Volume 20 No 8 (2022)
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Building Envelope Performance Evaluation for an Existing Academic Building of MMMUT, Gorakhpur
BhagyashriH.Sisode’, Dr. Krupesh A. Chauhan
Abstract
This research study focuses to make an appraisal of the Building Envelope Performance of the
academic building of MMMUT, Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. established in 1961 (59 Years old). The
study areafalls under the “Hot and Dry” climate type as per the Climate classification of National
Building Code-2016.The main aim of this research study is to investigate the existing academic
building envelope and assess itsperformance based on the climatic requirements of the warm and
humid climate. The Hot andDry climate zones generally have a mean monthly temperature < 30°C
and relative humidity < 55%.The studyis based on the investigation of present usage of the building,
the orientation of the building, window-to-wallratio, window-to-floor area ratio and, ventilation
analysis of the building. This research study undertakes acomparison of the present conditions of the
building with the basic standards of Energy Conservation BuildingCodes, 2017 to identify the gaps in
the building design. The focus is to understand if the indoor conditions ofthe building are good for
working in all weathers of the city and identify the gaps which can be improved
forbetterindoorambiance. ThisresearchstudystrivestoprovideStudents, Architects, Planners, and Civil
Engineering consultants an example to achieve a basic understanding of green approach for Building
designing.
Keywords
Building Envelope,Fenestration,Passive Architecture,Building Performance.
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