The experimental stage of research is here described about architecture that adopts the BIM and BPS processes: the results of the Energy Simulation for two different design approaches aimed at improving the energy efficiency of a building are compared.
As a first step, a residential building in Italy is selected and the relative information model is processed on which two proposals will be made; in the first, solutions based on conventional intervention procedures are proposed, among those most widespread on Italian territory, while in the other, solutions based only on bioclimatic architecture principles, mostly with passive systems, are suggested. The two alternatives are compared, and their pros and cons are evaluated. The goal is to provide investigation and design methods as well as tools to be adopted already from the early stages of project definition and above all to encourage the use of bioclimatic technologies so as to minimize the use of mechanical air conditioning systems. The article is aimed to show that in architectural design, such a cooperation between different actors, including the BPS experts, which can lead to an increase in the energy performance levels of the architectural product, can be appropriate.
001_COVER AND INDEX
005_ TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTION: BIOCLIMATIC VOCATION AND RECOVERY STRATEGIES
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FOCUS ON TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTION VERSUS SUSTAINABLE ISSUES
018_ TRADITION AND INNOVATION IN BIOCLIMATIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR CONTROLLING OUTDOOR MICROCLIMATES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN REGION
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023_ THE IMPACT OF MODIFYING COURTYARD WALL GEOMETRIES ON THERMAL PERFORMANCE AND NATURAL VENTILATION OF TWO-STOREY BUILDING
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029_ THE PROPAGATION OF PRESSURES IN A PANEL OF STONE MATERIAL
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039_ RESTORATION OF MARRAKECH ANCIENT MEDINA FONDOUKS (MOROCCO) STEPS AND PROCESSES. Case of Fondouk El Kebbaj
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046_ TANKING UP WITH ARCHITECTURE. The Lago do Jardim de Jericó in Valverde, Portugal
Stefanos Antoniadis, Luigi Stendardo
051_ THE HIDDEN INGENUITY IN THE GREEK RURAL ARCHITECTURE
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057_ ENVIRONMENTAL RETROFITTING OF A SCHOOL BUILDING STOCK. NOTES FOR A DESIGN PROCESS MODEL
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063_ AT THE ROOTS OF ARCHITECTURE. THE PROJECT IN THE MEDITERRANEAN RURAL LANDSCAPE
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069_ BUILD UP A MODEL FOR ASSESSING SUSTAINABLE URBAN REDEVELOPMENT PERFORMANCE
Mustafa Al-Alwani, Suad Al-Fatlawi
073_ PLACES THAT TEACH HOW TO LIVE IN THE AGE OF ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION
Rosa Maria Vitrano
089_ DEVELOPING NEW METHOD FOR MORE SUSTAINABLE TRADITIONAL STREETS
M. Al-Alwani, M. Chabuk
093_ ROCKFALL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE SORRENTO-AMALFI PENINSULA
Paolo Budetta
099_ BUILDING PERFORMANCE SIMULATION: A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO DESIGN PROPOSALS FOR A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
Angelo Picariello, Luca Buoninconti, Dora Francese