Titlebook: Bioclimatic Approaches in Urban and Building Design; Giacomo Chiesa Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Axel J. F. Janischowski,Stephan Schneiderper changing action, more and more often meant to answer climatic emergency situations and taking into consideration the limits of resources; which objectives and criteria it is convenient to pursue or adopt in order to direct process, project and product choices in an environmentally and bioclimati

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Margit Sommersguter-Reichmann,Adolf Stepany rooted cultural origins. The possible dual and contradictory character (vernacular or scholarly) of the rural built environment is illustrated with reference to the specificity of the bioclimatic aspects recognized in traditional buildings (“ante litteram sustainability”), highlighting how the rel

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Gesundheitswirtschaft in Greifswaldearch topics are outlined on building typologies, processes, construction and environmental systems with prime focus on the design of a human living environment and new solutions to counteract the urban and landscape decay compatibly with available resources.

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Design with Climate: An Unconventional Introductionrchitectural design with a multi-hybridised approach. As remembered by prof. Pearlmutter in the book preface and demonstrated by prof. Grosso in his key chapter, bioclimatic design is still an urgency. It needs to become part of our common way of thinking of architectural and urban design, as the ma