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    The document discusses concepts for cost effective and sustainable housing, including zero energy buildings that produce as much renewable energy as they consume annually. It emphasizes planning and building orientation to maximize solar access through considerations like topography, circulation patterns, urban design, and seasonal sun paths. Specific techniques mentioned include exposing brick walls, green roofs, and stacked structures.

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    The document discusses concepts for cost effective and sustainable housing, including zero energy buildings that produce as much renewable energy as they consume annually. It emphasizes planning and building orientation to maximize solar access through considerations like topography, circulation patterns, urban design, and seasonal sun paths. Specific techniques mentioned include exposing brick walls, green roofs, and stacked structures.

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    The document discusses concepts for cost effective and sustainable housing, including zero energy buildings that produce as much renewable energy as they consume annually. It emphasizes planning and building orientation to maximize solar access through considerations like topography, circulation patterns, urban design, and seasonal sun paths. Specific techniques mentioned include exposing brick walls, green roofs, and stacked structures.

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    CONCEPT SHEET COST EFFECTIVE HOUSING

    PROJECT - 1 16AR408 – ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO - VII

    Adequate shelter for all people is one of the pressing challenges faced by the developing countries. India is currently facing a shortage of about 17.6 million houses. The dream of owning a house particularly for low-income and middle-income families is
    becoming a difficult reality. Hence, it has become a necessity to adopt cost effective, innovative and environment-friendly housing technologies for the construction of houses and buildings for enabling the common people to construct houses at affordable cost.

    PLANNING CONCEPT
    OVERALL CONCEPT SUSTAINABLE CONCEPT
    PLANNING FOR SOLAR ACCESS & BUILDING ORIENTATION

    • A Zero Energy Building (ZEB), also known as a Net Zero Energy (NZE) building, or a Planning for Solar Access: Stacked structures are easy to spot with their
    Zero Net Energy (ZNE) building, is a building with net zero energy consumption, Master planning of an area or region is an ideal opportunity to provide solar access. Planning geometrical shape and different platforms. In many
    meaning the total amount of energy used by the building on an annual basis is equal to for solar access at the largest scale can very simplify the design for natural light at the cases, stacked structures can conserve space. The
    the amount of renewable energy created on the site building scale.  architectural design of stacking volumes is used to
    reveal selected parts of a home, or to create extensions
    to certain areas of the house.

    • Topography may be used to provide shade or access sunlight. When properly oriented


    and located, circulation patterns can provide solar access between building and masses.

    • In urban design; large buildings often shade


    close by buildings or themselves. This can be an
    asset when cool courtyards are created or a EXPOSED BRICK WITH RAT TRAP BOND CONSTRUCTION METHOD
    liability when dark, huge urban streets are
    created. Zoning codes in many urban areas Brickwork can also be arranged in artistic ways to create patterns of solid and void
    • Orientation is the positioning of a building in relation to seasonal variations in include daylight or solar access requirements to latticework to let in light and ventilation. Exposed façades have many benefits: they help
    regulate building massing. Codes that specify avoid pollution from the manufacture of additional material, reduce costs as lesser
    the sun's path as well as prevailing wind patterns. Good orientation can
    access to daylight enhance views of the sky, material is used and lead to the visibility of art.
    increase the energy efficiency of your building, making it more comfortable whereas codes that specify access to sunlight
    to live in and cheaper to run. must consider temporal orientation and sun
    angles.

    • Building orientation
    Planning for solar access includes more than direct
    solar access and shading. Urban planning e
    appropriate building orientation (typically
    elongated on the east-west axis) and thereby
    facilitate use of direct sunlight, shading and
    sunlight reflected from nearby ground and Green roofs provide shade, remove heat from the
    buildings. Building orientation facilitates the use air, and reduce temperatures of the roof surface
    of natural light in buildings. Building orientation and surrounding air. Using green roofs in cities or
    is critical for shading and redirecting sunlight, but other built environments with limited vegetation can
    less for non-directional daylight. moderate the heat island effect, particularly during the
    day.

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