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No. 10 (2019): Space Design for Thermal Comfort and Energy Efficiency in Summer | A+BE | Architecture and the Built Environment
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No. 10 (2019): Space Design for Thermal Comfort and Energy Efficiency in Summer
No. 10 (2019): Space Design for Thermal Comfort and Energy Efficiency in Summer
322 pages
ISBN 978-94-6366-218-5
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7480/abe.19.10
Published:
2019-11-25
Book (Full version)
Space Design for Thermal Comfort and Energy Efficiency in Summer
Passive cooling strategies for hot humid climates, inspired by Chinese vernacular architecture
Xiaoyu Du
1-322
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Book Chapters
Introduction
Xiaoyu Du
31-46
A review of thermal comfort
Xiaoyu Du
49-68
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Passive cooling techniques
Xiaoyu Du
60-100
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Architectural spatial design strategies for summer microclimate control in buildings
a comparative case study of Chinese vernacular and modern houses
Xiaoyu Du, Regina Bokel, Andy van den Dobbelsteen
101-120
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Building microclimate and summer thermal comfort in free-running buildings with diverse spaces
A Chinese vernacular house case
Xiaoyu Du, Regina Bokel, Andy van den Dobbelsteen
121-154
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Spatial configuration, building microclimate and thermal comfort
A modern house case
Xiaoyu Du
155-186
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Can thermal perception in a building be predicted by the perceived spatial openness of a building in a hot and humid climate?
Xiaoyu Du
187-200
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Output of part I:
Defining the relationship of spatial design, building microclimate and thermal summer comfort in dwellings
Xiaoyu Du
201-204
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Using spatial indicators to predict ventilation and energy performance
Correlation analysis for an apartment building in five Chinese cities
Xiaoyu Du, Regina Bokel, Andy van den Dobbelsteen
207-238
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Methods of spatial analysis for natural ventilation potential
Xiaoyu Du
239-248
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Spatial configuration evaluation of Chinese rural houses through visual graph analysis for adaptive thermal comfort
Xiaoyu Du
249-272
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Coupling occupants’ behaviour and natural ventilation potential analysis in the design of a Chinese rural house
Xiaoyu Du
273-300
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Conclusion
Xiaoyu Du
301-316
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