贝丁顿的开发、运作、生态技术运用及管理.pdf

BedZED Chris Twinn 1. BedZED virtually completed. Introduction 2. BedZED sustainability ‘triple bottom line’. In early 1999 the UK’s Peabody Trust appointed Arup as part of the design team for the Beddington Zero (fossil) Energy Development (BedZED). Peabody, one of the largest housing associations in London, is a long-established and forward-thinking social housing provider. It manages almost 20 000 homes, and with a history spanning some 150 years, is constantly re-examining the challenges in providing urban homes. (1) Social amenity (2) Financial effectiveness (3) Reduced environmental impact The design appointment was the culmination of many years • mixed tenure, home type, • housing association build costs • zero fossil fuel and occupiers • affordable / key worker • 100% renewable energy use of ideas testing between Arup and the architect Bill Dunster, • living and working accommodation • zero heating homes who before starting his practice had been a unit leader community activity • high demand for private • passive solar heating specialising in environm