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Design of Sustainable Buildings with Renewables,le the energy crisis caused by conventional buildings, which currently consume 30–40% of the world’s annual energy. The usage of such a higher energy further causes an increase in the prices of fossil fuel oils and, consequently, conventional buildings contribute a high amount of CO. emission to gre

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Thermal Energy Storage (TES) for Sustainable Buildings: Addressing the Current Energetic Situation sustainability and the limitation of the energy consumption of buildings are of substantial importance in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and mitigating the consequences of climate change. The main problem of the next years will be the necessity to find a compromise between energy demand and avai

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Performance Effectiveness of Daylight Modifiers for Optimizing Daylighting in University Buildings,le excessive daylighting can result in glare and severe heat gain. This chapter studies the effectiveness of daylight modifiers: dynamic glass, metal overhangs, and perforated panels on optimizing daylighting, glare probability, and solar heat gain with a focus on university buildings. Due to the bu

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Emotional Response to Different Lighting Conditions,fits the environment. However, daylight can cause harsh glares. Harsh glares come directly from the sun and reflect on surfaces, making the environment difficult to work in. Thus, the harsh response of daylight adds to the importance of artificial lights, making them more important to have once dayl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-41148-9Natural ventilation; Renewable Energy; Daylighting analysis; Air quality; Natural illumination; Energy ha

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Natural Energy, Lighting, and Ventilation in Sustainable Buildings978-3-031-41148-9Series ISSN 2730-7042 Series E-ISSN 2730-7050