IngY I. El-Darwish, Neveen Emil Neseem
This research deals with identifying the elements of sustainable cities that contribute to thermal comfort. The main aim of the study is to suggest means and mechanisms to assess new cities around the world in order to achieve sustainable environments. In order to face the rapid urban development and challenges associated with it, the study focuses on means of reducing the consumption rates of available natural resources. This can be done by benefitting from the heritage features and using them in new settlements for the success of sustainable development programs. In this study, two new settlements in Cairo, Egypt are studied and compared by utilizing a simulation tool to compare thermal comfort and hence to identify the successful features that contribute in achieving successful sustainable future cities.
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