The principles of sustainable architecture in traditional architecture
Journal Title: Scientific Journal of Review - Year 2014, Vol 3, Issue 7
Abstract
In architecture field, paying attention toenvironmental hazards and their destructive affect on health and human life,emphasis on personal health protection and its profound connection toenvironment and human pleasure of life in the buildings which support hissecurity, welfare and health, caused to formation of the sustainablearchitecture. In the stable architecture we can see that the building as a partof the environment and its surrounding nature not only does not waste energy,doesn’t make any environmental pollution and doesn’t have any bad effect onhuman health but also moves toward achieving the goals of sustainabledevelopment by energy saving and efficiency, having materials consistence withthe climate and being in ecology cycle. The object of this study is torecognize the methods to reach sustainable architecture as the principles of climatedesign has been forgotten nowadays and the society has encountered unpleasantdifficulties so our try is to recognize the principles and concepts ofsustainable architecture and using them efficiently to reach a sustainable house.In this study the consistency of the patterns used in the architecture of oldhouses in with the principles of sustainable architecture is verified. Studying methods, library researches such as books papers and websites were used to gainpleasant results .we can conclude that the sustainable buildings please bothphysical and spiritual needs and actually they are systems which indicatesustainable development in the community on the basis of human health,efficiency and welfare.
Authors and Affiliations
A. Zare*| Islamic Azad university of Darioun, Young researchers club, Shiraz, IRAN., R. Zare| Islamic Azad university of Darioun, Young researchers club, Shiraz, IRAN.
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