JASON LEE
BUILDING SCIENCE 2
ANALYSIS REPORT
ACOUSTIC ANALYSIS
PROJECT 1 | LIGHTING & ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE
EVALUATION and DESIGN
TASK
This assignment is intended to be completed in a group of 6/7 students per group to evaluate their environment in terms of lighting and acoustics performances. Each group is required to choose a case study from the list of buildings provided. Prepare a measured drawing with appropriate scale of your case study. Show all the necessary features which effect on the lighting and acoustics conditions of your case study. They should carry out an appraisal of day-lighting artificial lighting, noise and sound condition (quality and quantity) in the selected case study. Their identification of adequacy of the quantity of light and sound/noise for the case study needed to be carried out objectively.
LEARNING OUTCOME
Learning Outcomes
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Able to produce a complete documentation on analysis of space in relation to lighting requirement eg. natural and artificial lighting. (Pictures, sketches and drawing) and analysis of factors which effects the lighting design of a space.
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Explore and apply understanding of building physic eg. Lighting towards building / construction technology and building materials on existing building projects.
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Able to evaluate and explore the improvisation by using current material and technology in relevance to present construction industry
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Basic understanding and analysis of lighting layout and arrangements by using certain methods or calculations eg. Lumen method and PSALI.
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Basic understanding and analysis of acoustic design layout and arrangements by using certain methods or calculations eg. Reverberation time and sound transmission coefficient.
Analyse and evaluate
For Lighting
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The site conditions (sky condition, building orientation, etc)
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Take readings of daylight level, lighting level and photos (digital images) in the chosen case study at different times of day (morning, noon, afternoon and at night).
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Present the analysis in a lighting contour diagram.
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Quantitative analysis is required in order to present your findings in conclusions.
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Daylighting and lighting condition (identify the problems)
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Present all your findings graphically as much as possible
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Provide the calculation for the existing design.
For Acoustic
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The general site conditions (eg. Highway, main roads adjacent to your case study)
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Take readings of sound level indoor and outdoor and photos (digital images) in the chosen case study at different times of day (morning, noon, afternoon and at night).
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Present the analysis in a noise contour diagram.
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Quantitative analysis is required in order to present your findings in conclusions.
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Indoor and outdoor noise (identify the problems)
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Present all your findings graphically as much as possible
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Provide the calculation for the existing design.
In order to carry out this project, each group are to collect lux-meter and sound level meter. Please be responsible in collecting, using and returning the equipments.
PRESENTATION BOARD


REPORT
PROJECT 2|INTEGRATION PROJECT WITH STUDIO 5
TASK
Each student is required to incorporate one (1) A2 board for Lighting Integrated Design and one (1) A2 board for Acoustics Integrated Design and to be submitted in a clear folder (front/back). Within your building design, you are required to identify spaces which require artificial lighting and day-lighting. As for the acoustic, you are required to identify spaces to integrate your external noises and internal noises. Integration must be solution based and you are advised to incorporate visuals, diagrams and renderings using any environmental design analysis tools in your presentation board(s). Calculations to resolve your design integrations solutions must be attached in A4 and submitted together. All kind of proposals need to have a good justification.
LEARNING OUTCOME
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Produce site analysis which document, interpret and analyze the site context in relation to lighting and acoustics.
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Identify and analyze functional needs through case studies to inform of lighting and acoustics.
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FINAL BOARD



