The correlation between art and architecture to promote social interaction in public space

Dawoud, Maher Mk.; Elgizawy, Ebtesam M.

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“…Heritage buildings are integral parts of modern life, in which they gain their significance from their historical, archeological, and cultural added value, and signify the rich histories of countries [1][2][3][4]. In addition, heritage buildings are recognized for their abilities to improve the cultural and architectural significance of societies [5].…”

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“…Historic integrity is relevant to the authenticity of a building's identity with existing evidence of its unique physical characteristics during the building's historical period [14]. According to Al-Sakkaf et al [3,4,15], the trends of protection and the use of heritage buildings and cultural heritage components testify to the increasing attention paid to studying heritage and legacy. Studies have shown that project life cycle phases have been developed to evaluate the performance of buildings in general.…”

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“…In addition, there is a lack of a comprehensive rating system that could assess the heritage buildings' elements and study the possibility of passive design architecture interventions to evaluate the thermal comfort interims of energy for heritage buildings. According to Al-Sakkaf et al [3,4,15], the trends of protection and the use of heritage buildings and cultural heritage components testify to the increasing attention paid to studying heritage and legacy. Studies have shown that project life cycle phases have been developed to evaluate the performance of buildings in general.…”

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“…Around the globe, many rating systems pertain to different areas of sustainable development. By March 2010, there were 382 registered building software tools for sustainability development [3]. Nevertheless, only a few systems are well established and recognized by the World Green Building Council.…”

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“…Rectangular buildings should be oriented with the long axis running east-west, so the east and west walls receive less sunlight in the summer. In the winter, passive solar heat gain occurs on the south side of the building [3,16,17].…”

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Studying Energy Performance and Thermal Comfort Conditions in Heritage Buildings: A Case Study of Murabba Palace

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Heritage buildings are significant historical and architecture added value, which requires deep and precise preliminary brainstorming when considering upgrading or retrofitting these valuable buildings. In this study, we opted to highlight some passive design architecture interventions to improve the thermal comfort and the required cooling energy for buildings. The Murabba Palace in Riyadh was selected as a case study. DesignBuilder software was used to evaluate the energy performance of ten passive architectural design alternatives throughout different seasons in an attempt to improve the energy performance and thermal comfort of heritage buildings. The ten passive design scenarios encompassed double low-E glass, double reflected glass, double low-E glass and double wall with an air gap, double low-E glass and double wall with thermal insulation, double low-E glass and double wall with lightweight thermal insulation, double low-E glass and double wall with sprayed foam insulation, double reflected glass and double wall with an air gap, double reflected glass and double wall with thermal insulation, double reflected glass and double wall with lightweight thermal insulation, and double reflected glass and double wall with sprayed foam insulation. The results show that using double low-E glass and applying a double wall with polystyrene thermal insulation can enhance the thermal comfort inside the building and reduce the energy performance and CO2 emissions to 17% and 9%, respectively.

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An Integrated Multi-criteria Decision Making Model for Evaluating Sustainability Rating Systems

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Painting art and sustainability: relationship from composite indices and a neural network

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2023

IJSE

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PurposeThis work aims to establish the relationship between painting art and sustainability, which allows for highlighting implications likely to improve sustainability for humanity's welfare.Design/methodology/approachTo achieve this objective, painting art is measured by a composite index aggregating the quantity and quality represented by the market value. As for sustainable development, it is represented by a composite index comprising three variables: the climate change performance index (ecological dimension), the wage index reflecting distributive justice (social dimension) and the gross domestic product (economic dimension). The composite indices were determined through adjusted data envelopment analysis. In addition, two other methods are used in this work: correlation analysis and a neural network method. These methods are applied to data from 2007 to 2021 across the world.FindingsThe correlation method highlighted a perfect positive correlation between painting art and sustainability. As for the neural network method, it revealed that the quality of painting has the greatest impact on sustainability. The neural network method also showed that the most positively impacted variable of sustainability by painting art is the social variable, with a pseudo-probability of 0.90.Originality/valueThe relationship between painting art and sustainability is underexplored, in particular in terms of statistical analysis. Therefore, this research intends to fill this gap. Moreover, analysis of the relationship between both using composite indices computed via an original method (adjusted data envelopment analysis) and a neural network method is nonexistent, which constitutes the novelty of this work.Peer reviewThe peer review history for this article is available at: https://publons.com/publon/10.1108/IJSE-01-2023-0006

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The correlation between art and architecture to promote social interaction in public space

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Studying Energy Performance and Thermal Comfort Conditions in Heritage Buildings: A Case Study of Murabba Palace

Studying Energy Performance and Thermal Comfort Conditions in Heritage Buildings: A Case Study of Murabba Palace

An Integrated Multi-criteria Decision Making Model for Evaluating Sustainability Rating Systems

Painting art and sustainability: relationship from composite indices and a neural network

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