Environmental Rehabilitation Techniques of Existing Buildings

Ghada Essam Galfon, Sherief Ahmed Sheta, Mohamed Ali Khalil
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 Abstract —Rapid urban growth of existing cities -especially in developing countries- increases the environmental impacts of urbanization that lead to climate change. This requires a set of strategies to increase the resource management efficiency of buildings and improve indoor environmental quality (IEQ) not only for new constructions but also - and more important - for existing buildings which represent the major percentage of the built environment. The paper discusses the environmental rehabilitation techniques of existing buildings to improve the resource management efficiency of IEQ, and thus, achieve an environmentally friendly building. The research analyses examples of environmentally certified existing buildings to recognize techniques that could be reused in other buildings on the local scale. The paper concludes a set of such techniques that are classified based on application method into three groups; first, by developing or replacing some of the existing building materials with new, more efficient ones; second, by developing the building systems to enhance their performance; and third, by adding new systems to the building to improve its overall environmental efficiency
现有建筑物的环境修复技术
摘要-现有城市的快速增长,特别是在发展中国家,增加了城市化对环境的影响,导致气候变化。这需要一套策略来提高建筑物的资源管理效率和改善室内环境质量(IEQ),不仅适用于新建筑,而且更重要的是,适用于占建筑环境主要比例的现有建筑。本文探讨了现有建筑的环境修复技术,以提高IEQ的资源管理效率,从而实现环境友好型建筑。该研究分析了环境认证的现有建筑的例子,以识别可以在当地规模的其他建筑中重复使用的技术。本文总结了一套此类技术,并根据应用方法将其分为三类;首先,用新的、更高效的建筑材料开发或取代一些现有的建筑材料;第二,通过开发建筑系统来提高其性能;第三,通过增加新系统来提高建筑的整体环境效率
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