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Openings? As we have mentioned before, at Titania we self-impose architectural objectives against the prejudices that exist regarding openings in an energy efficient building. Its ground floor has an 80% glass façade envelope. In a Passivhaus home it is not difficult to project large windows, the complicated thing is to understand what you are doing. It is part of the training that the architect must have to make initial decisions that are realistic, both economically and in what affects the objective of creating efficient architecture. 14 Arroyofresno DMDVA Homes Building of 14 Homes in Arroyofresno. Why have you chosen KÖMMERLING Phone Number Data systems for the project's enclosures? For its fabulous balance between technical performance and price. The decision was both ours as designers, and the owner of the building. In your opinion, is it enough to follow passive criteria when planning and building, or is it important to certify? What does Passivhaus certification provide? For us, a Passivhaus building is one that has the certification that supports it. We can name the rest of the buildings however we want, but they are not Passivhaus. Passivhaus certification, when granted by a third party, unrelated to the Project and Construction process, gives value to the building. It greatly limits interested opinions of the parties involved in the process.
This is applicable to any type of certification carried out on any building. Industrialization is gaining ground in architecture, even in his studio he already has a project carried out through modular construction. What do you think about this? Do you think industrialization is going to change or is the construction sector changing? Indeed, industrialized construction is advancing within the traditional construction sector. In our company we are staunch defenders of the use of complete construction systems. The permanent application of this principle implies establishing a construction methodology whose extreme would be industrialized modular construction. We cannot understand that the construction tolerances of a building have to be different from those of an airplane or a car. This affects the architecture. We are currently building three buildings with industrialized modular construction. We know that this type of construction will change the sector in the short term. What advantages does industrialized construction provide? Is it advantageous when it comes to obtaining efficient and sustainable projects? The advantages are obvious.
This type of construction requires a methodology and programming of material collection and work like any other industry. In addition, the construction tolerance is adjusted to the millimeter, the trades are usually from the same company, which reduces errors, and execution times and costs are optimized given that the building is built outside the plot, under a roof. This also results in greater labor productivity and the safety of the work itself. Regarding its energy efficiency, this construction system has the same level of advantages as any other we use. Regarding its sustainability, it is evident that a perfectly studied process, such as industrialized construction, is more sustainable. What differentiates it from the rest is its precision, speed and cost optimization. Regarding the architect, an industrialized construction process requires carrying out detailed execution projects with a LEAN management criterion where every last screw is planned before starting construction. LEAN management is a production system established by a Japanese multinational automobile company that attempted to respond to market changes without affecting production.
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发表于 2024-2-19 19:37:40
