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Renewable bio-based circular material economies in timber, post-agricultural by-products and plant-based bioremediation

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Aerospace City

AEROSPACE CITY

Yale CEA researchers (formerly as CASE) collaborated with SOM LLP and Buro Happold Consulting Engineers on the multi-scalar urban to building systems integrated approach for total on-site net-zero energy, water, material lifecycle, across living and non-living systems designs.

Doha, Qatar, 2015

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CASE Team: Anna Dyson, Enoka Strait (SOM), Jason Vollen, Bess Krietemeyer, Kristin Malone, Keith Van der Riet, Nick Novelli

Aerospace City

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in which ways can we re-strategize ecological design?

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CASE Team: Anna Dyson, Enoka Strait (SOM), Jason Vollen, Bess Krietemeyer, Kristin Malone, Keith Van der Riet, Nick Novelli

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Additionally, we developed structural systems that protect fragile coastline ecosystems without destroying native mangrove forests while suppling all energy, water and most materials locally and sustainably from the dig out and excavations. The ecosystem design included on-site safe sustainable water and temperature exchange with the gulf through water canals. After solar driven desalination, all potable water is delivered through the canal system and grey water and black water are both recycled into plant based bio-remediation systems and community gardens.

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Yale CEA principals worked closely with SOM LLP and Buro Happold consulting engineers to develop a multi scale environmental and ecological strategy with novel eco-ceramic materials, vegetation systems and large scale heat exchange through evaporative water pools that produced a comfortable micro climate for Aerospace City.

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