UTILIZATION OF GREEN WALLS CONCEPT AND SOLAR PANELS IN CO – WORKING SPACE FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Authors

  • Ivana Lalović Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24867/05FA04Lalovic

Keywords:

energy efficiency, green building, solar panels, co – working office, preservation of the environment

Abstract

Intensive research has been undertaken to multiply the number of green building projects using alternative methods of sustainable construction technologies, in order to reduce energy consumption while at the same time increasing the usefulness of natural resources. The project encompasses the implementation of the concept of green walls and solar panels in  design of co - working space in order to reduce: the city's thermal island, temperature of the building, demand for cooling and heating energy, and improvement of quality of the working environment. Therefore, it is clear that the main function of this project is the energy optimization of the co – working space for maintaining a certain level of comfort in the workplace, in order to achieve overall energy efficiency. The goal of this project is above all the motivation for re-examining the already established values and setting new goals in the field of environmental protection, and thus the development of human consciousness.

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Published

2019-11-23