architectural

Building impacts on carbon emissions and climate change

To sum up, today my presentation is about Building and Carbon Emission Challenges and Solutions ,Carbon emission in the Building sector, Building assume as 40% of all global CO2 emission, This amount of emission  may breakdown in to Operational emissions …. Heating, cooling, lighting and appliances and Embodied carbon: manufacture, transport and installation. Factors contributing […]

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Building on brownfield sites

Building on brownfield sites involves the redevelopment or repurposing of land previously used for industrial, commercial, or agricultural purposes but now vacant or underutilized. These sites, often located in urban or suburban areas, present unique opportunities for revitalizing communities, reducing urban sprawl, and conserving greenfields. Redeveloping brownfield sites helps alleviate the environmental burden of abandoned

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Pedestrian priority on campus

Walking is the primary mode of transportation, which has been significantly reduced owing to motorized transportation. Connection inside a university is critical, especially at large institutions with several buildings and departments serving diverse purposes.          This subject is significant from a variety of perspectives. When the campus area is not suitable for pedestrians, the demand

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Promote sustainable commuting

Sustainable commuting refers to transportation practices that reduce environmental impact, promote health, and contribute to a more sustainable urban environment. As urbanization accelerates, traditional commuting methods, such as single-occupancy vehicles, contribute to air pollution, traffic congestion, and energy inefficiency. Promoting sustainable commuting encourages the use of alternative transportation modes like walking, cycling, carpooling, and public

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Measuring the level of sustainability in cities using circles of sustainability tool

Circles of Sustainability is a method for understanding and assessing sustainability, and for project management directed towards socially sustainable outcomes. It is intended to handle ‘seemingly intractable problems’ such as outlined in sustainable development debates. The method is mostly used for cities and urban settlements. The style of the charts themselves could be described as a mixture of radar chart and bar chart. The method

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livable cities planning principle and rolls to make a city sustainable

Livability refers to an urban system that contributes to the physical, social and mental wellbeing and personal development of all its inhabitants. It is about delightful and desirable urban spaces that offer and reflect cultural and sacred enrichment. robust There are five fundamental aspects of great, livable cities: and complete neighborhoods, accessibility and sustainable mobility,

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Record and preserve cultural heritage

The process of recording and preserving cultural heritage is considered to be a multi-layered and multi-dimensional. There are many methods that draw diverse frameworks for the preservation of cultural heritage. This process globally faces many challenges and obstacles. With the advanced technology, the process of documentation and recording cultural heritage became faster and more accurate.

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How does architectural heritage conservation contribute to sustainable cities?

Architectural heritage conservation entails the preservation and maintenance of culturally significant structures or locations to foster sustainable urban development. This strategy fosters environmental, economic, social, and cultural sustainability. Successful instances were examined alongside challenges, including financial limitations, regulatory obstacles, and the equilibrium between contemporary development and conservation. This event also included innovative ideas, policy recommendations,

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