Geosolar temperature control construction and method thereof

A geosolar temperature control building construction, comprising:

• an insulated concrete wall having a lower portion below grade elevation and an upper portion above said grade elevation, and said insulated concrete wall defining a portion of a building envelope;
• a floor slab disposed near grade elevation and adjacent to said insulated concrete wall at a surface of said wall;
• said lower portion having an inwardly facing surface free of insulation defining exposed concrete at a depth below said grade elevation;
• said exposed concrete coupled to a temperature zone exterior to and beneath a lowermost point of said building envelope and passively transferring thermal energy at a desired temperature to said building envelope to buffer ambient temperature conditions;
• an active thermal transfer system comprising piping disposed within said upper portion of said insulated concrete wall having a first thermal transfer fluid therein;
• a geosolar thermal transfer system comprising at least one horizontally extending pipe beneath said floor slab, said at least one horizontally extending pipe in fluid communication with said active thermal transfer system;
• said active thermal transfer system having at least one pipe thermally coupled to said building interior to heat or to cool said building interior and maintain interior thermal comfort by positioning said at least one pipe along an uninsulated area of said upper portion of said concrete wall adjacent said building interior;
• said geosolar thermal transfer system further comprising a solar collector to charge or discharge thermal energy from a second thermal transfer fluid, said second thermal transfer fluid capable of being mixed with said first thermal transfer fluid to control temperature within said building envelope.

A geosolar temperature control building wherein an insulated concrete wall defines a temperature delivery system, comprising:

• an insulated concrete wall having an upper exterior portion generally above grade and an insulated foundation portion generally below grade;
• said insulated foundation portion having an inwardly facing surface being free of insulation;
• said insulated foundation portion defining a thermal exchange and storage area in the earth below a lowermost floor of said building downward and within a perimeter of said insulated foundation portion which define a plurality of temperature zones;
• an active thermal transfer system having a first thermal transfer fluid and a plurality of pipes extending upwardly into said concrete wall and a plurality of distribution loops extending substantially vertically into the earth and beneath said building;
• a geosolar thermal transfer system having a second thermal transfer fluid and a plurality of recharge loops extending substantially vertically into the earth, said recharge loops charging or discharging the earth with thermal energy;
• said plurality of distribution loops absorbing or discharging said thermal energy and passing said first thermal transfer fluid into said concrete wall building envelope;
• said exterior wall having at least one non-insulated interior wall surface on an interior of said building, at least one of said plurality of pipes disposed within said upper exterior portion of said building, said non-insulated wall surface radiating or absorbing thermal energy transferred from said at least one of said plurality of pipes to control interior building temperature;
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• said geosolar thermal transfer system further comprising a solar collector for collection of solar energy or discharge of thermal energy, said solar collector in thermal communication with said second thermal transfer fluid and said plurality of recharge loops.