Habitat For Humanity

HFH Members Architectural Team

Bill Cox Brian Vosberg Rosann Magnifico John Peugeot

Web Information Team Asli Kumcu Mike Monahan

Energy Efficiency Team Brent Phillips Adam Stanczak Jeff Bryles Drew Susott

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HFHProjects

HFHProjects

Architectural Team

Bill Cox

Brian Vosberg

Rosann Magnifico

John Peugeot

Objectives

To create a 3-D video tour of a habitat house for prospective buyers

Completed by Paladin Inc.

To create a floor plan selection guide to be used for future home owners

Selection Guide

Blueprints for 2, 3, & 4 bedroom homes 23 Total PlansEach set of plans consists of 3 pages:

1. Floor layout with front elevation

2. Electrical layout with 3-D view

3. The four elevation views

Floor layout with front elevation

LIVING14'6 x 15'8

KITCHEN12'2 x 11'4

CL.3'10 x 2'1

BEDROOM 210'6 x 10'10

BEDROOM 112'4 x 11'4

CL.5'6 x 2'1

BEDROOM 310'8 x 9'5

CL.3'1 x 2'1

CL.1'2 x 2'1

CL.7' x 2'1

BATH8'6 x 5'

PANTRY2'4 x 6'

LAUNDRY8'6 x 6'

HALL14'2 x 3'6

COVERED PORCH15'4 x 4'8

SLAB

PLAN# 1036-3A1

S&R

S&R

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28

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37'

Electrical layout with 3-D view

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GFI

LIVING14'6 x 15'8

KITCHEN12'2 x 11'4

CL.3'10 x 2'1

BEDROOM 210'6 x 10'10

BEDROOM 112'4 x 11'4

CL.5'6 x 2'1

BEDROOM 310'8 x 9'5

CL.3'1 x 2'1

CL.1'2 x 2'1

CL.7' x 2'1

BATH8'6 x 5'

PANTRY2'4 x 6'

LAUNDRY8'6 x 6'

HALL14'2 x 3'6

COVERED PORCH15'4 x 4'8

SLAB

PLAN# 1036-3A1

S&R

S&R

S&R

S&R

28'

37'

Elevations

Future plans

Create building materials listsCreate construction timelineCreate construction schematic

drawings

Energy Team

Brent Phillips

Jeff Bryles

Adam Stanczak

Drew Susott

Objectives

To calculate energy profiles of home designs Monthly utility bills Energy cost breakdown

To find cost effective ways to improve the energy efficiency of habitat homes

Approach

Create models of multiple habitat houses within the Energy 10 software

Perform on-site energy testing and evaluation

Perform modifications to the base model and compare to current design

Compare energy savings to cost of design changes

Blower Door Test

Pressure Difference of 0.28 inches of H2O

Air Infiltration of 41.3 sq. inches

Energy 10

Wall Cross Section Windows and Doors Window Shading Roof Type Floor Construction Partitions Infiltration HVAC System

HVAC Controls Heating and Cooling

Schedules Occupancy Schedules Internal Gains Workweek Lighting Zones Location and Energy

Rates

Utility Costs

Annual Cost Breakdown with Thermostat Setback 65 and Setup 80

Other27%

Fan6% Exterior Lights

1%

Hot Water8%

Interior Lights9%

Heating31%

Cooling18%

Average calculated monthly utility costs were approximately $54

Average monthly bills from current houses were around $50

Temperature Setbacks

Developed profiles of occupancy and sleeping patterns

Set heating temperatures back from 70 to 65 Set cooling temperatures up from 75 to 80Annual savings of approximately $30 per yearReturn on investment of two years

Future Tasks

Tests

Thermal imaging performed by ThermoScan Inc.

Analyses Reevaluate central vs. window air conditioning House wrap Window type Shingle color

Web Information Team

Mike MonahanAsli Kumcu

Objectives

To increase access of HFH team’s deliverables to: Habitat staff Habitat volunteers Habitat home buyers

Provides one location for all resources

Enter Guide

Habitat Home Efficiency, Selection and Construction Online

Resource

Future Tasks

Expand Floor Selection Guide to include all homes

Develop tutorials to complete Construction Timeline

Expand Energy Analysis to include all homes

Tasks

Completed Home Selection

Guide Virtual Tour CD Donated Computer to

HFH Thermostat Setbacks

Future Construction Timeline Bill of Materials Air Conditioning

Evaluation Thermal Imaging Volunteer Tutorial Complete Web Page

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