Regulation

In a world increasingly focused on health and well-being, the quality of indoor environments is coming under the microscope, particularly concerning thermal comfort. A recent article published in the journal ‘Energies’ sheds light on the critical rol

In the ever-evolving landscape of the construction industry, the selection of appropriate simulation models for building performance assessment has emerged as a critical area of focus. A recent study led by Christiane Berger from Aalborg University s

Recent research published in ‘Acta Polytechnica CTU Proceedings’ has shed light on the often-overlooked implications of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) standards in building design and operation. Led by Ardeshir Mahdavi from the Department of Buil

In a time when sustainability is not just a buzzword but a necessity, new research from Germany is shedding light on the critical decision-making process surrounding aging buildings. Led by Bin Wu of the Department of Digital Engineering and Construc

In a significant advancement for sustainable architecture, a recent study published in ‘Scientific Reports’ has unveiled a groundbreaking approach to optimizing daylight in west-facing façades. This research, led by Pham Vu Hong Son from the Faculty

Recent research published in ‘Frontiers in Built Environment’ has shed light on the evolving concept of psycho-physical wellbeing within architectural and environmental design. The study, led by Filippo Angelucci, proposes a shift away from tradition

A recent study led by Brandon Wilbur from the Department of Mechanical, Industrial and Mechatronics Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University has unveiled critical insights into optimizing the design of new detached houses in Canada, particularl