Energy Efficient

A careful and meticulous approach to shell design is critical for buildings to achieve high efficiency and significant energy savings. This means that all surfaces that come into contact with the outside air, including exterior walls and roofs, must be carefully planned and designed while taking into account various factors such as heat insulation, sunshade, ventilation, and other efficiencies.
It's important to consider how the building's design may impact the physical and visual senses of people, animals, and plants during their daily activities. By matching energy-consuming equipment, such as air conditioning and lighting, with the shell structure, efficient energy-saving can be achieved, leading to the best overall space use and comfort.
Various techniques can be employed to achieve energy-saving comfort and echo the overall shape of the building. These might include balconies, multi-layered exterior walls, roof gardens covered with soil, and combining energy-saving glass and thermal insulation materials. Each of these techniques plays an essential role in achieving high efficiency and significant energy savings.
By prioritizing careful shell design, buildings can create a comfortable and sustainable environment for occupants while simultaneously reducing energy consumption and costs. This approach not only benefits building owners and occupants but also the environment as a whole.