Analysis

Building Information Modeling (BIM) has emerged as the most effective tool available to clearly communicate the incorporation of specific green building strategies to the owner and the design team.

Identifies the impact site conditions will have on a building and the impact a building will have on the site.
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Massing Analysis
Design team is able to optimize a building’s energy and daylighting performance in the early stages of the design process.
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Solar Access Analysis
Optimizes a building for energy performance and occupant comfort.
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Microclimate Analysis
Understanding the effects wind has on a building’s design is critical to energy performance and comfort.
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Wind Analysis
A graphic representation of the state or condition of the air at any particular time, which is vital to occupant comfort.
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Thermal Comfort Analysis
The development of an energy model is the key factor in energy conservation in new buildings, allowing them to optimize energy performance at the earliest stages of design.
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Energy Analysis
Taking advantage of passive design strategies, such as solar energy, to optimize a building’s energy use.
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Solar Optimization Analysis
Understanding the effects wind has on a building’s design is critical to energy performance and comfort.
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Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis
Maximizes use of natural daylight, evaluates new lighting fixtures and determines effectiveness of replacing electrical lighting fixtures with non-electrical fixtures.
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Daylighting Analysis
Determines which type of glazing is most effective at providing access to views, while lowering initial capital costs.
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Spatial Visibility Analysis
Identifies the environmental implications of choosing general building components and assemblies.
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Life Cycle Analysis
Determines how sound will react within a specific design.
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Acoustic Analysis
A realistic image is created using realistic images and animation, so all team members can better understand the intent of the proposed design.
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Visualization and Rendering
There is no more effective way to bring a project to life than through 3D Visualization.
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Virtual Visualization
Conveys the design relationship to a building’s site and its larger surrounding environment.
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Animations

Solar Access Analysis

Massing Analysis

Identifies the impact site conditions will have on a building and the impact a building will have on the site.

Annual Building Solar Dynamics and Shading Analysis

Design team is able to optimize a building’s energy and daylighting performance in the early stages of the design process.

Microclimate Analysis

Optimizes a building for energy performance and occupant comfort.

Wind and Natural Ventilation Analysis

Understanding the effects wind has on a building’s design is critical to energy performance and comfort.

Thermal Comfort Analysis

Understanding how the internal environmental conditions, such as temperature and air movement, affect occupant comfort is important not only in sustainable design, but good design in general.

Psychometric Analysis

A graphic representation of the state or condition of the air at any particular time, which is vital to occupant comfort.

Energy Analysis

The development of an energy model is the key factor in energy conservation in new buildings, allowing them to optimize energy performance at the earliest stages of design.

Renewable Energy Optimization

Taking advantage of passive design strategies, such as solar energy to optimize reduction of a building’s energy use.

Daylight Analysis

Maximizes use of natural daylight, evaluates new lighting fixtures and determines effectiveness of replacing electrical lighting fixtures with non-electrical fixtures.

Spacial Visibility Analysis

Determines which type of glazing is most effective at providing access to views, while lowering initial capital costs.

Life Cycle Assessment

Identifies the environmental implications of choosing general building components and assemblies.

Acoustic Analysis

Determines how sound will react within a specific design.

Visualization and Rendering

A realistic image is created using realistic images and animation, so all team members can better understand the intent of the proposed design.

Animations

Conveys the design relationship to a building’s site and its larger surrounding environment.