Buildings - v. 5, n. 2 (April 2015)

Published:	April 2015

Articles in this Issue

Author(s)	Title	Page(s)
Lee, Eleanor / Pang, Xiufeng / McNeil, Andrew / Hoffmann, Sabine / Thanachareonkit, Anothai / Li, Zhengrong / Ding, Yong	Assessment of the Potential to Achieve very Low Energy Use in Public Buildings in China with Advanced Window and Shading Systems	668-699
Dernie, David / Gaspari, Jacopo	Building Envelope Over-Cladding: Impact on Energy Balance and Microclimate	715-735
Alhorr, Yousef / Elsarrag, Esam	Climate Change Mitigation through Energy Benchmarking in the GCC Green Buildings Codes	700-714
Dyke, Christopher / van den Wymelenberg, Kevin / Djunaedy, Ery / Steciak, Judi	Comparing Whole Building Energy Implications of Sidelighting Systems with Alternate Manual Blind Control Algorithms	467-496
Mistrick, Richard / Casey, Craig / Chen, Ling / Subramaniam, Sarith	Computer Modeling of Daylight-Integrated Photocontrol of Electric Lighting Systems	449-466
González, Javier / Fiorito, Francesco	Daylight Design of Office Buildings: Optimisation of External Solar Shadings by Using Combined Simulation Methods	560-580
Adamu, Zulfikar / Price, Andrew	The Design and Simulation of Natural Personalised Ventilation (NPV) System for Multi-Bed Hospital Wards	381-404
Noktehdan, Mohammadali / Shahbazpour, Mehdi / Wilkinson, Suzanne	Driving Innovative Thinking in the New Zealand Construction Industry	297-309
Rakotondramiarana, Hery / Ranaivoarisoa, Tojo / Morau, Dominique	Dynamic Simulation of the Green Roofs Impact on Building Energy Performance, Case Study of Antananarivo, Madagascar	497-520
Takebayashi, Hideki / Yamada, Chihiro	Field Observation of Cooling Energy Savings Due to High-Reflectance Paints	310-317
Loussos, Paressa / Konstantinou, Thaleia / van den Dobbelsteen, Andy / Bokel, Regina	Integrating Life Cycle Energy into the Design of Façade Refurbishment for a Post-War Residential Building in The Netherlands	622-649
Oregi, Xabat / Hernandez, Patxi / Gazulla, Cristina / Isasa, Marina	Integrating Simplified and Full Life Cycle Approaches in Decision Making for Building Energy Refurbishment: Benefits and Barriers	354-380
Singhaputtangkul, Natee / Low, Sui	Modeling a Decision Support Tool for Buildable and Sustainable Building Envelope Designs	521-535
Adamu, Zulfikar / Price, Andrew	Natural Ventilation with Heat Recovery: A Biomimetic Concept	405-423
Leinartas, Honnie / Stephens, Brent	Optimizing Whole House Deep Energy Retrofit Packages: A Case Study of Existing Chicago-Area Homes	323-353
Srinivasan, Ravi / Campbell, Daniel / Wang, Wei	Renewable Substitutability Index: Maximizing Renewable Resource Use in Buildings	581-596
Hu, Jia / Shen, Eric / Gu, Yun	Simulating Performance Risk for Lighting Retrofit Decisions	650-667
Betti, Michele / Galano, Luciano / Vignoli, Andrea	Time-History Seismic Analysis of Masonry Buildings: A Comparison between Two Non-Linear Modelling Approaches	597-621
Buyle, Matthias / Audenaert, Amaryllis / Braet, Johan / Debacker, Wim	Towards a More Sustainable Building Stock: Optimizing a Flemish Dwelling Using a Life Cycle Approach	424-448
Vandenbroucke, Mieke / Galle, Waldo / De Temmerman, Niels / Debacker, Wim / Paduart, Anne	Using Life Cycle Assessment to Inform Decision-Making for Sustainable Buildings	536-559

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