Journal Entry For
Module 3 - Project Goals Targets & Strategies
- Sustainable
- Measure
- Targets
- Use Sustainable Materials
- 25% recycled materials
- Design for Resilience (Flooding, Earthquakes)
- Maintain Structural Integrity
- Maintain Operability
- Maximize Durability/Maintainability
- Strategies
- Locally Sourced Materials
- Recycled Materials
- Low CO2 Materials
- Material Reuse
- Buildable
- Measure
- Targets
- Minimize costs
- Minimize construction time
- Strategies
- Materials
- Construction Methods
- Field Built
- Pre-fab Assemblies
- Operable
- Measure
- EUI: Energy Use Intensity, Energy Used Per Year / Area
- Targets
- Reduce Energy Use (Lights,Heating, Cooling, etc)
- Net Zero Site/Source/ Energy, or Net Zero Energy Emissions/Cost
- Reduce Water Use
- 40% fixture use reduction
- 80% irrigation reduction
- Minimize Vibration/Movement
- Strategies
- Low Water Vegetation
- Waterless Fixtures
- Renewable Sources: Rainwater, Graywater, Blackwater
- Building Design: Massing, Orientation, Surface features/Building Envelope, Building layout
- Systems Design: Efficiency of Systems (HVAC, Lighting)
- Useable
- Measure
- Targets
- Choose Visual Impact
- Maximize User Satisfaction
- Improve User Comfort
- Encourage Well-Being/Healthy Behaviors
- Strategies
- Adjustable Thermostats
- Operable Windows
- Use Stairs
- Bicycling
Computing a Baseline EUI for Comparison
You can compute a Baseline EUI for your building based on the building use and location. This will be useful for computing a Target EUI based on your reduction goals. One useful tool for doing this is provided by Architecture 2030, and you can use it here: