Architectural Wind Simulation

Wind architecture from human comfort to structural load calculation for open and semi-enclosed spaces. Private and commercial projects in all settings including exposed locations, like terraces and high-rise buildings.

For projects that require special consideration of wind and wind comfort we can support you with targeted simulations. Our service for architectural wind analytics includes simulation and wind engineering support for all architectural projects that involve wind in some way, especially for high-rise buildings, exposed locations, windy areas, high terraces but basically all (commercial) real estate that includes accessible outdoor areas.

Urban Microclimate Simulation

Our microclimate simulations include evaporative cooling from green architecture, shading, solar radiation and felt temperatures directly from the architectural design using international norms and standards. Highly accurate, fast and comfortable.

Green architecture and climate resilience are becoming more and more the standard for building projects. We make it easy to find out how your design performs. Our simulations include evaporative cooling effects, humidity, solar radiation, highly accurate wind flow and international standards for assessing the results - all directly from the design model. We can deliver results in 3D, for importing into the desing model or using our own free viewer software.

Pedestrian Wind Comfort for Open Places

Wind comfort is a crucial factor for proper zoning in projects that involve open - especially public-access - places. Bicycle lanes, waiting areas for public transport, entrances to buildings, train stations, subways etc. might need additional construction in order to prevent dangerous wind or usage restrictions.

We provide essential pedestrian wind comfort information of open spaces. Wind comfort criteria are defined following the modern standard definition according to NEN 8100 with additional categorization according to your needs. Our analysis is based on long-term1 statistical wind data for your location including individual Weibull2 wind velocities for 16 or 32 wind directions.