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CASE STUDY PRESENTATION – DOLMA TSERING
Albin Mulic Presentation
Prof. King – Class Meeting Schedule for Thursday March 26th
The same Zoom link is used for all class meetings.
For Thursday’s Class – please select Join Zoom Meeting – starting at 230.
https://zoom.us/j/930068136
Meeting ID: 930 068 136
Tuesday March 24th (done)
Please be on time for your session. I recommend you login 5 minutes prior and wait for your session to begin. Please feel free to watch any of the critiques of any of the groups – all are welcome. Sometimes watching another group helps you to understand the assignment better.
Jablonski,Dominik | 1 | Lan Handling Tech. Offices | 1 | 2:30 PM – 2:45 PM |
Manrique,Brian | ||||
Szpin,Hubert | ||||
Centeno,Victor | 2 | Elmhurst Library | 2 | 2:45 PM – 3:00 PM |
De La Rosa,Estarlin J | ||||
Lee,Richard | ||||
Mendoza,Carrie | 3 | Morgan Library | 3 | 3:00 PM – 3:15 PM |
Williams,Alana | ||||
Casseb,Raphael A | 7 | The Heights – BIG | 4 | 3:15 PM – 3:30 PM |
Ortiz,Ashley | ||||
FULL CLASS SESSION | 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM | |||
Dirsio,Juan | 4 | New Museum | 5 | 4:30 PM – 4:50 PM |
Perez,Daniel | ||||
Rodriguez,Joshua L | ||||
Ahmed,Faizan | 5 | Rollux Showroom | 6 | 4:50 PM – 5:10 PM |
Estevez,Emmanuel | ||||
Tan,Jun Hao | ||||
Ulerio,Rangel | ||||
Hamdan,SaJida | 6 | Citadel University Campus | 7 | 5:10 PM – 5:30 PM |
Khabelashvili,Tea | ||||
Kuang,Mei Fen |
For Thursdays Class – Preliminary Facade Materials Presentation
Please begin to develop a PowerPoint/PDF of your Exterior Facade Presentation and post this online for Thursday. This is a rough draft preliminary presentation – complete as much as you can.
Create another post on Openlab to submit it and remember to select yourself for the category.
Outline of slides: Each slide listed should be the title slide of a group – the number of actual slides will depend upon your selections.
- Slide1 -Credit Slide
- Your name, Course Name, Professor Name, Semester Name
- Also include in smaller type the members of your team
- Slide2 -Opaque Material – Case Study
- Show the case study first that features the use of your facade material choice. Focus on the images that feature the material – you are not looking to explain the building so much as you are looking to feature the material.
- Slide3 -Opaque Material – Detail information
- Show the details you are able to find – in an organized manner. Remember that we are looking to understand structure, thermal and waterproofing.
- For structure this type of material typically connects directly to a solid wall behind.
- Plan details should show inner corner/outer corner, middle and end conditions.
- Section details should show top/bottom/middle conditions.
- Window details – look for details that explain how a window integrates with your system
- Roof details – look for details that explains how the your system meets the roof and parapet.
- Slide4 -Opaque Material – YouTube or other videos
- If you are able to find them include a link to a video featuring the system
- Slide5 -Glass Curtain Wall Material – Case Study
- Show the case study first that features the use of your glass curtain wall. Again remember to focus on the images that feature the material – you are not looking to explain the building.
- Slide6 -Glass Curtain Wall Material -Detail information
- Show the details you are able to find – in an organized manner. Remember that we are looking to understand structure, thermal and waterproofing.
- Your glass curtain wall will either have mullions or may be butt glazed. Make sure you can identify your system type.
- Butt glazed system may us structural glass fins or rely on a truss or cable system or on backup steel columns and beams for support.
- For types with mullions your system will either be stick construction (assembled as a set of separate pieces) or Unitized (the glass and mullions are a single pre-assembled piece) that are lifted into place and typically run from floor to floor.
- For structure on a curtain wall remember that you are typically looking for how it connects to the edge of the slab at each floor. If the floor to floor is very far apart a glass curtain wall may need intermediate supports using steel columns or beams.
- Plan details should show inner corner/outer corner, middle and end conditions.
- Section details should show top/bottom/middle conditions.
- Operable windows (if there are any) for curtain walls are typically integrated into the system.
- Roof details – look for details that explains how the your system meets the roof and parapet. The glass curtain wall may either stop before the roof and parapet and transition to a different type of construction or it may continue in front of the parapet using spandrel panels with a cap at the roof.
- Slide7 -Glass Curtain Wall Material – YouTube or other videos
- If you are able to find them include a link to a video featuring the system
Case Study- Ousmane Camara
Glass Cable Wall:
Pilkington Planar
https://www.pilkington.com/en/us
Link to typical hybrid system
https://www.pilkington.com/en/us/products/product-categories/glass-systems/pilkington-planar
Metal Cladding:
https://www.hendrickcorp.com/architectural/products/arch-cladding/
DOLMA TSERING CASE STUDY – CURTAIN WALL AND OPAQUE FACADE SYSTEMS
KAWNEER MANUFATURER
- 1600 SCREW SPLINE CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM
https://www.kawneer.com/kawneer/north_america/en/product.asp?cat_id=1992&prod_id=3185&desc=blast-mitigation-curtain-wall-systems
- METROVIEW FG 501T WINDOW WALL
https://www.kawneer.com/kawneer/north_america/en/product.asp?cat_id=1913&prod_id=4495&desc=MetroView%C2%AE-FG-501T-Window-Wall-MetroView%C2%AE-Window-Wall-FG-501T-Window-Wall-Window-Wall-Window-Wall-FG-501T
DRI-DESIGN METAL PANEL
- PAINTED ALUMINUM METAL PANEL
- ANODIZED ALUMINUM METAL PANEL