期刊
ENERGIES
卷 13, 期 18, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/en13184981
关键词
life cycle assessment; zero-emission building; parametric design; evolutionary computing; solar irradiation
资金
- Norwegian University of Science and Technology-Trondheim (Norway)
This work presents a validated workflow based on an algorithm developed in Grasshopper to parametrically control the building's shape, by maximizing the solar irradiation incident on the building envelope and minimizing the embodied emissions. The algorithm is applied to a zero-emission building concept in Nordic and Mediterranean climate zones. The algorithm enables conducting both energy and environmental assessments throughLadybugtools. The emissions embodied in materials and the solar irradiation incident on the building envelope were estimated in the early design stage. A three-steps optimization process through evolutionary solvers, such as Galapagos (one-objective) and Octopus (multi-objective), has been conducted to shape the most environmentally responsive ZEB model in both climates. The results demonstrated the replicability of the algorithm to optimize the solar irradiation by producing an increment of solar incident irradiation equal to 35% in the Mediterranean area, and to 20% in the Nordic climate. This could contribute to compensate the additional 15% of emissions due to the higher quantities of employed materials in the optimized design. The developed approach, which is based on the parametric design principles for ZEBs, represents a support instrument for designers to develop highly efficient energy solutions in the early design stages.
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