Effects of climate change in the thermal and energy performance of low-income housing in Brazil—assessing design variable sensitivity over the 21st century

Nunes, Gustavo Henrique; Giglio, Thalita Gorban Ferreira

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2022.112885

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“…[38,41,44,[67][68][69][70][71][72]74,77,78,81] and Material Effectiveness [40,47,63,66,[73][74][75][76]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones). [38,41,44,[67][68][69][70][71][72]74,77,78,81] and Material Effectiveness [40,47,63,66,[73][74][75][76]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones). [41,48,75,…”

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“…The identified clusters are listed in Table 3. In many records, one option to achieve a sustainable and resilient building entails considering low-energy solutions, as reported by [37] and [38], thus falling in the "Energy Performance" category. Other examples are the studies of Menna et al [39] and Marini et al [40] that consider Life Cycle Assessment for structural retrofitting against seismic hazards while including environmental impacts, thus falling in the "Life Cycle Thinking" category.…”

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“…Figure A2. Clusters (specifically Indoor Comfort[38,41,44,[67][68][69][70][71][72]74,77,78,81] and Material Effectiveness[40,47,63,66,[73][74][75][76]) from the selected records resulted from the literature review and selected records (keywords found in the records belonging to each thematic category in yellow stickers, research articles in light blue ones, review articles in blue ones, and conference papers in black ones).…”

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Effects of climate change in the thermal and energy performance of low-income housing in Brazil—assessing design variable sensitivity over the 21st century

Cited by 8 publications

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Field Investigation on the Effects of Window Configurations on Thermal Environment, Daylighting and Ventilation Performance in a Naturally Ventilated Residential Building: A Case Study of a Student Dormitory in ITB Jatinangor Campus

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