Building Sustainability in East Asia :Policy, Design and People

Chapter

1.4.2 Green market and consumption

1.4.3 Technology push

1.5 Sustainability in Practice

1.5.1 History of green building in Asia

1.5.2 Capacity building – green professionals

1.5.3 Sustainable change for the green movement

1.6 Organisation of the Book

Chapter 2 Rapid urbanisation

2.1 Introduction

2.2 Asian Urbanisation in Context

2.3 Demographic Changes

2.3.1 Global population trends

2.3.2 Urban population growth

2.3.3 The challenge of an ageing population

2.4 Economic Changes

2.4.1 Growth in GDP

2.4.2 Increased income

2.4.3 Consuming society

2.5 Social Changes

2.5.1 Housing needs

2.5.2 Employment needs

2.6 New Growth Model

2.6.1 Mega and compact cities

2.6.2 Green building markets

2.7 Summary

Chapter 3 Urban environmental challenges

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Urban Challenges in Context

3.3 Climate Change Challenges

3.3.1 Vulnerability to extreme weather

3.3.2 Global warming

3.4 Urban Environmental Degradation

3.4.1 Air pollution

3.4.2 Energy depletion

3.4.3 Waste generation

3.4.4 Unhealthy urban environment

3.5 Liveability Degradation

3.5.1 Urban heat Island

3.5.2 Ecological footprint

3.6 Summary

Chapter 4 Quest for solutions

4.1 Introduction

4.2 History of International Collaborations and Partnerships

4.3 C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group Initiative

4.3.1 Key issues

4.3.2 Action plan on buildings

4.4 WEF Partnership for Future of Urban Development

4.5 Regional Integration

4.6 Changes for Solutions

4.6.1 Re-think of sustainable development framework

4.6.2 Issues of policy

4.6.3 Issues of practice/design

4.6.4 Issues of people

4.7 Paradigm Shift

Section 2 On policy

Chapter 5 Policy framework

5.1 Introduction

5.2 Policy Framework

5.3 Policy Priorities

5.3.1 The moving target

5.3.2 Prioritisation of policy issues

5.3.3 The Asian way of change

5.4 Policy Instruments

5.4.1 Regulations and standards “The Stick”

5.4.2 Economic instruments “The Carrot and Stick”

5.4.3 Voluntary schemes instrument

5.5 Institutional Arrangements

5.5.1 Hierarchy – who to lead

5.5.2 Government coordination and authority

5.5.3 Proposal for eco-city implementation

5.6 Summary

Chapter 6 Policy implementation

6.1 Introduction

6.2 General Approach

6.3 Review of the Regulations

6.3.1 Building energy regulations

6.3.2 Planning control for a better environment

6.4 Market Solutions

6.4.1 Incentivising the market

6.5 Market-Based Approach

6.5.1 Green building certification

6.5.2 Sustainability report and index

6.6 Public-Private Partnership (PPP)

6.7 Collaboration with Private Sector

6.8 Capacity Building

6.8.1 Demonstration projects and research and development

6.8.2 Education and training of green practitioners

6.9 Summary

Section 3 On design

Chapter 7 Sustainability transformation

7.1 Introduction

7.2 Green Transformation of Building Industry

7.2.1 Engaging stakeholders

7.2.2 Empowering the practitioners

7.3 Practice of Building Sustainability

7.3.1 Definition of sustainable building

7.3.2 Standardisation of practice

7.4 Sustainable Building in Action

7.4.1 Life-cycle consideration

7.4.2 Design stage – integrated design

7.4.3 Construction stage – sustainable materials

7.4.4 Operation stage – behavioural changes

7.5 Building Information Modelling

7.6 Summary

Chapter 8 Engineering solutions

8.1 Introduction

8.2 Design Provisions for Sustainable Building

8.3 Adaptation to Climate Change and Resilient Designs

8.3.1 Extreme wind engineering

8.3.2 Flood mitigation and prevention

8.3.3 Seismic design

8.3.4 Fire engineering

8.4 High-Performance Buildings

8.4.1 Building physics analysis

8.4.2 Energy appraisal

8.4.3 Indoor environment quality

8.4.4 Outdoor environment quality

8.5 Design Innovations

8.5.1 Outside building: High-performance envelope

8.5.2 Inside building: Low energy and carbon designs

8.6 Summary

Chapter 9 De-carbonisation

9.1 Introduction

9.2 Building Energy Performance

9.3 Low/Zero Carbon Design

9.3.1 Definition of zero carbon

9.3.2 Design strategy

9.4 Renewable Energy for Urban Developments and Buildings

9.4.1 Solar energy

9.4.2 Wind energy

9.4.3 Bioenergy

9.4.4 Hydropower

9.4.5 Marine/ocean energy

9.4.6 Geothermal energy

9.5 District-Wide De-Carbonisation

9.5.1 Micro-energy grid

9.5.2 District energy

9.6 Towards a Low-Carbon and Smart City

9.7 Summary

Section 4 On people

Chapter 10 Space for people

10.1 Introduction

10.2 Urban Context of Asia City

10.2.1 Liveability

10.2.2 A compact and vertical city

10.2.3 An undesirable building environment

10.3 The Quest for a Quality Built Environment

10.3.1 A novel planning framework for the environment

10.3.2 The urban climatic map

10.3.3 Air ventilation

10.3.4 Microclimate and landscape design integration

10.4 Reducing the Urban Heat Island

10.5 Street Canyon Effect – Roadside Air Pollution

10.6 Right of Light

10.7 Health and Well‐Being

10.7.1 Natural ventilation

10.7.2 Daylight for habitation

10.7.3 Water quality

10.8 Summary

Chapter 11 Community making

11.1 Introduction

11.2 Sustainable Community

11.3 Community-Based Design

11.3.1 Cultural aspect (social)

11.3.2 Placemaking (environment)

11.3.3 Sustainable housing (economics)

11.4 Neighbourhood Assessment

11.4.1 History of overseas schemes

11.4.2 Definition of community/neighbourhood

11.4.3 Assessment aspects/categories

11.5 Development of BEAM Plus Neighbourhood in Hong Kong

11.5.1 Landscape and ecology in built environment

11.5.2 Stakeholder engagement

11.5.3 The establishment of BEAM plus neighbourhood

11.6 Summary

Chapter 12 Low carbon living

12.1 Introduction

12.2 Carbon Footprint of Urban Living

12.3 Behavioural Changes

12.4 Changes in Design Culture

12.4.1 Task lighting

12.4.2 Thermal comfort

12.4.3 Natural ventilation

12.4.4 Green products

12.4.5 Smart metering

12.5 Eco-Education

12.6 Zero Energy Living Experience

12.7 Community Centre

12.8 Urban Farming

12.9 Living LOHAS

12.10 Summary

Section 5 Way forward

Chapter 13 Conclusions

On contextS …

On policy …

On design ….

On people ….

Way forward ….

References

Index

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