A new building technology for one and two floors houses of various configurations. Energy efficient, rapid to build, inexpensive. Suitable for any kind of sustainable projects worldwide, including social and community housing schemes, residential estates, reacreation and holiday projects.
The objective of the seminar (USGBC accredited for two credits), geared towards the architectural design professional, is to identify different types of prefabricated construction as it relates to single-family residential design.
It specifically looks at three distinct prefabrication systems and how they relate to sustainable construction practices, building detailing and budgeting, and practice design standards. As well as how they expedite the building process, reduce and manage the waste stream, and help create energy-efficient high-performance envelopes.
The objective of the seminar (USGBC accredited for two credits), geared towards the architectural design professional, is to identify different types of prefabricated construction as it relates to single-family residential design.
It specifically looks at three distinct prefabrication systems and how they relate to sustainable construction practices, building detailing and budgeting, and practice design standards. As well as how they expedite the building process, reduce and manage the waste stream, and help create energy-efficient high-performance envelopes.
Building Enclosures For the Future - Building Tomorrows Buildings TodayGraham Finch
Presentation from the 2015 Buildex Conference in Vancouver BC. Covers a brief review of recent energy and building code changes in BC along with compliance tips followed by an in-depth discussion of various highly insulated wall and roof assemblies that can be built to meet the new requirements. Cladding attachment strategies through exterior insulation are covered in great detail.
Building Technology 1 Construction Solutions Reportdouglasloon
Taylor's University Lakeside Campus
School of Architecture, Building & Design
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture
Building Technology (BLD 61403)
WoodWorks 2013 Vancouver - Energy-Efficient Building Enclosure Design Guideli...Graham Finch
Presentation from the 2013 Vancouver Woodworks Conference (October 29, 2013). Covers an overview of the considerations for energy-efficient wood frame building enclosures while outlining the content of a new guideline document published by FP Innovations "Guide for Designing Energy Efficiency Building Enclosures for Wood-Frame Multi-Unit Residential Buildings in Marine to Cold Climate Zones in North America"
Tall Wood Building Enclosure Designs That WorkGraham Finch
Presentation given at the Woodworks National Symposium on Tall Wood Buildings in Chicago in November 2014. Presentation covers building enclosure design considerations for tall (high-rise) wood buildings and a case study of the wood innovation design centre.
See what we have been up to with our recent projects and the new products we have been installing.
We have some really creative solutions using glass to transform your office home or shop.
Acoustic Fencing & Noise Walls - Lee Brothers FencingAnnette Jebb
Acoustic fencing and noise walls are pivotal in providing protection from noise pollution. With the density of residential development, the increasing need to provide high quality and effective noise reduction measures has never been higher.
Established in 1948 Lee Brothers Fencing is Victoria’s leading commercial fencing group and our in-depth knowledge and expertise in design and manufacture of acoustic fencing and noise barriers is unrivalled.
Our experience in this area has included work for VicRoads, Regional Rail Link, construction companies both large and small with our fencing featured at shopping centres, fast food complexes, service stations, apartment buildings, kennels, main roads and major freeways.
For more information check out our website: http://leebrosfencing.com.au/products/acoustic-fences/
Walls and Windows for Highly Insulated Buildings in the Pacific NorthwestRDH Building Science
Presentation Outline:
- Design Objectives, Durability Considerations, and the Pros & Cons for Alternate Highly Insulated Wall Assemblies in the Wet Pacific Northwest
- Basics of North American, European and Passivhaus Window Rating Standards and Window Selection Guidelines
Don Talend Below-Grade Parking Boosts Low-Rise Housing DesignDon Talend
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Building Enclosures For the Future - Building Tomorrows Buildings TodayGraham Finch
Presentation from the 2015 Buildex Conference in Vancouver BC. Covers a brief review of recent energy and building code changes in BC along with compliance tips followed by an in-depth discussion of various highly insulated wall and roof assemblies that can be built to meet the new requirements. Cladding attachment strategies through exterior insulation are covered in great detail.
Building Technology 1 Construction Solutions Reportdouglasloon
Taylor's University Lakeside Campus
School of Architecture, Building & Design
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture
Building Technology (BLD 61403)
WoodWorks 2013 Vancouver - Energy-Efficient Building Enclosure Design Guideli...Graham Finch
Presentation from the 2013 Vancouver Woodworks Conference (October 29, 2013). Covers an overview of the considerations for energy-efficient wood frame building enclosures while outlining the content of a new guideline document published by FP Innovations "Guide for Designing Energy Efficiency Building Enclosures for Wood-Frame Multi-Unit Residential Buildings in Marine to Cold Climate Zones in North America"
Tall Wood Building Enclosure Designs That WorkGraham Finch
Presentation given at the Woodworks National Symposium on Tall Wood Buildings in Chicago in November 2014. Presentation covers building enclosure design considerations for tall (high-rise) wood buildings and a case study of the wood innovation design centre.
See what we have been up to with our recent projects and the new products we have been installing.
We have some really creative solutions using glass to transform your office home or shop.
Acoustic Fencing & Noise Walls - Lee Brothers FencingAnnette Jebb
Acoustic fencing and noise walls are pivotal in providing protection from noise pollution. With the density of residential development, the increasing need to provide high quality and effective noise reduction measures has never been higher.
Established in 1948 Lee Brothers Fencing is Victoria’s leading commercial fencing group and our in-depth knowledge and expertise in design and manufacture of acoustic fencing and noise barriers is unrivalled.
Our experience in this area has included work for VicRoads, Regional Rail Link, construction companies both large and small with our fencing featured at shopping centres, fast food complexes, service stations, apartment buildings, kennels, main roads and major freeways.
For more information check out our website: http://leebrosfencing.com.au/products/acoustic-fences/
Walls and Windows for Highly Insulated Buildings in the Pacific NorthwestRDH Building Science
Presentation Outline:
- Design Objectives, Durability Considerations, and the Pros & Cons for Alternate Highly Insulated Wall Assemblies in the Wet Pacific Northwest
- Basics of North American, European and Passivhaus Window Rating Standards and Window Selection Guidelines
Don Talend Below-Grade Parking Boosts Low-Rise Housing DesignDon Talend
Precast's aesthetic benefits and ability to merge with parking facilities make it a strong choice for designers of low-rise multifamily projects across the country, article for Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Ascent magazine, by Don Talend, brand storytelling, content marketing and demand generation expert. Construction industry
A REPORT ON LIGHT HOUSE PROJECT. BASED ON PSP(PREFEBRICATED SANDWICH PANEL) PANEL TECHNIQUES USING ESP(EXPENDED POLYSTYRENE SANDWICH PANEL)
WHICH IS LIGHT IN WEIGHT & HAVE GREAT COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH IN COMPARISION TO STANDARD BRICK. & ALSO ARE USED IN THERMAL & RAIN WATER INSULATION AND PROVIDES SUSTAINABLE STRUCTURES WITH EITHER RCC OR STEEL FRAMEWORK
Rapid construction techniques used in now a days, modern construction techniques, LIGHT HOUSE PROJECTS, global housing technology challenge, ix Technology providers have been selected through rigorous online bidding process for construction of Light House Projects (LHPs) at six different locations in six states. ghtc india
Building your own home means different things to each and every one of us. Identifying a few key factors is a good place to start when considering a building system choice.
Alternate Building Materials,Alternative Construction Technology and Rain Wat...Rajesh Kolli
The Core of any construction project is its design and at basic level is the materials used.
During the first phase of civilization we used the raw material such as leaves, branches and animal hides for the construction but with increase in our intellect we started improvising other materials such as stone, clay and timber.
With growing time we developed other materials such as brick and concrete, these materials went under great change and stayed till date from the starting of Egyptian civilisation to the present one.
The sudden change in the palate for construction was marked by the INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION giving birth to various materials such as metals, glass and steel. It gave rise to many new technologies.
After the industrial revolution many materials had come up over these years. Such as PVC and plastics , many types of concrete like ferrocrete & precast, GRF etc. even now lot of researches are going on new materials and about increasing the efficiency of earlier one.
2. A New Generation of Low-Energy Consumption Houses
with Higher Seismic Performance
Brief Presentation (phase 1: general aspects)
25 April 2010
3. Initial Project Phases Project Team
• Phase One • Sofplan, Sofia (Bulgarie, EU)
(technology development and concept design) Arch. Daniele Marinangeli – Basic concept design
September 2009 – January 2010 Eng. Raya Ivanova – Structural concept
Eng. Stoicho Karaivanov – Technical principles, details
• Phase Two Arch. Denitsa Yotova - Typology
(development of typology and technical design Arch. Nyasha Vengesayi – 3D imaging
of prototype applications) Arch. Radosvet Markoff – Coordinator
February – May 2010
• Prestoge Panel, Victoriaville/Montréal (Québec, Canada)
• Phase Three Eng. Dimitre Roussinof – Structural principles, SIP technology
(project presentations, development of commercial brand,
promotional activities, prototype applications) • Consultants
June – November 2010 Arch. Nikolai Nikolov, Zoom Studio – composition principles, typology,
typical exterior and interior arrangement
Prof. Todor Barakov, University of Civil Engineering, Sofia – wooden structures
Philip Popoff, ppD - commercial brand development
partner architects from Spain and Turkey
building contractors from Canada, France, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iraq and Israel
real estate developers from Canada, Spain, Italy, Israel, Turkey and Bulgaria
project management companies from Spain, Italy and the Balkan countries
real estate agencies from Canada, UK, Turkey and Bulgaria
manufacturers of SIPs in Canada
manufacturers of wooden structures in Europe
manufacturers of glazing and windowpanes
manufacturers and installers of roof, floor and wall materials
designers and manufacturers of lighting equipment
designers and installers of heat and ventilation equipment and plumbing
craftsmen of various specialty
home owners from Cnada, Spain, Italy, France, UK, Turkey, Greece, Israel, Bulgaria
4. Compopan Technical Data
• high quality structural and semi-structural insulated wall and roof • standard size 1220 x 2440mm
panel
• transverse strength 0,146 MPa
• engineered composite building material
composed of a tick foam layer sandwiched between two structural • E -module 9,17 MPa
boards
• compressive Strength 0,233 MPa
• provides high insulation values while contributing to the system’s
overall stiffness, strength and dimensional stability • max. bending moment 3,54 kNm/m
• effectively replaces several components of conventional building • density ρ 47,14 kg/m3
such as studs and joists, insulation, vapor barrier and air barrier
• water permeability 900 Pa
• air permeability 2,14 m3/m2.h
production facilities
• Prestige Panel factory, Victoriaville (Quebec, Canada)
• Canbulco factory, Sliven (Bulgaria, EU)
• future facilities in other key markets
5. Structural systems
Compotron
SBL (structure de bois laminé)
COMPOPAN S
COMPOPAN
+
+
laminated wood hidden framework
laminated wooden frames
+
+
r.c. foundation slab
reinforced concrete foundation slab
Melange Eco
COMPOPAN COMPOPAN
+ +
laminated wood frames wooden trusses
+ +
multi-floor reinforced concrete core r.c. foundation slab
7. SBL seismic and load bearing performance
Vitrage-based applications / flat roof Chalet-based applications / sloping roof
• More efficient construction system (the wooden frames are • More efficient construction system (the wooden frames are able to
able to absorb the horizontal forces along the width of the absorb the horizontal forces along the width of the building, and the forces
building, and the forces along the length of the structure are along the length of the structure are absorbed by the combination of the
absorbed by the combination of the frames and panels) frames and panels)
• High resistance to seismic forces - due to the flexibility • High resistance to seismic forces - due to the flexibility characteristics
characteristics of the wooden joints of the wooden joints
• Higher load-bearing capacity for snow and wind loads – due to the
steep slope of the roof and rigid structure, firmly attached to the concrete
base/lower floors
8. SBL system advantages over r.c. structures and traditional SIP technologies
• Excellent combination of two modern technologies: • Possibilities for integrating additional advanced technologies
SIP COMPOPAN and laminated wooden beams solar panels, passive houses elements, intelligent houses
• Production technology and assembly • Flexible planning, possibilities for new configurations
shorter deadlines and high quality
• Usage – independent from the SIP certification in a number of
• Improved energy efficiency (Chalet series): countries
Кw wall = 0,25 – 0,45
• Lower investment risk for bigger projects (for both developers and
Кw glazing = 0,65 – 0,90
financing institutions)
• Design flexibility and improved comfort for affordable prices
Mélange system advantages to r.c. structures
• A great variety of custom applications – combined
advantages of both reinforced concrete and wooden frame
structure
• Use of light-weight structures on top of the buildings– SBL
or Compotron systems in attics of multistory buildings and for
reconstruction and enlargement of loft spaces
• Reducing the number and size of load-bearing reinforced
concrete elements (more cost effective)
32. Uses
• Small Models (35 – 55 м2): • Economique:
hotel complexes- agritourism , mountain and seaside tourism hotel complexes in the nature
for social projects bungalow in the mountain
weekend houses at the seaside and in the mountains low-budget houses
social housing
• Middle size models (70 – 130 м2): camps and temporary shelter
secondary houses in nature
primary houses for couples • Vitrage :
social projects (low class) regions with mild climates
locations with panoramic views
• Large models (150 м2 +): near the seaside or lakeside
primary houses for families with children , secondary houses for
wealthy families • Chalet:
regions with cold continental climates
suburbs
33. Assembly Categories
• Lower category : • Higher category :
wooden frames higher quality / lower energy consumption
SIP with mineral plaster wooden frames+ SIP+ additional insulation+ durable wall covering
LT sheet-metal profiles or roof tiles roof covering- zinc sheets or stone tiles (schist)
PVC window frames windows- triple glazing
laminate floor, floor finishes - oak or exotic wood
bathrooms with BG assembling bathroom fittings - class Roca
conventional heating and ventilation systems heating and ventilation- new generation air conditioners and fireplace
without additional furniture (built-in kitchen cupboards, wardrobes) additional components (solar panels, kitchen fittings, wardrobes)
cost: 350 – 450 E/m2 cost: 500+ E/m2
34. Clients /Companies Clients /Private
• Investors/developers of housing projects: • Small families with mid-range income:
residential complexes in the suburbs suburban house – alternative to city apartment
park villages and clusters primary residence
mountain and seaside bungalows
• Hoteliers:
hotel complexes in natural surrounding • High income families:
primary residence
• Beneficiaries of EU programs (in EU): second house by the sea and in the mountains
modular hotel accommodation and small semidetached houses modular guest houses, gym, spa
• Owners of existing smaller houses:
modular houses with options for extensions
Clients /Institutions modular garage, garden shed, guest houses, gym, spa
• Social housing :
low-budget residential complexes
residential complexes for temporary accommodation
• Other state and municipal projects:
student accommodation
sport and recreation centers
children’s camps
kindergartens
