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[42] SAUCE- SpAcevehicle-bUilding Connectivity Evaluation An Adjacent Matrix based digital tool for internal connectivity evaluation and improvement in Spacevehehicle-Buildings Zhelun Zhu 1 1 Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Spacevehicle-building represents a peculiar design problem with many stringent requirements, including unusual surrounding conditions and severe cargo limitations. The latter is caused by the launch system capabilities and impacts on the internal room’s dimensional and mass characteristics. Therefore, one of the Spaceship’s design challenges consists of its internal room organisation considering the needs under holistic perspectives. In particular, it is crucial “how” internal rooms are related since their optimal use depends on well-defined connections. SAUCE proposes an automatised tool that evaluates internal connections’ performance in Spacevehicle-Buildings by digitalising the Adjacency Matrix. This method is used in architectural design to represent the relationship between rooms while its digitalisation will bring the readability and execution by a machine. The proposed tool provides a computable and objective assessment of “how” the internal functions are related to each other, describing a Spacevehicle-Building internal organisation from spatial layout perspective. Implementation of this workflow include feeding the scoring system to a metaheuristic algorithm-based generative process to investigate optimal combinations between the functions, providing support to the design process. Keywords: Space Architecture, Generative Design, Digital Design, Adjacent Matrix, Spatial Layout Design.
[44] Optimization and Design of Building-Integrated Photovoltaic Systems for a High-Rise Building in Shenzhen Yuqi Zhang 1 , Christiane M. Herr 1 and Yongcong Guo 2 1 School of Design, Southern University of Science and Technology. 518055, China 2 Shenzhen Institute of Building Research Co., Ltd. (IBR) 518049, China Cities with large populations and limited space, such as Shenzhen, China, require innovative approaches to distributed photovoltaic (PV) power generation on building surfaces to meet renewable energy production goals. Despite the city's subtropical climate and abundant solar energy resources, along with numerous buildings with potential for PV power generation, architects remain cautious about adopting extensive PV panels on the facades of high-rise buildings. This paper addresses this challenge by integrating engineering and design considerations to facilitate future sustainable design transitions. To achieve optimized Building-integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) in Shenzhen, a case study building is utilized to identify the most suitable PV materials with optimized power generation efficiency, considering solar energy availability and geographical location. The Grasshopper platform, a graphical algorithm editor integrated with the Rhinoceros 3D modeling software package, and PVSyst are employed to determine the angle of solar panels and the physical arrangement of PV modules through building shape modeling and optimization techniques. Four different angles (18°, 45°, 60°, and 90°) of PV module layouts are designed, and simulation results demonstrate their impact on electricity generation efficiency. Notably, a vertical arrangement (90°) of photovoltaic components on the building facade significantly reduces electricity generation efficiency. The proposed simulation method optimizes building PV systems while considering power generation efficiency and supports the future design of energy-efficient residential and office buildings in Shenzhen, supporting long-term reductions in carbon emissions. Keywords: building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV), Ladybug, PVSyst, low carbon design, energy generation
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