Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design
Objective: To describe how bioclimatic architecture and sustainable design intelligently integrate sunlight to promote more energy-efficient buildings and create living spaces that promote human well-being and harmony with the natural environment.Methodology: A comprehensive narrative review was con...
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| author | Ditther Eliel Flores Carita Juan Alberto Almirón Cuentas David Hugo Bernedo-Moreira Rafael Romero-Carazas |
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| description | Objective: To describe how bioclimatic architecture and sustainable design intelligently integrate sunlight to promote more energy-efficient buildings and create living spaces that promote human well-being and harmony with the natural environment.Methodology: A comprehensive narrative review was conducted by consulting databases such as Archidaily, Google Scholar, Scielo and Journal of Architectural Lighting, using key terms related to the sun and bioclimatic architecture, in publications from 2019 to 2024, and selecting 23 relevant articles after a rigorous filtering process.Results: The historical and contemporary importance of the sun in architectural design is evidenced, evidencing how diverse cultures have implemented strategies to harness sunlight and photovoltaics. Examples of integration of solar technologies, passive techniques for thermal control, and the inspiring influence of the sun on visionary architects such as Le Corbusier were highlighted.Conclusion: The sun is not only a practical source for solving energy and environmental challenges, but also an opportunity to design healthier, more sustainable and aesthetically enriching environments. The need for further research on new methodologies and strategies to enhance the efficient use of solar energy in future architecture is pointed out. |
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| spelling | openalex:W4410826630Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural DesignDitther Eliel Flores CaritaJuan Alberto Almirón CuentasDavid Hugo Bernedo-MoreiraRafael Romero-Carazassunlightbioclimatic architecturesustainable architecturesolar energyphotovoltaicspassive solar designthermal managementenergy-efficient buildingsLe Corbusierhuman well-beingsolar energy in architectureSolar Energy Systems and TechnologiesBuilding Energy and Comfort OptimizationArchitecture, Modernity, and DesignObjective: To describe how bioclimatic architecture and sustainable design intelligently integrate sunlight to promote more energy-efficient buildings and create living spaces that promote human well-being and harmony with the natural environment.Methodology: A comprehensive narrative review was conducted by consulting databases such as Archidaily, Google Scholar, Scielo and Journal of Architectural Lighting, using key terms related to the sun and bioclimatic architecture, in publications from 2019 to 2024, and selecting 23 relevant articles after a rigorous filtering process.Results: The historical and contemporary importance of the sun in architectural design is evidenced, evidencing how diverse cultures have implemented strategies to harness sunlight and photovoltaics. Examples of integration of solar technologies, passive techniques for thermal control, and the inspiring influence of the sun on visionary architects such as Le Corbusier were highlighted.Conclusion: The sun is not only a practical source for solving energy and environmental challenges, but also an opportunity to design healthier, more sustainable and aesthetically enriching environments. The need for further research on new methodologies and strategies to enhance the efficient use of solar energy in future architecture is pointed out.Articlehttps://doi.org/10.56294/la2026296W4410826630enLand and Architecture3072-76342025-05-28 |
| spellingShingle | sunlight bioclimatic architecture sustainable architecture solar energy photovoltaics passive solar design thermal management energy-efficient buildings Le Corbusier human well-being solar energy in architecture Solar Energy Systems and Technologies Building Energy and Comfort Optimization Architecture, Modernity, and Design Ditther Eliel Flores Carita Juan Alberto Almirón Cuentas David Hugo Bernedo-Moreira Rafael Romero-Carazas Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design |
| title | Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design |
| title_full | Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design |
| title_fullStr | Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design |
| title_short | Sunlight as a Fundamental Resource in Bioclimatic and Sustainable Architectural Design |
| title_sort | sunlight as a fundamental resource in bioclimatic and sustainable architectural design |
| topic | sunlight bioclimatic architecture sustainable architecture solar energy photovoltaics passive solar design thermal management energy-efficient buildings Le Corbusier human well-being solar energy in architecture Solar Energy Systems and Technologies Building Energy and Comfort Optimization Architecture, Modernity, and Design |
| topic_facet | sunlight bioclimatic architecture sustainable architecture solar energy photovoltaics passive solar design thermal management energy-efficient buildings Le Corbusier human well-being solar energy in architecture Solar Energy Systems and Technologies Building Energy and Comfort Optimization Architecture, Modernity, and Design |
| url | https://doi.org/10.56294/la2026296 |
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