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Spring 2021 Environment Technology Daylighting Collaborative Project

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Achitecture Gallery Kennesaw State University

Design Process The design is guided by the metamorphosis of a butterfly. We focus on the larvae that hosts the butterfly (caterpillar at this stage) and the wings of the butterfly. Like how a flower blooms, the larvae finally breaks for the caterpillar to grow. This ‘Blooming’ process is done with the assistance of hexagon shapes The pattern established stems from the larvae and hexagons introduced to assist in the formation of blooming like panels. This is done through manual and computational developments.

NUMBER 13 SLIDER

CURVE

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Hand drawn module

V REMAP R S NUMBERS T C

L LIST i ITEM i W

Hexagon displacement set up using multiple curve attractors at the bottom of the grid created. Placement guide script and outcome

A CONSTRUCT B DOMAIN I

Final module

The Panel The panel designed lets light in through rotation. This is done by a vertical and side to side movement. Here are shadow studies done with the proposed facade:

9:00 a.m

12:00 noon

3:00 p.m

6:00 p.m

Radiation Analysis These are the results of the radiation analysis done on the original and the proposed facade model. The proposed facade shows a decrease in light intensity

Original Model Annual Sun Exposure 100% Average Lux 24197 lux

Closed Panel

Partially Open Panel

Annual Sun Exposure 0% Average Lux 1550 lux

Annual Sun Exposure 48.2% Average lux 2017 lux

DAYfLUENT A daylighting synthesis for the Architecture gallery by: GRACE K. | JOANNA W

Analysis courtesy of ClimateStudio and Ladybug


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DAYFLUENT MODEL SHOTS

GRACE K | JOANNA W


MAIN MODEL


Main Model


Main Model


Fibrous Rotating Panel: Sisal Weave

Aluminium Cover (main)

Aluminium Cover (support that encloses the pivot joint)


Main Model


Main Model


Main Model


Rotation Test Model


The End Thank you


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