The energy transect; including sustainability issues in urban morphology analyses

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To tackle climate change, pollution and dwindling resources, we need to rethink our urban environment by identifying the most suitable morphological structures, with an optimized local (cradle-to-cradle) approach to energy and resources; towards economic feasibility and improved environmental quality. In this paper we propose integrating the Transect concept with the energy issues, to provide a flexible system for allocating building types, landscaping, energy systems, etc. so that they contribute to a symbiotic ecosystem. This Transect framework can include a juxtaposed toolbox that can be used collectively at the region, city, sector, neighborhood, and block/building scale. © 2012 WIT Press.

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Troglio, E., Haas, T., Martschenko, T., & Pagluila, S. (2012). The energy transect; including sustainability issues in urban morphology analyses. WIT Transactions on Ecology and the Environment, 165, 183–193. https://doi.org/10.2495/ARC120171

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