How can we contribute to solving the sustainability puzzle with bioclimatic architecture?

Maria Coral Albelda-Estellés Ness

doi:10.4995/anuari.2023.20146

Autors/ores

Maria Coral Albelda-Estellés Ness Norwegian University of Science and Technology https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1699-2775

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4995/anuari.2023.20146

Paraules clau:

Arquitectura bioclimàtica, autonomia, resiliència, confort, goig

Resum

L´arquitectura bioclimàtica permet una relació simbiòtica entre les persones, la natura i el nostre entorn construït. En centrar-se en la integració de forces i materials naturals lliurement disponibles, fomenta l’eficiència energètica i de recursos, a més del confort. Necessitem que els nostres edificis siguen més independents dels sistemes actius per ser més sostenibles. A més, cal garantir-ne la seguretat tèrmica en cas de fenòmens climàtics extrems o talls d’electricitat. Finalment, no hem d’aspirar únicament al confort tèrmic, sinó més aviat al goig, permetent un paisatge tèrmic més variat als nostres edificis que ens ajude a relacionar-nos amb el nostre entorn i a despertar els nostres sentits.

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