Title: BNNY-80P DM1-3 Omrapport.pdf
a. Basic building form and orientation b. Internal layout c. Exploiting the effect of trees and building overshading on solar heat gain and shielding effects on transmission losses d. Balancing the maximization of daylight for reduced lighting energy use against increased cooling loads and thermal comfort levels e. Checking for overheating risk.Being a refurbishment project, the modelling has not been able to influence the form and orientation of the building, however the placement of the rooms has been designed to maximize daylight, minimize heat loss and optimize thermal comfort (Hea10.v01 page 18).Criterion 3. Thermal comfort levels in occupied spaces meet the requirements local thermal comfort criteria; in particular internal winter and summer temperature ranges will be in line with the recommended comfort criteria. Thermal modelling confirms that the thermal comfort levels are in accordance with NS-EN ISO 15251:2007 Annex A (Hea10.v01 page 18).