El Nido_S Sheets_Stefany_Maggie

El Nido_S Sheets_Stefany_Maggie

Structure

Our structure is composed of cross laminated timber (CLT) to address the issue of carbon pollution affecting the wildlife in Madrid. Some benefits of CLT are that it has a significantly lower carbon footprint which reduces the amount of pollution in the air, it provides strong support and can be rapidly installed. The structure of the building is made up of a combination of CLT beams, CLT structural walls,  .3x.3m CLT columns, and 5x10m CLT panels. The joints are made of steel connections to hold the beams together.

Roof

Our roof structural system consists of a CLT roof that is supported by a system of beams and structural walls of the four buildings below. The structural walls of each of the four buildings are oriented in ways to block the harsh summer sun on June 21st while the walls with glazed openings allow for comfortable views. The super roof also has a few strategic openings to allow light into the core of the interior courtyard.

HVAC System Details

Floor Plan

 

Structural Plan

CLT Panel Plan

 

Structural Model

Section Details

Section

Reviewer Comments

  • Louvers help to cool the space
  • how does out site support avian habitats?
  • What is the connection to the wetlands
  • Do we like the part sticking out? – either make it more pronounced or remove it
  • How does the roof overhang work in the summer v.s. the winter

Communication

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Radiation Analysis

Analysis Time Period: 6/1-8/31

Analysis Time Period: 12/1-2/28

Site Plan