NET ZERO WATER AND ENERGY COMMERCIAL BUILDING - CASE STUDY IN THE CITY OF SÃO PAULO
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https://doi.org/10.47820/recima21.v2i8.632Keywords:
net zero water and energy building, sustainable building, green buildingAbstract
The current pandemic situation of Covid19 in Brazil, has aggravated issues related to energy costs, availability of water, food price, and the exercise of work in contaminated environments know as sick building syndrome. The current studies of Net Zero Water and Energy Buildings (ENZAE), can be a solution to several current problems and others to come, with an expected increase on the world population. Brazil lacks studies and research on ENZAEs. This work applies a methodology for the design of ENZAEs in a case study of a commercial building located in the city of São Paulo, seeking to understand its technical aspects, local impacts and limitations.
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