Comfort and energy performance analysis of a heritage residential building in Shanghai

Xiaohui, Chu; Reza, Ganjali Bonjar Mohammad; Tsovoodavaa, Gantumur; Shih, Rowell Ray Lim; Baranyai, Bálint

doi:10.1556/606.2019.14.1.19

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“…The rest and recreation model (Table 1) uses a combination of general lighting and layout accent lighting, with switches controlled from the head of the bed so as not to disturb other children in the ward. Down light wall lamps diffuse light on both sides, 4,000 K neutral white light produces a soft light [13], and at the same time to ensure that the illumination of the reading area, the eyes will not feel tired, the spirit will also be relaxed (Fig. 4).…”

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The application of emotional design in lighting for Chinese healthcare spaces

Fu,

Rétfalvi

2024

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With the development of time, people have more emotional needs for interior spaces. Interior lighting design is an extremely important part of interior design, especially in children's healthcare. In order to meet the needs of child patients and healthcare professionals for ward lighting, it is necessary to comply with various standards while also designing emotionally, emphasizing the positive effects of light on the psychology and health of the user. A literature research approach was used to combine the current status of interior lighting in healthcare spaces, culminating in the integration of the concept of emotional design into the lighting design of children's wards.

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Section: Emotional Designmentioning

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The application of emotional design in lighting for Chinese healthcare spaces

Fu,

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2024

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“…The amount of incident solar radiation (insolation) admitted through the glazed surfaces in the façade may show severe thermal and visual discomfort issues, in order to avoid excessive solar gain and reduce energy consumption it is necessary to adopt suitable shading device design [11]. The building façade design also plays an important role in providing effective ventilation configuration and strategies, in order to provide efficient Indoor Air Quality (IQA), which usually expressed by the CO 2 concentration in the space and the air ventilation rate [12]. This study presents the evaluation of a typical existing social house design in Algerian hot and dry climate region, which represent the major part of the country, through a Diagnostic of Energy Performance (DEP) of the building, estimating the energy demand related to the thermal comfort, day-lighting and air quality, which mainly depends on the façade component design.…”

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Energy performance diagnosis for the residential building façade in Algeria

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Baranyai

2021

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As it is clear, worldwide buildings are the largest consumer of the final energy consumption. In Algeria, it has been reported that 33% of the overall energy consumption was attributed to buildings. This is due to the design and constructional techniques of the residential buildings, which do not address the local climatic condition. To assess this situation, the study is focused on analyzing the existing residential buildings in Algeria, in terms of energy, thermal, daylight, and indoor air quality performance, using a dynamic simulation software. Typical building design in a hot and dry climate was selected. The results revealed that the existing residential buildings do not comply with the energy-efficient design standards. It was concluded that further strategies should be applied in this sector, in terms of building design, materials, and façade configuration.

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The energy efficiency diagnosis of residential buildings in Algeria

Benmicia

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Currently, the building sector is considered as one of the most affected by the new measures to improve energy efficiency. As it is clear, worldwide buildings are the largest consumer of the final energy consumption. In Algeria, it has been reported that 33% of the overall energy consumption was attributed to buildings. This stems from the design and construction methods of residential buildings, which do not take into account the region’s specific climatic conditions. Many thermal regulations have appeared, and are regularly updated, researches and new techniques are focusing on improving the thermal comfort of buildings while optimizing energy consumption. The study is focused on analyzing the existing residential buildings in Algeria (Mila), in terms of energy efficiency.

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Comfort and energy performance analysis of a heritage residential building in Shanghai

Cited by 4 publications

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The application of emotional design in lighting for Chinese healthcare spaces

The application of emotional design in lighting for Chinese healthcare spaces

Energy performance diagnosis for the residential building façade in Algeria

The energy efficiency diagnosis of residential buildings in Algeria

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