MIN@MAN
03-04-2010, 03:32 PM
World’s Largest Solar Energy Office Building Opens in China
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این ساختمان بزرگترین ساختمان اداری دنیاست كه در چین افتتاح شده است و از نور خورشید انرژی می گیرد
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A vast fan-shaped compound in China has officially taken the title of “largest solar-powered office building in the world“. Located in Dezhou in the Shangdong Province in northwest China, the 75,000 square meter structure is a multi-use building and features exhibition centers, scientific research facilities, meeting and training facilities, and a hotel – all of which run on solar power.
http://pnu-club.com/imported/mising.jpg
The design of the new building is based on the sun dial and “underlines the urgency of seeking renewable energy sources to replace fossil fuels.” Aside from the obvious sustainable nature of the solar panel – clad exterior, other green features include advanced roof and wall insulation practices resulting in an energy savings of 30% more than the national standard. In addition, the external structure of the building used a mere 1% of the amount of steel used to construct the Bird’s Nest.
The solar-powered building will be the main venue for the 4th World Solar City Congress.
China.org via Ecofriend
SOURCE (http://eecm.mihanblog.com/post/www.inhabitat.com)
http://pnu-club.com/imported/mising.jpg
این ساختمان بزرگترین ساختمان اداری دنیاست كه در چین افتتاح شده است و از نور خورشید انرژی می گیرد
http://pnu-club.com/imported/mising.jpg
A vast fan-shaped compound in China has officially taken the title of “largest solar-powered office building in the world“. Located in Dezhou in the Shangdong Province in northwest China, the 75,000 square meter structure is a multi-use building and features exhibition centers, scientific research facilities, meeting and training facilities, and a hotel – all of which run on solar power.
http://pnu-club.com/imported/mising.jpg
The design of the new building is based on the sun dial and “underlines the urgency of seeking renewable energy sources to replace fossil fuels.” Aside from the obvious sustainable nature of the solar panel – clad exterior, other green features include advanced roof and wall insulation practices resulting in an energy savings of 30% more than the national standard. In addition, the external structure of the building used a mere 1% of the amount of steel used to construct the Bird’s Nest.
The solar-powered building will be the main venue for the 4th World Solar City Congress.
China.org via Ecofriend
SOURCE (http://eecm.mihanblog.com/post/www.inhabitat.com)