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Zerofootprint Reskinning Awards 2010
- 1. Reskinning Awards Ron Dembo, Toronto, May 2010 © Zerofootprint 2010
- 2. It’s clear, we have a problem…
- 4. It’s also clear there is lots we can do!
- 5. and… buildings are a big part of it
- 6. 40% of total US energy consumption and GHG can be attributed to operating buildings heat, light, cooling, hot water (All SUVs in North America = 3%)
- 7. CO2 and cities Graeme Robertson Source: Vulcan Project, Purdue University © Zerofootprint 2010 © Zerofootprint 2010
- 8. %GHG from the operations of buildings Toronto63% New York79% London 52% Hong Kong 73%
- 9. over90% of buildings in most big cities are “old”
- 10. the problem is no thermalisolation
- 11. A thermal view from Tower Bridge Graeme Robertson © Zerofootprint 2010
- 12. we will have to retrofit entire cities
- 13. how?
- 14. we will need to re-skin the buildings
- 16. how do we change the state-of-the-art for retrofitting?
- 17. how do we recognize best practice for retrofitting?
- 19. 6 Criteria Aesthetics Reproducibility Cost Energy Smarts Social
- 20. Our Jury world’s top green architects and engineers
- 21. Andrew Bowerbank Judith DiMaio George Baird Rick Huijbregts Fiona Cousins NYIT CISCO UofT ARUP WGBC Stefan Behnisch Thomas Auer Edward Mazria William McDonough 2030 Arch. Trans Solar
- 22. Finalists 2010
- 23. small / med. commercial
- 37. large commercial
- 40. summer
- 41. winter
- 87. and the winners are….
- 88. small / med. commercial
- 90. large commercial
- 96. concept
- 98. overall winner
- 100. The first retrofit of a large postwar, pre-1990 building to achieve a verified zero footprint over one year. Zero net carbon Zero net water Zero net energy wins $10 million!
- 101. Our Partners
- 102. we seek solutions that leave no footprint
Notas do Editor
- Here’s a map of CO2 released from fossil fuels (with red and yellow marking the biggest pollution points), compiled from 2002 data by the Vulcan Project at Purdue University. It’s a map of emissions, which isn’t quite the same as airborne concentrations, but it gives a sense of where pollution happens:
- SMALL/COMMERCIAL CATEGORY1.Aidlin Darling Architects 355 Eleventh, San Francisco Historic and previously derelict industrial building New corrugated skin is perforated with small holes allows light and air to pass through new windows hidden behind it.
- SMALL/COMMERCIAL CATEGORY1.Aidlin Darling Architects 355 Eleventh, San Francisco Historic and previously derelict industrial building New corrugated skin is perforated with small holes allows light and air to pass through new windows hidden behind it.
- SMALL/COMMERCIAL CATEGORY1.Aidlin Darling Architects 355 Eleventh, San Francisco Historic and previously derelict industrial building New corrugated skin is perforated with small holes allows light and air to pass through new windows hidden behind it.
- SMALL/COMMERCIAL CATEGORY1.Aidlin Darling Architects 355 Eleventh, San Francisco Historic and previously derelict industrial building New corrugated skin is perforated with small holes allows light and air to pass through new windows hidden behind it.
- 4. MOED de Armas Architects 100 Park Ave. Built 1949 - the 36-storey - the first glass and steel tower on Park Avenue – after 60 years, the building was dated and systems were obsolete The building remained fully occupied throughout the re-skinning process. The re-skinning resulted in a 29% energy savings per year.
- 4. MOED de Armas Architects 100 Park Ave. Built 1949 - the 36-storey - the first glass and steel tower on Park Avenue – after 60 years, the building was dated and systems were obsolete The building remained fully occupied throughout the re-skinning process. The re-skinning resulted in a 29% energy savings per year.
- 4. MOED de Armas Architects 100 Park Ave. Built 1949 - the 36-storey - the first glass and steel tower on Park Avenue – after 60 years, the building was dated and systems were obsolete The building remained fully occupied throughout the re-skinning process. The re-skinning resulted in a 29% energy savings per year.
- 4. MOED de Armas Architects 100 Park Ave. Built 1949 - the 36-storey - the first glass and steel tower on Park Avenue – after 60 years, the building was dated and systems were obsolete The building remained fully occupied throughout the re-skinning process. The re-skinning resulted in a 29% energy savings per year.
- 4. MOED de Armas Architects 100 Park Ave. Built 1949 - the 36-storey - the first glass and steel tower on Park Avenue – after 60 years, the building was dated and systems were obsolete The building remained fully occupied throughout the re-skinning process. The re-skinning resulted in a 29% energy savings per year.
- LARGE RESIDENTIAL1. DAHM Architects GESOBAU AG Berlin - modernize 15,000 residential units built in the 1960s Economical and repeatable for low to mid income housing tenant education about energy conservation first 538 apartments (completed 2008) and the whole project is due for completion in 2015. energy saving as a result of the re-skinning is 71% or 316 tonnes of carbon annually.
- LARGE RESIDENTIAL1. DAHM Architects GESOBAU AG Berlin - modernize 15,000 residential units built in the 1960s Economical and repeatable for low to mid income housing tenant education about energy conservation first 538 apartments (completed 2008) and the whole project is due for completion in 2015. energy saving as a result of the re-skinning is 71% or 316 tonnes of carbon annually.
- LARGE RESIDENTIAL1. DAHM Architects GESOBAU AG Berlin - modernize 15,000 residential units built in the 1960s Economical and repeatable for low to mid income housing tenant education about energy conservation first 538 apartments (completed 2008) and the whole project is due for completion in 2015. energy saving as a result of the re-skinning is 71% or 316 tonnes of carbon annually.
- LARGE RESIDENTIAL1. DAHM Architects GESOBAU AG Berlin - modernize 15,000 residential units built in the 1960s Economical and repeatable for low to mid income housing tenant education about energy conservation first 538 apartments (completed 2008) and the whole project is due for completion in 2015. energy saving as a result of the re-skinning is 71% or 316 tonnes of carbon annually.
- 3. PWWG Architects West Park Court, Pittsburg high-rise apartment building for low-income seniors in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Constructed 1979 and originally clad with an exterior insulating of synthetic stucco which had proved problematic new envelope was installed from the outside, little impact on residents. Adding new skin, energy savings were 15% over the existing insulated building.
- SMALL RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY Now House, Toronto Work Worth Doing net zero home 1 million in Canada, 4 million in US of WW2 veterans homes = highly repeatable 70% reduction per year of the exiting bungalow (plus energy generation w solar panels)
- SMALL RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY Now House, Toronto Work Worth Doing net zero home 1 million in Canada, 4 million in US of WW2 veterans homes = highly repeatable 70% reduction per year of the exiting bungalow (plus energy generation w solar panels)
- SMALL RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY Now House, Toronto Work Worth Doing net zero home 1 million in Canada, 4 million in US of WW2 veterans homes = highly repeatable 70% reduction per year of the exiting bungalow (plus energy generation w solar panels)
- SMALL RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY Now House, Toronto Work Worth Doing net zero home 1 million in Canada, 4 million in US of WW2 veterans homes = highly repeatable 70% reduction per year of the exiting bungalow (plus energy generation w solar panels)
- 2. OCADgreen wall
- 3. RYERSON
- SMALL/COMMERCIAL CATEGORY1. Aidlin Darling Architects 355 Eleventh, San Francisco Historic and previously derelict industrial building New corrugated skin is perforated with small holes allows light and air to pass through new windows hidden behind it.
- LARGE RESIDENTIAL1. DAHM Architects GESOBAU AG Berlin - modernize 15,000 residential units built in the 1960s Economical and repeatable for low to mid income housing tenant education about energy conservation first 538 apartments (completed 2008) and the whole project is due for completion in 2015. energy saving as a result of the re-skinning is 71% or 316 tonnes of carbon annually.
- SMALL RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY Now House, Toronto Work Worth Doing net zero home 1 million in Canada, 4 million in US of WW2 veterans homes = highly repeatable 70% reduction per year of the exiting bungalow (plus energy generation w solar panels)
- SMALL/COMMERCIAL CATEGORY1.Aidlin Darling Architects 355 Eleventh, San Francisco Historic and previously derelict industrial building New corrugated skin is perforated with small holes allows light and air to pass through new windows hidden behind it.