Titlebook: Sustainable Urban Housing in China; Principles and Case Leon Glicksman,Juintow Lin Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Bui

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Case Studiese diverse range of sociological, political, and economic factors of professional practice. Through the collaboration with local design institutes and developers, the MIT Sustainable Urban Housing in China group worked on schematic design schemes for projects in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen.

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Materials and Construction for Low-Energy Buildings in Chinang well-built, energy-conscious designs will be the result of a myriad of diverse efforts from design and engineering professionals. It will also require the commitment of the local, regional, and national authorities. Therefore, issues that range from materials extraction, land use, and constructio

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Low-Energy Building Designtioning is burgeoning as occupants increasingly can afford to purchase and operate cooling equipment. In Beijing, for example, formal surveys as well as first-hand experience of the authors and Chinese colleagues suggest that while many people use air-conditioning, others who are unaccustomed to it

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Wind in Building Environment Designsaving energy. Conventional design approaches often ignore opportunities for innovations with wind that could condition buildings at a lower cost, while providing higher air quality and an acceptable thermal-comfort level by means of passive cooling or natural ventilation. Natural ventilation can be

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Design of Natural Ventilation with CFDnment as well as energy savings. Most architects and designers know about the principles of passive solar heating and can indicate how they desire small buildings to also take advantage of natural ventilation, as shown in Figure 1. Natural ventilation and thermal comfort, however, are difficult to u

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Light and Shadingis no need to generate electricity, with its attendant emissions of carbon dioxide and other pollutants, and no need for the end user to pay for that electricity to power electric lights. The infrastructure for lighting — from the generation station to the lamp — must be purchased for use at night a

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Case Studiesithin varying urban regions in China. The lessons learned are the result of a direct relationship between research and practice and are grounded in the diverse range of sociological, political, and economic factors of professional practice. Through the collaboration with local design institutes and