Category Archives: Zero Carbon Design & Retrofit

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Carbon Negative Retrofit
Over the course of this module we have learnt the basic principles of zero carbon design and used IES Virtual Environment software, to simulate the retrofitting of a terraced Victorian house model. We successfully achieved a retrofit of -98kg C02

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Carbon Negative Retrofit
Over the course of this module we have learnt the basic principles of zero carbon design and used IES Virtual Environment software, to simulate the retrofitting of a terraced Victorian house model. We successfully achieved a retrofit of -98kg C02

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Session 3 (MacroFlo)
In the third session we used MacroFlo program to analyse infiltration and natural ventilation in a building and simulate air flow processes over different periods of time, by assigning data for “external glazing”, “internal glazing” and doors, regarding crackage, openable

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Session 3 (MacroFlo)
In the third session we used MacroFlo program to analyse infiltration and natural ventilation in a building and simulate air flow processes over different periods of time, by assigning data for “external glazing”, “internal glazing” and doors, regarding crackage, openable

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Session 2 (Defining Constructions)
After getting to grips with the basic building tools and user interface of the Virtual Environment software in our first session, we began to explore wall construction types and the setting up of events in the model, such as room

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Session 2 (Defining Constructions)
After getting to grips with the basic building tools and user interface of the Virtual Environment software in our first session, we began to explore wall construction types and the setting up of events in the model, such as room

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Session 1
For our first session of Co.Lab Zero Carbon we were introduced to Virtual Environment (VE) software and learnt the basics of the user interface toolbar. Initially learning how to draw simple prism geometries, from which shapes can be extruded. On

Co.Lab Zero Carbon – Session 1
For our first session of Co.Lab Zero Carbon we were introduced to Virtual Environment (VE) software and learnt the basics of the user interface toolbar. Initially learning how to draw simple prism geometries, from which shapes can be extruded. On

Future House
TITLE: FutureHouse Zero Carbon LOCATION: Moseley, Birmingham COLLABORATORS: Private clients PROJECT TYPE: Research & Development, Environmental Simulation Co.LAB is working with Prof. Lubo Jankovic and PhD candidate Purvesh Bharadwaj to undertake an early scoping study on the viability of turning

Future House
TITLE: FutureHouse Zero Carbon LOCATION: Moseley, Birmingham COLLABORATORS: Private clients PROJECT TYPE: Research & Development, Environmental Simulation Co.LAB is working with Prof. Lubo Jankovic and PhD candidate Purvesh Bharadwaj to undertake an early scoping study on the viability of turning

Zero Carbon
The Zero Carbon Co.Lab aim was to modify and manipulate an existing Victorian house into a house that was zero carbon – or better a house with negative carbon figures. I picked this particular project as it fascinated me that buildings

Zero Carbon
The Zero Carbon Co.Lab aim was to modify and manipulate an existing Victorian house into a house that was zero carbon – or better a house with negative carbon figures. I picked this particular project as it fascinated me that buildings

Zero Carbon: Project Profile
PROJECT: Zero Carbon Design + Retrofit COLLABORATOR: BCU Zero Carbon Research Hub TYPE: Research This ongoing research project investigates zero carbon design through retro-fit or new-build construction using advanced

Zero Carbon: Project Profile
PROJECT: Zero Carbon Design + Retrofit COLLABORATOR: BCU Zero Carbon Research Hub TYPE: Research This ongoing research project investigates zero carbon design through retro-fit or new-build construction using advanced
Post zero carbon IES|Matthew Evans
Over the sessions on zero carbon design, i have successfully turned the Victorian house into a zero carbon building, with CO2 being -29KgCO2. This programme has taught me what can you change and what can’t you change when it comes
Post zero carbon IES|Matthew Evans
Over the sessions on zero carbon design, i have successfully turned the Victorian house into a zero carbon building, with CO2 being -29KgCO2. This programme has taught me what can you change and what can’t you change when it comes
Keane Yuen | Zero Carbon Design
The formative review in December was very helpful in that it allowed us to explain the process and techniques we have learned about IES in detail. This gave us confidence in our skills for the next stage of the module.
Keane Yuen | Zero Carbon Design
The formative review in December was very helpful in that it allowed us to explain the process and techniques we have learned about IES in detail. This gave us confidence in our skills for the next stage of the module.
Zero Carbon Design – Victorian House | Gaurav Janey
Following the presentation in December where we demonstrated the process of how the IES software can be used to alter constructions and attributes of a building or a space and achieve a low energy status, we were given an actual
Zero Carbon Design – Victorian House | Gaurav Janey
Following the presentation in December where we demonstrated the process of how the IES software can be used to alter constructions and attributes of a building or a space and achieve a low energy status, we were given an actual

Vitalijus Duk | Zero Carbon Design Term 1
During the Zero Carbon Co.Lab Sessions we were learning how to used the IESVE software, which stands for Integrated Environmental Solutions. This software allows you to design and operate comfortable buildings which would consume significantly less energy and incorporate low-carbon

Vitalijus Duk | Zero Carbon Design Term 1
During the Zero Carbon Co.Lab Sessions we were learning how to used the IESVE software, which stands for Integrated Environmental Solutions. This software allows you to design and operate comfortable buildings which would consume significantly less energy and incorporate low-carbon
Matthew Evans- What I have learned Zero carbon sessions 1-4
During this colab series in zero carbon design we have been taught the programme IESVE which is a modelling system that allows users to produce buildings which are more environmentally efficient in design as the system tests the building using
Matthew Evans- What I have learned Zero carbon sessions 1-4
During this colab series in zero carbon design we have been taught the programme IESVE which is a modelling system that allows users to produce buildings which are more environmentally efficient in design as the system tests the building using
zero carbon design – learning the software | gaurav janey
The theme of this co.lab project is to learn how to reduce carbon emissions of buildings making the use of integrated environmental solutions (ies) software. the software aims to produce models of buildings with minimalistic carbon emission value (or possibly
zero carbon design – learning the software | gaurav janey
The theme of this co.lab project is to learn how to reduce carbon emissions of buildings making the use of integrated environmental solutions (ies) software. the software aims to produce models of buildings with minimalistic carbon emission value (or possibly

Keane Yuen | Zero Carbon Design II – Reflection of Sessions 1, 2 & 3
Zero Carbon Design makes use of the Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) software to allow the user to produce accurate simulations of thermal, daylighting and energy properties of a building. The software allows the user to create and adjust a model

Keane Yuen | Zero Carbon Design II – Reflection of Sessions 1, 2 & 3
Zero Carbon Design makes use of the Integrated Environmental Solutions (IES) software to allow the user to produce accurate simulations of thermal, daylighting and energy properties of a building. The software allows the user to create and adjust a model
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