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This document discusses green building and indoor environmental quality. It defines green buildings as those designed to reduce environmental impact and provide healthier, more efficient affordable housing. Elements of green building include achieving water and energy efficiency through techniques like passive solar design and using locally available renewable sources. Indoor environmental quality incorporates conditions like air quality, lighting and thermal comfort, and their effects on occupants. Research shows physical and mental performance decreases with temperatures over 26°C. Eco-friendly building materials mentioned include ashcrete, timbercrete, straw bales, cork and bamboo. The document also discusses waste reduction through recycling and reuse.
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التاسعة والنصف مساء توقيت القاهرة
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- 1. Lect. 3 Adama (ASTU) March 23, 2022
- 2. Activity 1 What is Green building?
- 3. • Green buildings are part of a global response to increasing awareness of the role of human activity in causing global climate change. • Redesigning the design process • Designed to reduce the overall impact of the built environment on human health and the natural environment Green building
- 4. Green buildings also present a way to attack the inequity of global resource distribution by providing affordable housing for the poor that is healthier, more resource efficient and cheaper to own and operate. Cont.
- 5. Whatare the Elements of Green Building? Activity 2
- 7. How to achieve water efficiency? Activity 3
- 9. What is indoor environmental quality? Activity 4
- 10. • incorporates the conditions inside a building; air quality, lighting, thermal conditions, ergonomics, visual comfort, acoustic and their effects on occupants or residents. • Buildings, as a kind of third skin. indoor environmental quality (IEQ)
- 11. Relationship between Comfort Level and Performance Ability Physical and mental performance capacity related to room temperature was determined by researches • it shows that, from room temperatures of about 25°C to 26°C upwards, performance capacity noticeably decreases. • From 28 to 29°C onwards, work efficiency clearly decreases.
- 12. Heat emission rates for a person as it relates to surrounding environmental temperature. From a temperature of 34°C, the body can exclusively emit heat via evaporation (sweating), since the surface temperature of the human skin is also 34 °C. Performance capacity of a person as it relates to room temperature.
- 13. Relationship between Level of Well-Being and healthy Indoor Climate Influence factors for comfort level sensation indoors
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- 16. Durable and maintainable design • Durable design Long lasting design • Design for Maintainability is the practice of integrating operations and maintenance considerations into project planning and design to achieve effectiveness, safety, and economy of maintenance tasks during the lifespan of a facility.
- 17. How to achieve energy efficiency ? Activity 5
- 21. • Locally available • renewable sources. • Durable, re usable, and Non-toxic materials Mention some eco-friend materials? Eco-friendly material
- 22. AshCrete
- 23. Timbercrete
- 24. Straw Bales
- 25. Cork
- 26. bamboo
- 27. Activity 1 How can we reduce waste?
- 28. Waste reduction • Reduce extraction of materials • Reduce External Pollution and Environmental Damage • Recycle and reuse
- 29. Activity 1 What makes a building green?
- 30. • Minimal disturbance to landscapes and site condition • Building Shape and Orientation • Building Envelope • Solar Protection, Noise Protection • Glare Protection • Daylight Utilization • Innovative Tools • Effective controls and building management systems What makes a building green?
- 32. Green roofs Green roof components • Insulates the Building. • Reduces Greenhouse Gas Emissions. • Improves Stormwater Management. Benfits
- 34. • Share some of your habits which are not ecofriendly • Imagine your house and share what sustainability features it have • What green building features can you incorporate in your house recently from what you learn Reflection activity