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صورة اليوم تلوين المتدربة ندى (مشروع فنانة) نموذج مصغر من دكة النورج Today's picture colored by trainee Nada(artist project) A mini model of Norag bench

صورة اليوم تلوين المتدربة ندى (مشروع فنانة) نموذج مصغر من دكة النورج Today's picture colored by trainee Nada(artist project) A mini model of Norag bench

صورة اليوم تلوين المتدربة ندى (مشروع فنانة) نموذج مصغر من دكة النورج Today's picture colored by trainee Nada(artist project) A mini model of Norag bench

PROJECT TEAM: 1. Gurjit Singh Matharoo- Principal architect 2. Prof. M.C. Gajjar, Architectural Advisor 3. Dilip Revar – Architect 4. Nauka Baxi – Trainee CONSULTANTS: 1. Structural engineer(s): Matharoo Engineers, Mr. Rajendra Singh Matharoo, Hitesh Rathi 2. Water supply and drainage engineer(s): Jhaveri Associates, Ahmedabad 3. Interior designer(s): Matharoo Associates 4. Electrical Consultants: Jhaveri Associates, Ahmedabad 5. Landscape architect(s): Vagish Naganur, Bangalore 9. Site supervision: Matharoo Associates; Dilip Revar CONTRACTORS: 1. General contractor: RJP Infrastructure Pvt Ltd 2. Landscape contractor : Four Ficus Landscape Company

Approximately 19' X 11'9" 3 wall Benjamin Moore Granite 1 Wall with design effects Benjamin Moore Valley Forge Tan Sofa: Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams Sofa in taupe velvet, rolled arms, tufted back, wood legs with gold capped toes. Private Sale. Dressed with woolly polar and yellow velour cushions. Merino wool grey throw from Brunelli. Two Vintage 1973 bright sunshine yellow Steelcase Series 9000 Chairs with Sheepskin throws. From 1stdibs, sheepskin from Ikea. Coffee table wood with glass. Full extension drawers each side, glass top. Vintage from The Art Shoppe, Refinished in Gloss black and grey. Vintage circa 1920 trainee sample Murano glass mug and pitcher on coffee table. From Etsy. Arteriors branch side table in silver, with mid-century Lucite lamp. Private sale and Toronto auction. Ebony media unit with built-in electric fireplace, new from Wayfair. 65” LG Television standing on unit. Large Geo Table Lamp (White Calendar) Trio of Andy Brooks Toronto area architectural detail photos displayed over TV-media unit. Christian Flensted, “Turning Leaves” Mobile in Black/Red Wood three floor lamp with over size black drum shade. New from Structube. Maison Condelle grey ombre semi-sheer window coverings topped by wood valance. from Wayfair Dahl Light Grey/Gold Area Rug Photographer: Jared Olmsted / www.jodesigns.ca

Project Scope The new Energy Australia Learning Centre will be the country’s largest electrical learning centre and will be home to the next generation of front line energy workers. The Learning Centre will also become the headquarters of the electricity provider’s smart grid operations and energy efficiency centre. Urban energy was engaged to design, project manage, supply and install an efficient alternative energy system to the facility. Our brief was to reduce the electricity usage, running costs for the centre, and to provide an efficient source of cooling and heating for the centre. The system installed is a high life expectancy parallel grid cogeneration system and waste heat cooling system. This Trigeneration system is operating as one of the many technological energy and water saving features of the new building. Also included in the building is a ground source heat pump cooling system and a large photovoltaic solar array. System Design The system utilises a sophisticated Cogeneration system and waste heat recovery Absorption chiller to efficiently generate a proportion of the electricity used by the centre and efficiently generate cooling. This system is designed to operate for 15 hours of the day over the peak and shoulder electricity tariff periods. The system: Creates electricity for use within the facility Creates heat for use in the hot water generation Creates cooling for the centre The cogeneration system is a 120kW cogeneration system with a daily electrical output of 1,800 kWh and a daily thermal output of 2,445 kWh. The chiller system is a 98kW absorption chiller with a daily thermal (cooling) output 1,470 kWh. Both the hot water and chilled water are produced for “free” from the waste heat of the trigeneration plant. Urban Energy’s trigeneration systems can reach efficiencies of 95% and achieve full synchronisation to the grid in around 45 seconds. Below is a simple energy schematic to graphically show how a Trigeneration system operates. Project outcome, carbon dioxide and cost savings of system Urban Energy successfully designed, installed and commissioned this system The system has been operating successfully for over 4 months and has saved a significant quantity of greenhouse gasses for the offset electricity, heating and cooling costs of the facility. By installing this efficient alternative energy electricity generation and waste heat hybrid system, Energy Australia has reduced the running costs of the centre and saved significant quantities of carbon dioxide, the main contributor to global warming. This new Trigeneration system reduces the CO2 output of the Centre by an estimated 40% as well as reducing the running cost of the facility by 35%. The Estimated Saving of 527 Tonnes CO2 per year compared with a Purchasing electricity from the grid and buying Gas to generate heat. Introducing this system is equivalent to planting 2,635 Trees per year or to taking 117 cars off the road per year

International Design Awards: Best Living Space in UK 2017 Homes & Gardens: Best residential design 2019
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Principal in charge: Gurjit Singh Matharoo Project team: Gurjit Singh Matharoo (Principal Architect) Professor MC Gajjar (Architecural Advisor) Avneesh Tiwari (Architect) Mohit Maru(Trainee) Irene Giubinni(Trainee) Shilpa Sushil (Trainee) Consultants: Structural engineers: Matharoo Engineers Rajendra Singh Matharoo (Principal), Hitesh Rathi Mechanical engineer: Harshad Jhaveri & Associates Interior designer: Matharoo Associates Landscape architect: Vagish Naganur General contractor: Shree Ram Builders, Ahmedabad