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    This document discusses elements of site analysis for architecture and design projects. It lists key factors to analyze including location, property boundaries, zoning, utilities, climate, and natural and man-made features. It distinguishes between "hard data" like dimensions that involve no judgments, and "soft data" like views and human activity that involve subjective assessments. Climate factors like wind and sun patterns are important to understand for building design. A 3D model can help visualize how a proposed building might relate to the context of the site.

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    This document discusses elements of site analysis for architecture and design projects. It lists key factors to analyze including location, property boundaries, zoning, utilities, climate, and natural and man-made features. It distinguishes between "hard data" like dimensions that involve no judgments, and "soft data" like views and human activity that involve subjective assessments. Climate factors like wind and sun patterns are important to understand for building design. A 3D model can help visualize how a proposed building might relate to the context of the site.

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    This document discusses elements of site analysis for architecture and design projects. It lists key factors to analyze including location, property boundaries, zoning, utilities, climate, and natural and man-made features. It distinguishes between "hard data" like dimensions that involve no judgments, and "soft data" like views and human activity that involve subjective assessments. Climate factors like wind and sun patterns are important to understand for building design. A 3D model can help visualize how a proposed building might relate to the context of the site.

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    bibliography

    • Site Analysis
    / Edward T. White
    elements of context / site analysis

    • location • property shape


    • contours • property size
    • zoning • setbacks
    • noise • easements
    • traffic • climate
    • utilities • views
    • drainage • vegetation
    • neighborhood • man-made
    • pedestrians features
    consequence triangle

    owners walls
    workers floors
    customers ceilings
    visitors structure
    renters mechanical
    maintenance lighting

    context
    elements of context / site analysis
    hard data
    usually relates to physical site data which involves
    no judgments

    • site location
    • dimensions
    • contours
    • on site features
    • climate
    • zoning
    • vegetation
    soft data
    sensory and human aspects of the site that usually
    involve value judgments

    • views from the site


    • views to the site
    • best approaches to the site
    • existence of odors
    • existence of human activity
    • type of neighborhood
    elements of context / site analysis
    Climate
    Climate
    Climate
    Climate
    Wind
    Wind
    Wind
    Wind
    Special Regional
    Conditions

    Marilee Thomas of Beaver City,


    NE took this photograph of her
    daughter Audra about two miles
    from a Furnas County tornado in
    April 1989.

    This photograph is from a special


    edition of NEBRASKAland
    Magazine, entitled "WEATHER
    AND CLIMATE OF NEBRASKA"
    published in January 1996
    with content prepared by the UNL
    Geoscience Climatology faculty
    and graduate students.
    Sun
    Solar Resource for Flat Plate Solar Collectors

    Watt hours per sq. meter


    per day
    Sun Altitude and Azimuth
    http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/AltAz.php
    3d model of site analysis
    3d model of site analysis + building

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