Optimizing daylighting performance for educational buildings by using parametric material system.

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Abstract The research aims to comparative analytical study of different parametric materials systems to reduce the energy consumed in an educational building because Energy efficiency is a low-cost way to save money, support modern teaching methods, reduce pollution, Create Tertiary Education buildings that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both. Although educational building consumes a lot of energy—and money There are many new types of building materials and techniques being used in architecture and engineering, with new advancements in materials and technology, some even taking new spins on ancient practices. materials and techniques that could be useful for the future of buildings and spaces. to find more effective and sustainable ways to design and engineer products, buildings, and service systems[i] The way parametric systems operate can be applied to architecture to lessen its environmental impact and to increase its efficiency. These attempts to investigate a new strategy for environmental design which are derived from the evolutionary development of smart systems, from their material properties and from their adaptive response to changes in their environment is achieved through an attempt of merging; smart, kinetic material systems and architecture, exploring their potential in developing a more comfortable and much more energy efficient architecture.

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