Effects of high-rise developments on a microclimate

Hatice Sozer, Seifu Bekele

Araştırma sonucu: Konferansa katkıYazıbilirkişi

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This paper assesses the implications of urban form, especially in high-rise development, referencing a newly developed business district called Maslak, home to many high-rise buildings in Istanbul. Computational fluid dynamic modeling of the district was carried out to identify the existing microclimate. Factors were identified which dominate the microclimate of a city; those considered in this study are: climate data including: ambient temperature, humidity, degree days and sun hours; and building characteristics, including: the building area and volume, the street orientation, street width, city mass distribution, impact of shadow, heat generated by solar and contribution of vegetation. Two configurations were simulated - existing and recommended - which demonstrated better air movement was achievable. This change reduced the heat island effect and energy demand of the urban area.

Orijinal dilİngilizce
Sayfalar540-545
Sayfa sayısı6
Yayın durumuYayınlandı - 2012
Etkinlik9th World Congress on Asia Ascending: Age of the Sustainable Skyscraper City - A Collection of State-of-the-Art, Multi-Disciplinary Papers on Tall Buildings and Sustainable Cities, CTBUH 2012 - Shanghai, China
Süre: 19 Eyl 201221 Eyl 2012

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Ülke/BölgeChina
ŞehirShanghai
Periyot19/09/1221/09/12

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