Enhancing sustainable facade design: A Belgrade case study

This research examines the potential of widespread fa?ade systems to improve energy performance and enhance user comfort in residential buildings. Utilizing Design Builder software (Version 5.0.3.7), the study specifically aimed to reduce heating energy consumption, a significant concern in the climatic conditions of Serbia. The methodology incorporated both technical performance assessments and economic analyses, evaluating the economic viability through metrics such as return on investment, Net present value, and internal rate of return. The multi-criteria evaluation framework employed allowed for a comprehensive analysis, balancing technical performance with economic and qualitative factors to identify the most favorable fa?ade systems. By addressing both the immediate economic returns and longer-term benefits, this research contributes to a more sustainable and economically feasible building practice.

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Thermal Science
Published
2024-10-07
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https://doi.org/10.2298/tsci240520218m
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Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
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Enhancing sustainable facade design: A Belgrade case study

Rada Radulović, Ljubo Marković, Mirjana Miletić, Ružica Božović et al.
Thermal Science
Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
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Enhancing sustainable facade design: A Belgrade case study

Rada Radulović, Ljubo Marković, Mirjana Miletić, Ružica Božović, Snezana Markovic
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Abstract

This research examines the potential of widespread fa?ade systems to improve energy performance and enhance user comfort in residential buildings. Utilizing Design Builder software (Version 5.0.3.7), the study specifically aimed to reduce heating energy consumption, a significant concern in the climatic conditions of Serbia. The methodology incorporated both technical performance assessments and economic analyses, evaluating the economic viability through metrics such as return on investment, Net present value, and internal rate of return. The multi-criteria evaluation framework employed allowed for a comprehensive analysis, balancing technical performance with economic and qualitative factors to identify the most favorable fa?ade systems. By addressing both the immediate economic returns and longer-term benefits, this research contributes to a more sustainable and economically feasible building practice.

Thermal ScienceVol. 29(2 Part A)
University of Prishtina (XK)
European Commission, Erasmus+
Openalex Percentile: Top 82%
Sustainable Building Design and Assessment
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