2016 PLEA - BNIM Keynote
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- 1. IMAGE ONLY - NAME OF PROJECT (IF NEEDED) Towards Regenerative PracticeCITIES, BUILDINGS, PEOPLE: TOWARDS REGENERATIVE ENVIRONMENTS
- 2. Regenerative design creates conditions that are conducive to life.
- 3. Current State of our World
- 4. 1990 2000 Key role in the creation & development of the USGBC and LEED Founded the AIA Committee on the Environment 1995 Birth of the Living Building concept through Plus Ultra, a report about the Montana State University’s NIST-funded project BNIM develops the Sustainability Report & Matrix to explain the financial costs of sustainable design for the David & Lucile Packard Foundation in Los Altos, CA BNIM designs the first building to achieve Living Building Challenge — the Omega Center for Sustainable Living in Rhinebeck, NY Community Transformation Greensburg becomes the First City in the U.S. to adopt LEED Platinum Standard 2005 2010 BNIM along with USGBC develops REGEN, a tool that goes beyond LEED to help designers work regeneratively BNIM works to foster and bring prosperity to urban communities PAST DEFINING OUR FUTURE
- 6. AIA COTE Top 10 Projects *COTE TOP TEN + COTE PLUS *SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT *SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT *SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANT
- 10. + Living Building ChallengeBNIM MAKES HISTORY
- 13. 1993 Valmeyer, Illinois Flood Relocation 1993 Pattonsburg, Missouri Flood Relocation 1993 Great Mississippi River Flood 2001 Tropical Storm Allison In Houston 2005 Hurricane Katrina In New Orleans 2007 EF5 Tornado In Greensburg 2008 Iowa River Flood In Iowa City 2010 Cumberland River Flood In Nashville 2010 Earthquake In Haiti 2011 Floods In Fargo 2011 Tornado In Tuscaloosa 2011 Tornado In Joplin 2011 Tornado in Springfield MA Transforming Natural Disasters by Building Healthy Communities Rebuilding Community AFTER BEFORE
- 14. There is no power greater than a community discovering what it cares about. Margaret J Wheatley
- 15. “Greensburg is a global example of how clean energy can power an entire community, how it can bring jobs and businesses to a place where piles of bricks and rubble once lay.” President Barack Obama FIRST PLATINUM COMMUNITYEF5 TORNADO
- 16. 71%BETTER ENERGY SAVINGS THAN AVERAGE US SCHOOL BUILDING 24.7KBTU/FT2 /YR KIOWA COUNTY SCHOOL GREENSBURG, KS
- 17. Life creates the conditions that are conducive to life. Janine Benyus
- 18. Regen Tool
- 22. CURRENT RACE CONDITION s
- 24. Community Vision DISCOVERY, DECLARATION, OPPORTUNITY e
- 25. BEFORE AFTER
- 26. IMAGE ONLY - NAME OF PROJECT (IF NEEDED)
- 27. Westport Commons
- 28. Healthy + Local Food POSITIVE IMPACT
- 29. Title of the Slide Nem. Itatiatus et es sae vellaut repudaepeles evellup tinciun debitatio ese se in consed expercidis enimpore venimin velicitatio. Elistis que rest lab invelis One BNIMPEOPLE + PROJECT IMPACT
- 30. Title of the Slide NUMBER OF UNIQUE CITIES 795 NUMBER OF PROJECTS 2,108
- 33. IN PROJECT + IN PRACTICE Technology • Autodesk - Revit - AutoCAD - Navisworks - Infraworks 360 - Revit Server - BIM 360 Apps - Glue - Field - Rendering - A360 Collaboration for Revit - 3DStudio Max • Rhino - Grasshopper - Ladybug/Honeybee - Heron/@it • SketchUp • V-ray • ArcGIS • Newforma • Bluebeam • Deltek Vision • Open Asset • Sefaira • DRofus • Knowledge Architecture Synthesis • Dropbox
- 34. • Data Visualization • AR/VR • Scripting Technology Research
- 35. OPEN SOURCE COLLABORATION ST LAB INVELIS EXPLIQUIDITA ET ES Slack + Revit - SlackIt – Princeton
- 36. EXISTING CONDITION CAPTURE FOR DOCUMENTATION Autodesk Recap + Revit – Seaton
- 37. WORKING WITH DEVS TO CREATE PRE-DESIGN BIM Autodesk FormIt
- 38. UI SCHOOL OF NURSING, PALOMAR CCD ST LAB INVELIS EXPLIQUIDITA ET ES dRofus + Revit – Room Data
- 39. Autodesk Infraworks SITE SCALE ENERGY ANALYSIS – ALPHA TESTING
- 40. MODEL TRANSLATION IN THE CLOUD – UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAB INVELIS EXPLIQUIDITA ET ES Grasshopper + Dynamo + Flux.io
- 41. CUSTOMIZED + PACKAGED DAYLIGHTING ANALYSIS Grasshopper – HoneyBee – LadyBug - HumanUI
- 42. MODEL EDITING IN THE VR LANDSCAPE – MAKERS QUARTER VR Tools – Unreal Engine + HTC Vive
- 43. + HP.idAPPROACH TO PRACTICE | COMMITMENT TO HUMAN POTENTIAL
- 44. HUMAN PURPOSED INTEGRATED DESIGN Economic + Environmental + Social Human Purposed A deep commitment to humanity as the origin of inspiration, innovation and prosperity. Integrated Design OneBNIM approach to inclusion, sustainability, passion for design, and humanity What is it? HP.id
- 45. We stress the human component of our approach because in a world of algorithmic music selection and suggestive online selling, humans have insights, instincts and vitality that can’t be underestimated. Why Why HP.id?
- 46. Beauty/Inspiration Design Awards, Influence, Replication/Innovation Comfort/Wellness Daylight, Temperature, Ventilation Connectivity/Collaboration Types of spaces, Configuration/Concept, Engagement, Partnerships Achievement/Performance Productivity, Efficiency, Absenteeism Agility/Resilience Retention, Satisfaction How does HP.id work? How
- 47. + Omega Center for Sustainable Living2-IN-1 | LEED + LIVING BUILDING
- 48. LEED + Living FIRST BUILDING TO RECEIVE BOTH LEED PLATINUM + LIVING BUILDING CHALLENGE CERTIFICATIONS IN THE WORLD OMEGA CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING RHINEBECK, NY
- 49. OMEGA CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING RHINEBECK, NY Net Zero ENERGY + WATER PLATINUM LIVING BUILDING CHALLENGE
- 50. 9,115KHW SURPLUS -1,387METRIC TONS CARBON FOOTPRINT OMEGA CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING RHINEBECK, NY
- 51. 100%STORMWATER MANAGED ON SITE OMEGA CENTER FOR SUSTAINABILITY RHINEBECK, NY 100%ENERGY SUPPLIED BY RENEWABLE RESOURCES
- 52. FLOW | THE MAKING OF THE OMEGA CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING t lab invelis expliquidita et es bnim.com/library
- 54. 81%KBTU/FT2 /YR IOWA UTILITIES BOARD/OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE DES MOINES, IA 16.7KBTUS WITH PV CONTRIBUTION
- 55. 80%LESS ENERGY USAGE BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE IOWA UTILITIES BOARD/OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATE DES MOINES, IA
- 56. THIS IS EVERY BUILDING | IOWA UTILITIES BOARD/OFFICE OF CONSUMER ADVOCATEst lab invelis expliquidita et es bnim.com/library
- 57. + Building Positive4-IN-1 | PROTOTYPING OUR FUTURE
- 59. Building Positive will meet the most stringent sustainable building standards on the planet at three scales + + + PEOPLE Sustainability at Three Scales BUILDINGCOMMUNITY
- 60. ++ COMMUNITY
- 61. Kauffman Center for Performing Arts BUS STREETCAR ALLEY PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION 17TH STREET EXTENSION ICONIC VIEWS
- 62. • Expanding research to a larger urban scale • Evaluate environmental quality + human health/ wellbeing quality at a high level of detail • Partner with the City on the City Energy Project, as well as the Smart + Connected City Living Lab • Advance science of city building THE CREATION OF A KC SUSTAINABLE DISTRICT Eco District
- 63. ++ BUILDING
- 64. THE APPROACH + + FUTURE Building Metamorphosis PRESENTPAST
- 65. DIAGRAMS 1. Concrete Frame 2. Connection to the street 3. Living Building Challenge 4. Interior connection to north park 5. Main gathering space connection to north park. 6. Natural Daylight optimization The Beginning GUIDING PRINCIPLES
- 66. COMMUNITY PARK The Back 40
- 68. Floor Plan LEVEL 3 To the west is all conferencing and special pin-up and critique areas for large project team gatherings. Holes in the floor allow natural daylight down 2 levels and socially connect the studio. Collaboration boxes sit out in the studio as objects. The interior section of the studio is a collaborative gathering space and resource center. 1 STUDIO 2 CONFERENCE 3 TOILET 4 CRIT/PIN UP 5 INTERIORS LIBRARY 6 STORAGE8 16 0 32
- 70. The Path to Net Zero KANSAS CITY BENCHMARKING BUILDING ASHARE 90.1-2010 BUILDING GOAL EUI ROOFTOP PV ANNUALENERGYUSEINTENSITY,KBTUFSF Net Zero Energy80 48 22 SAFTEY FACTOR 24 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10
- 71. ++ PEOPLE
- 73. COLLABORATION WITH SATCHIN PANDA PHD, SALK INSTITUTE Effects of Daylight Deep sleep Body temperature rises Melatonin drops Corticosteroids rise High alertness Athletic performance peaks Body cools down Melatonin rises
- 74. LEED + LBC Overlap
- 75. WELL is for People
- 76. t lab invelis expliquidita et es 62 Daylight Modeling
- 77. 61 Right to Light NATURAL DAYLIGHT SECTION PERSPECTIVE • Winter solstice low light angle and potential heat gain. • Summer solstice high light angle and desire to block heat gain. • South Sunshade • Full coverage elevated roof mounted PV and PV thermal. • Central Skylight lets daylight to the internal areas of the building with a square floor plan.
- 78. Long Life – Loose Fit. The studio is about designing a space that can grow and transform as we do. Studio is about variety and flexibility in the way we work. Throughout the space are different postures based on work modes. Work cubes are interjected into the center of studio, integrating more pin-up, writeable surfaces, media, fabrication, project meeting and focus spaces. Studio LEVEL 2 - LONG LIFE, LOOSE FIT
- 79. NATURAL VENTILATION • Prevailing winds out of the North and South • Low operable windows on N,S, and E • Operable skylight releases heated air. • A radiant slab acts as a thermal fly wheel that radiates heat and cooling. • A red-light green light system alerts building tenants when to open windows. Air Quality
- 80. Water Story
- 81. Rooftop Planters Cutting Garden Food Production ROOFTOP PLANTERS CUTTING GARDEN
- 82. 72%REDUCTION NET ZERO AND NET POSITIVE ENERGY 19,000GALLONS OF INFILTRATION WITH 36,606 GALLONS OF RUNOFF 66,415GALLONS FOR BUILDING USE EQUIVALENT TO 5 MONTHS OF WATER USE BUILDING POSITIVE KANSAS CITY, MO
- 85. Design Process
- 86. Guiding Principles Beauty • Create an INSPIRING and BEAUTIFUL campus Nature • Enhance connection to NATURE • Create spatial patterns that are ORGANIC and inspired by nature • Increase quantity and quality of OPEN SPACES, including increased daylight • Improve CONNECTION to surrounding Qualcomm buildings People • Enhance direct and in-direct COMMUNICATION • Provide effective COLLABORATION spaces • Provide amenities to support a good WORK/LIFE BALANCE • Foster a COMMUNITY that supports a HEALTHY lifestyle • Design a campus that makes Qualcomm employees HAPPY • Create a FLEXIBLE work environment Delivery • Be EFFICIENT • Be on TIME • Be on BUDGET
- 87. Design Strategies High-Performance Human-Purposed Workplace Spectrum of Places to Work The interior design became an opportunity to use color story and the mood and emotion evoked by the spectrum to designate places of focus, collaboration and social interaction.
- 91. Modular Design + Mixed Mode Ventilation
- 93. Work Space
- 94. Lab Space
- 99. + Makers Quarter
- 100. Makers Quarter Block C >
- 107. Glazing Ground Level Exposed Circulation Shading
- 109. TYPCIAL FLOOR PLAN
- 111. 48%BELOW BASELINE ENERGY USE MAKERS QUARTER BLOCK D SAN DIEGO, CA 13 KBTU/SF NET ZERO ENERGY OFFICE TENANT SUITES
- 112. Title of the Slide We shall require a substantially new manner of thinking if mankind is to survive. Albert Einstein