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This study investigates energy efficiency in high-rise residential buildings in Abu Dhabi, where the increased use of glass building façades has led to increased air-conditioning costs due to heat gain.
Narmeen Abu Hilal +2 more
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ARCHITECTURAL AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS IN THE DESIGN OF LOW-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
It is necessary to adopt architectural and engineering solutions, taking into account all the requirements for the object under construction. Architectural design affects the economic, technical, sanitary-hygienic, ecological, design and other aspects of residential buildings and structures, which are used as a basis for their further construction.
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The purpose of this paper is to consider three aspects of the use of polystyrene as an effective heat-insulating material in three-layer load-bearing and enclosing structures of reinforced concrete residential buildings.
Arkady Zakharov
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It is widely accepted that the concentration of people living in high-density city centers offers greater operational energy efficiency and lower greenhouse gas emissions than lower-density expanded suburbs.
Peng Du, Antony Wood, Brent Stephens
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Visual environment of modern large cities is characterized by a wide representation of built elements. Some of them — residential buildings in particular — due to their prevalence, play a significant role in the citizens’ everyday perception ...
O.A. Kaptsevich
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"Double Ageing" in the High-Rise Residential Buildings of Tokyo [PDF]
This study aims to explore the current “double ageing” (demographic ageing of residents and physical ageing of facilities) in high-rise (over 20 stories by the Japanese Government’s definition) residential buildings in Tokyo, where the rate of ageing has
Hirai, Taro
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REVEALING TIMBER STRUCTURES POTENTIAL IN DECARBONIZATION OF LOW-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
The article presents the results of theoretical studies on embodied carbon for load-bearing wall structures prevailing in low-rise buildings consturction practice in order to reveal the potential of timber structures in decarbonization of the construction sector. Seven types of wall structures were considered in the study. CO2 emissions were determined
S.Y. Shekhorkina +3 more
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influence of plasterboard clad walls on the structural behaviour of low rise residential buildings
While the design and technology of conventional low rise light framed residential structures are relatively simple, their response to lateral loading is quite complex. This is due to the high degree of redundancy, the irregular geometry and interaction between the structural and non-structural components.
Liew, Y. L., Duffield, C. F., Gad, E. F.
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Trigeneration has long been proposed as a means to improve energy-efficiency for large and medium sized buildings. To curb increasing energy demand in the residential sector, researchers are now focusing their attention on adapting trigeneration to ...
Kelly, N.J., Borg, S.P.
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It is commonly accepted that the concentration of people in high-density urban city centers, which are typically dominated by medium- and high-rise buildings located close to public transit systems, offers greater overall energy efficiency and lower life-
Peng Du +3 more
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