Building Performance Modeling (Energy, Water, Daylight)
Re:Vision models building performance to compare and optimize design solutions for energy and water conservation. Modeling services include: energy analysis of building envelope, energy systems, and/or operational strategies; closed loop water systems; hygrothermal analysis of heat and water movement through building enclosures; thermal bridge analysis; and/or daylight studies.
Featured Projects
University of Pennsylvania Stouffer Hall – Philadelphia, PA
Role: Sustainability / LEED Consultant
Early stage energy analysis of building envelope attributes, lighting strategies and controls, operational parameters, and PV for a complete renovation of existing student housing.
Philadelphia Zoo Main Restaurant – Philadelphia, PA
Role: Sustainability / LEED Consultant
Daylight analysis to inform building form and glazing selection for a new restaurant.
6 Northway Warehouse – Colonie, NY
Role: Architect
Adaptive reuse warehouse with the goal of being zero energy, an iterative modeling process informed the selection of the optimal systems and assemblies based on efficiency and cost.
Swarthmore College NPPR Dormitory – Swarthmore, PA
Role: Sustainability Consultant
Analysis of building orientation, glazing strategies, and insulation locations and values to arrive at a design optimized for cost and performance.
Community College of Philadelphia Career & Advanced Technology Center – Philadelphia, PA
Role: Sustainability / LEED Consultant
Daylight analysis for a new automotive technologies building with classroom and lab spaces.