Learning Environmental Architectonics from the Past for Low Energy Sustainable Architecture of the Future in the Scotland

Maheta, Chahna; Ringaila, Audrius; Das, Gauri; Bansal, Arpit; Noguchi, Masa

Learning Environmental Architectonics from the Past for Low Energy Sustainable Architecture of the Future in the Scotland

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Maheta, Chahna, Ringaila, Audrius, Das, Gauri, Bansal, Arpit and Noguchi, Masa (2010) Learning Environmental Architectonics from the Past for Low Energy Sustainable Architecture of the Future in the Scotland. In: Renewable Energy 2010, 27 June - 2 July 2010, Yokohama, Japan.
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Creators/Authors:

Maheta, Chahna, Ringaila, Audrius, Das, Gauri, Bansal, Arpit and Noguchi, Masa

Abstract:

The Glasgow School of Art celebrated its centenary on 15th December 2009. The building’s functional constancy over the century makes it one of the finest examples of sustainable buildings in the country. Due to its influence on Glasgow’s Art and Architecture, it is worth studying its performance and finding out the factors which make this building so efficient. This study demonstrates the significance of architectonics by looking at the architectural values of the building and its environmental performance. The research aims to find out the positive and negative aspects of the building and how they can be improved upon.

Official URL:

http://www.re2010.org/eng-conf/related-events/index.html

School/Academic Area:

Mackintosh School of Architecture > Mackintosh Environmental Architecture Research Unit (MEARU)
Mackintosh School of Architecture

Dates:

Date

Date Type

27 June 2010

Published

Status:

Published

Event Title:

Renewable Energy 2010

Event Location:

Yokohama, Japan

Event Dates:

27 June - 2 July 2010

Output Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Poster)

Output ID:

1291

Date Deposited:

21 Nov 2011 11:44

Last Modified:

26 Sep 2013 22:00

Deposited By:

Masa Noguchi

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