Titlebook: Emerging Research in Sustainable Energy and Buildings for a Low-Carbon Future; Robert J. Howlett,John R. Littlewood,Lakhmi C. Jai Book 202

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Neuro-Psychopharmaka. Ein Therapie-Handbuch, built environment infrastructure and renewable energy. Contributions are from many different countries of the world and on a range of topics, representing a sample of research within the ‘sustainable energy and buildings’ field.

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Ch. Wewetzer,A. Warnke,M. Gerlachefinition of Active Buildings and the key principles to be considered when designing them are discussed and illustrated. The background to the research project is discussed, which includes addressing the UK Government’s aim to at least halve the energy consumption of all new buildings by 2030, and h

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M. Scheifele,A. Warnke,M. Gerlachproject integral housing solutions, incorporating the principles of sustainability in its three dimensions: economic, social and environmental. Our design premise is based on reducing the energetic demand in the houses, projecting in bioclimatic conditions which correspond to the convenient site for

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Intensivpflege: Ablauf und Organisationia as a case study. The study sought responses from construction managers, project managers, and quantity surveyors from the six different regions of the country. Data gathered were analysed using factor analysis and structural equation modelling. The findings revealed that issues surrounding regula

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Makoto Naoi,Wakako Maruyama,Peter Riedererires consideration of complex interrelationships that exist among many variables. Therefore, this research aims to develop a dynamic model to analyse the impact of energy policies on buildings performance. The principle of socio-technical systems as an approach to model this complexity has been advo

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Osama S. Abdelaziz,Antonio A. F. De Salleshe world, Kazakhstan is rigorously attempting to boost its infrastructure development. Among others, significant resources are invested in the construction of both residential and non-residential buildings. As a proponent of sustainable development, the government of Kazakhstan is seeking ways of re