A review of the evolution of green residential architecture

Bassas, Ester Coma; Patterson, Joanne Louise; Jones, Phillip John

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2020.109796

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“…The "green" movement started in the 1950s as a result of the great smog from the UK [22]. However, the main incentive for increased awareness of sustainability and energy efficiency in the building sector can be traced back to the oil crisis of 1973.…”

Section: History Of Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

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“…However, the main incentive for increased awareness of sustainability and energy efficiency in the building sector can be traced back to the oil crisis of 1973. Indeed, the interest in designing low-energy and passive buildings was initiated during the 1970s [22]. By the 1980s, Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology introduced both passive and active energy-efficient technologies for buildings [18].…”

Section: History Of Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…By the 1980s, Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology introduced both passive and active energy-efficient technologies for buildings [18]. As energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies have improved and their costs have lowered, the design and operation of Net Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) are becoming technically and economically feasible and even required by some standards and building energy efficiency codes [22]. However, several definitions exist for NZEB, depending on the implemented technologies and interactions with the grid.…”

Section: History Of Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Review of Adoption Status of Sustainable Energy Technologies in the US Residential Building Sector

Schwartz

Krarti

2022

Energies

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In this paper, a review of the adoption status of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies is presented, specific to US residential buildings. Various technologies are reviewed and categorized as either their relative “higher adoption” or “lower adoption” rates within the US housing stock. More importantly, the review analysis investigates the main factors associated with their high or low adoption rates. Specifically, the paper provides a background of the historical progression of energy efficiency programs as well as sustainability certifications and standards for buildings. The review then analyzes specific building energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies applied to US residential buildings and their adoption rates. The review analysis indicates that building technologies are more frequently adopted for multiple reasons including requirements by codes and standards, incentives through green certifications, low implementation costs, and acceptance and popularity by the public. In contrast, technologies with low adoption rates have higher payback periods, are not required or highly incentivized through codes and certifications, have limited promotion about their benefits, or are not compatible with existing systems. By determining the reasons for the high and low adoption rates, mitigation options can be identified to increase the application of sustainable energy technologies in designing and retrofitting buildings.

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Section: History Of Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: History Of Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: History Of Sustainable Buildingsmentioning

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Review of Adoption Status of Sustainable Energy Technologies in the US Residential Building Sector

Schwartz

Krarti

2022

Energies

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“…This mixture of traditional and modern architecture arises from the criticisms that modern architecture principles distinguish from traditional design. The combining of traditional and modern architecture can balance this modern era by not leaving a pre-existing culture and by harmonizing the ideology of modern architecture with the existing culture so that the existence of this combining concept can minimize the problems of criticism that exist in modern architectural concepts [4]- [6].…”

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“…The Kutai Kingdom is an essential figure in the history of Islam's entry in Indonesia, many historical relics and a tourist destination in Indonesia that tourists often visit, such as a traditional mosque building with traditional Dayak culture style [1]- [3]. Many Indonesian people currently carry out religious tourism activities to some places due to educational and historical value about Islam to deepen their knowledge and insight and to conduct worship activities [4]- [6]. The Kutai Kingdom site is the most popular tourist destination to have much historical knowledge and Islamic culture [7]- [9].…”

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Combining the Traditional and Modern Architecture in Taman Samarendah Plan, Samarinda City, East Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

Stefano¹,

Endayani²,

Sadono³

2021

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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The planning and design of "Taman Samarendah” in Samarinda city to mix the traditional to modern architecture aim to facilitate educational activities, worship places for Muslims, and cultural and religious destinations in the field of architecture. The Taman Samarendah located in the ex-land of Junior High School 1 and Senior High School 1 were built in a 2.5-hectare area, specifically around 1.4 hectares is for the park area. The construction began in July 2014 and finished in 2016 and made Samarinda city a Green Open Space. Taman Samarendah is located in the middle of town, so the community can easily access it. This park has bins, lighting, seating, jogging tracks, and other facilities. This study applied the concept formulation approach under a qualitative descriptive method. This study applied a related theoretical foundation technique, either architecture or non-architecture. The data collection was validated for accurate data processing to prepare the concept of planning and design of Taman Samarendah. The planning and design of the Taman Samarendah in Samarinda City with the concept of combining traditional and modern architecture is expected to become a tourist site that has educational value to cultural heritage in terms of architecture and non-architecture and accommodate the Islam worship activities in Samarinda City. The existence and sustainability of traditional houses must be maintained. The traditional houses may disappear faster than we thought. Therefore, further research should review the combination of modern and traditional houses set out in local regulations and laws.

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Development of a multi-vector framework to translate group housing to eco-housing for rural communities

Mohapatra,

Dwivedi,

Harish

2024

Environ Dev Sustain

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A review of the evolution of green residential architecture

Cited by 16 publications

References 24 publications

Review of Adoption Status of Sustainable Energy Technologies in the US Residential Building Sector

Review of Adoption Status of Sustainable Energy Technologies in the US Residential Building Sector

Combining the Traditional and Modern Architecture in Taman Samarendah Plan, Samarinda City, East Kalimantan Province, Indonesia

Development of a multi-vector framework to translate group housing to eco-housing for rural communities

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