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Low Carbon Technologies, Strategies and Lifestyles for Green Buildings

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Low carbon community is an essential cell and it can be considered as the basic to achieve low carbon development strategy. Due to high energy consumption of commercial and residential buildings in the community, it is of great importance to reconsider the building structure and exploit renewable energy systems to minimize conventional energy consumption and improve living quality. In this paper, various low carbon technologies, strategies and lifestyles which are relevant with green buildings in the community have been discussed, including reasonable design, green roof system, utilization of renewable energy sources, change of low carbon living mode and energy-related behavior.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 869-870)

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1005-1009

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.869-870.1005

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December 2013

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Yue Xia Lv*, Qi Xiao, Gui Huan Yan, Chong Qing Xu, Liang Sun, Dong Yan Guo

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Green Building, Low-Carbon Community, Sustainable Development

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