Preliminary Evaluation of Design and Construction Details to Maximize Health and Well-Being in a New Built Public School in Wroclaw

Baborska-Narożny, Magdalena; Bać, Anna

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“…Designing visually attractive, avant-garde buildings that have the potential to become tourist attractions affecting the economic development of the city (Bilbao effect); visionary and designer Designing buildings which have the shapes which exclude natural ventilation, air-conditioned, with windows which do not open /facades only in places where it is economically justified (buildings maintained from the budget often have problems, because the costs of air conditioning are too large for them) [78,79]; designer and researcher Designing architecturally impressive double-skin facades only in places where it is economically justified and the facade can be an efficiently functioning element of the building's ventilation system which does not generate substantial costs; designer and researcher Table 3. Cont.…”

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The Role of an Architect in Creating the Image of an Elderly-Friendly Sustainable Smart City

Tymkiewicz

2019

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The idea of sustainable smart city has extensive scientific literature where the architects’ role in designing built environments, being a physical platform for implementing “elderly-friendly” solutions, is poorly referenced. The main objective of the article is to define the role of architects in creating the image of sustainable smart cities, focusing on senior citizens. The paper surveys the available literature on the subject and describes pilot studies carried out at the indicative level among the students of one of architecture faculties in Poland, based on the design thinking method. The studies demonstrate how students imagine intelligent elderly-friendly cities in the future from the architects’ perspective. In addition, examples of other studies with the students of that faculty are presented. Following the analyses combining the conclusions of research and pilot studies with the students, a tabular summary of the architects’ tasks and roles were provided—these were divided into six building blocks of a smart city and as a reference to the elements shaping the image of cities, districts and buildings. This is a new, innovative classification of architectural issues. The perspectives for further desk research and field participatory research were indicated, which should, in the future, translate into a novel holistic approach to the problem.

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Section: Tasks In Designing the Image Of A Sustainable Smart City Rolmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of an Architect in Creating the Image of an Elderly-Friendly Sustainable Smart City

Tymkiewicz

2019

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Preliminary Evaluation of Design and Construction Details to Maximize Health and Well-Being in a New Built Public School in Wroclaw

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The Role of an Architect in Creating the Image of an Elderly-Friendly Sustainable Smart City

The Role of an Architect in Creating the Image of an Elderly-Friendly Sustainable Smart City

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