Environmental Technology for Architects

Environmental Technology for Architects

Gary Siebein / Keely M. Siebein / Martin Gold

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Editorial:
Cognella Inc.
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Tecnología: cuestiones generales
ISBN:
9798299714579
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Martin Gold is a professor in the School of Architecture at the University of Florida. He has only 25 years of engagement in architectural design, teaching and research.Keely M. Siebein is a soundscape designer with Siebein Acoustic. She holds a master’s degree in architectural acoustics from the University of Florida.Gary Siebein is a professor of architecture in the College of Design, Construction, and Planning at the University of Florida. He is an internationally recognized expert and research in architectural and environmental acoustics.Sara Bensalem is an architectural designer, educator, and researcher. She holds a master’s degree in interior design from the Paris College of the Arts and is currently pursuing a doctorate in philosophy of architecture at the University of Florida.Environmental Technology for Architects: Volume 1: Comfort, Context, and the Sun provides readers with foundational theories, practical examples, and insights into environmental technologies, aimed at integration within the architectural design studio.The interactive ebook format allows students to read the text of each chapter and engage with digital learning activities-including skill-builder activities, videos, and quizzes-all within a single system.The interactive ebook covers a range of topics related to environmental technology and its relationship with architecture. Beginning with an overview of how environmental factors have shaped human dwellings and perceptions, it explores thermal properties, heat flow, and climate considerations. The ebook emphasizes understanding the ecology of relationships between physical conditions, three-dimensional spaces, perception, and interpretation, with a focus on creating healthful connections to the natural environment through architectural design. It covers the thermal properties of air, psychrometrics, the sun’s influence on climate and weather, thermal comfort, metabolism, and material characteristics that influence building performance.Environmental Technology for Architects is ideal for courses in environmental technology, architectural design, building science, and sustainability in architecture.

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