Smart architecture contribution to achieving sustainable architecture realization

Ghorbanzadeh, Maryam; Nezami, A.

doi:10.2495/arc100411

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“…In the realm of the environment, there will be fewer gas pollutants and a reduction in energy use. In the social domain, it improved life quality and led to healthier building occupants [19], (see figure 15).…”

Section: Ecological Architecturementioning

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Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Elsayed¹,

Ashour²,

Hegazi³

2022

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Section: Ecological Architecturementioning

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Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Elsayed¹,

Ashour²,

Hegazi³

2022

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“…The terminology of smart buildings originated in the 1980s when new technologies started to emerge. A smart building can be defined as a building that employs technology and is energy efficient and sustainable [15]. It is also defined as a nearly zero energy building that uses renewable energy sources, enables control over energy flows, and provides comfort, health, and safety to its occupants [16].…”

Section: Smart and Sustainable Building Features/requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They have identified the four components of a smart building: its structure, services, systems, and management, and the interaction between them. The authors also mentioned sustainable architecture as designs that provide health and convenience for the present and future generations [15].…”

Section: Smart and Sustainable Building Features/requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is a building that provides a healthy and safe environment for its occupants, taking into account their physical and mental health [18]. Table 1 summarizes the features of smart and sustainable buildings [15,16,17,18]. Finally, an aspect that is strongly connected with sustainable and smart buildings is the smart city.…”

Section: Smart and Sustainable Building Features/requirementsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Public Buildings Post COVID-19: Bahraini Architects' Perspective

Khalfan¹

2022

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The year 2020 has been an exceptional one worldwide; it has imposed new norms on the ways of living and business as usual practices. With the outbreak of COVID-19 in December 2019, a sudden shift was witnessed in many sectors such as education, transportation, tourism, construction, health and business. Health and safety measures enforced either the abandonment of some buildings such as schools, theaters, malls, and other public buildings, or the stay-at-home option in many nations. Residential buildings, therefore, became places to rest, study, work, and entertain, and public buildings witnessed alternating occupancy based on the health protocols. This research investigates how COVID-19 has altered and impacted the use of buildings in cases of crisis and lockdown. It then investigates the future of buildings post COVID-19, referring to sustainable and smart buildings as the way ahead. Features of sustainable and smart buildings are compared to the requirements of buildings post COVID-19 based on the literature review. Finally, this paper also provides an insight into Bahraini architects' vision of public buildings post COVID-19. A survey was used to obtain how designers and architects in Bahrain envision buildings post COVID-19. The survey also measures if any changes have already been applied to buildings during this period. The survey results indicate that around 60% percent of architects believe that the future of the building stock in Bahrain will change to incorporate smart and sustainable buildings.

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“…ITU, ISO, LEC vb. standartları enerjinin verimli kullanımını, ekolojik reformları desteklemek amacıyla çevresel performans ve gaz değerlendirilmesine ilişkin standartlar dahil olmak üzere tüm dünyada akıllı binaları teşvik etmektedir (Ghorbanzadeh, Nezami, 2010). Tasarımcılar, mimarlar, mühendisler, endüstri sahipleri, kamu otoriteleri bu standartlar üzerine akıllı bina geliştirmeyi sağlar.…”

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Model Proposal for the Transition from Traditional Systems to Sustainable Smart Systems

ZEYBEK>¹

2021

Sürdürülebilir Mühendislik Uygulamaları Ve Teknolojik Gelişmeler Dergisi

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The changing living conditions of humanity day by day create new demands. In order to meet these demands, the excessive use of natural resources has left both these resources and nature face to face with increasing pressure. The effects of the decrease in the resources in nature confront humanity with various situations (thinning of the ozone layer, ecological changes, extinction of species, etc.) and threaten humanity. There are certain reasons that prepare the infrastructure of this situation. One of these reasons is undoubtedly the construction sector, where construction activities take place. The construction industry is a multidimensional industry with very different parameters and can accommodate different expectations. The development of technology and the rise in life quality standards have given a great impetus to the construction industry. In parallel with the rapidly increasing number of residences, the use of resources has increased rapidly. At this point, expectations in housing are changing due to increasing ecological problems and existing housing stocks are expected to participate in these changes. In the face of increasing ecological problems, the buildings should be environmentally friendly, efficient and sustainable buildings from the design phase to the implementation phase and even to the maintenance-repair demolition phase. At this point, the aim of the study is to analyze the housing stocks with high environmental impact, unable to respond to the location and period and low efficiency, by examining examples from the world and scanning foreign sources, with the "Model Proposal" prepared in line with the data obtained, without requiring a great economic burden and in order to reduce these building stocks. To put forward an approach that aims to transform it into buildings that are environmentally friendly, that can use the technology of the era, and that can have high efficiency and sustainable qualities without being demolished.

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Smart architecture contribution to achieving sustainable architecture realization

Cited by 6 publications

References 3 publications

Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Thinking Directions of Added Masses to Historic Buildings at the Twentieth Century Architecture

Public Buildings Post COVID-19: Bahraini Architects' Perspective

Model Proposal for the Transition from Traditional Systems to Sustainable Smart Systems

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