AHFE Open AccessBioclimatic High Rise Buildings in China Recent Trends
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Authors: Jinzhong Wang, Wojciech Bonenberg, Agata Bonenberg, Xia Wei
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Today, the architectural design process is based on developing digital technologies, and the interest in „fitting” buildings into a local microclimate is increasing. The study of development trends of high-rise buildings in China shows that, in addition to the requirements of bioclimatic comfort inside buildings, the impact of the bioclimatic external effect on the environment is essential. The study brings up the subject of modeling high-rise building facades to present the tendency of generative design methods in the design process of bioclimatic building.
Keywords: Bioclimatic, High, Rise Building, China Trends
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1003676
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