The paper points out the main outcomes of a doctoral research carried out at the Department of Architecture of the University of Palermo, aimed at investigating the issues of environmental, social and economic sustainability related to the recovery of the existing building stock with focus on social housing. In particular, starting from the analysis carried out on a real case of the city of Palermo, through the use of specific simulation tools, the research provides a new methodology for the design and the assessment of the effectiveness of plants and Building-Integrated Vegetation systems used as a cost-effective solutions for urban and building retrofit, contributing to new knowledge and understanding of the impacts of vegetation in temperate areas for the increase of cities energy efficiency and users’ thermal comfort.

Pastore, L. (2014). Vegetation and Thermal comfort in temperate areas: proposal of an integrated methodology for urban and building retrofit. In AISRe XXXV Conferenza Scientifica Annuale. Uscire dalla Crisi. Città, Comunità e Specializzazione Intelligenti (Proceeding pubblicati on line) (pp.1-17).

Vegetation and Thermal comfort in temperate areas: proposal of an integrated methodology for urban and building retrofit

PASTORE, Luisa
2014-01-01

Abstract

The paper points out the main outcomes of a doctoral research carried out at the Department of Architecture of the University of Palermo, aimed at investigating the issues of environmental, social and economic sustainability related to the recovery of the existing building stock with focus on social housing. In particular, starting from the analysis carried out on a real case of the city of Palermo, through the use of specific simulation tools, the research provides a new methodology for the design and the assessment of the effectiveness of plants and Building-Integrated Vegetation systems used as a cost-effective solutions for urban and building retrofit, contributing to new knowledge and understanding of the impacts of vegetation in temperate areas for the increase of cities energy efficiency and users’ thermal comfort.
13-set-2014
CONFERENZA ITALIANA DI SCIENZE REGIONALI AISRe. Uscire dalla crisi. Città, Comunità e Specializzazione Intelligenti
Padova
11-13 September 2014
XXXV
2014
17
Online
http://www.grupposervizioambiente.it/aisre_sito/doc/papers/Pastore.pdf
Il contributo è stato presentato alla conferenza su invito dell'AISRe in occasione del conferimento all'autore del Diploma d'onore per il Premio di Dottorato "Giorgio Leonardi" per l'anno 2014, per la tesi dal titolo "Sustainable Social Housing in Temperate Areas. Italy and Brazil: the use of vegetation as a retrofit strategy". L'articolo sintetizza i principali risultati della ricerca finalizzata ad indagare i benefici della vegetazione nel progetto di riqualificazione del Social Housing in aree a clima temperato, analizzandone soprattutto le ricadute ambientali in termini di mitigazione del microclima e ottimizzazione del comfort termico.
Pastore, L. (2014). Vegetation and Thermal comfort in temperate areas: proposal of an integrated methodology for urban and building retrofit. In AISRe XXXV Conferenza Scientifica Annuale. Uscire dalla Crisi. Città, Comunità e Specializzazione Intelligenti (Proceeding pubblicati on line) (pp.1-17).
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