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Anouchka Poloubinski-Blandin Anastasija Krivonosova Anthony Baptista Luis Fernandes
Plains-Wanderer N° 9
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Summary
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What is a Plains-wanderer • A critically endangered species of the Northen Plains Grassland Community 3
Sustainable Design
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External Cladding
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Brick
External Cladding
Roughcast 6
Doors &Windows Triple Glazing 7
Balcony
Separation of balcony Railing 8
Balcony
Sliding doors 9
The roof
Service room 10
Reinforcement floor Carbon reinforcement strips 11
Green Roof
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Before / After
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Final Result
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Energy efficiency • Passive sun Heating Warming the building by using natural sunlight is called Passive Solar heating. In this case we use advanced windows, such windows have triple blades with E-low system.
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• Thermal bridge Energy efficiency 1 Coating 2 Masonry wall, solid concrete 3 Adhesive smoothing 4 STYROFOAM IB-A 5 Inner coating 6 Concrete pillar 16
Energy efficiency • Sustainable and alternative insolations The other types of Natural Insulation Materials are: • Wood Fibre • Expanded Clay Aggregate • Sheep's Wool • Flax and Hemp 17
Energy efficiency • Sustainable and alternative insolations Insulation is a key component of sustainable building design.
Cellulose Insulation A recycled product made from newsprint and other cellulose fibre.
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Building services • Double flux ventilation - Solution long-term economic.
- Use of unnecessary heat stored at the ceiling.
- Homogenizes the temperature.
- Air is cleaned and prevents health problems.
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Building services • Equipment housing with a double flow ventilation Heat exchanger - recovers heat (60%) Solar panels system - save electricity for the VMC - new heating source 20
Green Roof Extensive green roof - Biodiversity - Insulation - Accessible Drain water system from the roof to the tank in the basement.
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Rain water system Water management Sanitaryware saving water - Valves with flow limiter - Dual control flush toilet - Hot water halfway kitchen bathroom - Decrease volume flush Rain water system - Storage in the basement (inertia): - Contribution garden, cars - Evacuation in a pond (Biodiversity) 22
Rain water system Water management Operation of Equipment to Capture Rainwater 23
Investment and returns •
Financing options
15% • Energy savings >20% 30% • Energy savings >40%
Government support
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Loan with fixed interest rate of 3%
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Investment and returns
Preparation work
Project planning
Construction works
Service room installation Carbon reinforcem ent strips
Roof
Insulation of the flat roof
Windows and doors
Plastic windows Solar panels Entrance doors Green roof Balcony sliding doors Small windows in the staircase
External finishing
Facade, cellar insulation Facade plastering Railings, balcony separation installation Clay facade tiles
Ventilation
Installation of ventilation channels Ventilation system installation
Rainwater collection system
Tank installation Installatio n of rainwater pipes Installation of gutter
Completion works
Building recogniti on suitable to use Rainwater treatment system 25
Investment and returns Material Direct costs (Lt) Machinery 56922 212885 Subconstactor cost Total: Extra cost Social security cost 31% Total direct costs: Indirect costs (Lt) Overhead Profit 5% Total indirect costs: Total without VAT VAT 21% Total with VAT(Lt/EUR) Employee salaries 2902 325150 597859 19684 900 618443 871 30966 31837 650280 136559 786839/~230000 26
Investment and returns •
Average heat usage of Žirmunų g.116 building from October 2010 15 kWm/m2
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Planed heat savings after renovation 72%
• Investment per one flat 26.230 Lt • Government financing 7.879 Lt • Month Bank loan per flat 80,25 Lt • Heat cost per year before retrofit 1.350 Lt / flat • Heat cost per year after retrofit 375 Lt/year • Extra maintanace for the building 350 Lt /year • Total savings per flat 963 Lt • Loan period 18,2 years 27
Conclusion - High level of thermal insulation -Thermal-bridge-free construction - E-low windows - Comfort ventilation - Sustainable materials - Green roof & rainwater system 28
Thanks for your attention
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