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Revision as of 02:07, 23 January 2015
Design
Idea Wind is an ever present force in the Netherlands. Our project is completely defined by wind, it is a solid block that consists of various voids that are shaped to enable maximum wind velocity. Due to the different positioning of the tunnels, there will always be a high velocity somewhere. This will be used for various purposes: to fly in vertical tunnels, to surf in horizontal ones, to generate energy and to do research.
Program
The voids mainly serve an entertainment purpose (flying and surfing), the solid parts of the building consist of an energy expo, energy research centre, student hub and hospitality area. So in total there are four different functions.
Due to all of the voids the building has a very high porosity, a total of 17970 m³ of the 50000 m³, which makes the porosity 36%.
Wind Various calculations have proved that the minimum velocity for people to fly in the voids would be 55 m/s. The current configuration of voids combined with a venturi in the middle will enable flying at an intake speed of 10m/s. Looking at the wind data of Rotterdam, flying will be possible roughly 15 days per month. The velocity is stabilized by placing adaptable components in the venturi. The wind will also be used to generate energy. The maximum energy production in the most optimal vertical void is 278 kWh per second. Horizontal voids give a maximum of 40 kWh per second.
One adaptable building component
Analysing the wind
Early wind analysis in vasari
Wind analysis in flowdesign
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
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Connection to the context
Context analysis
Connecting to the context
Plans&Section
An impression of roomorganisation
An impression of a possible section
After the midterm
Concept
One adaptable building component
Analysing the wind
Early wind analysis in vasari
Wind analysis in flowdesign
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
A wind analysis
Connection to the context
Context analysis
Connecting to the context
Plans&Section
An impression of roomorganisation
An impression of a possible section
Before the midterm
The concept
Location/wind and energydiagram
Main idea
Tunnels
The program
Program (m² area, day/night-use)
Public and private
24/7 use of the building
Space division during night and day
Occupation during night and day
Daylight orientation
Heights and machinery
Transforming the windtunnel
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The parametric strategy
Algea model
Wind model
The model
Sketch of the current model
Sketch of the current model
Sketch of the current model
Sketch of the current model
The wind
Wind in between buildings
Wind towards South East East
Wind towards North East East
Wind towards North East
Wind towards North North East
Wind towards North North West
Wind towards North North West (2)
Wind towards North West
Wind towards North West West
Aerodium
Venturi effect
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The Algae
Micro-algae study
Micro-algae key studies
Bioreactor research
Conditions for cultivation
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