The high energy consumption of modern high-rise residential buildings is leading to global warming. In the context of globalisation, western copy high-rise apartments are out of touch with the local climate, resulting in an ecological adaptation crisis. Low thermal comfort and bad experience have seriously affected people's quality of life and physical and mental health. The purpose is to promote the ecological adaptability strategy of high-rise buildings so that they can interact with the surrounding environment. This study examined the ecological adaptation of high-rise residential buildings using a systematic literature review. Using field study and a questionnaire survey, the study collected data on factors affecting the adaptability of high-rise residential buildings to predict and manage the climate and to offer a theoretical foundation for regulating the ecological adaptability of buildings. The study shows that contextualised building design can attain climatic adaptability. to create ecologically adaptable housing based on macro, middle, and microclimates to support the harmonious co-habitation of the environment, architecture, and people.
Chen, WL; Srirangam, S; Mari, T
ECOLOGICAL ADAPTABILITY OF HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS- THE CASE OF NORTHERN GUANGXI'S BUILDING TYPOLOGY
Journal Of Engineering Science And Technology