2019
DOI: 10.11648/j.larp.20190403.12
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Traditional Courtyards as a Microclimate in the Improvement of Human Thermal Comfort Condition

Abstract: According to population growth, urban sprawl, as well as global warming, attention to the impact of design on thermal comfort in open spaces is important. Thus, it is essential to climate studies and understanding environmental features, as well as results usage in improving designs. The courtyard as open space in residential buildings which is an important factor in the absorption of sunlit in the courtyard surfaces. Therefore, controlling shading performance with regard to thermal comfort condition is one of… Show more

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“…Our results suggest that by reducing the Tmrt from 59.93˚C to 39.89˚C, PET decrease 34.92˚C to 26.16 ˚C (c3) during summer day. There is a high correlation between the "MRT" with the thermal comfort indexes (Akbari & Teshnehdel, 2018;Teshnehdel, Bahari, & Mirnezami, 2019;Teshnehdel, So aei, & Shokouhian, 2020), therefore, MRT is the most important factor in uencing human thermal comfort in the residential area which can control that by trees. According to results of this study, PET value in c3, improve about 8.76 ˚C.…”
Section: The Effect Of Tree Covermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our results suggest that by reducing the Tmrt from 59.93˚C to 39.89˚C, PET decrease 34.92˚C to 26.16 ˚C (c3) during summer day. There is a high correlation between the "MRT" with the thermal comfort indexes (Akbari & Teshnehdel, 2018;Teshnehdel, Bahari, & Mirnezami, 2019;Teshnehdel, So aei, & Shokouhian, 2020), therefore, MRT is the most important factor in uencing human thermal comfort in the residential area which can control that by trees. According to results of this study, PET value in c3, improve about 8.76 ˚C.…”
Section: The Effect Of Tree Covermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although courtyard houses may exist as social and cultural model (Alhusban & Al-Shorman, 2011), some research considers them as climatically responsive urban forms and the most influential design parameters to provide appropriate thermal comfort (Zamani, Heidari, & Hanachi, 2018;Hasehzadeh Haseh, Khakzand, & Ojaghlou, 2018;Teshnehdel, Bahari, & Mirnezami, 2019).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%