Course Content
Description of the Course
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Course dates including evaluation
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Short description of the project
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The aims of the course
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Organization of the work
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The main contents & topic areas in the course
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Evaluation criteria
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The conditions for non-residential building(s) design and area development
The Planning of buildg(s) and area
Analysis of the current situation
Work composition
Project submission
Team and Planning
A work plan is an outline of a set of goals and processes by which a team and/or person can accomplish those goals, and offering a better understanding of the scope of the project. Work plans help a team and/or person stay organized while working on projects. Through work plans, you break down a process into small, achievable tasks and identify the things you want to accomplish (source: https://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Work-Plan)
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How to create an efficient team?
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How to present your team?
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What are the main parts of planning?
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How to create work plan using “SMART” objectives?
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How to prepare the time schedule of the project?
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Team and planning
The importance of sustainability in construction
Why it is so important to understand what sustainability means? After reading this part you will know the meaning of sustainability and the impact to environment which constructions sector brings today
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Sustainability – how to understand?
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Interaction between sustainability and construction
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Sustainable future
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Do I understand what sustainability in construction means?
Green Building
Green building, also known as sustainable building, refers to the design, construction, and operation of buildings that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient throughout their entire lifecycle.
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What is green building?
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What is green building design?
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How green building reduce the environmental impact?
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What is Life Cycle Assessment?
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Passive and Active Solar Design
In this part you will find out, that: 1. Passive solar design involves using the sun's energy to heat and cool living spaces without mechanical devices. This is achieved through the use of proper orientation, insulation, windows, and thermal mass. 2. Passive cooling reduces heat in a building through natural processes such as ventilation, shading, and radiant barriers. 3. Passive solar windows are designed to increase energy efficiency by minimizing heat loss and gain. 4. The roof of a passive solar building is crucial in maximizing solar gain and energy efficiency. 5. Photovoltaic devices convert solar radiation into electricity and are a popular form of renewable energy. Solar energy is a clean and renewable energy source that generates electricity from sunlight. 6. There are three types of solar power systems: on-grid, off-grid, and hybrid. Proper mounting systems for solar panels are necessary for correct installation and positioning in any solar energy system.
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What are the basic elements of passive solar design?
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Basic elements of passive solar design
How to choose passive solar building orientation and layout?
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Passive solar building orientation and layout
What is solar water heating system?
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Solar water heating system
What is passive solar cooling system?
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Passive solar cooling system
How to choose windows for passive building design?
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Windows for passive building design
How to choose roof for passive solar building?
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Roof for passive solar building
What is solar photovoltaic (PV) systems?
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Solar photovoltaic (PV) systems
How to determine solar panel efficiency and demand?
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Solar panel efficiency and demand
What is the difference between on-grid, off-grid and hybrid solar power systems?
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On-grid, off-grid and hybrid solar power systems
What are solar panels mounting types?
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Solar panels mounting types
Energy consumption, EU Ecolabel, green building materials and durability of buildings
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How to reduce energy consumption during construction?
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Quiz 1. Energy Consumption
How to understand Eco-labels?
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Quiz 2. Eco-Labels
How to use glass wool?
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Quiz 3. Thermal insulation
How to use expanded clay lightweight concrete blocks?
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Quiz 4. Expanded clay lightweight concrete
What is durability of a buildings?
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Building engineering systems
These building engineering systems could be design: heating, ventilation air conditioning and other systems.
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How to choose comfort indoor microclimate conditions?
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How to design engineering systems?
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How to choose engineering systems components?
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How to balance engineering systems?
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What are building engineering systems?
Universal Design
Universal Design is the design of products and environments to be usable by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation of specialized design.
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What is Universal Design?
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Non-residential Building(s) and Area Development Project
About Lesson

Municipalities in Lithuania have approved so-called Integrated Territories, which have to be organized, newly created, or upgraded according to the National Progress Program. The following measures are planned in the target territories: the creation of new individual residential areas; creating or upgrading urban attraction sites; complex renovation of residential areas; creation or restoration of recreational areas; customization of unused objects (conversion); construction of public, commercial, and industrial buildings. (source: https://structum.lt/imiestas/ismanusis-miestas-i/)

The municipality of Druskininkai city following mentioned Program wants to improve unused territories in Druskininkai city, which have huge potential for residents and guests of the city.

The detailed plan, which has been launched, provides, among other things, for the formation of a 0.28 ha land plot for the construction of a new building(s) for the Art Department of the Vytautas Kazimieras Jonynas Art School in Druskininkai. The plot of land to be developed is situated on the shore of the Vijūnėlė Pond: it is located in a relatively quiet location, with excellent views from all sides, adjacent to the cultural heritage area – the historical part of the town of Druskininkai, the V. K. Jonynas Gallery, and the Čiurlionis Memorial Museum. In addition, the plot is connected to all underground engineering networks necessary for the construction of such a building. The site is free of any buildings and does not fall within any protected areas.
Typical school building(s) cannot be constructed in such a sensitive, creative area, and the architectural expression of the future building must be unique and subtly blend in with the surroundings. Educational opportunities must be provided not only inside the building but also in the environment (outdoor spaces), using modern teaching methods and opening up the artistic creation process to the public. The architectural expression of the building must be unique and subtly blend with the natural environment.

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