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Dynamic Architecture and Climatic Design: A Four Seasons House (In Gorgan, Iran)

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1Architectural School Of Esfahan, Daneshpajoohan, Esfahan , Iran

2Mechanical Department, Azad University of Takestan, Takestan , Iran

Published
4 September 2011
Pages
1-6
Received
4 September 2011
DOI
10.65582/set.2011.176
Access
Open access, © 2011 Copyright WSSET
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Abstract

Today sustainable architecture is a major issue in lights of the environmental degradation that the world encounters with it. To design a successful space, first of all the entire nature of the space, should be understood. This thesis examines the Dynamic Architecture – purpose: turning building and climate elements, Water, wind, sunlight – in designing of a building. The intention of the project is, to reveal the connection between architecture and purpose as well as climate and building. So, it explores these items: 1. Designing of a building based on the sustainable architecture. 2. How far the case of four seasons could be the base, to design a construction. 3. How far the features of four seasons could be effective on the shape or form of the building and its structure. The connection between human and architectural dynamics has become more evident throughout the project. The building will adapt itself with the current climate by different seasons as a human has been done until today. In other word, it’s alive by existence of the nature unless the system will slowly fall into decay. The movement structure – rotation, turning –and its utility, especially climate plays a major role in the project. Building which is able to save about 30-35 percent of natural energy compared with an ordinary construction. In the end, it was our full intention to understand the definition of Dynamic Architecture which it could be a new way, to reach the sustainable architecture. In other words the goal of the project would be redefine a climatic design by the Dynamic Architecture.

Keywords. Dynamic Architecture; Natural Energy; Rotation; Seasons; Construction and Its Structure

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