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Innovations in architectural and environmental design: From methodologies to technology and cultural sensitivity
- 1 Taiyuan University of Technology
- 2 Taiyuan University of Technology
- 3 Taiyuan University of Technology
- 4 Taiyuan University of Technology
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Abstract
This comprehensive paper delves into the multifaceted world of contemporary architectural and environmental design, exploring an array of methodologies that emphasize sustainability, technological innovation, and socio-cultural integration. It begins by discussing the Integrated Design Process (IDP), which fosters early-stage collaboration across various disciplines, illustrated by the example of Seattle’s Bullitt Center. The paper then explores the principles of Biophilic Design, highlighting its positive impacts on human health and well-being, as seen in Singapore’s Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. The concept of Adaptive Reuse is explored next, emphasizing its role in sustainable urban development, with the Tate Modern in London serving as a case study. Further, the paper examines Green Building Technologies, Digital Design and Simulation Tools like BIM, and Smart Building Systems, showcasing their contributions to sustainable and efficient building management. The final sections discuss the importance of Community Engagement, Cultural Sensitivity in Design, and Inclusive Design, stressing the need for architecture that resonates with community values and is accessible to all. Through these discussions, the paper provides an insightful look into the current trends and future directions in architecture and environmental design, advocating for a holistic approach that balances functionality, sustainability, and cultural relevance.
Keywords
Integrated Design Process, Biophilic Design, Adaptive Reuse, Green Building Technologies, Building Information Modeling, Smart Building Systems
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Feng,Y.;Wang,Z.;Guo,Z.;Cai,T. (2024). Innovations in architectural and environmental design: From methodologies to technology and cultural sensitivity. Applied and Computational Engineering,66,42-47.
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