Intelligent Buildings International

期刊简介：Intelligent buildings and cities can be defined by the following four pillars of knowledge: People : health and well-being of individuals and communities. Balance between Low and High Technologies : discrete use of smart enabling technologies but with consideration to the use of natural passive systems. Sustainability : the design and management for net zero energy consumption, water saving, minimum waste and pollution. Connection with Nature : research and applications of biomimetics and biophilia have shown that Nature is not only vital for health and well-being but offers ways of being sustainable in the minimum use of energy and materials. Buildings and cities are planned, designed and managed for the long term by a multidisciplinary supply and demand chain of stakeholders so collaboration and effective leadership are essential. Setting long term visions and effective connectivity processes based on improving social value are key. This is true for designing new or regenerating old buildings and cities. Submissions are welcomed on topics related to: Intelligent Buildings and Cities: Visions and Strategies Innovation and Technology Transdisciplinary approach using knowledge from across sectors People: Health and Wellbeing User sensory design Social Value Economics Design and Management Biomimetics and Biophilia Designing and Managing for Sustainability Assessing and rating measures for sustainability, health and wellbeing These are broad headings only and you may propose other topics. Your approach may be from a review or your own research, a case study, an opinion essay, or simply a technical note. The journal wants to encompass how we deal with the disruption arising from change, new ways of thinking, strategic planning with an emphasis on value rather than just capital short-term costs. The journal welcomes contributions from a wide variety of disciplines, including medicine, psychology, sociology, ecology, ergonomics, as well as architecture, engineering and project management. One can also learn a lot from cross sector approaches. The car, aerospace and fashion worlds for example share a common knowledge on design. The journal is open to ideas and collective thinking not bound by tradition but remembering that lessons from history as well as the present lead us into the future. The emphasis is on the big picture and joining up the various fields of knowledge to make an effective contribution to advancing the field of intelligent buildings and cities. In depth case study evidence is welcome too.

【译文】智能建筑和城市可以通过以下四个知识支柱来定义： 人：个人和社区的健康和福祉。低技术和高科技之间的平衡：离散使用智能使能技术，但考虑使用自然被动系统。可持续性：净零能耗、节水、废物和污染最小化的设计和管理。与自然的联系：仿生学和亲生物性的研究和应用表明，自然不仅对健康和福祉至关重要，而且提供了以最少的能源和材料使用实现可持续发展的方法。建筑和城市是由利益相关者的多学科供需链进行长期规划、设计和管理的，因此协作和有效的领导至关重要。在提高社会价值的基础上制定长期愿景和有效的连接流程是关键。对于设计新的或重建旧的建筑和城市来说也是如此。欢迎就以下主题提交意见： 智能建筑和城市：愿景与战略 创新与技术 利用跨部门知识的跨学科方法 人：健康与福祉 用户感官设计 社会价值 经济学 设计与管理 仿生学和亲生物性 可持续性设计与管理 可持续性、健康与福祉的评估和评级措施 这些只是宽泛的标题，您可以提出其他主题。您的方法可能来自评论或您自己的研究、案例研究、观点文章或仅仅是技术说明。该杂志希望涵盖我们如何应对变革、新思维方式、战略规划带来的破坏，重点关注价值而不仅仅是短期资本成本。该杂志欢迎来自各个学科的贡献，包括医学、心理学、社会学、生态学、人体工程学以及建筑、工程和项目管理。人们还可以从跨部门方法中学到很多东西。例如，汽车、航空航天和时尚界在设计方面拥有共同的知识。该杂志对思想和集体思维持开放态度，不受传统束缚，而是记住历史和现在的教训引导我们走向未来。重点是着眼大局，结合各个领域的知识，为推进智能建筑和城市领域做出有效的贡献。深入的案例研究证据也受到欢迎。