Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

Sustainable Mediterranean Construction

SOLAR ANALYSIS FOR A SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE REGENERATION

Authors 

Luca Buoninconti

Keywords: 

solar analysis, shadows, natural lighting, architectural regeneration, social buildings

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Introduzione

In the collection and organization of environmental data for a Design that knows how to use the resources of the project site, the solar analysis is the procedure that aims to know the ways in which the radiation of the sun reaches the place of study in different periods of the year.
In particular, the main purpose is to establish how direct radiation affects the different environments or affects the different technical elements of the building; the solar flux can indeed substantially modify the physical quantities that define the meteorological climate and the lighting conditions.
The information that can be obtained is: first, to know if and when the direct radiation of the sun hits a particular surface, and second, know how much energy invests that surface.
In the first case we see Sunshineing or Daylighting while in the second we talk about Irradiation; in the meta-design it will be important to perform a correct amount of sunshine, because it will be possible to determine in the project site which are the warmest and brightest places; in the thermal, lighting and photovoltaic calculation it will be necessary to determine the solar irradiation, because it will be possible to correctly design the technical elements and the plants at the service of the construction.

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SMC Special Issue N.02 2019

SMC MAGAZINE SPECIAL ISSUE N. TWO/2019

WHOLE BOOK

001_COVER

007_ FOREWORD
Giuseppe Vaccaro

013_ INTRODUCTION Designing new healtcare facilities in a European frame
Paola De Joanna

PART I
DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR HEALTHCARE FACILITIES

023_Spaces for health: an Overview. From the temple to the mall concept
Fani Vavili

029_Design and quality in the project for health buildings. The horizons of innovation
Andrea Tartaglia

PART II
INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

041_Alternative Forms of Healthcare Facilities. Meditation Centre on Mount Olympus, Greece
Christina Chatzouli, Evangelos Chrysafidis, Maria Kanetsou, Nasos Zempiloglou

049_Urban spaces, new buildings and IC Technologies for health sustainability
Eugenio Arbizzani

061_Design for healthcare. The role of Ergonomics for Design and Human-Centred Design approach
Mattia Pistolesi, Francesca Tosi

073_Spaces for children in healthcare settings: design essentials and innovations
Artemis Kyrkou

PART III
INVESTIGATIONS AND DESIGN APPROACH

083_Bioclimatic behaviour of small healthcare facilities
Dora Francese

099_Solar analisys for a sustainable architecture regeneration
Luca Buoninconti

107_Materials, architecture and multisensoriality. Sensitive spaces for care and health
Teresa Della Corte

119_Environment and place. Context analysis as a preliminary activity for the healthcare facilities design
Giuseppe Vaccaro

PART IV
PROJECTS AND VISIONS

133_Primary Health Centres in the 21st century. Cells of Health and Health Culture
Evangelos Chrysafidis

137_PROJECTS

146_LIST OF AUTHORS

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