Architectural Environmental Studies

Author: Huang Chen, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book consists of 7 chapters, introducing the concept of building environment and systematically covering the external building environment, indoor air environment, building thermal and humidity environment, building acoustic environment, and building light environment, with a final chapter on the comprehensive control and evaluation of building environment. The book focuses on the mechanisms, characteristics, and evaluation of each environment, discussing the fundamental theories and analytical methods of building environment through illustrated examples, engineering applications, and case studies. It also incorporates new concepts and standards to analyze and evaluate building environments. The book concludes with a discussion and introduction of the comprehensive control objectives, evaluation methods, analytical approaches, and case studies of building environment. The book is easy to understand, rich in content, and each chapter is accompanied by exercises, reflection questions, and references for self-study and practical application. It serves as a textbook for foundational courses in building environment and equipment engineering at universities, suitable for teaching in architecture, civil engineering, environmental engineering, and other related fields. It can also be used as supplementary teaching material for other disciplines to understand building environment knowledge. Additionally, it serves as a reference for researchers, managers, engineering professionals, and individuals interested in the field of building environment.
This book consists of 7 chapters, introducing the concept of building environment and systematically covering the external building environment, indoor air environment, building thermal and humidity environment, building acoustic environment, and building light environment, with a final chapter on the comprehensive control and evaluation of building environment. The book focuses on the mechanisms, characteristics, and evaluation of each environment, discussing the fundamental theories and analytical methods of building environment through illustrated examples, engineering applications, and case studies. It also incorporates new concepts and standards to analyze and evaluate building environments. The book concludes with a discussion and introduction of the comprehensive control objectives, evaluation methods, analytical approaches, and case studies of building environment. The book is easy to understand, rich in content, and each chapter is accompanied by exercises, reflection questions, and references for self-study and practical application. It serves as a textbook for foundational courses in building environment and equipment engineering at universities, suitable for teaching in architecture, civil engineering, environmental engineering, and other related fields. It can also be used as supplementary teaching material for other disciplines to understand building environment knowledge. Additionally, it serves as a reference for researchers, managers, engineering professionals, and individuals interested in the field of building environment.