Joshua Dimasaka
Joshua Dimasaka

Joshua Dimasaka

Journal Entry For
Module 7 - Building Envelope Systems

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7.3 System Modelling

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7.3.A Converting a Conceptual Model to Building Elements
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7.3.B Wall Systems
  • Selections:
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    Interior Walls (Partition/Non-structural)
    • Interior - 4 7/8" (1-hr)
      • Structural Material = Metal Stud Layer
      • Heat Transfer Coefficient (U) = 0.0472 BTU/(h-ft2-F)
      • Thermal Resistance = 21.1904 (h-ft2-F)/BTU
      • Thermal Mass = 1.4406 BTU/F
      • Absorptance = 0.70
      • Roughness = 3
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    Concrete Exterior Walls (Around Fire Exit Stairs and Others)
    • Concrete, Cast-in-place
      • Default Concrete f'c=3.5 ksi
      • Thermal Expansion Coefficient = 0.00001 inv °F
      • Density = 150.28 pound per cubic foot
      • Thermal Conductivity = 0.6044 btu/(hr·ft·°F)
      • Specific Heat = 0.1569 btu/(lb·°F)
      • Emissivity = 0.95
      • Permeability = 3.1881 grain/(ft²·hr·inHg)
      • Porosity = 0.01
      • Reflectivity = 0.11
      • Electrical Resistivity = 2,000,000.0000 Ω·m
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    Glass Exterior Walls (For Main Office, Cafe Lobby, and Gift Shop)
    • Glass Soda Lime
      • Density = 151.08 pound per cubic foot
      • Yield Strength = 4.79 ksi
      • Thermal Expansion Coefficient = 0.00001 inv °F
      • Thermal Conductivity = 0.6356 btu/(hr·ft·°F)
        • Specific Heat = 0.2006 btu/(lb·°F)
      • Emissivity = 0.95
      • Permeability = 0.0000 grain/(ft²·hr·inHg)
      • Porosity = 0.01
      • Reflectivity = 0.00
      • Electrical Resistivity = 1.0000E+10 Ω·m
      • Heat Transfer Coefficient (U) = 12.2029 BTU/(h-ft2-F)
      • Thermal Resistance = 0.0819 (h-ft2-F)/BTU
      • Thermal Mass = 1.6178 BTU/F
      • Absorptance = 0.70
      • Roughness = 3
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7.3.C Windows & Glazing Systems
  • Curtain Wall - Storefront
    • Rectangular Muillion = 2.5" by 5" rectangular
    • System Panel = Glazed
      • Double glazing - 1/4 in thick - low-E/clear (e = 0.05) glass
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7.3.D, E, F Floor Systems & Terraces, Roof Systems, Green Roofs
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7.3.G Detailed Thermal Properties, 7.3.H Shading Features, 7.3.I Visible Light Properties, 7.3.J Using Spaces vs. Roof
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7.4 Simulation & Analysis

  • 7.4.A Energy Use Analysis
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    2. Baseline (Current = $1.88, Target = $1.68)
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    4. Proposed for Next Iteration (Proposed = $0.84)
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      Action Items

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  • 7.4.B Solar Analysis
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  • 7.4.C Daylighting Analysis
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Brief Update versus Previous Model

I modified my building shape to adopt the inverted configuration because placing and allocation of space (in Module 5 and 6) have been difficult because of the steep envelope. It's really a challenge for my schematic design because the fire exit stair requirements must have their own space and the smoke should not enter it for evacuation. I also realized that having a green landscape would only be a good asset for my building if I am looking from the top. So, I changed it to become inverted so that visitors would just need to look up to appreciate the beauty of the green landscape around the perimeter. See pictures below for updates!!! 🙂😉

#I will still need to update my space budget spreadsheet and bubble diagram for the final deliverable.

  • Floor Level 1
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  • Floor Level 2
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  • Floor Level 3
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  • 3D
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  • Elevation View
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