Microclimateimpacts on the built environment[Warner, CRC for Construction Innovation] 2004-003-B

2004-003-B
CRCci

2004

Presently, there are individual tools available for the assessment of shading, thermal, radiation and wind flow characteristics of a proposed design that require assessment by...
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Overview

Presently, there are individual tools available for the assessment of shading, thermal, radiation and wind flow characteristics of a proposed design that require assessment by expert users. This project will quantify and model the potential microclimatic influences and impacts of a building, within a precinct of buildings, through interrogation of a 3D CAD model. If the proof of concept is successful, this tool could enable planners/developers/designers to model this interaction at an early design level. It has the potential to provide local authorities Australia-wide with a tool to rapidly quantify impacts of building designs within a precinct or region of buildings.


Research Team

Bradley Warner

Project Leader

Bradley Warner

CRC for Construction Innovation

b.warner@construction-innovation.info

Heidi Astin, Medha Gokhale, Nelson Ross

Participants

Heidi Astin, Medha Gokhale, Nelson Ross

Brisbane City Council

Fanny Boulaire, Angelo Delsante, Robin Drogemuller, Melissa James, Anne Miller, Steven Moller, David Paterson, Gerardo Trinidad

Participants

Fanny Boulaire, Angelo Delsante, Robin Drogemuller, Melissa James, Anne Miller, Steven Moller, David Paterson, Gerardo Trinidad

CSIRO

Ron Apelt, Dale Gilbert

Participants

Ron Apelt, Dale Gilbert

Qld Dept of Public Works

Ian Cowling, Steve Coyne, Adrian Cupitt, Nur Demirbilek, John Hayes, Ross Hayward, Rosie Kennedy, Anthony Nguyen, Zinmar Thein, Jinglan Zhang

Participants

Ian Cowling, Steve Coyne, Adrian Cupitt, Nur Demirbilek, John Hayes, Ross Hayward, Rosie Kennedy, Anthony Nguyen, Zinmar Thein, Jinglan Zhang

Queensland University of Technology

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