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Recombinant Materials and Contemporary Energy Efficient Architecture

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Nowadays, reducing energy consumption, using clean resources and the aim of creating net-zero building are going to be more and more important. It seems that use of recombinant materials may be a way to reach a more energy efficient architecture. There are considerable advances in development of new material, while the use of these materials is limited in architecture. Regarding to hypothesis of the research, identification of new materials, their performance and their properties, which cause decrease in energy consumption may be helpful for development a more energy efficient architecture. The results of the paper show that architects may incorporate recombinant material to reach energy efficient buildings, however they can play a crucial role in saving natural energy resources through adoption of recombinant materials in architecture and planning

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 936)

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1423-1427

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.936.1423

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June 2014

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Mohammad Javad Mahdavinejad*, Setareh Ghanavati, Narjes Elmi, Airya Norouzi Larki, Arash Zia

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Energy Efficient Building, Material Science, Net-Zero Building, Recombinant Material

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