Booosting 2015mei11 - Jos Lichtenberg - Dynamic architecture = dynamic industry

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Jos Lichtenberg is Hoogleraar Produktontwikkeling TU/e Bouwkunde en oprichter/directeur van Slimbouwen.

Slimbouwen®

in
search
for
Dynamic
Architeture
=
Dynamic
Industry

Jos Lichtenberg, Slimbouwen Foundation & Eindhoven University of Technology

De supply chain before the Industrial Revolution
Principal
Master Builder
CarpenterMaisons
Stone Sculptors
Glazier
Blacksmith

Owner
User/tenant
Developer
manager
Builder
Trader Building
materials
Manufacturers
and assemblers
of parts
Financier/Bank
Manufacturers of
components
Resources
Architect
Advisors
Conventional supply chain
Sub contractors

Conventional building process
structure
envelope
services
interior delivery

structure
envelope
services
interior
delivery
Slimbouwen process
integral
design

Kraanspoor Amsterdam
La Fenêtre Den Haag Rode Haan Delft
Slimbouwen in practice

•  Reduction of failure costs > 7%
•  Process efficiency, reduction > 10%
•  Savings on reduced building time > 5%
•  Reduction on tailor made advise and consultation ca 3%
•  Reduction of volume and material > 5%
•  Total > 25%
Slimbouwen besparingen1
Slimbouwen
cost
reduc1on

Slimline Buildings
Wingfloorslab
Leidingvloer FlexCasco
Slimbouwen,
product
development

Cable Stud (Gyproc)
Slimbouwen

product
development

House of Tomorrow Today (HoTT),
experiment, demo and testing
Process Material
User
HoTT

House of Tomorrow Today (HoTT)
Foto’sDickHolthuis

House of Tomorrow Today (HoTT)
Energy surplus
FotoDickHolthuis

Turning
point

From
here
to
the
next
level

In search for future solutions
Four case studies
regarding space reduction by dynamic solutions

Statement from these four case studies
Dynamic solutions
Are able to induce a reduction of building volume (and material use) by
approx. 40-50 %
This means that the budget for the remaining building volume roughly
could be doubled up, without loosing functionality
In the operation only half the volume will generate only about half of
the operational costs incl. energy.
On the other hand mechatronic technology will require extra
maintenance and energy.
All in all these thoughts are not unrealistic beforehand and
deserve further research

Slimbouwen®
Flexibility and Economy hand in hand

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Sustainability in Building

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1. Slimbouwen® in search for Dynamic Architeture = Dynamic Industry Jos Lichtenberg, Slimbouwen Foundation & Eindhoven University of Technology

2. From Cost to Value driven

3. De supply chain before the Industrial Revolution Principal Master Builder CarpenterMaisons Stone Sculptors Glazier Blacksmith

4. Todays supply chain

5. Owner User/tenant Developer manager Builder Trader Building materials Manufacturers and assemblers of parts Financier/Bank Manufacturers of components Resources Architect Advisors Conventional supply chain Sub contractors

6. Owner User/tenant Developer manager Builder Trader Building materials Manufacturers and assemblers of parts Financier/Bank Manufacturers of components Resources Architect Advisors Owner User/tenant Developer manager Builder Trader Financier/Bank Manufacturers of components Resources Resetting the supply chain Facilities Conventional supply chain Sub contractors Manufacturers and assemblers of parts Architect Advisors

8. Conventional building process structure envelope services interior delivery

9. structure envelope services interior delivery Slimbouwen process integral design

10. Kraanspoor Amsterdam La Fenêtre Den Haag Rode Haan Delft Slimbouwen in practice

11. Venco Campus, Eersel

12. •  Reduction of failure costs > 7% •  Process efficiency, reduction > 10% •  Savings on reduced building time > 5% •  Reduction on tailor made advise and consultation ca 3% •  Reduction of volume and material > 5% •  Total > 25% Slimbouwen besparingen1 Slimbouwen cost reduc1on

13. Slimbouwen, space for value

14. Slimline Buildings Wingfloorslab Leidingvloer FlexCasco Slimbouwen, product development

15. Cable Stud (Gyproc) Slimbouwen product development

16. House of Tomorrow Today (HoTT), experiment, demo and testing Process Material User HoTT

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18. House of Tomorrow Today (HoTT) Energy surplus FotoDickHolthuis

19. Turning point From here to the next level

20. In search for future solutions

21. In search for future solutions Four case studies regarding space reduction by dynamic solutions

22. 1 Karel Kammans’ oneman house

23. 1 Karel Kammans’ oneman house

24. 2 Joost Kanters’ elevator house

25. 3 KAW/e Dynamic School

26. 3 KAW/e Dynamic School

27. 4 Raoul Borgans’ Aging in Place House

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