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Architectural Design Based on the Influence of Indoor and Outdoor Environments

Buildings are responsible for over 40% of the world’s energy consumption and one-third of global carbon emissions. Furthermore, energy consumption in buildings is on track to increase around 50% by 2050 due to rapid population growth in urban areas and subsequent demand of resources from emerging co...

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Taal:Engels
Gepubliceerd in: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Onderwerpen:
courtyard
microclimate
UTCI
passive strategies
building simulation
outdoor thermal comfort
IAQ
TVOC
HCHO
university dormitory
ventilation
active design
physical activity
healthy campus environment
healthy behavior theory
meta-analyses
heterogeneity
social sustainability
interior design
office workspaces
indoor environments
design guidelines
spatial organization
ergonomic
physiological health
indoor environmental quality
quality of work life
building-in-use assessment
in-between space
well-being requirements
well-being
vital spaces
educational spaces
productive façade
photovoltaic shading
vertical farming
thermal comfort
visual comfort
universal thermal climate index (UTCI)
architectural photobioreactor
green façades
sustainable city
biofertilizers
algal biomass
CO2 sink
CO2 emissions
CO2 balance
arcade architecture
eye tracking
place identity
visual elements
streetscape
semantic differential method
energy efficiency
urban building energy models
building renovation
environmental psychology
healthy campus
factor analysis
ANOVA
coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2)
pandemic
technological advancement
hospital architecture design
design models
design strategies
nanomaterials
interior architecture
Burkina Faso
vernacular architecture
thermal performance
sustainable architecture
physical testing-mockups
retrofit solutions in architecture
Arab baths
temperature
furnace
diffusion
environmental control
passenger satisfaction
subway entrance
winter cities
gradient-boosting decision trees
nonlinear effect
urban sustainability
permeable pavements
green roofs
living walls
building energy efficiency
urban heat island
climate-responsive design
sustainable urban practices
environmental impact assessment
building material carbon emissions
production stage
prediction model
design parameter
central Anhui region
traditional houses
PHOENICS
ladybug tools
simulation and optimization
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Online toegang:ONIX_20250812T110751_9783725839025_237
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Samenvatting:Buildings are responsible for over 40% of the world’s energy consumption and one-third of global carbon emissions. Furthermore, energy consumption in buildings is on track to increase around 50% by 2050 due to rapid population growth in urban areas and subsequent demand of resources from emerging countries. Considering that architectural design has an important impact on the energy consumption of buildings, this Special Issue aims to collect cutting-edge research articles on the technologies that address climate-conscious design. This Special Issue features 16 research articles and 1 review article authored by 55 contributors from different countries, including Australia, China, Cyprus, Iraq, Iran, Spain, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, and the United Kingdom. Collectively, these articles cover multiple perspectives, both experimental and theoretical, addressing the problem of designing with climate in mind, while also creating meaningful architecture. Each article offers unique contributions, and collectively they all share a similar objective, i.e., reducing building energy demand and carbon emissions while promoting occupant environmental well-being and eventually providing intangible benefits in the human realm.

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