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1 6 th Annual Green Building Conference Sponsored by & USGB New York Chapter OnCenter, Syracuse, NY
2 Sustainability in our Community How can we measure or evaluate sustainability in our residential neighborhoods? What tools do we use?
3 AIACES This program is registered with the AIACES for continuing professional education. As such, it does not include content that may be deemed or construed to be an approval or endorsement by the AIA of any material of construction or any method or manner of handling, using distributing, or dealing in any material or product. Questions related to specific materials, methods or services will be addressed at the conclusion of this presentation.
4 Learning Objectives Identify public realm components Apply public realm components to sustainable communities Identify sustainable and walkable community criteria Identify neighborhood planning tools community charrettes Apply alternative energy techniques to housing Understand the value and necessity of density Understand better the importance of an architects role as advocate for a more sensible, viable, sustainable built environment for our future
5 Public Realm & How to Build Community - our topics Public Realm elements in residential LEED-ND Neighborhood Development - Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design [LEED] - brief look at one of the categories LEED H - brief look at the housing criteria Urban Design Center & Case studies
6 Public Realm Elements for Residential Community Elements of public realm include curbing, street-trees, paving, sidewalks, benches and seating, planters, well-designed lighting, neighborhood identity flags. For a housing unit this may include a welldesigned front yard, entry walk, a stoop, a porch and a front-entry.
7 Entry walk & entry stair / stoop In an urban environment this is an essential element to transition from the public realm of the sidewalk to the private realm of your front door.
8 Entry stoops in Rittenhouse Square, Philly
9 Entry stoops in Redhook, Brooklyn
10 Entry stoops in Rittenhouse Square, Philly
11 Entry stoops in Cornhill Landing, Rochester
12 Streetscapes This component of the public realm helps define the pedestrian environment as pleasing or distressful and is really made up of many elements from trees, benches, green strips, paving, sidewalks, lighting and more.
13 Streetscape in Mashpee Commons, MA
14 Streetscape in Kentlands, MD
15 Porches Porches add a very important socializing component to foster a sense of community and security for the residents.
16 Porches in Annesgrove, Camillus,NY
17 Porches in Chattanooga, TN
18 Porches in Anthony Square, Rochester, NY
19 Porches in Kentlands,MD
20 Porches in Kentlands, MD
21 LEED-ND a rating system by USGBC for Neighborhood Developments Promulgated in final form in 2007 Has five major categories of ratings We will look briefly at Category III dealing with Compact, Complete & Connected Neighborhoods The full text of the LEED-ND is available on the USGBC webpage
22 Compact, Complete & Connected Neighborhoods Compact Development including Transit-oriented compactness Diversity of Uses - inclusive of retail, office etc. Housing diversity - different typologies including live/work units, accessory units like apartments over garages etc. Locating and designing buildings to shape walkable streets Street & pedestrian network
23 Compact Neighborhoods Annesgrove in Camillus, NY provides and example of this idea of density while still engendering a feeling of community
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26 Diversity of uses Everyday retail (convenience, general, grocery, drug, hardware, gas, laundry) Discretionary retail (restaurants,bookstores, department stores, specialty shops) Entertainment (movies, theaters, concert halls, music and performance venues) Educational facilities (daycare, schools, college, university) Public/private clubs Religious
27 Diversity of uses The following is an example of a compact neighborhood center that is illustrative of this concept of diversity of uses.
28 Retail Center in Kentlands, MD Insert scanned 35mm slides
29 Retail Center in Mashpee Commons, MA
30 Retail Center in East Beach, VA
31 Diversity of Housing types This criteria refers to a variety of housing within the neighborhood to address all segments of a society and their various economic and accessibility needs. Single-family, townhouse, apartment, multi-family, accessory units, and mixed use.
32 Townhouses and accessory units in Kentlands, Gaithersburg, Maryland
33 Single family and townhouses in Kentlands Maryland Insert scanned 35mm slides
34 Apartments, Townhouses and accessory units in Kentlands Maryland
35 LEED for Homes
36 LEED-H for homes - ratings by USGBC Green building methods and technology for new residential There are some relevant credits applicable to housing Full text of the rating system at the USGBC webpage
37 LEED TM Point Distribution Indoor Environmental Quality 23% Materials & Resources 20% Energy & Atmosphere 27% Sustainable Sites 22% Water Efficiency 8% Five LEED credit categories
38 LEED for homes sustainable technologies for housing Garden roofs Indoor Environmental systems Housing orientation for solar heat gain or prevailing winds for cooling Shading devices for cooling Window technologies Use of renewable and local materials
39 Garden Roofs for housing This green building technology is gaining popularity Previously garden roofs were installed on larger commercial buildings Beginning to see examples installed on housing
40 Living Roof in Portland, OR Hamilton West, an affordable downtown apartment building
41 Living Roof in Portland, OR
42 Green Roofing advantages Natural beauty - enhances view from other bldgs Reduced water run-off - green roofs retain water and increase evaporation rates, slowing down storm water run-off Improved air quality - the foliage binds dust for improved air quality and actively suppresses noise Lasting performance - protective green surface minimizes UV and temperature impact thereby extending the life span of the roofing system
43 Green Roofing advantages Reduced Energy Requirements - green roofing improves building insulation for reduced energy consumption. Structural protection - the damaging effects of winds, fire, hail, heavy rains, ultraviolet radiation, and foot traffic are minimized Ecological improvements - one square foot of green-leaf surface supplies enough oxygen, through photosynthesis, to supply one person s requirements for an entire year
44 Indoor environmental systems This green building technology is about efficient heating and cooling for the next generation housing like heat pumps and geo-thermal.
45 Heat pumps
46 Heat pumps - cooling mode
47 Heat pumps - heating mode
48 Geo-thermal
49 Geo-thermal - in cooling mode
50 Geo-thermal in heating mode
51 Passive Orientation for housing Placing the building footprint in a manner to take advantage of natural cooling breezes is one way to reduce the need for mechanical cooling which of course uses up energy Shading devices also contribute to lowering the need for cooling energy
52 Wind for Cooling the house From Francis Chings - Building Construction Illustrated
53 Shading for Cooling the house From Francis Chings - Building Construction Illustrated
54 Shading for Cooling the house From Francis Chings - Building Construction Illustrated
55 Green for Windows Energy efficiency for windows has taken on new meaning in terms of the LEED criteria Design of the building now includes a more comprehensive daylighting scheme in terms of natural light for less use of electrical lighting
56 Windows must account for Sun Low winter sun High summer sun
57 Window Design must resist Cold
58 Window glazing Low E glazing Low E glazing m this is this is Winter sun is absorbed and conducted indoors Summer sun is filtered and reflected back outdoors
59 Use of Renewable Materials wood
60 Renewable Building Materials Renewable has typically meant materials like wood which can be replenished by replanting forests 50 % of the Wood used in a LEED program must be FSC certified. FSC is the Forest Stewardship Council.
61 Renewable Building Materials Certified Wood - must use a min. 50% of wood based materials certified in accordance with the FSC guidelines for wood building components including structural framing and general dimensional framing, flooring, finishes and furnishings.
62 Certification of Wood source This effort was originally started to show communities in developing countries that there was a concern amongst industrialized nations for how well forests were being protected and managed. Forest certification requires that landowners and manufacturers voluntarily invite third-party auditors to certify their practices meet internationally recognized standards for responsible forest management.
63 URBAN DESIGN CENTER, INC. c/o Archit ect s Resource Cent er, St ore 11, 109 Warren St, Syracuse, New York, 13202
64 Urban Design Center of Syracuse Established in 1998 via a grant from SEDCO - City of Syracuse Urban Design Center, Inc has five founding organizations Syracuse University School of Architecture, SUNY, American Society of Landscape Architects, the Downtown Committee of Syracuse under the MDA and the AIA CNY Chapter
65 Urban Design Center, Inc. The Center has undertaken 8 Neighborhood Charrettes since its formation. We will present 4 from the Syracuse Neighborhood Initiative Phase III in 2004 and one for the Village of Carthage, NY
66 Syracuse Neighborhood Initiative Phase III Four Neighborhoods as Pilot Studies
67 SNI Phase III Four Neighborhoods selected Westcott Area Neighborhood South Salina Street Corridor Neighborhoods Tipperary Hill Neighborhood Lincoln Hill Park Neighborhood
68 Neighborhood Charrettes
69 South Salina Corridor Charrette Friday, October 20, 2006
70 South Salina Residential Friday, October 20, 2006
71 Friday, October 20, 2006
72 Tipperary Hill Neighborhood Charrette Friday, October 20, 2006
73 Friday, October 20, 2006
74 Westcott Street Neighborhood Friday, October 20, 2006
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76 Lincoln Hill Neighborhood Charrette Friday, October 20, 2006
77 Lincoln Hill Commercial Friday, October 20, 2006
78 Friday, October 20, 2006
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80 Village of CARTHAGE CHARRETTE Saturday 29 June 2002 Augustinian Academy Friday, October 20, 2006
81 After the Fire Friday, October 20, 2006
82 The portion of downtown spared Friday, October 20, 2006
83 Tour of fire site Friday, October 20, 2006
84 Study Area Friday, October 20, 2006 EDR recommendations and Charrette Study Area
85 Carthage Community Charrette Friday, October 20, 2006
86 Charrette Concepts Friday, October 20, 2006
87 Charrette Concepts Friday, October 20, 2006
88 This concludes the Program
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