Titlebook: Designing Cooler Cities; Energy, Cooling and Ali Cheshmehzangi,Chris Butters Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Johann Eder,Volodymyr A. Shekhovtsovcro scale of individual buildings, the IBR centre in Shenzhen, China, which was a research project in itself and continues to be a focus of ongoing research, experimentation and monitoring. The knowledge base ranges from the sciences of climatology, human comfort and behaviour to those of building p

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Thanh-Nghi Do,Minh-Thu Tran-Nguyendimensional geometry with its microclimate as a solar defensive building form for heat gain control and thus energy conservation. Both its form and the placing on the site contribute to a dynamic feel. The open podium at the entrance subtly connects the building to the road creating a forecourt. The

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Johann Eder,Volodymyr A. Shekhovtsoving, ELITH webpage, ., 2013–2016) in which the editors of this book took part, was to reduce energy use and climate emissions in the built environment. With a particular focus on low-income housing in hot-climate developing countries, this included issues of sustainable design and city planning as w

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Tran Khanh Dang,Josef Küng,Tai M. Chunglobal examples show that developments can be planned and built in a more sustainable way—without significantly higher costs. In addition to choices of building typology, density, height and layout, the green infrastructures of open spaces, vegetation, parks and water features provide fresh air and r

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Vladimir B. Baji?,Ivan V. Baji?er develops an analytical study based on urban residential blocks in Ningbo city in China. It explores issues of density, green infrastructures and urban quality with particular focus on environmental performance. At what point does exaggerated density reduce both living qualities and opportunities

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H. Jaap van den Herik,Eric O. Postma tropical and subtropical regions. It is important for planners and architects to understand the influences of urban morphological features on wind environment and air movement..In addition to a concise literature review regarding wind behaviour in tropical and subtropical high-density urban environ

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R. J. Duro,J. Santos,J. A. Becerrablems, one of which is the urban heat island effect and related dust and haze. This chapter focuses on an urban-cooling governance with a focus on building an urban ventilation corridor project in Wuhan, a well-known ‘stove city’ in China suffering high temperature during summer. The pioneer project

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