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Global warming and climate change are mainly caused by the high emission of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.<br><br>The energy sector being the most important emitter of these gases worldwide, several countries have reinforced the priority given to energy efficiency and the use of renewable energies through the implementation of policies
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Global warming and climate change are mainly caused by the high emission of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.<br><br>The energy sector being the most important emitter of these gases worldwide, several countries have reinforced the priority given to energy efficiency and the use of renewable energies through the implementation of policies
Nouhaila Benachir +2 more
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Bioclimatic Design in Modern Architecture: Towards a Greener, More Resilient Future [PDF]
SAP Environmental Research and EcotoxicityThe main objective was to explore the theories and practices of bioclimatic architecture, highlighting its potential to mitigate environmental impact and improve quality of life through sustainable building design, and as a consequence, to investigate ...
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Bioclimatic architecture of residential buildings
RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA', 2020The environmental impacts deriving from pollution due to the high use of cooling and heating systems in buildings have made it necessary to study alternative methods of designing or upgrading existing buildings. In this work the concepts of bioclimatic architecture are discussed and possible technological solutions for energy saving in the construction
Chiara Bordenca, Calogera +4 more
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Bioclimatic Architecture: A Holistic Approach to Sustainability in Design [PDF]
SAP Environmental Research and EcotoxicityObjective: The article aims to describe the importance of bioclimatic design applied to various buildings, seeking to understand how these strategies can improve user comfort and reduce the adverse environmental impact associated with the construction ...
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Bioclimatism and vernacular architecture of north-east India
Building and Environment, 2009Abstract Vernacular architecture based on bioclimatism concepts was developed and used through the centuries by many civilizations across the world. Different civilizations have produced their own architectural styles based on the local conditions. This study is carried out on the vernacular buildings of north-east India across all the bioclimatic ...
Singh, Manoj Kumar +2 more
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Advanced bioclimatic architecture for buildings
Renewable Energy, 1998Abstract The town-planning guide for the areas of the high speed rail station of Florence, is finalised at the synthesis of a comprehensive strategic design of the overall objectives bring out by the town-planning scheme of the city. The new bioclimatic strategies realised for the new buildings involved natural lighting systems, roof developed such ...
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Bioclimatism in vernacular architecture
1998Any analysis of the role played by energy in architecture is faced with serious limitations due to the lack of studies in the architectural bibliography, especially studies of popular architecture. An awareness of these limitations will allow us to understand better why architects have paid little attention to the interaction of form and energy, and to
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Bioclimatic Architecture and Solar Energy
1998Climatic design of buildings became an issue when, in the post-war years, European and North American architects started working in unusual climates — the tropics. The unfamiliar nature of these climates necessitated an analytical examination. This later produced a feedback effect: an examination also of the ostensibly known climates.
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The bioclimatic features of vernacular architecture in China
Renewable Energy, 1996Abstract The paper presents an analysis of the form and climatic conditions of two traditional buildings in southern and northern parts of China. The vernacular architecture reflects the principles for contemporary bioclimatic design, such as the choice of location, insolation, weather seasonal protection, etc.
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