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Characterisation of representative building typologies for social housing projects in Brazil and its energy performance
Triana, Maria Andrea ; Lamberts, Roberto ; Sassi, Paola
Energy policy, 2015-12, Vol.87, p.524-541
[Peer Reviewed Journal]
Kidlington: Elsevier Ltd
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Title:
Characterisation of representative building typologies for social housing projects in Brazil and its energy performance
Author:
Triana, Maria Andrea
;
Lamberts, Roberto
;
Sassi, Paola
Subjects:
Bioclimatology
;
Brazil
;
Buildings
;
Construction
;
Criteria
;
Efficiency
;
Energy
;
Energy efficiency
;
Energy management
;
Energy modeling
;
Energy performance of buildings
;
Energy policy
;
Families & family life
;
Houses
;
Housing
;
Housing
typologies
;
Income
;
Labelling
;
Minimum wage
;
Power efficiency
;
Public
housing
;
Regulation
;
Residential areas
;
Residential buildings
;
Residential energy
;
Social
housing
;
Studies
;
Subsidies
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Energy policy, 2015-12, Vol.87, p.524-541
Notes:
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Description:
In Brazil the housing deficit is around 5.5 million houses. To address this need, the government created a programme called “My house, My life”. The main subsidies of the programme are for families earning up to three times the minimum wage. In order to formulate strategies for more energy efficiency buildings, it is necessary to understand the thermal and energy performance of what is being built. This article defines representative projects for typologies being built in the Brazilian social housing sector through the analysis of 108 projects considering two groups of income levels and investigates the thermal and energy performance of the representative projects in relation to the Regulation for Energy Efficiency Labelling of Residential Buildings in Brazil for two bioclimatic zones. Five representative building models were defined. Considering the most common features found on the sample, the study suggests the importance of addresing energy efficiency measures on the sector since current building techniques for social housing shows a tendency towards a low performance in relation to the thermal and energy performance criteria of the Energy Labelling especially for lower income projects. This provides a basis for future policy and allows for more in depth studies within the sector. •Characterisation of representative typologies built for social housing in Brazil.•More recurrent building physics characteristics considered.•Energy efficiency and thermal performance of Brazilian social housing analysed.•Regulation for Energy Efficiency Labelling of Residential Buildings in Brazil used for analysis.
Publisher:
Kidlington: Elsevier Ltd
Language:
English
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