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    This document discusses the need for bio-climatic or green architecture to reduce the building sector's large energy consumption and environmental pollution. It aims to design a vertical mixed-use bio-climatic tower that incorporates commercial, office and residential functions in an energy efficient manner with minimal environmental impact. The objectives are to study bio-climatic design features through case studies and analyze how towers can respond to the local environment.

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    BIO-CLIMATIC

    ARCHITECTURE
    Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will
    never fail you. - Frank Lloyd Wright
    INTRODUCTION:-

    The building sector is responsible for almost 40% of the total final
    energy consumption on a national level. This consumption, either in the
    form of heat (using primarily oil) or electricity, besides being a
    significant economic burden due to the high cost of energy, results in
    large scale atmospheric pollution, mainly carbon dioxide (CO2) which
    is responsible for the greenhouse effect.
    The reduction of energy consumption in buildings can be achieved by
    simple methods and techniques, using a appropriate building design
    (bioclimatic architecture) and energy efficient systems and
    technologies, such as passive solar systems.
    ABSTRACT:- NEED:-
    The concept of developing communities with a mix of uses is Energy Efficiency is one of the key principles of
    not new. Mixed use development is said to date back to the Green Architecture or Bio-Climatic Architecture.
    Greek agora and medieval market squares, at a time when Energy Efficient Structures can be described as
    the major mode of transport was by walking, and where the structures that involve the use of less energy
    people had to “live, work, and play” within the same locality. In intensive materials required for the construction.
    addition, it has been ascribed as a key tenet in planning The utilization of energy resources by the users
    paradigms, including compact cities, smart growth, new of the building also determines the Energy
    urbanism and transit-oriented developments (TODs). The Efficient of the Built Structure
    mixed use concept has been experiencing a renaissance of
    sorts from the middle of the twentieth century. LITERATURE STUDY:-

    AIM: • Ken yang tower, Singapore


    • Bio-climatic tower, Gurgaon
    The aim of this thesis is to design bio-climatic tower type • Sekeping Serendah,Malaysia
    building (vertical mixed ) use as an initiative for the green • Editt Ecological Tower,
    architecture and sustainable practice in our locality. Singapore

    SPECIAL STUDY:-
    DESIGN TYPOLOGY:
    • Comforts in a bio-climatic building
    Bio Climatic Tower - High Tech Construction • Solar Passive Design Features For Warm Humid
    (Energy Efficient Architecture) Climate.
    • Orientation In Warn Humid Climate
    OBJECTIVES:- CASE STUDIES:-
    • To study the features and the design strategies of bio climatic
    architecture through literature and case studies • Olympia Tech Park, Chennai

    • To analyze the outcome of such bio climatic towers and their • Cisco Building, Bangalore

    responsiveness to the environment. • Al.Bahr Towers , Dubai

    • To Identify the design aspects and principles usually • Rain Forest Hotel ,Chennai

    manipulated to define the design concept. • V-guard Building ,Kerala

    • To design create a building that is efficient by all means


    without sacrificing the advantages of a modern conventional
    building.
    DESIGN CONSTITUENTS:-

    Designing an efficient mixed-use tower incorporating functions


    FINAL VISION:
    like commercial, offices and residential. The first step towards
    The final vision of this thesis is to produce a design
    designing is taking in account efficiency and usability in terms
    that is efficient both functionally as well as
    of functions. the primary functions would be Commercial (for
    environmentally and has minimal to zero impact of
    public engagement and experience), Office (is a business Hub)
    local climate of the city.
    and Residential (the third element in Live-Work-Play theory)

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