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    The Energy Research

    Institute

    Jatin Hukkeri

    Sirisha

    Madhumitha Srinivasan

    Sarvesh Srinivasan

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    INTRODUCTION

    Established in 1974 Project is designed to house an

    office block ith a!!ro"# 7$orkstations % a small guest

    house attached to it &onducts energ' services for

    major cor!orate(s &oncerned ith effective

    utili)ation of energ'*

    sustainable uses of naturalresources* large scale ado!tionof reneable energ'technolog'#

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    BANGALORE

    Garden city Location+ 1,- $.( / 177- 0$( E Altitude+ 919 m Green cover + 4 2 Rainfall+ 97 cm Climate+ moderate tem!erature Temperature+

    mean ma" mean min

      summer0$-c ,-c

      inter

    ,.-c 14-c

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    LOCATION

    3ocated at domlur bus sto!

    0 kms from 5angalore air!ort rd6 *

    amidst a residential area* !ark and tem!le

    3ong narro site ith roads on the eastern andnorthern sides

    estern side has an o!en ground

    Southern side has an o!en drain 9m ide6

    Site located adjacent to a foul smelling drain onsouth hich dictates design develo!ment as ind

    comes from south#

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    BUILDING DETAILS

    8he building has beendivided into individual andcommon areas

    7$ intimate small s!acesare !rovided for individualork

    &ommon areas refer to theatriums* courts* nodes andcorridors meant for iderinteraction

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    Floor Plans

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    LIGT

    Main source of light S

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    3ight 

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    Photo voltaic cells are used to ca!ture the suns energ' thusgenerating electrical energ' for the various stations#

    8hese !hotovoltaic cells have been arranged in line ith the!rimar' orbit of the sun about ,,,,#$ degrees from theest cc6

    8he !anel are integrated ith d'namic truss to o!timi)e thegeneration of energ'

    8he suns energ' is further used in the form of solar heatershich is used to generate all the hot ater in the guesthouse

    8he thermal comfort levels are mainted b' the use of fillerslabs hich !rovides insulation beteen the inside and theoutside of the building#

    =iller slabs are designed ith alternate !anel of concreteand hollo blocks*

    8he holo blocks hel! in reducing the transimission of heatfrom outside to inside of the building#

    Sun

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    RADIATION

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    AIR 

    Primar' ind direction along S

     : long S fa;ade is a foul smelling drain

    all toards south is blank alloing the bree)e to flo over thebuilding hich in turn creates negative !ressure and !ulls infresh air from the north#

    South all is a double all so as to heat u! the void beteenthe to alls creating negative !ressure thereb' enhancingconvection currents

    ?entilation is enhanced b' the use of solar chimne's and vents

     :llos bree)e to flo over building

    &reates negative !ressure

    Starts !ulling fresh air flo at bod' level to !rovide thermalcomfort

    Hot air rises toards the to! on southern fa;ade

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    !entilation " analysis

    8he !rimar' inds blo from the south to north over thenallah* hence the building needs to react to this if*the foul

    unh'gienic air has to be !revented from entering the

    building #

    8hus the develo!ment of the south all as a !rime design

    factor in achieving this !ur!ose#Here the south all has as treated as an inde!endent

    s'stem linking the rear alls of the building over a cavit'

    8his cavit' creates a negative !ressure setting u! the

    convectional currents# 8he entire s'stems orks ver'

    effectivel' in generating the desired reverse indcirculation#

    8he blank all carries a s'stem of cuda!!a#8he colour

    black as deliberatel' chosen because of its heat

    absor!tive !oer hich is the highest among all colours#

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    @8he orking of the s'stem is ver'

    sim!le

    @8he sun(s ra's heat the black south all

    increasing the tem!erature of theimmediate environment around#

    @8his causes the air in the cavit' to rise

    u!ards naturall'# 8hese convectional

    currents are blon aa' b' the inds

    bloing south to north#

    @8his creates a vacuum at the at the to!

    core structure# 8o fill this vacuum* air

    from inside is dran u!#

    @8his s'stem of hot air rising and draing

    in of cool fresh air is a continuous

    !rocess#

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    Hence reverse wind circulation is

    established by bringing in the fresh air

    from the north open face of the building,

    and drawing it through the entiresection of the structure and removing it

    by convectional means up through solar

    wind vents.

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    8he central court hich connects theoffice com!le" and the guest house

    section !la's an im!ortant role as a

    s!ace generator #

     8he s!aces around it follo the age old

    conce!t of the verandah that are outsidebut are shaded* hence giving a feel of

    Aithinness( to it #

    8he central court houses an am!hitheatre

    that(s acts as an informal gathering B but

    more im!ortantl' it holds ithin it the

    rainater harvesting sum! for the holecom!le"#

    the rainater is collected through

    dontake !i!es at the various levels of

    terraces# 8hus rain ater harvesting !la's

    an effective role in ater management

    ater 

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    Earth

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    arth berm

    As thermal capacity of earth is high, daily and

    annual temperature fluctuations !eep

    decreasing with increasing depth of earth

    At depth of "m below ground, temperature

    remains constant and e#ual to annual averagetemperature

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    CONCLUSION

    Sets a ne standard of energ' efficient*

    environmentall' conscious office s!ace

    5uilding conve's skillful inter!la' of natural

    elements ith the building form to reduceenerg' demand