The integrating of architecture and nature into environmental objects in mountainous terrain

Maltseva, I. N.; Kaganovich, N. N.; Lorentz, T A

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/365/2/022048

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“…Compared to the external space, the internal space is more directly concerned with the needs of human use and psychological needs in the space. Maltseva et al studied the integration of architecture and nature in mountainous environments and proposed the main means of coordination between architecture and landscape composition, visual perception, and aesthetic definition [2]. Mirmoradi started from the concept of fractal architecture using logical reasoning to analyze the relationship between architecture and nature in order to achieve a well-designed building [3].…”

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[Retracted] Model of the Integration of the Building Interior with the Natural Environment Based on Nanomaterials and I.M. Pei’s Design Concept

Gu¹,

Wang²,

Li³

2022

Journal of Nanomaterials

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The current pair of fusion models for fusing the information of building interior and natural environment treats the two separately due to a large amount of computation, which leads to low efficiency and poor results of fusion. Regarding the above-discussed problems, the study constructs a fusion model of building interior and the natural environment under I.M. Pei’s design idea. Following an examination of how the interior of the building and the natural environment relate to one another by I.M. Pei’s design concept, information about the natural environment and the interior of the building is obtained through the use of remote sensing technology and 3D modeling technology. To finish the development of the model, the neural network model is used after the training of the parameters, and then, feature-level and information-level fusion of the obtained data is carried out. The validation data of the model showed that the fusion efficiency of the constructed model was improved by about 58.9%, and the fusion effect was significantly improved.

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confidence: 99%

[Retracted] Model of the Integration of the Building Interior with the Natural Environment Based on Nanomaterials and I.M. Pei’s Design Concept

Gu¹,

Wang²,

Li³

2022

Journal of Nanomaterials

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“…Architectura, 22, 205-217, doi: 10.22630 In the context of mottainai, the harmonisation of buildings with their surroundings is not only an end in itself, but also a means to avoid waste in a wide range of engineering and architectural activities. It is an expression of concern for all aspects of the environment, where resources are valued, and harmony between humans and nature is the basic principle of development (Maltseva, Kaganovich & Lorentz, 2018;Khaing, 2020). Moreover, the role of construction and architecture in promoting unity with nature is emphasised, with the design of environmentally friendly spaces and improvement of the microclimate being key aspects of this harmonisation (Emelianov et al, 2019).…”

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Mottainai in civil engineering – A message from Japan

Vaverkova,

Matsui,

Vaverka

2024

Acta. Sci. Pol. Architectura

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This article examines the impact of Japan’s mottainai concept on civil engineering practices, focusing on the waste of materials, financial resources, and harmonisation of structures with the environment. The authors highlight the global challenges of environmental and social imbalances in the context of global warming. The Japanese concept of mottainai is presented as the key to shaping the civil engineering approach. The inefficient use of raw materials was analysed in terms of material waste. A transition to a closed-loop economy is recommended, emphasising the need for resource efficiency. In the context of financial resources, the need for efficient budget allocation and project management is emphasised. The section on harmonising structures with the environment focuses on aesthetics, environment, sustainable mobility, and an integrated approach to urban planning. Civil engineering projects should combine functional efficiency with respect to the environment, and the mottainai concept can be a tool for achieving sustainability in civil engineering. Innovative solutions, such as intelligent energy management systems, are recommended to improve construction efficiency.

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“…Step 3 The result of the normalisation process (Maltseva et al, 2018), greyscale correlation analysis between the calculated evaluation index associated weight c i and weight C: 1 Construct the index sequence collection:…”

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Quantitative evaluation of landscape architecture environmental benefits based on multi-criteria decision-making

Wang

2022

IJETM

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Aiming at the problems of large spatial accuracy error and long evaluation time in the quantitative evaluation of environmental benefits of landscape architecture, a new research method for quantitative evaluation of environmental benefits of landscape architecture is proposed. The grey relational analysis method is used to calculate the weights of environmental benefit evaluation indexes and establish an evaluation index system. The multi-dimensional decision-making method is applied to the construction of the environmental benefit decision matrix. After the index weights are clarified, the weighted decision matrix is established to calculate the distance of the standard solutions of different environmental benefit evaluation indexes to obtain the quantitative assessment results of environmental benefits. Comparative experiments show that the spatial accuracy error is no more than 4%, the change curve of the environmental benefit evaluation index is relatively close to the average change curve, and the benefit evaluation time is less than 2 s.

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The integrating of architecture and nature into environmental objects in mountainous terrain

Cited by 3 publications

References 3 publications

[Retracted] Model of the Integration of the Building Interior with the Natural Environment Based on Nanomaterials and I.M. Pei’s Design Concept

[Retracted] Model of the Integration of the Building Interior with the Natural Environment Based on Nanomaterials and I.M. Pei’s Design Concept

Mottainai in civil engineering – A message from Japan

Quantitative evaluation of landscape architecture environmental benefits based on multi-criteria decision-making

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