Evaluation of the effect of integrating building envelopes with parametric patterns on daylighting performance in office spaces in hot-dry climate
In the 21st century, many contemporary architectural trends and tools such as the parametric design are having an influence the design of building envelope. The nature of the composition of the envelope’s patterns, the shape, the size and the distribution of the openings greatly affect the efficienc...
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doaj-16cbe8c1a33a4d3aab1df5a9bb55be712021-06-02T04:49:39ZengElsevierAlexandria Engineering Journal1110-01682019-06-01582551557Evaluation of the effect of integrating building envelopes with parametric patterns on daylighting performance in office spaces in hot-dry climateAhmed Rashwan0Lamis El Gizawi1Sherief Sheta2Department of Architecture, The Collage of Architecture and Planning, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, Saudi Arabia; Corresponding author.Department of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University, EgyptDepartment of Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, Mansoura University, EgyptIn the 21st century, many contemporary architectural trends and tools such as the parametric design are having an influence the design of building envelope. The nature of the composition of the envelope’s patterns, the shape, the size and the distribution of the openings greatly affect the efficiency of daylighting within the architectural space. This research study analyses and evaluates the effects of different integrated parametric patterns on the quality of daylighting in office space through the low windows to wall ratio (WWR) that is necessary in a hot-dry climate. The daylighting performance was measured through the building performance simulation software and through actual and in situ measurements. The research study concludes that the tiling and subdivision pattern (VOR) achieves the highest performance in compliance to the recommended levels for the quality of daylighting within the office spaces compared to all basic parametric patterns, noting that there is no direct effect of the geometric basic shape of the pattern (such as circular or hexagonal shapes) on the final results of the measurements of daylighting performance. Keywords: Building envelope, Daylighting performance, Parametric patterns, Daylighting simulation, Office spaceshttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110016819300365 |
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Evaluation of the effect of integrating building envelopes with parametric patterns on daylighting performance in office spaces in hot-dry climate |
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Evaluation of the effect of integrating building envelopes with parametric patterns on daylighting performance in office spaces in hot-dry climate |
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In the 21st century, many contemporary architectural trends and tools such as the parametric design are having an influence the design of building envelope. The nature of the composition of the envelope’s patterns, the shape, the size and the distribution of the openings greatly affect the efficiency of daylighting within the architectural space. This research study analyses and evaluates the effects of different integrated parametric patterns on the quality of daylighting in office space through the low windows to wall ratio (WWR) that is necessary in a hot-dry climate. The daylighting performance was measured through the building performance simulation software and through actual and in situ measurements. The research study concludes that the tiling and subdivision pattern (VOR) achieves the highest performance in compliance to the recommended levels for the quality of daylighting within the office spaces compared to all basic parametric patterns, noting that there is no direct effect of the geometric basic shape of the pattern (such as circular or hexagonal shapes) on the final results of the measurements of daylighting performance. Keywords: Building envelope, Daylighting performance, Parametric patterns, Daylighting simulation, Office spaces |
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