ARCH-4372/6372 Technology in Architecture Spring, 2013

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ARCH-4372/6372 Technology in ArchitectureSpring,
2013
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• Professor Robert A. Young, PE
• Office Hours
• T Th 1030-1130 AM or by appointment
• E-mail
• young_at_arch.utah.edu
• Phone
• [phone]
• Web Site
• http//www.arch.utah.edu/young

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Textbooks Other Readings

• Stein, B. and John Reynolds, Walter Grondzik,
  Alison Zwok., Mechanical and Electrical Equipment
  for Buildings, 11th Ed., New York John Wiley
  Sons, 2010.
• Website (http//www.arch.utah.edu/young)
• Coursepack
• Supplemental Reading materials
• Powerpoint Lectures
• Project Information

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Course Objectives

• Lighting system fundamentals
• Heat loss/gain
• HVAC system fundamentals
• Vertical transportation fundamentals
• Plumbing system fundamentals
• Electrical systems fundamentals
• Architectural acoustics

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Projects

• Technology in Architecture
• Electric Light Fixture
• Integrated Studio Project

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Late Policy

• Late work will be penalized one full letter grade
  for any part of the first calendar day and one
  full letter grade each day thereafter. For
  example, an A will become a B etc.
• All previously unsubmitted late work must be
  turned in by 500 PM on the last day of the
  classes to receive course completion credit.

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Examinations

• Exams will be given during class time in the
  design studio.
• Children, pets, and guests are not allowed in
  studio during the exam.
• Unless otherwise announced, exams will be
  multiple choice/true-false questions.

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Examinations

• Exams will be open book and open notes and will
  cover all lecture, reading, and recitation
  materials.
• Bring a calculator, a 2 or HB pencil, and any
  assigned reading materials.

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Examinations

• Arrangements for students with learning
  difficulties should be made prior to the
  examination.
• Makeup exams will only be given for medical or
  legal related reasons.

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Examinations

• Students arriving late will be penalized for
  their tardiness.
• Results will be posted a minimum of 24 hours
  after all students have taken the exam.

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Grading

• A 93 C 73
• A- 90 C- 70
• B 87 D 67
• B 83 D 63
• B- 80 D- 60
• C 77 E lt60

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Class Leadership Participation

• Student interaction is imperative
• Questions are strongly encouraged
• Interaction is an important part of my teaching
  philosophy
• Questions and the resultant discussions bring
  richness and vitality to the course
• Come to class ask questions

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Grading

• Technology in Architecture Project 100 points
• Electric Lighting Fixture Project 100 points
• Integrated Studio Project 100 points
• Exams (2_at_150 pts. each) 300 points
• Total 600 points

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Question(s) of the Day

• What is your experience in lighting, HVAC,
  utilities, and architectural acoustics?
• What would you like to learn about in this
  course?
• Turn in at the end of class today

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Technology Integration

• Thermal
• Acoustical
• Luminous
• Sustainability
• Building Systems
• Structural

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Thermal

• Microclimate
• - Those you find
• - Those you create
• Passive Solar
• - Sun Control
• - Daylighting Interface

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Thermal

• Mechanical Rooms
• Fan Rooms
• Vertical Chases

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Acoustical

• Planning Layout
• Acoustical Phenomena
• Transmission
• Reverberation

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Luminous

• Visual Comfort
• Daylighting
• Electric Lighting

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Sustainability

• Architectural Form as an Environmental Control
• Context Microclimate enhancements
• Architectonics Passive Solar and Daylighting
• Adaptive Reuse Recycled buildings

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• Recall the topics that were covered in the
  environmental controls class
• Stewardship of the Built Environment
• Microclimate Analysis
• Vernacular Precedent
• Passive Thermal Design
• Daylighting
• Visual Comfort

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• How to illustrate systems integration
• Site Planexterior microclimate issues
• Sectionssun/daylight control, natural
  ventilation paths, HVAC mains, structural systems
• Elevationssun/daylight control, natural
  ventilation
• Floor Plansinterior microclimate features,
  mechanical rooms, fan rooms, duct chases,
  electrical closets, plumbing chases, riser
  diagrams
• Modeldaylighting and passive solar control
• Renderingsspecific important details of
  technology integration

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Environmental Controls
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Environmental Controls
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