Task 3 - Design Response

INNOVATION
PROJECT
Passivhaus Design Response
TEAM PH w/ CARE
Chastity Gilluano - Researcher
ACMi0970
Ma. Janine Baldicana - Researcher

ACMi1036
Mayolar Beluang - Researcher

ACMi1063
Nadine Marie Silva-Soriano - Editor /

Researcher
ACMi0896
CONTENT
01
Introduction
02
Reason &
03
Design Response
04
Cost & Benefit
Justification Analysis
05
Risk
06
Strategies for
07
Failures & Setbacks
implementation
Introduction
Project Overview:
Our team is tasked with developing an energy-efficient and long-lasting home
concept based on Passivhaus Building requirements.
Our project aims to be energy – efficient, sustainable, and healthy by using eco – friendly
materials, water – saving fixtures, and natural ventilation.
While full Living Building Challenge certification may be difficult, the design focuses on nature
connection, waste reduction, and occupant well – being, striving for net – zero energy and water usage
while creating a coastal ambiance.
Project Details:
a. Mixed density suburb (NCC Climate Zone: 7)
b. Total floor area is 170 m2
c. Project budget: $500,000
d. Orientation: small and narrow block with street to the north
REASON & JUSTIFICATION
Energy Efficiency Budget Restrictions Orientation
a well-planned use of energy to working within the budget to the position of your home in
achieve desired outcomes while ensure financial stability and to relation to the path of the sun and
reducing energy waste . avoid overspending. the usual wind in the region.
Aesthetics Thermal Comfort Sustainability

offer a solution that ensure a constant having enough supply for long-
has a several internal spaces for
supply of fresh air to enter a building term use.
recreational activities and a home
with a coastal feel. without letting cool air affect the inside
temperature while recovering the heat form
exhaust air.
Renewable energy has become a compelling option for addressing numerous problems faced by the community. Investing renewable energy has a benefit in
environment, economic, social, and encompassing environment. While waste reduction is not just an environmental responsibility but a moral and practical
imperative.
DESIGN RESPONSE
Coastal Aesthetics Smart Home Sustainable materials Insulation, wall & Mechanical
technology Roof Ventilation
The owner desires a Integration of smart home The design also emphasizes To enhance energy Incorporating an energy –
coastal atmosphere in technology to enhance on the usage of sustainable efficiency, we recommend efficient heating, ventilation, and
their home. We aim to energy efficiency and and eco – friendly materials using advanced methods air conditioning (HVAC) system
in the construction process
achieve this through convenience.This includes, like spray foam insulation utilizes heat recovery ventilation
which involves responsibly
creative material choices heat recovery ventilation sourced timber, recycled and vacuum insulated and high – efficiency equipment
and finishes, creating an systems, occupancy materials, and finishes with panels. These techniques to ensure excellent indoor air
eye- catching coastal style sensors, smart low level of volatile organic lead to increased energy quality and precise temperature
and utilizing light color thermostats, and energy compounds (VOC) like water efficiency, reduced utility control. This system significantly
schemes, natural monitoring. These – based paints and plant – bills, and improved indoor reduces energy consumption
materials, and large features ensure a based sealants. These choices comfort.
reduce environmental impact while maintaining a comfortable
windows to capture the comfortable and eco –
and create a healthier indoor environment.
essence of coastal living, friendly living
environment.
leading to a calm and environment.
peaceful environment.
SHORTLISTED
DESIGN RESPONSE
Renewable Energy Waste Reduction

Our design approach is based on the concept of Another design approach of our project emphasizes
Renewable Energy. For a greener, more sustainable on implementing waste reduction initiatives like
energy solution, maximize the efficiency of rooftop installing rainwater harvesting system. It can lower
solar panels with ideal location, high-efficiency water expenses, offer a backup source during water
conventional panels, shading analysis, simple restrictions, and support the maintenance of a vibrant
maintenance access, energy storage, grid-tied healthy garden. Rainwater collection systems also
systems, and energy monitoring. help lower a property's stormwater flow.
COST BENEFIT
ANALYSIS
Initial installation and material cost $11,000
Water bill savings up to 40%
Solar Battery cost up to $1,372.00

Energy bill savings up to $2,736
Maintenance cost up to 30 years $5,300

Water rebates of up to $1,000.00
Increased property selling value of up to 10-

Solar rebate of up to $500.00
20%
RISKS AND MITIGATION
STRATEGIES
High Upfront cost Performace Variability
Risk: While the long-term benefits of renewable energy are Risk: Some renewable energy sources like solar and wind
clear, the initial costs of energy systems can be high and may vary depending on the weather conditions and are not
might deter some potential implementers. always available. This intermittency can create challenges in
meeting electricity demand requiring energy storage solutions
Mitigation: Implement a cost-benefit analysis to determine or backup power sources.
long-term financial benefits and potential ROI. Explore
government projects or incentives that can reduce initial cost.
Mitigation: Do a thorough site survey to guarantee that solar
or wind turbines are installed in the best possible location. To
reduce any variations in energy generation, incorporate
backup energy source or a grid connection.
STRATEGIES
Technological Advancement Inadequate Monitoring
Risk: There is a chance as soon as after the installation of the Risk: With proper monitoring systems, it can be challenging
selected renewable energy systems, new and more efficient to track waste reduction progress and measure the
technologies will appear. effectiveness of initiatives.
Mitigation: Follow the most recent developments in Mitigation: Establish data-driven monitoring systems to
renewable energy technologies. Consider flexible installation track waste generation, recycling rates and waste diversion
techniques that permit upcoming updates or extensions. merics.
STRATEGIES
Contamination and Sorting Challenges
Risk: Contamination of recyclable materials and improper
waste sorting can reduce the efficiency of waste reduction
efforts and recycling programs.
Mitigation: Implement a comprehensive waste management

plan that includes waste separation, recycling and reuse.
Collaborate with contractors and suppliers to minimize
packaging waste and source materials with minimal
packaging.
STRATEGIES FOR
IMPLEMENTATION
01
Conduct thorough cost
02
Conduct Feasibility study
benefit analysis provide valuable insights into the
involves evaluating the
project's viability, potential benefits,
costs and benefits of a
associated risks, and any necessary
specific project or initiative
adjustments or improvements needed to
in a comprehensive
ensure its success.
manner. Passivhaus
03
Create a project plan
04
Create a cost
breakdown plan
involves creating a critical breakdown of
involves outlining the key
the overall budget to provide robust cost
components and steps
information. This will include quantity
required to successfully
take-off, cost benchmark, market testing
execute the project.
and detailed assumptions and exclusions.
FAILURES AND SETBACKS
High Initial Costs

Intermittency and Reliability Technological Limitations Contamination and Sorting
The initial investment required to
set up renewable energy
Integrity
Depending on weather Excellence
infrastructure, such as solar panels.
Collaboration
Some renewable energy Innovation
Contamination of recyclable
conditions, This can lead to technologies are still not as materials and difficulties in
This cost may deter some
fluctuations in power efficient as conventional fossil sorting different waste stream
individuals, from adopting
generation. fuel-based sources,
renewable energy solutions.
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INNOVATION

Ma. Janine Baldicana - Researcher

Mayolar Beluang - Researcher

Nadine Marie Silva-Soriano - Editor /

Aesthetics Thermal Comfort Sustainability

Renewable Energy Waste Reduction

Solar Battery cost up to $1,372.00

Maintenance cost up to 30 years $5,300

Increased property selling value of up to 10-

Mitigation: Implement a comprehensive waste management

High Initial Costs

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