Energy Performance Buildings
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Energy Performance Buildings

by George Baird, Michael R. Donn, Frank Pool, William D. S. Brander, Chan Seong Aun

Engineering Architecture
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Energy Performance Buildings examines the core principles of enhancing energy efficiency in architectural design and operation. Drawing on expert insights, it guides readers through assessment techniques and practical strategies to minimize consumption and promote sustainability in construction projects.

About This Book

Energy Performance Buildings addresses key aspects of designing and evaluating buildings for optimal energy use. It covers methodologies for assessing performance and implementing improvements.

The authors provide a comprehensive look at factors influencing energy consumption in various building types. Practical examples illustrate how to achieve better efficiency without compromising functionality.

This work emphasizes the importance of energy management in modern construction. It serves as a valuable resource for professionals aiming to reduce environmental impact through informed design choices.

Readers will gain an understanding of performance metrics and strategies for long-term sustainability in the built environment.

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