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Identification and introduction principles of green architecture in Iran to reduce energy consumption, case study of Bushehr green building

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  61-76

Abstract

 High energy consumption and its adverse consequences are among the greatest concerns of today’, s world. One of the ways of balancing energy consumption is sustainability, particularly in buildings since according to Iran’, s annual energy records, more than one third of the country’, s energy is consumed in the building sector. Today, sustainable architecture is among the most important approaches in architecture, aiming to reduce consumption of resources, preserve the natural environment, and promote health. Given that the applied aspect of this approach requires further attention in Iran, this study sought to explain the principles of sustainable architecture and outline the applied sustainable principles in Iran by examining an instance built in Bushehr. In addition, it intended to investigate how successful the project was as many of these principles have been studied and defined in different parts of the world and given that they are specified for a particular climate, they cannot be used as principles prepared and suitable for the climate of Iran. Their success can only be evaluated using software applications and through the passage of time. In this study, first, the concept and aims of sustainable architecture were explained through library research on the subject and real definition of sustainability principles. Then, the building that has been introduced as a sustainable structure in Bushehr was simulated and analyzed in DesignBuilder. The results indicated that in this project, with 235. 85 kWh/m2 energy consumption, cooling required the most energy and to reduce energy consumption and move towards the principles of sustainability, principles such as proper definition of the dimensions of openings (for example, openings with medium dimensions since large dimensions do not fit warm and humid climates) and canopies (such as vertical canopies) should be used in constructing such buildings.

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    APA: Copy

    Behzadpour, Mohammad, & kashanizadeh, Behnaz. (2022). Identification and introduction principles of green architecture in Iran to reduce energy consumption, case study of Bushehr green building. JOURNAL OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT, 2(6 ), 61-76. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1021885/en

    Vancouver: Copy

    Behzadpour Mohammad, kashanizadeh Behnaz. Identification and introduction principles of green architecture in Iran to reduce energy consumption, case study of Bushehr green building. JOURNAL OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT[Internet]. 2022;2(6 ):61-76. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1021885/en

    IEEE: Copy

    Mohammad Behzadpour, and Behnaz kashanizadeh, “Identification and introduction principles of green architecture in Iran to reduce energy consumption, case study of Bushehr green building,” JOURNAL OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT, vol. 2, no. 6 , pp. 61–76, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1021885/en

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