MArch Architectural Studies School of Architecture

Hailu Huang

(Miss)
Contact
hailey.huang017@gmail.com
H.Huang2@student.gsa.ac.uk
Works
Tree Facade with Wind Simulation

Tree Facade with Wind Simulation

This design project is mainly based on analyzing the wind environment by simulation and designing a facade to reduce the heat loss caused by wind, as well as generate electricity at the same time. The idea originates from my living experience in my accommodation in Glasgow. Because of the strong wind in Glasgow, many students living here had the experience of feeling cold around the windows or suffering from the scary noise caused by the wind.

In my design, sunlight, wind, and heat will all be considered as they are very important elements for comfort, but there are inevitably some conflicting elements. I will mainly focus on wind, because I suppose for places with stronger wind and less sunlight, it is more useful to prevent the heat loss caused by the strong wind.

SITE PLAN

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STANDARD FLOOR PLAN

CURRENT ELEVATIONS

WIND ROSE OF GLASGOW

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WIND SIMULATION1

WIND SIMULATION2

WIND SIMULATION3

IMAGE PROCESS

WIND SIMULATION4

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DENSITY LEVELS

DENSITY LEVEL ON ELEVATIONS

GENERATION OF 'TRUNKS'

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GENERATION OF 'BRANCHES'

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ELEVATION WITH BRANCHES

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OPTMIZATION OF 'LEAVES'

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ADDING 'LEAVES'

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ISOMETRIC DRAWING

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

FINAL ELEVATIONS

APPLIANCE ON ANOTHER BUILDING-SIMULATION

APPLIANCE ON ANOTHER BUILDING-ELEVATIONS

APPLIANCE ON ANOTHER BUILDING-ISOMETRIC DRAWING