Green Innovation in

Architecture
 Korea Year 2000
 Oil Import: #4
 Oil Consumption: #7
 Energy Import: $38 Billion (#4)
21.3% of Total Import
 Trade Surplus $15 Billion
 Imported Energy 97%
 CO2 Production #10
Energy Consumption by Sector
Korea Japan
US
 Building 26.2 27.3 29.7
 Residential 11 14.5 17.3
 Commercial 15.2 12.8 12.4
 Transportation 23 27 41
 Industry 45 39 24
  건축은 자본주위의 영리극대화 추구의 횡포를
극복할 수 있겠는가 ?

-Higher moral standard

than a means of making
money
-commitment/dedication
-need for new paradigm
 우리는 환경을 훼손하지 않는 , 환경에
도움이 되는 건물을 건설 할 수 있는가 ?
 건축은 자연 환경을 더욱 아름답게 할 수 있는가 ?
Earth Art of Andy Goldsworthy
 Natural materials
 Local materials
 친환경 건축은 새로운
혁신적 기술을 필요
하는가 ?
 “Milkbottle Lamp” Tejo Re
my, Droog Design
 Audubon House
 475 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10017
 Randy Croxton

 Building Recycling:
Adaptive Reuse
Technological Environmental
Innovation Conservation

Green Innovation
Solar car
Electric car
Hydro car
Motion sensors
Green Building Technology:
친환경 건축자제
에너지 및 자원 절약 기술
 고효율 창호 기술
 R= 9.09
친환경 건축자제
친환경 건축자제
 Engineered
wood:
I-Joists
Environmental Showcase Home
 Interior
 Daylighting
 Light reflector
 Ceiling fan
 Furnishing: Organic fabric
materials
 Recycled materials: kitchen
counter, carpet, floor tiles
 Furnishing
 Chairs:
 made of recycled plastic
 Fabric:
 organic materials (color
fiber made of Arizona
cotton that needs no
bleaching or dyeing
Dynamic Buildings
 Dynamic Skin

Static Skin

Dynamic Skin
 Dynamic Skin

Human Skin
Buildings that Breathe
 Adjustable Light
Shelves
Energy Producing Buildings
 Energy Producing Facade
 gabions wire
containers filled
with stones
(basalt)
Bringing Nature In
외부 환경과의 격리
 Geodesic Dome City

 Buckminster
Fuller, 1968
 Architecture of Ken Yeang

 Menara Mesiniaga, IBM head

office in Subang Jaya (Malay
sia)
 Central location –
atrium
 Peripheral location –
porches of high-rise
building
 Rooftop atrium
 Louvered roof for
ventilation
 Transitional spaces as
wind-scoops
Oberlin College
Kandelama Hotel, Sri Lanka
Architect: Geoffrey Bawa
 Green Roof

 Usage of typically
under-utilized
roof spaces
 Cools buildings
 Insulate buildings
 CO2 absorption
 O2 production
Flexible Buildings
Individual Control
 PEM

 Johnson
Controls
 Chesapeake Bay Foundation:
Philip Merrill Environmental Center
1. solar hot water heaters 2. rain water cisterns
3. geothermal heat pump 4. composting toilets
Design Innovation
Expression of Function
 Environmental Factor as a Form-
Giver

 Cold Climate
Hot Climate

Will Bruder, Architect

Phoenix Library
Avoiding West Zones
Glenn Murcutt
Conclusions
Design Innovation is the key to green
buildings
 Architecture for the People

Not for the economic interest of an individual

For the interest of our children

The End