Living Green - Episode 126 - Hamburg House

The video discusses a building created for the Shanghai Expo, highlighting its advanced environmental technology and sustainable urban development. It details the building's low energy requirements achieved through insulation, geothermal heating, and energy-saving fixtures. The building's primary energy requirement is less than 50 kilowatt hours per square meter, which is notable for Shanghai's extreme climate. This sets a precedent for future ecological constructions.

What was the primary purpose of the building created for the Shanghai Expo?

• To set new standards for sustainable urban development

• To serve as a commercial shopping center

• To showcase traditional Chinese architecture

• To host international conferences

Which of the following technologies was NOT mentioned as part of the building's low energy requirements?

• Geothermal heating

• Energy-saving lighting

• Solar panels

• Highly insulated space

How does the building achieve its low energy requirements?

• By using solar panels and wind turbines

• Through geothermal heating and water-saving fixtures

• By relying on natural ventilation and sunlight

• Through the use of recycled materials

What is the primary energy requirement of the building per square meter?

• Less than 25 kilowatt hours

• Less than 50 kilowatt hours

• Less than 75 kilowatt hours

• Less than 100 kilowatt hours

Why is the building's energy requirement significant for Shanghai?

• Because it is the largest building in Shanghai

• Because it sets a precedent for future environmental constructions in extreme climates

• Because it is the first building in Shanghai to use geothermal heating

• Because Shanghai has a mild climate