Environmental Education Center

by Saif Eddine Majdaoui
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2019-06-20 18:03:51
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Maroc
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7802 / FR

New Construction

Building Type : Other building
Construction Year : 2016
Delivery year : 2018
Address 1 - street : km 31 prés des jardins exotiques 11000 SALé, Maroc
Climate zone : [Csa] Interior Mediterranean - Mild with dry, hot summer.

Net Floor Area : 6 000 m² Autre type de surface nette
Construction/refurbishment cost : 8 000 000 €
Cost/m2 : 1333.33 €/m²

Primary energy need :
259 kWhep/m².an
(Calculation method : Other )

Energy consumption

Economical buildingBuilding

< 50A

51 à 90B

91 à 150C

151 à 230D

231 à 330E

331 à 450F

> 450G

Energy-intensive building

The Center for Environmental Education, adjoining the exotic gardens of Bouknadel, ... This is an operation initiated by the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Protection of the Environment, designed by Layla SKALI, accompanied on the environmental and development side by Bureau Veritas Morocco Group.

The CEE is an elegant building, contemporary very bright high-end; built in earth, bioclimatic design, made of raw materials assumed, it is at the forefront of technology serving ecology, well-being, comfort of use and health.

Another peculiarity for this project, which shows the evolution of organizational methods, especially thanks to digital. Technologies equip the building: Home automation, display screens of environmental indicators ...

A strong commitment to the environment
Another marker of this project, CEE is the first building testing the feasibility of setting up a Moroccan label for projects located in Morocco. Its architecture illustrates the commitment of the Mohammed VI Foundation for the protection of the environment and its partners in a process of sustainable construction and environmental labeling. The large glazed areas allow to work in natural light the maximum of time. High performance double glazing is equipped with blinds .......
Inside, the structure of the walls built in earth allows the storage of the heat and its slow restitution. The strength of this building is to achieve the objectives of Moroccan environmental labeling with a mostly isolated and efficient envelope, thanks to this combination of the inertia of the earth, the performance of glazing and home automation equipment. At the level of the outdoor gardens, 274 m² of photovoltaic panels of 168 modules provide the necessary energy for building operation and all its annexes with a coverage percentage of needs exceeding 90% (low demand) and more than 30 % (high demand). Finally, unlike Moroccan operations, a Wastewater Treatment Plant is installed to completely cover the watering needs of all the gardens and green spaces surrounding the Center.

Data reliability

Self-declared

Contractor

Name : Fondation Mohammed VI pour la protection de l'environnement

Contact : KM,3,2 Route de Zaiers, avenue mohammed VI, rue EL MADANI IBN Houssaini RABAT

Construction Manager

Name : LAYLA SKALI ARCHITECTE

Contact : LAYLA SKALI architecte Rabat, Rabat-Salé-Zemmour-Zaër, Morocco

Stakeholders

Function : Other consultancy agency

Function : Company

Function : Assistance to the Contracting Authority

Owner approach of sustainability

Mohammed VI foundation label for the protection of the environment based on international labels: LEED, HQE, BREEAM

Architectural description

A zero-loss passive architectural design meeting the targets below:

Eco - Construction: Integrated Choice of Processes and Construction Products / Clean Construction Site

Eco - Management: Energy / Water management, waste activities

Comfort: Hygro-thermal, acoustic, visual and olfactory

Health: Sanitary quality of spaces, air, water.

Expected results:

Realization of an ecological construction project inspired by Moroccan ancestral know-how in an environmental approach aiming at performance, energy efficiency and sustainability
Realization of an ecological construction project proposing a strong, functional and evolutionary integrated architecture.
Realization of an ecological construction project exploiting all renewable energy sources effective for the good operation of the center.
Obtaining an exemplary and demonstrative architecture, in terms of sustainable development, illustrating itself the ecological purpose. Rational exploitation of natural resources (land, water, air, wind), use of geothermal energy through a Canadian well, optimized water management, natural ventilation, use of wind power for point electricity generation (wind turbines), use of solar energy, solar street lights.

Energy consumption

Primary energy need : 259,00 kWhep/m².an
Primary energy need for standard building : 449,83 kWhep/m².an

Calculation method : Other

Final Energy : 81,99 kWhef/m².an

Breakdown for energy consumption :

Heating 2042.29 Kwh / year
Cooling 41049 Kwh / year
Interior lighting 38140,84 Kwh / year
ventilation 139 712.05

These data are based on a Dynamic Thermal Simulation study phase design (improved inputs and ambitious assumptions)

More information :

the actual consumption differs from the theoretical consumption, we did not perform any dynamic thermal simulation in the execution phase, however we have energy meters communicated to a centralized technical management (see photos), they indicate a consumption (17 MWH) the building is not yet busy regularly, we can share the annual consumption at the end of 2019,
The actual energy production by the installed PV system measured on June 13, 2019 is: 45 MWH in 2421 hours since system startup. (to see the photo)

Envelope performance

More information :

Garden floor retaining wall: A 13 mm Placoplatre, 5 cm high density rock wool accompanied by a 1 cm layer of thermal insulation of mineral wool, 20 cm reinforced concrete covered with an extruded polystyrene insulation of 4 cm => U = 0.571 W / m2-K.

Exterior Garden floor: A 13 mm Placoplatre, 5 cm high density rockwool with a 1 cm air gap, covered with 20 cm reinforced concrete => U = 0.616 W / m2-K

Wall outside floor: Wall rammed from 80 to 100 cm, the option 80 cm was selected responding to the safeguards of the RTCM => U = 0.665 W / m2-K

- Low floor on solid ground: Concrete slab of 15 cm with // Extruded polystyrene thermal insulation of 4 cm U = 0.658 W / m2-K
- Intermediate floor: 10 cm polished concrete slab on a DAS 250 // a 60 cm plenum, and a 13 mm acoustic plasterboard U = 0.451 W / m2-K
- Roofing: bituminous waterproofing layer // 7 cm high density rock wool insulation // one layer of R12 insulating foam and 3 cm fir decking U = 0.338 W / m2-K U < 0.65 W / m2-K ✓

- Structural partition: 16 cm reinforced concrete U = 2,490 W / m2-K
- Non-structural partition Garden level (classroom separation): Two layers of 26 mm plasterboard separated by rockwool insulation in 5 cm rigid panel U = 0.653 W / m2-K
- Current non-structural partition: Two plaster plaster of 15 mm on a brick terracotta 6 holes of 7 cm. U = 1.630 W / m2-K
- Glass partition: Simple glazing Stadio extra clear with aluminum joinery without thermal break. U = 5.788 W / m2-K
- Curtain wall double glazing argon filling with aluminum joinery with thermal break: U = 1,4 * 0,95 + 4,719 * 0,05, Uw = 1,396 W / m2-K, U <3,30 W / m2 -K ✓ and FS = 0.34

Real final energy consumption

Real final energy consumption/m2 : 20,00 kWhef/m².an

Year of the real energy consumption : 2 019

Systems

Heating system :

Heat pump

Hot water system :

No domestic hot water system

Cooling system :

Reversible heat pump
Roof-top

Ventilation system :

Nocturnal ventilation

Renewable systems :

Solar photovoltaic

Renewable energy production : 50,00 %

- TRAN chilled water pump with a net COP of 2.22 and an EER of 3.31 (cold power of 70.4 Kw and hot of 52.5 Kw)

- TROX brand air handling unit certified EUROVENT

Monocrystalline panels (LG MONO X 300)
Capacity of the PV station 50 Kwhp
GHG or CO2 avoided is 205 Kg / day
Average production of 274 Kwh / Day

Solutions enhancing nature free gains :

A large photovoltaic field

Smart Building

BMS :

Centralized Technical Management, a monitoring system

GHG emissions

GHG before use : 178,71 KgCO₂ /m²

Dynamic Thermal Simulation that gives the Ef consumption in Kwh / m² and a conversion to KgCO2 using the "CO2 equivalent" gas emission factors of the electricity consumption in each country proposed in the table below are

Health & Comfort

Health & comfort :

ODAMAT paint (ODASSIA): Ecolabel certified Interior and exterior paints and varnishes Indoor and outdoor paints and varnishes

Ecolabels certificates are available

Calculated thermal comfort : Nous avons calculer les températures de l'air, Température radiante et opérative, ainsi que les heures d’inconfort et le d'humidité relative pour chaque type d'espaces, les calcules ont générés par pas d'une heure (sur une année = 8762 HEURES) : Pour les

Acoustic comfort :

Double acoustic partitions PREGYPLAC DECO BA13 (type D72, thickness 48 mm) with insulation with a sound reduction index of 43 dB.

compact panels of Natural Mineral Wool Ultracoustic P, KNAUF

LAFARGE ACOUSTIK Continuous Ceilings (BD): high density fibreboard

with perforations. An absorbent veil that improves acoustic absorption and also serves to filter the particles is laminated plates.

Product

Product category : Génie climatique, électricité / Ventilation, rafraîchissement

This recognized brand product has been accepted due to its performance, in addition to night ventilation to minimize the operation of the latter.

Product category :

Among the best photovoltaic systems

This product has been recommended by the MOE, validated by the AMO environment and Appreciated by the whole team after installation is put into use.

Urban environment

The project site is on the national road km 31 near exotic gardens.

Building Environmental Quality

Building flexibility
works (including waste management)
acoustics
comfort (visual, olfactive, thermal)
waste management (related to activity)
energy efficiency
renewable energies
products and materials

Reasons for participating in the competition(s)

Mastery and optimization of solar gains

Over-night ventilation to avoid air conditioningOrganic gardens and vegetable garden

Phyto-purification of water / Filtering and treatment with plants,

Rainwater harvesting for watering

permeabilization of soilsA large photovoltaic field with real output that exceeds 30% of energy needs.