Green Building : Project Planning and Cost Estimating

ویرایش: 3rd ed 
نویسندگان: Staff. R. S. Means Company  
سری: RSMeans 
ISBN (شابک) : 9780876292617, 9781118030035 
ناشر: Wiley 
سال نشر: 2011 
تعداد صفحات: 466 
زبان: English 
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) 
حجم فایل: 44 مگابایت 

قیمت کتاب (تومان) : 57,000

مرجع هزینه منحصر به فرد، به روز شده و گسترش یافته، برای معماران، مهندسان، پیمانکاران، مالکان ساختمان، و مدیران

ساختمان سبز دیگر یک روند نیست. از زمان انتشار اولین نسخه پرخواننده این کتاب، ساختمان سبز به یک پیشرفت بزرگ در طراحی و ساخت تبدیل شده است. آیین نامه ها و استانداردهای ساختمانی بازده انرژی بسیار سخت تری را اتخاذ کرده اند. کسب‌وکارها، مؤسسات و جوامع صرفه‌جویی عظیمی را در کنار مزایای سلامتی و بازاریابی در ساختمان‌سازی پایدار کشف کرده‌اند. تأسیسات خصوصی و همچنین ساختمان های عمومی برای دولت های فدرال، ایالتی و محلی به طور فزاینده ای برای طراحی و ساخت پایدار در ساخت و سازهای جدید و نوسازی مورد نیاز است.

این «نسخه سوم» با جدیدترین فناوری‌های ساختمان سبز، مفاهیم طراحی، استانداردها و هزینه‌ها به‌روزرسانی شده است. فصل‌ها، مطالعات موردی و منابع به شما راهنمایی عملی در مورد ساختمان سبز می‌دهند، از جمله آخرین موارد در موارد زیر:

رویکردهای ساختمان سبز، مصالح، سیستم‌های رتبه‌بندی، استانداردها و دستورالعمل‌ها

بهینه‌سازی انرژی، پیاده‌سازی ابزارهای مدل‌سازی انرژی

طراحی و مشخص کردن، و همچنین راه اندازی، پروژه های ساختمان سبز

محصولات و مواد اغلب مشخص شده، و همچنین نمونه ای از مشخصات

اهداف و تکنیک های سلامت، راحتی و بهره وری

ارزیابی هزینه در مقابل ارزش محصولات سبز در طول چرخه عمر خود

استراتژی های سبز کم هزینه، و انگیزه های اقتصادی ویژه و بودجه

ساختمان سازی و ملاحظات هزینه

با فصل جدیدی در سبزسازی املاک تجاری، این مرجع یک مرحله ای است منبعی برای آخرین رویکردها و پیاده سازی ساختمان سبز.

مشارکت کنندگان، همه رهبران برجسته در ساختمان سبز، عبارتند از:

مارک کالین، FAIA، FCSI، نویسنده GreenSpec اصلی

اندی واکر، دکترا، PE، مهندس ارشد با NREL

جوزف ماکالوسو، AACE، مشاور هزینه گواهی شده

A unique cost reference, updated and expanded, for architects, engineers, contractors, building owners, and managers

Green building is no longer a trend. Since the publication of the widely read first edition of this book, green building has become a major advancement in design and construction. Building codes and standards have adopted much stricter energy efficiencies. Businesses, institutions, and communities have discovered huge savings, along with health and marketing advantages, in sustainable building. Private facilities, as well as public buildings for Federal, state, and local governments are increasingly required to design and build sustainably in both new construction and renovation.

This ''Third Edition'' has been updated with the latest in green building tech-nologies, design concepts, standards, and costs. The chapters, case studies, and resources give you practical guidance on green building, including the latest on:

Green building approaches, materials, rating systems, standards, and guidelines

Energy efficiencies, implementing energy modeling tools

Designing and specifying, as well as commissioning, green building projects

Often-specified products and materials, as well as a sample spec

Goals and techniques for health, comfort, and productivity

Evaluating the cost versus value of green products over their life cycle

Low-cost green strategies, and special economic incentives and funding

Building deconstruction and cost considerations

With a new chapter on greening of commercial real estate, this reference is a one-stop resource for the latest in green building approaches and implementation.

The contributors, all prominent leaders in green building, include:

Mark Kalin, FAIA, FCSI, author of the original GreenSpec

Andy Walker, Ph.D., PE, senior engineer with NREL

Joseph Macaluso, AACE, certified cost consultant

Content: \"\"Title Page\"\"
 \"\"Copyright Page\"\"
 \"\"Acknowledgments\"\"
 \"\"About the Contributors\"\"
 \"\"Foreword\"\"
 \"\"Introduction\"\"
 \"\"Part 1 --
Green Building Concepts\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 1 --
Green Building Approaches\"\"
 \"\"Resource Efficiency\"\"
 \"\"Demolition/ Construction Practices\"\"
 \"\"Recycling\"\"
 \"\"Environmental Sensitivity\"\"
 \"\"Water/Landscape\"\"
 \"\"Sewage Treatment\"\"
 \"\"Designing for People: Health & Productivity\"\"
 \"\"Green Building Hurdles\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 2 --
Introduction to Green Building Materials & Systems\"\"
 \"\"Green Material Alternatives by CSI Division\"\"
 \"\"Alternative Materials\"\" \"\"Conclusion\"\"\"\"Chapter 3 --
Building Deconstruction\"\"
 \"\"What Exactly Is Deconstruction?\"\"
 \"\"Who Performs Deconstruction?\"\"
 \"\"The Deconstruction Process\"\"
 \"\"Economic Benefits\"\"
 \"\"Cost Considerations\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 4 --
Efficient Use of Energy & Other Resources\"\"
 \"\"Understanding Occupants’ Needs & Expectations\"\"
 \"\"The Building Envelope & Systems Interactions\"\"
 \"\"Energy Efficiency Strategies\"\"
 \"\"Electrical Power Generation\"\"
 \"\"Renewable Energy & Distributed Generation Technologies\"\"
 \"\"Water Conservation\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 5 --
Solar Energy Systems\"\" \"\"Background: Energy, Economics, Environment, Health & Security\"\"\"\"Energy Use in Different Types of Buildings\"\"
 \"\"The Solar Resource\"\"
 \"\"Passive Solar Heating\"\"
 \"\"Cooling Load Avoidance\"\"
 \"\"Photovoltaics\"\"
 \"\"Solar Water Heating\"\"
 \"\"Solar Ventilation Air Heating\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 6 --
Wind Power\"\"
 \"\"Applications & Concerns: An Overview\"\"
 \"\"Other Considerations\"\"
 \"\"Basic Criteria for Using a Wind System\"\"
 \"\"Small Wind System Components\"\"
 \"\"Evaluating the Local Wind Resource\"\"
 \"\"Estimating the Cost of Wind Systems\"\"
 \"\"Obstacles & Incentives\"\"
 \"\"Building Permit Issues\"\" \"\"Connecting Wind Systems to Utility Grids\"\"\"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 7 --
Health, Comfort & Productivity\"\"
 \"\"Indoor Air Quality\"\"
 \"\"Thermal Comfort\"\"
 \"\"Quality of Light\"\"
 \"\"Water Quality\"\"
 \"\"Noise Management\"\"
 \"\"Furniture & Furnishings\"\"
 \"\"Flooring & Wall Finishes\"\"
 \"\"Carpeting, Rugs & Mattresses\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Part 2 --
Designing, Specifying & Commissioning the Green Building\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 8 --
The Green Design Process & Associated Costs\"\"
 \"\"Technology & Information Sharing\"\"
 \"\"Team Building & Goal Setting\"\"
 \"\"Cost of a LEED Rating\"\"
 \"\"The Design Team\"\" \"\"The Building Program\"\"\"\"Design Team Selection Criteria\"\"
 \"\"Design Team Statement of Work\"\"
 \"\"Costs of Energy Modeling\"\"
 \"\"Schematic/ Preliminary Design\"\"
 \"\"Design Development\"\"
 \"\"Construction Documents\"\"
 \"\"Bid Solicitation & Contract Award\"\"
 \"\"Construction\"\"
 \"\"Operations & Maintenance\"\"
 \"\"Measurement & Verification\"\"
 \"\"Establishing a Green Team in an Existing Facility\"\"
 \"\"Conclusion\"\"
 \"\"Chapter 9 --
Rating Systems, Standards & Guidelines\"\"
 \"\"Whole Building Multiple Attribute Ratings\"\"
 \"\"Whole Building Single Attribute Ratings\"\"
 \"\"Building Product Labels\"\"