Building resilience to a warming world: A contribution toward a definition of “Integrated Climate Resilience” specific for buildings-Literature review and proposals
With the forecast of a warmer world, with longer, more frequent and more intense heat
waves, it becomes essential to have buildings that are resilient to a rapidly warming climate …
waves, it becomes essential to have buildings that are resilient to a rapidly warming climate …
[HTML][HTML] Review of non-domestic building stock modelling studies under socio-technical system framework
The construction industry contributes to approximately 30% of global energy consumption
and carbon dioxide emissions, necessitating urgent measures to mitigate carbon emissions …
and carbon dioxide emissions, necessitating urgent measures to mitigate carbon emissions …
Optimizing cooling setpoint using adaptive thermal comfort concept for school building in desert climates under current and future climates
Purpose This paper aims to compare the impacts of adaptive daily and seasonal cooling
setpoints on cooling energy consumption and overheating hours to determine which …
setpoints on cooling energy consumption and overheating hours to determine which …
[HTML][HTML] A Multi-Criteria decision analysis framework to determine the optimal combination of energy efficiency and indoor air quality schemes for English school …
Abstract Maintaining good Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) in English schools in terms of
overheating and air quality is important for the health and educational performance of …
overheating and air quality is important for the health and educational performance of …
Systematic framework for quantitative assessment of Indoor Air Quality under future climate scenarios; 2100s Projection of a Belgian case study
Abstract Alteration of Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) levels in the context of changing climate is
correlated with shifting air pollutant emissions, variations in ambient climate, and the …
correlated with shifting air pollutant emissions, variations in ambient climate, and the …
[HTML][HTML] Quantifying overheating risk in English schools: A spatially coherent climate risk assessment
LC Dawkins, K Brown, DJ Bernie, JA Lowe… - Climate Risk …, 2024 - Elsevier
Climate adaptation decision making can be informed by a quantification of current and future
climate risk. This is important for understanding which populations and/or infrastructures are …
climate risk. This is important for understanding which populations and/or infrastructures are …
Innovative methods to optimize the integration of passive solar design principles into buildings
The critical challenge of escalating energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions in
the building sector commands global attention, as it significantly overshadows other sectors …
the building sector commands global attention, as it significantly overshadows other sectors …
Homing into school to create the ideal classroom: young people want to combine the best of home and school learning environments
AR Costa - CoDesign, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
ABSTRACT We asked 28 young people (16–18 Years old) from two schools in Lancashire
to reflect on their COVID-19 experience and Co-Design the ideal learning environment. In …
to reflect on their COVID-19 experience and Co-Design the ideal learning environment. In …
School building energy efficiency and NO2 related risk of childhood asthma in England and Wales: Modelling study
Background Climate change legislation will require dramatic increases in the energy
efficiency of school buildings across the UK by 2050, which has the potential to affect air …
efficiency of school buildings across the UK by 2050, which has the potential to affect air …
Development and application of a framework for managing school buildings: A case study in New Zealand
Managing school buildings is critical for any community because the buildings are not only
supposed to provide a pleasant and safe environment for staff and students, but they are …
supposed to provide a pleasant and safe environment for staff and students, but they are …