Anteprojeto de residência unifamiliar bioclimática com estratégias para eficência energética

Abstract

The construction industry stands out as one of the main sources of environmental pollution, making it crucial to change this scenario. Studies confirm that construction techniques and inappropriate material choices directly impact the environment, influencing the thermal comfort of users. Furthermore, inefficiency in designs can lead to increased electricity consumption through appliances such as air conditioning and artificial lighting systems, often sourced from non-renewable energy. This issue can be reversed by adopting more sustainable practices by construction professionals. The application of efficient methods, focusing on bioclimatic architecture, seeks passive strategies to optimize the thermal and energy performance of buildings. Additionally, the choice of low-impact environmental materials is crucial. In the presented context, a single-family residence project in the Amazon region exemplifies the implementation of effective construction techniques, waste reduction, the use of renewable energy, and home automation as concrete measures to promote sustainability.