Building 2000.Office Buildings, Public Buildings, Hotels and Holiday Complexes

This set of Building 2000 brochures illustrates how architects and other building designers can successfully apply passive solar principles to produce energy-efficient buildings. Building 2000 is a pilot project of the European Commission's R & D programme `Solar Energy Applications to Buildings', encouraging the adoption of solar architectures in large buildings.
There was an enthusiastic response from project teams responsible for the design of 32 large buildings with a total construction budget of more than 140 million ECU. During the design phase of these buildings the Commission offered free design support to architects and design team members to improve the building designs. The willingness to collaborate with R & D experts encouraged the Commission's action in this field.
The results of the design studies illustrating passive solar architecture in buildings in the European Community are presented in two volumes. Volume I covers Schools, Laboratories and Universities; Sports and Educational Centres. Volume II covers Office Buildings, Public Buildings; Hotels and Holiday Complexes.
A summary of the results from the various design support activities is presented in the second part of each volume.
These two books reflect the results of the exchange of information between the actual design practitioners and the European R & D community. They are an invaluable source of information for architects and engineers interested in passive solar architecture and modern daylighting approaches.
The volumes are available separately or as a set.

Klappentext

This set of Building 2000 brochures illustrates how architects and other building designers can successfully apply passive solar principles to produce energy-efficient buildings. Building 2000 is a pilot project of the European Commission's R & D programme `Solar Energy Applications to Buildings', encouraging the adoption of solar architectures in large buildings.
There was an enthusiastic response from project teams responsible for the design of 32 large buildings with a total construction budget of more than 140 million ECU. During the design phase of these buildings the Commission offered free design support to architects and design team members to improve the building designs. The willingness to collaborate with R & D experts encouraged the Commission's action in this field.
The results of the design studies illustrating passive solar architecture in buildings in the European Community are presented in two volumes. Volume I covers Schools, Laboratories and Universities; Sports and Educational Centres. Volume II covers Office Buildings, Public Buildings; Hotels and Holiday Complexes.
A summary of the results from the various design support activities is presented in the second part of each volume.
These two books reflect the results of the exchange of information between the actual design practitioners and the European R & D community. They are an invaluable source of information for architects and engineers interested in passive solar architecture and modern daylighting approaches.
The volumes are available separately or as a set.

Zusammenfassung
The set of "Building 2000" brochures illustrates how architects and other building designers can successfully apply passive solar principles to produce energy-efficient buildings. This second volume focuses on office buildings, public buildings, hotels and holiday complexes.

Inhalt

Vol. 1
Introduction to Design Support Activities and Summaries of Design Support Reports; C. den Ouden. 1. Learning from Building 2000; J.O. Lewis, L. Kealy. 2. Passive and Hybrid Cooling of Buildings. Results of a Study; M. Antinucci, B. Fleury, J. Lopez d'Asiain, E. Maldonado, M. Santamouris, A. Tombazis, S. Yannas. 3. Ventilation Studies Discussion Meeting; N. Baker. 4. About Ventilation in Building 2000 Project; B. Fleury. 5. Atrium Design Guidelines; N. Baker. 6. Daylighting Advice; M. Fontoynont. 7. Daylight Design for Passive Solar Buildings; J. Lynes. 8. Simulation of Thermal Aspects of Three German Projects by ESP; P. Voit. 9. Passive Solar School on Andros Island, Thermal Performance Analysis; G. Zannis. 10. Methilhill School Scotland; N. Baker. 11. Valongo do Vouga School, Thermal Consultancy; F. de Oliveira Moita. 12. Department of Medicine, University of Ioannina; N. Baker. 13. Educational Centre with Solar Roof Madrid-Spain; W.F.M. van der Vliet. 14. Case Study on Enercom School in Madrid; J. Lopez de Asiain. 15. Report on Daylighting through Roof Openings for a School in Madrid; J.A. de Ian Fuente, A. Sanz.

Vol. 2
Introduction to Design Support Activities and Summaries of Design Support Reports; C. den Ouden. 1. Report on Consultancy for the University of Seville; J. Lopez de Asiain, N. Baker. 2. Increasing Daylighting of the Court Building Oranienstrasse 9 in Berlin; G. Willbold-Lohr. 3. Study Centre, Macynlleth, Wales; J. Walker, M. Wilson, Y. Dean. 4. Permaculture Institute, Styerberg; N. Baker. 5. Projekt Ökologische Akademie Hosüne; H. Schulz. 6. Thermal Behaviour of the Building; A. Grelat. 7. Newbury Central Library, an Example of a Daylight Design Study; C.J. Hancock, J. Littler. 8. The Lebensgarten Community Centre; N. Baker. 9. Hellas Holiday Hotels; A. Argiriou. 10. Daylighting and Thermal Report for Barcelona Hotel; R. Serra. 11. Energy Conservation Strategies and Assessment of a Tourist Residence Complex; P. Koronakis.