Architectural Environmental Studies

Author: Randall McMullan
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: How to scientifically create a building's environment to meet people's environmental needs has become a hot topic in the field of architecture today. This book studies all sciences, technologies, and service facilities related to human comfort and building environmental performance. It mainly introduces the impact of various factors such as climate, energy supply and storage, human comfort, heating, ventilation, lighting, sound insulation, acoustics, power supply, water supply, water treatment, sick buildings, and green buildings on establishing a scientific building environment. The book is rich in content and highly practical, making it suitable for students at different levels studying architecture, construction engineering, environmental science, and measurement, as well as serving as a reference for professional architectural designers.