The Effect and function of Nanotechnology in achieving sustainable architecture

Given the significant growth of the world's population, several serious issues have arisen, including pollution, economic challenges, and environmental problems. To address these environmental issues, many construction experts are actively seeking new flexible techniques. In this context, nanotechnology emerges as a critical field aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the built environment and plays a vital role in addressing prominent future challenges. The nanotechnology revolution has had a positive impact on architecture. The use of nanotechnology is considered one of the most successful modern methods for achieving sustainable buildings with high operational efficiency. This study aims to examine the role of nanotechnology in achieving sustainable architecture through a descriptive-analytical approach. The findings of this research include the advantages of nanotechnology in the construction and improvement of building quality, the enhancement of material quality, energy savings, and consequently sustainable architecture and environmental sustainability. Additionally, it explores strategies for energy conservation in buildings and achieving sustainable architecture using nanomaterials and technology.

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International journal of modern achievement in science, engineering and technology.
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2024-12-29
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https://doi.org/10.63053/ijset.62
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Nanotechnology research and applications
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The Effect and function of Nanotechnology in achieving sustainable architecture

Mahdi Aliyari
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The Effect and function of Nanotechnology in achieving sustainable architecture

Mahdi Aliyari
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Abstract

Given the significant growth of the world's population, several serious issues have arisen, including pollution, economic challenges, and environmental problems. To address these environmental issues, many construction experts are actively seeking new flexible techniques. In this context, nanotechnology emerges as a critical field aimed at enhancing the efficiency of the built environment and plays a vital role in addressing prominent future challenges. The nanotechnology revolution has had a positive impact on architecture. The use of nanotechnology is considered one of the most successful modern methods for achieving sustainable buildings with high operational efficiency. This study aims to examine the role of nanotechnology in achieving sustainable architecture through a descriptive-analytical approach. The findings of this research include the advantages of nanotechnology in the construction and improvement of building quality, the enhancement of material quality, energy savings, and consequently sustainable architecture and environmental sustainability. Additionally, it explores strategies for energy conservation in buildings and achieving sustainable architecture using nanomaterials and technology.

International journal of modern achievement in science, engineering and technology.Vol. 2(1)
Islamic Azad University Shabestar (IR)
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