Towards environmental-responsive Electronics Megastores: a case study in ...
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Posting Date | 8 June 2010Publication Date | 2009
Country | Greece
Geographic Coverage | International
Target Group | Building professionals, Building occupants
Type of publication | Article
Publisher | Université Laval, Canada
Number pages | 6
Source Languages | English
Towards environmental-responsive Electronics Megastores: a case study in Markopoulo, Greece
The paper reports on a case study of an Electronics Megastore in Markopoulo, Greece. By using an electronics Megastore building as a learning tool in terms of its environmental performance, as well as of its energy consumption, the objective was to explore the abilities of this building type to reduce non-renewable energy consumption and hence to obtain environmental character. The paper puts forward the implementation of a new adaptive comfort range compatible with this building type and appropriate ventilation strategies as well as the use of roof ponds in order to reduce the annual loads of such buildings and hence the energy consumption.
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