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Sustainable Building Innovations

This document discusses building materials and sustainable design. It describes how shelters were historically constructed from available natural resources like wood, grass, animal skins, and stone. It then outlines various traditional building materials like mud bricks, glass, wood, iron, and steel. The document also discusses sustainable design elements such as thermal mass walls, green walls, and rainwater management. It provides several examples of architectural works that demonstrate the innovative integration of masonry and sustainable design principles.

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Sustainable Building Innovations

This document discusses building materials and sustainable design. It describes how shelters were historically constructed from available natural resources like wood, grass, animal skins, and stone. It then outlines various traditional building materials like mud bricks, glass, wood, iron, and steel. The document also discusses sustainable design elements such as thermal mass walls, green walls, and rainwater management. It provides several examples of architectural works that demonstrate the innovative integration of masonry and sustainable design principles.

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Building Materials,

Construction and
Sustainable Design

Built Environments

Building Materials

Since the beginning of time, people have created


shelter out of whatever was at hand. Caves were
convenient ready made shelters and, yes, people
did live in them. But after emerging from the
caves shelters were constructed of wood,
grasses, skins, stone and any other suitable
readily available resources.

Igloo

A simple igloo can maintain a 70 degree temperature


differential between the indoor and outdoor
environment.

TiPi

TiPi

Building Materials

Mud/Bricks

Pueblos

Building Materials

Glass

Building Materials

Wood

Fairbanks House, Dedham, Massachusetts

Building Materials

Wood

Building Materials

Iron/Steel

with Glass

Industrialization

Crystal Palace 1851

Building Materials
Cast Iron

Pension Building

1882-1887

Air Conditioning

1800s
1902
1920s

Experimental
Carrier invents first air conditioner
AC starts showing up in movie
theaters, office buildings and
department stores

Larkin Building

1904

Skyscrapers

Lake Shore Drive


Mies van der Rohe
1951
Chicago, IL

Lever House
SOM
1952
New York, NY

Equitable Life
Pietro Belluschi
1947
Portland, OR

UN Secretariat
W. Harrison, et al.
1950
New York, NY

Skyscrapers

Bank of America
2009
LEED CS Platinum
New York, NY

Legg Mason Headquarters


LEED CS Gold
Baltimore, MD

2010

Kahn

Dormitories: India Institute of Management,


Ahmedabad

National Assembly Building:


Dhaka, Bangladesh

Kahn

Institute of Public Administration

BrickStainable

The Competition seeks integrative solutions for a building using


clay masonry units (brick) as a primary material. This
competition seeks to explore the potential of brick construction.
Design teams are challenged to maximize the physical
characteristics of this construction in the creation of integrated
design solutions utilizing the physical characteristics of this
material such as thermal mass, porosity (or lack thereof),
modularity, color, etc.

BrickStainable

Hector Alejandro Mudica de Caso and Lourdes Ivonne Del Rio Suarez, Mexico

BrickStainable

Hector Alejandro Mudica de Caso and Lourdes Ivonne Del Rio Suarez, Mexico

BrickStainable

Hector Alejandro Mudica de Caso and Lourdes Ivonne Del Rio Suarez, Mexico

BrickStainable

Hector Alejandro Mudica de Caso and Lourdes Ivonne Del Rio Suarez, Mexico

BrickStainable

Hector Alejandro Mudica de Caso and Lourdes Ivonne Del Rio Suarez, Mexico

Integration

Thermal Storage
Thermal Storage Wall Systems
Heat absorbed from sunlight slowly
penetrates 10-18 in. brick walls and
warms the interior.
Less temperature fluctuation than
direct gain systems.
Performance may be increased by
providing vents to induce convection.
Trombe Wall

Integration

Thermal Storage

Integration

Trombe Walls

Integration

Transparent Trombe Wall

Nicholas Sawyer, England

Integration
Green walls
storm water management
reduce heat island
create habitat

Aimilios Michael, Maria Eftychi, Floura Bougiatoti, Cyprus

Integration

Green walls

storm water management


reduce heat island
create habitat

Real San Fratello Architects, USA

Raul Mata Reyes, Mexico

Integration

Technology for shading

lnstitut du Monde Arabe,


Jean Nouvel, Architect

Rogelio Chapa Trevio, Mexico

Integration

Manufacture for water management and resource


conservation

Rosalinda Ivonne Lopez Garza, Mexico

Integration

Manufacture and assembly

Kenfield Griffith, USA

Future or Present?

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Building Materials, Construction


and Sustainable Design

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