Title of article
Exploration of the Energy Efficiency of the Greater London Authority Building (GLA Building/City Hall)
Author/Authors
OSAJI, EMEKA EFE University of Salford - Research Institute for the Built and Human Environment (BUHU), UK , HUDSON, JOHN University of Salford - Research Institute for the Built and Human Environment (BUHU), UK , CHYNOWETH, PAUL University of Salford - Research Institute for the Built and Human Environment (BUHU), UK
Pages
4
From page
53
To page
56
Abstract
This research paper set out to explore the following research question: “what shape and form should a building be in order to achieve energy efficiency in the design and construction of the tall office building?” This involved the exploratory case study of a spheroid building, the Greater London Authority (GLA) building. The Greater London Authority building was acclaimed as being energy efficient, with claims of 75 % reduction in its annual energy consumption compared to a high specification office building. This claim was explored to better understand the nature of the spheroid form in construction.
Keywords
Energy Efficiency , Greater London Authority Building
Journal title
Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management
Serial Year
2007
Journal title
Journal of Applied Sciences and Environmental Management
Record number
2660430
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