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Running buildings on natural energy (Record no. 566075)

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020 ## - INTERNATIONAL STANDARD BOOK NUMBER
ISBN 9780367530112
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Transcribing agency IIT Kanpur
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Classification number 690.0286
Item number R875
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Title Running buildings on natural energy
Remainder of title design thinking for a different future
Statement of responsibility, etc edited by Sue Roaf and Fergus Nicol
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Name of publisher Routledge
Year of publication 2021
Place of publication London
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Number of Pages x, 113p
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General note Architectural science review special issue.
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Summary, etc

New thinking is essential if we are to design and occupy buildings that can keep us safe with unpredictable economies, climates, energy systems and resource challenges. For too long designers have relied on mechanical solutions for heating, cooling and ventilating buildings. The 21st century dream has to be of a better architecture that enables buildings to be run for as much of a day or year as possible on local, clean, reliable, affordable natural energy. Examples are included from different climates where the fundamental building design is right, its orientation, opening sizes, mass and its natural ventilation systems and pathways. Many modern buildings are poorly designed for climate as manifested by growing incidences of overheating experienced indoor, explored here. The inability of many rating systems to record and improve the climatic design of buildings raises questions about how they deal with issues of basic building performance. This books points the way towards how we can understand such problems, and move forward from over-mechanised poorly designed buildings to a new generation of adaptable buildings designed and refurbished to run largely on natural energy and capable of evolving over time to keep their occupants safe and comfortable, even in a warming world. The chapters were originally published in Architectural Science Review.
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Topical Term Sustainable buildings
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Topical Term Buildings -- Energy conservation
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Topical Term Renewable energy sources
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Topical Term Buildings -- Environmental engineering
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Personal name Roaf, Sue [ed.]
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Personal name Nicol, Fergus [ed.]
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        General Stacks PK Kelkar Library, IIT Kanpur PK Kelkar Library, IIT Kanpur 2022-09-19 60 2561.74 690.0286 R875 A185929 3415.66 Books

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