1st Edition
Microalgae Building Enclosures Design and Engineering Principles
Contents
Acknowledgements
Part I. Microalgae Architecture Introduction
Chapter 1. Sustainable Development
Chapter 2. Why Microalgae?
Chapter 3. Microalgae and the Built Environment Symbiosis
Part II. Microalgae Architecture Case Studies
Chapter 4. Infrastructure Intervention
Chapter 5. Urban Intervention
Chapter 6. Architecture Intervention
Chapter 7. Product Intervention
Part III. Microalgae Building Enclosure Design
Chapter 8. Biotechnical Design Criteria
Chapter 9. Bioclimatic Design Overview
Chapter 10. Microalgae Facade Design Typologies
Part IV. Microalgae Building Enclosure Applications
Chapter 11. Microalgae Low-rise Buildings
Chapter 12. Microalgae High-rise Buildings
Chapter 13. Microalgae Retrofitting Buildings
Conclusion
Bibliography
Biography
Kyoung Hee Kim, PhD, AIA, NCARB, is a practicing architect, engineer, and entrepreneur. She is an Associate Professor of the School of Architecture and the Director of the Integrated Design Research Lab at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Kim, a registered architect in North Carolina, is the founder of Ecoclosure, a university spin-off, and a design principal at Hui Kim Design and Architecture (HK DnA) based in Charlotte, NC. She has developed sustainable, regenerative building technologies toward net zero energy architecture funded by NSF, American Institutes of Architects, and institutional grants. As a facade consultant at Front Inc (2007–2017), Professor Kim engaged in over 50 institutional, cultural, residential, commercial, and governmental projects around the world.
