Jaali a tool of sustainable architectural practice: Understanding the feasibility and usage

Prasad, Raunak; Tandon, Reetika; Verma, Aditi; Sharma, Manish; Ajmera, Niharika

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2022.01.424

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“…Several previous researchers have conducted sustainability studies, such as using materials for outside buildings utilising perforated lattice screens [15] and using marble and limestone for building envelopes for energy savings [16]. Research on sustainable materials for building construction, such as research on recycling materials for the building [17], the manufacture of mortar from rock waste [18], and the use of bamboo for the construction industry [19].…”

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Tropical Interior of Pick a Bite Startup using Sustainable Materials

Santoso

Pramono

Wijaya

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Snacks are types of food that are very popular among Indonesian people today because they have practical value and are suitable for modern lifestyles. However, snacks generally contain high sugar and calories, which are not good for health. From these problems, Pick a Bite, as a startup, is offering healthy and delicious snack products served in a cake shop. This store has a tropical design concept in its interior, starting from the floor, walls, ceiling, and furniture. This research aims to create an interior design for Pick a Bite startup using sustainability materials. The method used in this research is a single case study. The colour scheme used in the interior concept departs from the colours of the company logo. At the same time, the concept of sustainable materials is contained in the selection of materials in the shop interior. The floors and furniture use a wood texture made of environmentally friendly synthetic materials. The walls use white brick wallpaper motifs to emphasize the natural elements, while the lights used on the ceiling are energy-efficient LEDs. Using sustainable materials aims to reduce the negative impact on the natural environment.

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Tropical Interior of Pick a Bite Startup using Sustainable Materials

Santoso

Pramono

Wijaya

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…Modern structures constructed in hot climates frequently draw design cues from conventional screens like the Jali and Mashrabiya(Elzeyadi and Batool, 2017). Jalior Jaali (Indian spelling) screen is a latticework is an openwork framework made of strips of several types of construction material arranged in a crisscrossing pattern(Prasad et al, 2022). The amount of time spent indoors within the comfort range in Qatar's capital city of Doha improved dramatically thanks to a well-designed external shade, the authors claim, increasing it by anywhere between 13.3% and 50% on average per year (Elzeyadi and Batool, 2017).…”

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Implication of Shading Passive Strategies in Buildings of Hot and Humid Climates for Energy Optimization: Lessons from Vernacular Dwellings in Nigeria

Jega,

Muhy Al-Din

2023

JSA

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Residential buildings consume approximately 30% to 40% of total primary energy, representing a significant share of the world's energy consumption. The contemporary designs of residential high-rise buildings in Nigeria borrow from different climates and adapt to Nigeria's hot and humid climate. Shading is an effective strategy for reducing solar heat gain and improving cooling conditions in hot and humid climates. This study tries to explore the most effective and most adaptable shading elements in the study area to be implicit in the contemporary design of high-rise residences. This study has a particular emphasis on shading techniques; hence, it will examine and present existing literature on shading devices and strategies. The aim of this research is to minimize energy consumption in residential buildings in Nigeria. Therefore, the research investigates the most effective shading strategies in the vernacular buildings that can be utilized as design criteria in future buildings. The findings led to identifying the effective and adaptable shading strategies found in vernacular architecture, which can be utilized in contemporary high-rise residential buildings in Nigeria for energy optimization. Finally, the research suggests guidelines to support architects in reducing energy usage in high-rise residential buildings in Nigeria.

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Jaali a tool of sustainable architectural practice: Understanding the feasibility and usage

Cited by 2 publications

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Tropical Interior of Pick a Bite Startup using Sustainable Materials

Tropical Interior of Pick a Bite Startup using Sustainable Materials

Implication of Shading Passive Strategies in Buildings of Hot and Humid Climates for Energy Optimization: Lessons from Vernacular Dwellings in Nigeria

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