Building physics is the key to design of energy efficient, durable, and well adapted to the climate buildings
In this conference we would like to highlight three issues, considered to be the core of methodology used for achieving durable, energy efficient buildings with a good indoor environment: 1.The sustainable value of building is determined by its energy efficiency, durability and the indoor environment, which may or may not include use of the ”green” materials.2.The sustainable buildings need a design process based on a systems approach instead of the focus on one-issue solutions.3.Changes in socio-economic conditions of construction brought us to the point when despite of a vast industrial know-how based on tradition we need a new vision of process integration.Every building needs to be treated as a system in which every component is one piece of the puzzle.This approach may lead to many small actions undertaken in concert to achieve a major impact.On the other hand, the quick fix efforts for one or more components in the building envelope, at best, may not achieve enough, and at worst, may cause damage.The systems approach requires interaction of experienced practitioners of all types and means to ensure that the design intent is realized though the mock-up building and commissioning tests.
energy efficiency durability climate building physics design of building enclosure envelope
Mark Bomberg
Syracuse University,NY,USA
国内会议
南京
英文
1-15
2010-05-07（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）