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Humans spend 90% of their time in buildings According to a study by the World Health Organization, humans spend an average of 90% of their lives in buildings, including homes, offices, schools, hospitals, and shopping malls. This shows the importance of the living environment for human health and quality of life. Ensuring a comfortable and safe living environment A comfortable and safe living environment is one that meets the health, mental, and physical needs of humans. Specifically, a comfortable living environment must ensure the following factors: Air quality: Indoor air must be clean, free of pollutants, and contain enough oxygen to breathe. Natural lighting: Natural lighting helps humans feel comfortable, relaxed, and improve their health. Temperature and humidity: The temperature and humidity in the building must be appropriate to the needs of humans, avoiding too hot or too cold. Sound environment: The sound environment in the building must be quiet, avoiding noise, affecting health and mental health. Comfort is a subjective concept Comfort is a feeling of satisfaction and ease with the environment we are exposed to. Comfort in a building includes the four factors listed above. All depend, in part, on the objective conditions of the environment and the rest, on the physiological...
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Energy Efficiency
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Comfortability Simulation

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Sustainable Building Design: 5 Metrics Architects Need to Know

Sustainable Building Design: 5 Metrics Architects Need to Know

IntroductionAs global energy codes become increasingly stringent, architects must prepare for a wide range of challenges.The first step is to understand the key metrics to...

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High-Performance Building Design

High-Performance Building Design

Part 1: Introduction The term “high performance” can conjure up many images – from an outstanding student, a gifted violinist, to a diligent employee. Despite...

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GUIDELINES FOR ARCHITECTS: ACHIEVING 2030 GOALS THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

GUIDELINES FOR ARCHITECTS: ACHIEVING 2030 GOALS THROUGH SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

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