Design for climate adaptation : proceedings of the UIA World Congress of Architects Copenhagen 2023 /
edited by Billie Faircloth, Maibritt Pedersen Zari, Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen, Martin Tamke.
- 894 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
- Sustainable Development Goals series .
Includes bibliographical references.
Adaptation with Indigenous Knowledges: -- Indigenous Agents of Change / Designing with Country / A Framework for a More Climate-Resilient Native American Architecture / Indigenous Knowledge in Sustainable Stilt Structures of Nigerian Resilient Communities: A Study of Ilàjẹ-Bàrígà and Ilàje -Ese-Odo / A Field Investigation on the Thermal Environment of Traditional Japanese Houses at UNESCO World Heritage Site: A Case Study of Former Oka House at Iwami Ginzan Silver Mine in the Omori Area in Oda City / Climate-Responsive Design in Rammed Earth Buildings: A Case Study in Northwest China / Shelter@Rainforest-Lessons in Climate Adaptation from the Vernacular / Half-Baked: Developing a Hybrid Between Traditional and Modern Building Typologies in the Indian Village of Bahuarwa / Traditional Knowledge Systems and Values Within Planning in Order to Mitigate the Effects of Climate Change, Case of Cold Desert Area in the Himalayas / "Contextual" as a Prerequisite for "Social". A Survey-Based Adaptation of a Housing Case Study in Abu Dhabi / Adaptation Through Frameworks and Feedback: -- Operationalization of Regenerative Design Indicators: An Integrated Framework of Design and Analysis / Urban Environmental Acupuncture for Climate Adaptation of Existing Dense Urban Fabric / Co-benefit Design: A Method for Catalyzing Progress on Global Climate and Sustainable Development Goals by Raising Adaptation and Population Health to the Same Level of Importance as Mitigation in the Design Process / Design for Climate Adaptation. From Theory to Practice. Euromed II-Marseille Case Study (France) / Investigation of Carbon Emission Characteristics of Rural Residences in Shanghai / Hima as a Reversing Instrument to Bring Communities Back to the Land / A Framework for Voxel-Based Ember Risk Simulation to Support Building Design for Bushfire-Prone Areas / Adaptation Through Frameworks and Feedback -- Adaptation and Alteration of Aeolian Processes Through Indigenous and Modern Interventions: Case Study of Thar Desert / Adaptation Through Nature-Based Solutions: -- Buildings as Living Systems-Towards a Tangible Framework for Ecosystem Services Design / Unravelling Underlying Perspectives on Nature of Nature-based Solutions-And Identifying Potentials for Ecological Architectural Practices in Dunal Landscapes / Urban Seascaping with Seaweed-Multiscalar Network Mapping as a Framework for Design Analysis and Projection of Marine Nature-Based Solutions for Coastal Adaptation in Vejle, Denmark / Exploring the Hydrological Benefits of a Lid-Based Stormwater Park at the Block-Level: A Case Study in Nanjing, China / The Design Framework of Urban Nature-Based Solutions for Regenerative Transformation / Ecosystem Services Guiding Built Environment Design-Understanding the Impacts of Building Practice on Ecosystems and Their Fundamental Contribution to Human Wellbeing / Towards a Biometeorological Design Practice-Architectures of the Planetary Invironment / Resilient Urban Design Prototypes with Guidelines of the Coastal City Under Extreme Climate Change: The Case Study of Singapore / Revitalizing Infrastructure: Design Study on the Renewal of Zijang River Dike in Yiyang City / Architecture Transforms the City / Orthodox Prosaic Greenway Design at East West Street Canyons: In Enhancing Street Canyon Microclimate of Residential Dhaka / Geomorphic Site Planning: Nature Based Solution for Tidal Flood Prone Lagos Residential Estates / Nature-Based Adaptation in a Nairobi Informal Settlement: Addressing Chronic Flooding While Increasing Community Resilience Through Multi-Benefit Green Infrastructure / Mechanisms for (Actually) Hosting Biodiversity: Universities Facing the Challenges of SDG 15 Life on Land Within Their Own University Campuses Through Architecture and Design / Green Infrastructure Development as a Basis for Climate-Resilient Planning / Nature-Based Solutions in Peri-Urban Areas of Latin American Cities: Lessons from São Paulo, Brazil / Adaptation Through Architectural Technologies: -- Architect's Intervention Approach to the Spontaneous Green Evolution of Vernacular Buildings / Adaptation Through Architectural Technologies -- Em(POWER)ing Belize / The Cooling Microclimate and Resulting Thermal Comfort of an Interstitial Fish Drying and Exterior Pavilion Space / Passive Direct Air Capture: Breathing Cities / Bushfire-Resistant Architecture: An Integrated Solution / Adaptation to Extreme Sea-Level Events-Use of Pneumatic Building Envelopes / Bundanon Art Museum and Bridge / Performance Assessment of an Indirect Green Facade Building for Thermal Comfort: Case of Hyderabad / Adapting at the Water Edge / Parameters for Bio-receptivity in 3D Printing / Thermal Safety and Comfort in Contemporary Houses in Nepal: Present and Future Climate Scenarios / How to Stay Cool Without Fossil Fuel. A Passive Low-Tech Cooler for Extreme Climates / Neobrick: Environmentally Informed 3D-Printed Lattice Brick for Modulating Indoor Thermal Comfort / An Environmentally Adapted Design Strategy of Rethinking Resource Utilization-Small Bamboo Architecture Design / Building Envelope Cooling Inspired by Evapotranspiration in Trees / Adaptation Through Behaviour Change and Action: -- Social Practice Design as a Green Transition Tool for Sufficient Living / Awareness by Design: Observing the Lonja Field / Ideas and Logics of Protesting Citizens, Their Actions and Use of Artefacts. A Case Study of Protest Actions and Activist Performance Advocating Biodiversity Beyond the Formal Frameworks of Urban Development / Considerations on Community Engagement Activities Regarding Adaptation for Climate Change: Case of Eco-city Takatsu Project in Kawasaki, Japan / Technical and Social Challenges for Implementation of Sustainable Architecture in the Trans-Himalayan Region: An 'Intuitive Approach' to Solar-Heated Buildings in Ladakh / Adaptation Through Behaviour Change and Action -- The Urban Project as Architecture's Pathway to a More Sustainable British Columbia / Public Space and Climate Change Adaptation in the South African Interior / Fleur Palmer, Te Rarawa, Te Aupoūri, Ngāti Awa -- Peter Mould -- Lakshmi Sahithi Datla, Richard Dagenhart, Tarek Rakha -- Emma Ekpo, Mokolade Johnson -- Aakriti Shrestha, Takafumi Shimizu -- Zhengyang Wang, Dexuan Song, Linxin Zhan, Yi Liu -- Carol Marra -- Daniel Haselsberger, Isha Dhingra -- Shiekh Intekhab Alam -- Apostolos Kyriazis, Magdy Ibrahim -- Arlind Dervishaj -- Michal Stangel -- Adele Houghton -- Najet Aroua -- Yang Zhang, Ying Zhao, Luxin Xie, Zitong Ye -- SukHee Yun, Tae Yeual Yi -- Ruihang Xie, Rui Jiang, Han Xu -- Medha Bansal, Saumil Nagar, Kai Yeh, Elif Erdine -- Katharina Hecht, Jaco Appelman, Maibritt Pedersen Zari -- Anna Aslaug Lund, Ole Fryd, Gertrud Jørgensen -- Soo Ryu -- Hanwen Xu, Yuning Cheng -- Judit Boros -- Marcus Ming Fricke, Katharina Hecht, Michael Vollmer, Werner Lang -- Klaus Klaas Loenhart -- Yiwei Zhang, Rudi Stouffs -- Mengxun Liu, Mengying Tang, Yichen Zhu, Zhenyu Li -- Hoang Manh Nguyen -- Zarrin Tasnim, Ashikur Rahman Joarder -- Tunji Adejumo, Segun Esan -- Courtney Crosson -- Victor Molina -- Margarita Jans -- Andresa Ledo Marques, Angélica Benatti Alvim, Ivan Alves Pereira, Carlos Leite -- Wen Baohua, Yang Qingxin, Liang Lihua, Xu Feng -- Lucas Carvalho Macedo Coelho Netto, Yasmine Katkhuda, Samuel Joseph Dye, Giulia Figueiredo Chagas -- Jonathan Kim, Emanuele Naboni, David Garcia -- Kathleen Bailey, Joe Johnston -- Deborah Barnstone -- Piotr Fabirkiewicz -- Kerstin Thompson -- Shruti Nagdeve -- Vera Parlac -- Ariel Cheng Sin Lim, Ayoub Lharchi -- Shreejaya Tuladhar, Arunima Dev -- Marwa Dabaieh, Andreas Fenger Bendixsen, Linda Nhu Laursen -- Ji Yoon Bae, Jenny Sabin -- Yinyi Shi, Guang Chen -- Monish Siripurapu, Srimayee Krishna, Satyaki Roy, Mili Jain, Pranjal Maheshwari -- Andre Sanchez Montoya, Matthew Burnett, Iddo Goren, Maria Figueroa -- Mia Roth-Čerina, Tonči Čerina -- Lotte Nystrup Lund -- Tomoaki Tanaka, Hikaru Shimazaki -- Sameer Ratna Bajracharya -- James Huemoeller -- Jan Hugo, Dario Schoulund.
The book provides new perspectives from leading researchers accentuating and examining the central role of the built environment in conceiving and implementing multifaceted solutions for the complex challenges of climate change, revealing critical potentials for architecture and design to contribute in more informed and long-term ways to the urgent transition of our society. The book offers a compilation of peer-reviewed papers that uniquely connects knowledge broadly across practice and academia, from the newest technologies and methods to indigenous knowledge, community engagement, techniques for ecosystem regeneration, nature-based solutions, and more. The book is part of a series of six volumes that explore the agency of the built environment in relation to the SDGs through new research conducted by leading researchers. The series is led by editors Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen and Martin Tamke in collaboration with the theme editors: - Design for Climate Adaptation: Billie Faircloth and Maibritt Pedersen Zari - Design for Rethinking Resources: Carlo Ratti and Mette Ramsgaard Thomsen (Eds.) - Design for Resilient Communities: Anna Rubbo and Juan Du (Eds.) - Design for Health: Arif Hasan and Christian Benimana (Eds.) - Design for Inclusivity: Magda Mostafa and Ruth Baumeister (Eds.) - Design for Partnerships for Change: Sandi Hilal and Merve Bedir (Eds.)