Passive hygrothermal behaviour and indoor comfort concerning the construction evolution of the traditional Basque architectural model. Lea valley case study

Mallea, Matxalen Etxebarria; Igiñiz, Lauren Etxepare; Diego, Margarita de Luxán García de

doi:10.1016/j.buildenv.2018.06.041

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“…Machine-learning models were developed with EnergyPlus 8.6 simulation tool through DesignBuilder v.5.0.1.024 interface, evaluated a climatic annual period and followed the method described in the previously mentioned article [1].…”

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“…The data shown in this article provide additional and complementary data to the already published article « Passive hygrothermal behaviour and indoor comfort concerning the construction evolution of the traditional Basque architectural model. Lea valley case study» [1], and they describe both computer-simulation-based and in-situ monitoring hygrothermal data (temperature and relative humidity) on daily basis (Tables 1–4 of the supplementary file).…”

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Daily dataset on temperature and relative humidity in two traditional Basque architectural models located in Lea river valley

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This data article compares two daily datasets of temperature and relative humidity in two traditional Basque architectural models (B1, B2) located in Lea river valley (Basque Country, Northern Spain). The datasets are drawn from two different approaches to data collection, computer-based simulation and an in-situ monitoring. For this purpose, machine-learning models of the two traditionally constructed buildings were developed and simulated according to annual periods under their SWEC reference climate. These data were compared to the datasets derived from the indoor monitoring campaign, in which hygrothermal variables in two thermal zones of each building (B1_Z1, B1_Z2; B2_Z1, B2_Z2) were measured between September 2018 and September 2019. Accordingly, outdoor climate data were acquired from the nearest weather station (Iruzubieta, Ziortza-Bolibar).

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Daily dataset on temperature and relative humidity in two traditional Basque architectural models located in Lea river valley

2020

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“…The Taman Samarendah's presence is intended to increase tourist destinations for the community in Samarinda city, East Kalimantan province, to let the community come for relaxing, jogging, studying, and any other exciting activities [20]- [22]. Therefore, this study aims to plan and design the Taman Samarendah with a concept of combining the traditional and modern architecture that facilitates educational facilities, worship activities, and tourism [17]- [19].…”

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

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Endayani²,

Sadono³

2021

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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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“…Such intentions complied with the increased efforts of scientists towards improvements in the thermal performance of building envelopes. In this sense, many research studies aimed at the investigation of thermal insulation walls, heat transfer in porous building materials, application of different material layers including insulation materials, or utilization of various admixtures including phase change materials were carried out on this account [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Functional Properties of SAP-Based Humidity Control Plasters

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The application of materials with high moisture storage capacity close to the interior surface presents a prospective passive method for improving indoor relative humidity conditions. In this paper, lime-cement plasters containing three different types of superabsorbent polymers (SAPs) in varying dosages are introduced and their mechanical, hygric, and thermal characteristics are analyzed in a relation to microstructure. The experimental results show a significant effect of both SAP amount and chemical composition on all functional properties of studied plasters. The incorporation of 1.5% of SAP may induce up to 2.5 better moisture buffering, thus significantly improving the passive humidity control capability. Considering overall functional parameters of SAP-modified plasters, the dosage of 1 wt.% can thus be viewed as a rational compromise between the moisture storage capability and mechanical properties. The obtained wide sets of parameters can be utilized directly as input data of computational models suitable for the assessment of the interior microclimate of residential and administrative buildings.

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Passive hygrothermal behaviour and indoor comfort concerning the construction evolution of the traditional Basque architectural model. Lea valley case study

Cited by 17 publications

References 18 publications

Daily dataset on temperature and relative humidity in two traditional Basque architectural models located in Lea river valley

Daily dataset on temperature and relative humidity in two traditional Basque architectural models located in Lea river valley

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

Functional Properties of SAP-Based Humidity Control Plasters

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