Titlebook: Sustainable Urban Housing in China; Principles and Case Leon Glicksman,Juintow Lin Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Bui

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Case Study Two — Beijing Star Gardenelopment in the area of the former Asian Games site in Beijing (Figure 1). Throughout the process, architects and engineers worked together to design a site plan and building designs that would promote comfortable outdoor and indoor environments.

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Case Study Three - Shanghai Taidong Residential Quartereffort of MIT’s Sustainable Urban Housing in China Group and Tongji University’s Construction Engineering Department and Architectural Design and Research Institute. The process was informed by a number of design and technology factors, including the results of energy studies, urbande sign concepts,

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Case Study Four - Shenzhen Wonderland Phase IVhenzhen invited MIT to work on the site plan and architectural design for energy-efficient housing for phase IV of the Shenzhen Wonderland development (Figure 1). When this project was initiated in 1999, the first two phases of housing were already completed, while phase III and IV were in design de

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Case Study Five — Beijing Hui Long Guan outside of Beijing named Hui Long Guan. MIT undertook the site planning and architectural design for two residential plots within the larger master plan for the Tian Hong Project. These included development parcels C02 and C06, consisting of 89,000 and 148,000 square meters respectively (Figure 1).

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Low-Energy Building Designor are more careful about shading and ventilating their units are able to remain thermally comfortable without it. This research strengthens an understanding of how housing can be designed and operated to provide a viable (comfortable and affordable) alternative to air-conditioning equipment.

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