintroduction of rare Ohio prairie plant species to roof environments in various soil conditions, including the endangered prairie violet (Viola pedatifida) and the extirpated prairie goldenrod (Solidago ptarmicoides). (kent.edu)
  • It also evaluates a metal rake, a flexible insert, and a rigid insert for cleaning the roof bolter dust collector box. (cdc.gov)
  • When fully opened to 270 degrees, the space can accommodate larger events such as performances and ceremonies. (amazingarchitecture.com)
  • Similarly, architects carefully consider lighting, color schemes, materials, and spatial arrangements to elicit desired emotional responses from those who experience their creations. (rcenter2.org)
  • Using contemporary design and fabrication methods, supporting faculty member Greg Stroh has utilized a recombinant approach to design with particular emphasis on the scalar and spatial relationships within the physical realm. (kent.edu)
  • Such automation facilitates the use and implementation of goal-oriented design methods that integrate energy performance with other types of building performance models. (researchgate.net)
  • A saddle roof design allows for increased openings without compromising privacy. (designboom.com)
  • Central Saint Martins is a world-renowned arts and design college which brings together an extensive range of creative practices under one roof. (e-flux.com)
  • Rhoss is one manufacturer set up to design and build units tailored for individual projects, with factory facilities that can run full Eurovent performance and acoustic tests on the specified chillers before installing them at the project. (bsee.co.uk)
  • The roofs of the valley and mountain stations followed the same basic design principles, but were charmingly adapted to the respective local conditions and seem to float above the station. (wernersobek.com)
  • Whether your choice is to audit the construction process, review your occupation approach, ensure good quality design is consistently delivered, monitor building performance or even review and adapt your strategic decision process, this toolkit will assist you. (studylib.net)
  • Specifically, this project investigates vegetative roof invertebrate community, estimate insect mediated ecosystem service provision, and advance a current design decision-making tool used in conceptualizing roofs that prioritize habitat. (kent.edu)
  • While respecting Edward Larrabee Barnes' original design intent in his 1984 building, the NSA proposal includes a new floating contemporary art gallery on the roof and rebalances the north and south façades, communicating the expression of art via an exterior LED-generated artwork mediated by a perforated surface. (e-architect.com)
  • Working through sound and space to draw on critical cartography, technological ubiquity, systems, and flows of temporalities, José creates evocative, experimental soundworks, geo-notational maps, sound design for podcasts and the moving image, and multichannel, audiovisual installations and performances. (wavefarm.org)
  • Along with numerous collaborations, José's fluid body of work also includes workshops, teaching, and the design and construction of an open--air performance space for a youth dance and drumming group in rural Ghana. (wavefarm.org)
  • With the age-old method of roof sounding, miners provide direct mechanical impacts to roof rock and listen for the hollow drummy sound that indicates the presence of a loose block of rock. (cdc.gov)
  • A. L. Bris and P. R. Sainte, "Classification of Roof Materials for Rainwater Pollution Modelization," International Archives of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, Vol. 38, No. 1-4-7/W5, 2009. (scirp.org)
  • Initially, a colonial timber rotunda (1919) was constructed on the reclaimed water edge for musical performances. (jesseewart.nz)
  • In addition, the project has led to quantification of the sustainability benefits and acoustic performance, which affect the use of modular construction in the residential building sector. (europa.eu)
  • The space is also endowed with an acoustic superior quality, its composition of acoustic sandwich panel on the roof and the elongated form of the dome allow for better performance. (com.pt)
  • Faced with this situation, it's little wonder that building owners, tenants, FM contractors and operators of chillers and air conditioning systems within such buildings should be actively reviewing the performance of their existing chillers. (bsee.co.uk)
  • We also routed cables, vapor extraction pipes and exhaust ducts overhead and through the building roof to minimize disturbance to the manufacturing operations. (thermalrs.com)
  • MONA provides a spatial experience that can be described as immersive, timeless or even supernatural. (landezine.com)
  • Immersive theatre and sensation privilege a sense of performance and the me-me-me that wish fulfillment and teenage makeovers demand. (archdaily.com)
  • Also, experiments were conducted using a mannequin to evaluate the effect of the disturbance of the body on the performance of the hoods. (cdc.gov)
  • The new roof structure creates a consistent and smooth transition between the exterior and the interior of the building. (moa-architecture.eu)
  • The single surface of the roof plaza creates a sense of displacement from the sandstone of Hobart, of being elsewhere. (landezine.com)
  • The objectives of this work are to 1) evaluate the performance of the P7 method on field samples of low quartz mass loadings, 2) evaluate the magnitude of dust mass spatial variability within an enclosed cab environment, and 3) estimate the subsequent p. (cdc.gov)
  • To evaluate the performance of the approach, we first trained neural networks on a subset of images from London using ground truth data at high spatial resolution from official statistics. (nature.com)
  • Furthermore, linear discriminant analysis is used for dimensionality reduction and to discriminate between different spatial, spectral and textural attributes. (scirp.org)
  • The interventions were carefully detailed and delivered for a rich, deliberate spatial experience, considering the site, its context and the narrative engagement of the body. (landezine.com)
  • Extensive roofs are thin, lightweight roof systems that typically have a planting media measuring 6 to 15 cm deep. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • New insulation and roofing systems had to be accommodated within the existing roof profile. (dradheshwar.com)
  • In this study, a generic model of spatial distribution of roof materials is considered to overcome this limitation. (scirp.org)
  • Synthesize the advanced knowledge base and develop future scenarios for how the spatial distribution of NBS can be optimized for efficient climate adaptations and simultaneously increase human well-being and social equality. (lu.se)
  • The contemporary insertion continues the semi-circle pavilion outline - with a light weight roof supported by CLT arch timber columns, with an array of openings towards the water edge promenade and direct views onto the waterfront peripherals. (jesseewart.nz)
  • The transferability analysis showed that networks trained in London, fine-tuned with only 1% of images in other cities, achieved performances similar to ones from trained on data from target cities themselves. (nature.com)
  • The discriminate analysis result shows that of the 54 attributes extracted from the WorldView-2 image, only 13 attributes related to spatial, spectral and textural information are useful for discriminating different roof materials. (scirp.org)
  • In this module, theories of GeoAI and why it is more suitable for spatial modelling and analysis in comparison to traditional AI will be discussed. (lu.se)
  • Naturalized roofs are typically planted with endemic species emulating natural habitats like meadows, for example. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • The exhibition gallery allows for observation of installations, performances, visual art, symposiums and musicians. (jesseewart.nz)
  • The floor consisted of an exhibition and performance space, a glass garden void vertically separates the space and allows soft lighting within the large open area. (jesseewart.nz)
  • For example, in cold climate areas, a thick substrate enhances thermal performance compared to a thin substrate [24]. (researchgate.net)
  • Finally, she argues, we must find ways to "zone" our buildings such that certain spatial orientations are optimized for energy use. (phpsd.com)
  • The advanced geometry of the roof and its innovative construction process reflect the competencies and teaching focus of the Building Academy in the field of concrete application. (moa-architecture.eu)
  • Mosses, sedums, succulents, perennial herbs and low-growing grasses are common choices for extensive roofs. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • They have a thinner planting media than an intensive roof, but thicker than an extensive one, and the whole system ranges from 15 to 25 cm. (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • The second-floor swimming pool, positioned at the center of the inner court, serving as a focal point that fosters a positive spatial relationship with the surrounding areas. (designboom.com)
  • Finally, this model i s applied to different WorldView-2 images from different areas and proves that this model has good potential to predict roof materials from the WorldView-2 images without using training data. (scirp.org)
  • Tracer gas tests were performed under a variety of conditions including the movement of the emission source to areas across the bench top surface to evaluate the spatial capture efficiency. (cdc.gov)
  • En av de mest slående aspekterna av hans arbete är utforskningen av material och skala i en ständig rörelse genom olika privata och offentliga sammanhang. (goteborg.se)
  • Alternatively, roofs may be designed to deliver biological source material for the surrounding terrestrial condition, such as forest floor regeneration (Coffman et al 2014). (kent.edu)
  • This brings another level of spatial interpretation, allowing space to be manifested by sound, creating a dialogue between space and the user. (com.pt)
  • The grand ballroom, a smaller chapel/event space, and a sunken roof garden intersect, creating a series of light-filled openings and exquisitely framed views in and out of each space. (audreyirmaspavilion.org)
  • At night, the discreetly illuminated stations transform into spatial bodies that glow from within and seem to float above the ground. (wernersobek.com)
  • They are also the least costly and especially useful in renovation project where the weight of the roof is limited (1, 2). (urbanscape-architecture.com)
  • The Master Plan and subsequent works, use a version of this spatial narrative to structure new events whilst simultaneously providing connections between existing ones. (landezine.com)
  • Part of RBW's mandate is adhering to strict B-Corp standards of high social and environmental performance. (metropolismag.com)
  • The textile cover consists of a high-performance fabric only 1 mm thick, which is stretched over a filigree supporting structure made of steel. (wernersobek.com)
  • For operational ease in developing and testing the proposed methods, a damaged concrete slab was selected to serve as a convenient analog to the blocky roof rock structure encountered in underground mines. (cdc.gov)
  • The impulse-response and impact-echo techniques are both essentially drive-point response measurements, as is the miners' roof sounding, where a stimulus is applied and a response is measured in the same, or nearly same, location. (cdc.gov)