Effectiveness of one-click feedback of building energy efficiency in supporting early-stage architecture design: An experimental study

Sustainable Construction with Cattail Fibers in Imbabura, Ecuador: Physical and Mechanical Properties, Research, and Applications

“…Findings from comprehensive studies on natural fibers shed light on their application, presenting both achievements and obstacles encountered as noted in recent research conducted in Imbabura [20,21]. Integrating natural fibers aligns with the principles of biomimicry, which advocates for emulating nature to enhance construction sustainability and achieve harmony with local ecosystems [22].…”

Multifunctional Village Hall With Sustainable Architecture Concept: An Integrated Land Use System by Considering Building Energy Efficiency

“…Aspects of sustainable architecture, including initial design such as orientation, layout, mass, fenestration, and shading [6]. With the aspects that have been mentioned, the tools to achieve the most advanced aspects have been developed in several studies, such as research on energy efficiency indicators, optimization of design driven by building performance, the influence of design parameters on development that implements energy efficiency, as well as design products that support sustainable building [5] .In this study review discusses building energy efficiency which includes:…”

“…Discussions and studies have been conducted to find a result about thermal comfort, including the initial stage of design preparation that includes orientation, geometry, fenestrasi, shading, envelopes, service systems, and renovation strategies. As for other cases that take the study of building energy efficiency problems, the discussion of the burden of heating or cooling energy becomes the most popular topic that has been widely discussed [5].…”

“…Sustainable architecture is a building design that maximizes the use of energy, materials, and environmental development, Sustainable architecture can also be interpreted as a way to extend the aging process of existing technology [4]. With the environmental crisis inversely proportional to the lifestyle of the people at this time, force the architect to have innovation in creating buildings that have comfort as well as energy efficiency in them [5].…”