1. Techniques et Sciences appliquées
  2. Architecture, Urbanisme

EAN13
9782336426181
Éditeur
L'Harmattan
Date de publication
2 mai 2024
Nombre de pages
390
Dimensions
24 x 15,5 x 2,1 cm
Poids
662 g
Langue
eng

The Value Of Building Bioclimatic Residential Buildings In Tropical Environments From Local Materials

Elhadj Malick Soumaré

L'Harmattan

Prix public : 40,00 €

This book, aimed at Engineers, Architects, Building Technicians, and Students, offers a crucial insight into bioclimatic building construction in Tropical Africa. It addresses the common oversight of climatic characteristics in building design, emphasizing the need to consider weather conditions, especially in warm periods. The book analyzes current housing, compares it with vernacular and colonial models, and proposes bioclimatic designs using passive architectural techniques.A key model involves a mathematical analysis of complex admittances, considering local materials like hollow blocks, BTCS, terracotta bricks, laterite stones, granite rubble, and vibrated mortar tiles. Combined with passive techniques, this forms a bioclimatic building model tailored to dry tropical climates.  The author, in accessible language, advocates for promoting locally available materials as alternatives to conventional ones, anticipating potential shortages in building aggregates in tropical African countries.
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