Implementation of Green Building Design Strategies Needs Whole Process Control and Supervision
LIU Yu,XU Ai-lan,LI Jing,LIU Jin-hua
DOI:10.11835/j.issn.1674-4764.2008.01.003
Received August 28, 2007,Revised July 20, 2007, Accepted , Available online July 01, 2015
Volume ,2008,Pages 1-8
- Abstract
Whether the intention of green building design can be realized in buildings needs to be verified in practice.This study firstly investigates the basic climate conditions including the monthly average temperatures,humidity,wind directions,and wind speeds in Sydney,Australia,based on which it introduces some passive design features such as natural ventilation,thermal mass,natural lighting and shading control of an educational and office building in the University of New South Wales.Then,it reviews some problems identified from the post-occupancy stage of the building and discusses the strategies to solve the problems.Finally,it suggests that to implement the design intentions and ensure the expected performance of green buildings,attentions should be paid to supervise and direct implementation of the green design strategies and techniques in the whole process(from preliminary design,working drawing design,construction,to the occupancy stage) of building practice.