SOLAR ENERGY - DESIGN ELEMENT
Budimir S. Sudimac, Andjela N. Dubljevic
Pages: 626-634
Published: 15 Sep 2015
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Abstract: The main focus of this study is the theoretical examination of the possibilities of applying technological, functional, aesthetic and energy resources in elements of urban design. Designed solutions are treated as part of the overall optimization of architectural elements and urban space, in which technological development enables the use of certain energy potentials of elements of urban design. The paper presents student hypothetical design models of urban architectural elements with integrated photovoltaic modules. The analytical procedure was applied in the analysis of student work in a seminar of the first year of master studies at the Faculty of Architecture. The aim is to improve students' awareness of the need for proper handling of energy and the possibility of integration with other architectural elements. The research and the results have enabled further work on the sustainable development of architectural elements with a focus on the use of solar energy by promoting the modern design approach.
Keywords: pv module, teaching, solar energy, urban design
Cite this article: Budimir S. Sudimac, Andjela N. Dubljevic. SOLAR ENERGY - DESIGN ELEMENT. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 9, 626-634 (2015). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1000983/
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