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7/28/2019 Commerzbank Foster CB http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/commerzbank-foster-cb 1/12 Advanced Facade Technologies Igor Mitric 1 of 12 Name of Project Commerzbank Tower, Frankfurt Name of architect Sir Norman Foster Name of other engineers involved Arup and Krebs & Kiefer- structural engineering  J . Roger Preston with P&A Petterson Ahrens - mechanical engineering Schad & Hölzel - electrical engineering  Thomas Ende – Lighting Design Location Frankfurt, Germany, 1994 - 1997 Characterisitc values story height: 2,75 m  facade thickness: 8 mm of toughened glass,20 cm air space, 12 mm low-E coated insulating glass. employed material(s): reinforced concrete piles – as foundation Steel –main construction (As first building in Germany) Glass – as windows, Atrium, Sky Garden as cover energy design concept First so-called "ecological skyscraper" in the world because of new technology used for heating and cooling . green” skyscraper Each floor has three wings, two of which serve as office space; the third forms part of one of the 4-storey-high gardens. Trough this is possible optimal air flowing , because is always one garden of building on ( weil es immer einen Garten auf der Winddruckseite gibt, durch den die Luft einströmen kann, und einen auf der Windsogseite für den Abluftaustritt)  The inside atrium region has a height of 160 m (43 storeys) with a length of 17 m. It brings a daylight at inside spaces trough whole building. Also, for better controlling of air circulation, is Atrium at every 12 – stories separate trough glass flour in three units. In spiral form, nine sky gardens rise up the tower (three each facing eastwards, southwards and westwards) The gardens provide the inner offices with plenty of daylight.; they create a feeling of openness and space and form part of the sophisticated system of natural ventilation. Facade - For substantial energy-saving and natural ventilation, the building is enclosed in a two- layer façade. The outer skin has slots through which fresh air is able to enter the cavity between the layers.The 12 cm high air outlets and inlets are located above and below the outer facade.  The window of the inner façade, even those on the highest floors, may be opened, ensuring that natural ventilation is possible right up to the 50th floor. The windows on the atrium side can also be opened. Climate control - The building is cooled by a water-filled chilled ceiling system instead of the normal, problematic air-conditioning system. The rooms are heated by conventional convectors. Employees are able to control the temperature in their office individually within a given range. Ventilation - On roughly three-quarters of the days in a year, employees can regulate ventilation themselves by opening or closing the windows individually. Only under extreme weather conditions does the building management system activate the ventilation equipment. usesd literature, sources Script – Facades, Internet

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Name of ProjectCommerzbank Tower, Frankfurt

Name of arch itect

Sir Norman FosterName of other engineers involvedArup and Krebs & Kiefer- structural engineering

 J . Roger Preston with P&A Petterson Ahrens - mechanical engineering Schad & Hölzel - electrical engineering

 Thomas Ende – Lighting Design

LocationFrankfurt, Germany, 1994 - 1997

Characterisitc valuesstory height: 2,75 m facade thickness: 8 mm of toughened glass,20 cm air space, 12 mm low-E coated insulatingglass.

employed material(s): reinforced concrete piles – as foundation Steel –main construction (As first building in Germany)Glass – as windows, Atrium, Sky Garden as cover

energy design concept

First so-called "ecological skyscraper" in the world because of new technology usedfor heating and cooling . “ green” skyscraper 

Each floor has three wings, two of which serve as office space; the third forms part of one of the4-storey-high gardens. Trough this is possible optimal air flowing , because is always onegarden of building on ( weil es immer einen Garten auf der Winddruckseite gibt, durch den die Lufteinströmen kann, und einen auf der Windsogseite für den Abluftaustritt) 

 The inside atrium region has a height of 160 m (43 storeys) with a length of 17 m. It brings adaylight at inside spaces trough whole building. Also, for better controlling of air circulation, isAtrium at every 12 – stories separate trough glass flour in three units.In spiral form, nine sky gardens rise up the tower (three each facing eastwards, southwardsand westwards) The gardens provide the inner offices with plenty of daylight.; they create afeeling of openness and space and form part of the sophisticated system of natural ventilation.Facade - For substantial energy-saving and natural ventilation, the building is enclosed in a two-layer façade. The outer skin has slots through which fresh air is able to enter the cavity betweenthe layers.The 12 cm high air outlets and inlets are located above and below the outer facade.

 The window of the inner façade, even those on the highest floors, may be opened, ensuring thatnatural ventilation is possible right up to the 50th floor. The windows on the atrium side can alsobe opened.

Climate contro l - The building is cooled by a water-filled chilled ceiling system instead of thenormal, problematic air-conditioning system. The rooms are heated by conventional convectors.Employees are able to control the temperature in their office individually within a given range.Ventilation - On roughly three-quarters of the days in a year, employees can regulate ventilationthemselves by opening or closing the windows individually. Only under extreme weatherconditions does the building management system activate the ventilation equipment.

usesd literature, sourcesScript – Facades, Internet

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