Wildfire-resilient mechanical ventilation systems for single-detached homes in cities of Western Canada

Shum, Caitlyn; Zhong, Lexuan

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2022.103668

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“…[38,41,44,[67][68][69][70][71][72]74,77,78,81] and Material Effectiveness [40,47,63,66,[73][74][75][76]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones). [38,41,44,[67][68][69][70][71][72]74,77,78,81] and Material Effectiveness [40,47,63,66,[73][74][75][76]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones). [41,48,75,…”

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“…Most of these tools chosen for the investigation do not equally address all three levels of sustainability (i.e., environmental, Primary references are those whose focus is primarily on the topic in question, while secondary references are those which refer to the topic but in a relatively generalised manner. More subsets of topics are pertinent to different clusters, such as adaptable technologies (e.g., the study of [62] or [69]), which falls into the Indoor Comfort category and the Flexibility one.…”

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“…Appendix A Figure A1. Clusters (specifically Vulnerability [39,46,50,[52][53][54][55][56][57][58][59]69,79,80] and Flexibility [43,44,49,56,[59][60][61][62][63][64][65][66]68,74,81]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones). [41,48,75,77,80,82] resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones).…”

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“…Figure A2. Clusters (specifically Indoor Comfort[38,41,44,[67][68][69][70][71][72]74,77,78,81] and Material Effectiveness[40,47,63,66,[73][74][75][76]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones).…”

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Exploring the Common Ground of Sustainability and Resilience in the Building Sector: A Systematic Literature Review and Analysis of Building Rating Systems

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Over the last ten years, due to the increase in frequency and severity of climate change effects, resilience in buildings has become a growing topic in the current global discussion on climate change adaptation. Designing both sustainable and resilient constructions would help to face such effects; however, sustainability and resilience in design have been mostly treated separately so far. Since sustainability has been considered more than resilience, paying deeper attention to the latter is indispensable to reducing building vulnerability. The purpose of this article is to examine the commonalities between the sustainability and resilience of buildings using two different approaches: (i) a systematic literature review, taking into consideration a 10-year period for selecting records, and (ii) an analysis of five green building rating systems and five resilience rating systems and guidelines selected according to their popularity and number of certified buildings. There is an overlap in some indicators between the two domains at the building level, as shown by the results from both paths. These aspects could assist in considering sustainability and resilience from the very beginning of the design process. This will ensure that buildings may be designed more effectively by considering and enhancing the synergies between the two domains. This paper targets potential stakeholders who may be interested in including such an integrated implementation in their designs.

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