Literature Review Related The Optimization Of Building Facades With Green Building Concept With Life Cycle Cost Oriented : Meta-Analysis RR Coryna Yusi Rachmawati, ST (a). Counsellor : Mohammed Ali Berawi, M.Eng.Sc., Ph.D. (b)
(a) Civil Engineering Department Faculty of Engineering, University of Indonesia Depok, Indonesia
coryna.yusi[at]yahoo.com
(b) Centre for Sustainable and Infrastructure Development (CSID) Faculty of Engineering, University of Indonesia Depok, Indonesia
maberawi[at]eng.ui.ac.id
Abstract
Buildings are civil buildings that require the greatest energy consumption. Based on observations of temperature trends in Indonesia, temperature trends in Indonesia have positive value trends with amounts varying around 0.03° C each year. The building facade has a very large impact on all aspects of building performance. This directly affects the peak of heating and cooling, and indirectly affects the lighting load when the sun is on. By developing the concept of Green Building in a passive design by optimizing the design of the building facade so that it impacts on energy efficiency and reduces life cycle costs. How to apply the building façade concept optimally so that energy efficiency occurs and lower life cycle costs. To achieve this goal, the authors have conducted a comprehensive literature review. In this paper, we will examine twenty-five recent studies using the literature study method to obtain facade variables that greatly affect energy efficiency and life cycle costs. It is hoped that important factors will be obtained which will be used in the development of research to be carried out in Jakarta.
Keywords: Green Building, building façade, building envelope, energy efficiency, life cycle cost, project management
