Description
In an era of climate change and rapid urbanisation, Building Sustainability, Thermal Comfort, and Energy Efficiency explores the critical intersection of energy consumption, thermal comfort, and sustainable design. This comprehensive volume brings together cutting-edge research from diverse geographic contexts, including Malaysia, Japan, Turkey, Nigeria, and Australia. Each chapter provides profound insights and practical strategies for creating energy-efficient, comfortable living and working environments. From understanding how socioeconomic factors influence energy use in Malaysian homes to advocating for renewable energy solutions in the tropics, this book offers a holistic view of sustainable architecture and urban planning. Ideal for architects, urban planners, policymakers, and researchers, this book emphasises the need for integrative and inclusive approaches to building design. By leveraging technological innovations and fostering community engagement paves the way for a future where sustainability and comfort coexist harmoniously, creating liveable and thriving communities for all.
