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Teacher Profile :
1) Introduction
Architect Omer Shujat Bhatti
2) Lecture Topic B.Arch 2011 CIIT ISB
3) Global Climatic MPM 2013 SZABIST 2013
Parameters
PgD Env. Design 2014 AIOU
4) Building MS. Env. Design 2017 AIOU
Context &
Micro Climate MS. Project Management 2018 SZABIST
PhD Env. Sciences IIUI (ongoing)
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic Existing job, working as Research Associate at
Design AIOU and a visiting faculty member at Riphah,
Sustainable IIUI and CIIT.
Design
6) Conclusion Who is the AUDIENCE ?
7) References
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Course & Subject Profile:

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic UNIT 1: Climate Responsive and Environmental
3) Global Climatic Sustainable Design: An Introduction
Parameters UNIT 2: Warm Climate and the Building Context
4) Building UNIT 3: Cold Climate and the Building Context
Context & UNIT 4: Sustainability and Climate Responsive
Micro Climate Design
5) Bioclimatic UNIT 5: Design Performance Measures
Design & UNIT 6: Building Structure and Climatic
Strategic Considerations
Design UNIT 7: Roofs and Attics
Sustainable UNIT 8: Walls and Floors
Design
UNIT 9: Environmental Acoustics
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context & Climate is clearly one of the prime factors in
Micro Climate culture and therefore built form. It is the
5) Bioclimatic mainspring for all the sensual qualities that add
Design & up to a vital tropical architecture; Tan Hock Beng.
Strategic
Design Definition:
Sustainable
Design Climate responsive design is based on the way a
building form and structure moderates the climate
6) Conclusion
for human good and well-being.
7) References
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1) Introduction Function vs Aesthetics

2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction Function vs Aesthetics

2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters Climate responsive design requires
4) Building the architect / designer to develop
Context & analytical and synthesis skills to
Micro Climate optimize the relationship between
5) Bioclimatic site, climate and briefing
Design &
Strategic requirements. These design solution
Design result in climate responsive
Sustainable architecture.
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Climate:
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic Climate is the long-term pattern of weather in
3) Global Climatic a particular area.
Parameters
4) Building It is measured by assessing the patterns of
Context & variation in temperature, humidity,
Micro Climate atmospheric pressure, wind, precipitation,
atmospheric particle count and other
5) Bioclimatic meteorological variables in a given region over
Design & long periods of time.
Strategic
Design
Climate is different from weather, in that
Sustainable weather only describes the short-term
Design conditions of these variables in a given
6) Conclusion region.
7) References
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Climate:
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic A region’s climate is generated by the climate system,
which has five components: atmosphere, hydrosphere,
3) Global Climatic cryosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere.
Parameters
4) Building Atmosphere – the envelope of gases surrounding the
earth
Context &
Micro Climate
Hydrosphere – the liquid water component of earth
5) Bioclimatic
Design & Cryosphere – the frozen water part of the earth system
Strategic
Design Lithosphere - the rigid outer part of the earth, consisting
Sustainable of the crust and upper mantle
Design
6) Conclusion Biosphere – part of earth occupied by living organisms

7) References
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic The climate of a location is affected by its latitude,
3) Global Climatic terrain, and altitude, as well as nearby water
Parameters bodies and their currents. Climates can be
4) Building classified according to the average and the typical
Context & ranges of different variables, most commonly
Micro Climate temperature and precipitation.
5) Bioclimatic
Design & The most commonly used classification scheme
Strategic was originally developed by Wladimir Köppen. The
Design Thornthwaite system, in use since 1948,
Sustainable incorporates evapotranspiration along with
Design temperature and precipitation information and is
6) Conclusion used in studying animal species diversity and
7) References potential effects of climate changes.
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic The difference between climate and weather is
Parameters usefully summarized by the popular phrase
4) Building
Context & “Climate is what you expect, weather
Micro Climate is what you get.”
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Over historical time spans there are a number
Strategic
of nearly constant variables that determine
Design
climate, including latitude, altitude, proportion
Sustainable
of land to water, and proximity to oceans and
Design
mountains. These change only over periods of
6) Conclusion millions of years due to processes such as
7) References plate tectonics.
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic The difference between climate and weather is
Parameters usefully summarized by the popular phrase
4) Building
Context & “Climate is what you expect, weather
Micro Climate is what you get.”
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Over historical time spans there are a number
Strategic
of nearly constant variables that determine
Design
climate, including latitude, altitude, proportion
Sustainable
of land to water, and proximity to oceans and
Design
mountains. These change only over periods of
6) Conclusion millions of years due to processes such as
7) References plate tectonics.
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic The difference between climate and weather is
Parameters usefully summarized by the popular phrase
4) Building
Context & “Climate is what you expect, weather
Micro Climate is what you get.”
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Over historical time spans there are a number
Strategic
of nearly constant variables that determine
Design
climate, including latitude, altitude, proportion
Sustainable
of land to water, and proximity to oceans and
Design
mountains. These change only over periods of
6) Conclusion millions of years due to processes such as
7) References plate tectonics.
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic The difference between climate and weather is
Parameters usefully summarized by the popular phrase
4) Building
Context & “Climate is what you expect, weather
Micro Climate is what you get.”
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Over historical time spans there are a number
Strategic
of nearly constant variables that determine
Design
climate, including latitude, altitude, proportion
Sustainable
of land to water, and proximity to oceans and
Design
mountains. These change only over periods of
6) Conclusion millions of years due to processes such as
7) References plate tectonics.
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic The difference between climate and weather is
Parameters usefully summarized by the popular phrase
4) Building
Context & “Climate is what you expect, weather
Micro Climate is what you get.”
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Over historical time spans there are a number
Strategic
of nearly constant variables that determine
Design
climate, including latitude, altitude, proportion
Sustainable
of land to water, and proximity to oceans and
Design
mountains. These change only over periods of
6) Conclusion millions of years due to processes such as
7) References plate tectonics.
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1) Introduction Climate:
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic The difference between climate and weather is
Parameters usefully summarized by the popular phrase
4) Building
Context & “Climate is what you expect, weather
Micro Climate is what you get.”
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Over historical time spans there are a number
Strategic
of nearly constant variables that determine
Design
climate, including latitude, altitude, proportion
Sustainable
of land to water, and proximity to oceans and
Design
mountains. These change only over periods of
6) Conclusion millions of years due to processes such as
7) References plate tectonics.
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1) Introduction Global Climatic Parameters

2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters 1. Sunlight exposure
4) Building 2. Location (Close to equator)
Context &
Micro Climate 3. Terrain
5) Bioclimatic 4. Temperature
Design & 5. Rainfall
Strategic
Design 6. Air flow & predominant wind air
Sustainable directions
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction Global Climatic Parameters

2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
1. Sunlight exposure
Parameters
4) Building 2. Location (Close to equator)
Context & 3. Terrain
Micro Climate 4. Temperature
5) Bioclimatic
5. Rainfall
Design &
Strategic 6. Air flow & predominant wind air directions
Design
Sustainable
Design These parameters give rise to some of the
major classifications of climates I.e. Hot
6) Conclusion
Humid, Hot Dry & Moderate.
7) References
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1) Introduction Sunlight Exposure

2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Sunlight Exposure
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Location
1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
Location & Temprature
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
Location & Temperature
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
Terrain
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
It mainly refers to the type of land
4) Building terrain and its contextual features
Context & & elements i.e. mountains, rivers,
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic oceans, lakes, deserts, green
Design & fields, brown fields, etc. Terrain
Strategic
Design also creates an integral impact
Sustainable with climatic conditions towards
Design
6) Conclusion
defining temperature, air flows,
7) References solar radiation, etc.
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1) Introduction
Rainfall
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
Air flow & Wind directions
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
Air flow & Wind directions
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Building Context & Micro Climate

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic Building context refers to major natural
Parameters and artificial / man made structures in
4) Building the vicinity of the building/s which can
Context &
Micro Climate
take an integral part in the design of the
5) Bioclimatic building or its allied aspects towards
Design & enabling / forcing a climatic responsive
Strategic design. Micro climate acts as the
Design integral impact / effect of all these key
Sustainable
Design elements in the neighborhood of the
6) Conclusion site where the built environment is to be
7) References developed or analyzed.
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1) Introduction
Building Context & Micro
2) Lecture Topic Climate
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
Building Context & Micro
2) Lecture Topic Climate
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Building Context & Micro

Introduction
1)
Climate
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Building Context & Micro

Introduction
1)
Climate
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction Bioclimatic Design & Strategic

2) Lecture Topic Design
3) Global
Climatic Based on the climatic conditions and the
Parameters context of the building or project site, it
4) Building becomes important to take decisions towards
Context & climate sensitive design development at an
Micro Climate early stage in the design process.
5) Bioclimatic It helps in defining the parameters set forth to
Design & follow in the design strategic decisions
Strategic
Design towards enabling context and climate sensitive
design to provide solutions that satisfy both
6) Conclusion
aesthetics and functional needs of the end
7) References
users.
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1) Introduction Bioclimatic Design & Strategic

2) Lecture Topic Design
Some of these parameters could be as follows but
3) Global are not limited to the stated ones:
Climatic
Parameters
1. Orientation.
4) Building 2. Building massing.
Context & 3. Shading.
Micro Climate
4. Plantation.
5) Bioclimatic 5. Natural ventilation.
Design & 6. Cooling strategies.
Strategic
7. Materials selection.
Design
8. Space optimization.
6) Conclusion 9. Noise barriers.
7) References 10. Façade and fascia treatment.
11. Energy efficient aspects & studies…..etc
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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Bioclimatic Design & Strategic Design

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global
Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction Strategic Decisions towards Climate

2) Lecture Topic responsive design:
3) Global
Climatic 1. Maintain & restore biodiversity.
Parameters
2. Minimize the consumption of
4) Building
Context & resources specially non-renewable
Micro Climate resources.
5) Bioclimatic 3. Minimize the pollution of air, land
Design & and water.
Strategic
Design 4. Maximize health, safety and comfort
6) Conclusion of building users.
7) References 5. Increase awareness of
environmental issues.
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Sustainable Design: An Introduction

1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable References:
Design Climate Responsive Design, Richard Hyde
6) Conclusion (2002), Spon Press, Taylor and Francis,
7) References London, New York
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1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters Thanks for your time…..
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic Questions……..?
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References
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1) Introduction
2) Lecture Topic
3) Global Climatic
Parameters
4) Building
Context &
Micro Climate
5) Bioclimatic
Design &
Strategic
Design
Sustainable
Design
6) Conclusion
7) References