An inquiry into the certification potential of built environments’ affordance

Ardeshir Mahdavi; Christiane Berger

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201911102043

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Volume 111 (2019)

E3S Web Conf., 111 (2019) 02043

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Issue		E3S Web Conf. Volume 111, 2019 CLIMA 2019 Congress


Article Number		02043
Number of page(s)		6
Section		Indoor Environment Quality and Others
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/201911102043
Published online		13 August 2019

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[1] J. Gibson. The Ecological Approach to Visual Perception. ISBN 0-89859-959-8 (1979) [Google Scholar]

[2] J. Gibson. The Theory of Affordances. Perceiving, Acting, and Knowing,Edited by Robert Shaw and John Bransford. ISBN 0-470-99014-7 (1977) [Google Scholar]

[3] H. Knötig. Human Ecology - The exact science of the interrelationships between Homo sapiens and the outside world surrounding this living and thinking being. The sixth meeting of the Society for Human Ecology “Human Ecology: Crossing Boundaries”. Snowbird, Utah, USA (1992) [Google Scholar]

[4] H. Knötig. Some essentials of the Vienna School of Human Ecology. Proceedings of the 1992 Birmingham Symposium; Austrian and British Efforts in Human Ecology. Archivum Oecologiae Hominis. Vienna, Austria (1992) [Google Scholar]

[5] A. Mahdavi. The human factor in sustainable architecture. Low Energy Low Carbon Architecture: Recent Advances & Future Directions (Sustainable Energy Developments). Edited by Khaled A. Al-Sallal; Taylor & Francis, London, UK. pp. 137–158 (2016) [Google Scholar]

[6] A. Mahdavi. Can we quantify the ecological valency of built environments? 12th Envibuild conference (2017) - Buildings and Environment - From Research to Application “enviBUILD - Proceedings: Building and Environment”, Trans Tech Publications. ISBN: 978-3-0357-1202-5 (2019) [Google Scholar]

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[12] A. Mahdavi, H. Teufl, and C. Berger. Application of the Ecological Valency concept to buildings’ environmental control systems. Proceedings of IAQVEC 2019(to be published) [Google Scholar]