The Journal of Green Building Design focuses on a wide range of key areas aimed at promoting energy efficiency and sustainability in building design and operation. The main aims and scopes of the journal include:
- Energy Management in Buildings (Reducing energy consumption and minimizing waste, leading to more efficient and sustainable building practices.)
- Renewable Energy Provision (creating buildings that can operate on renewable energy sources, ultimately striving towards achieving zero-energy buildings.)
- Enhanced Performance of Mechanical and Electrical Systems (Improving the performance of HVAC systems by enhancing thermal-cooling efficiency, as well as improving indoor air quality and lighting conditions within buildings)
- Building Information Modeling (Evaluating the impact of architectural designs on building energy consumption, taking into account geometric and environmental factors to enhance energy efficiency.)
- Sustainable Green Building Development (Working towards minimizing environmental impacts during the construction and operation phases of buildings through sustainable practices.)
- Building Energy Auditing (Reducing overall energy consumption, increasing efficiency, and minimizing energy wastage within buildings.)
- Smart Building Technologies (Emphasizing advancements in technology and the application of intelligent Building Management Systems to optimize energy usage and improve operational efficiency.)
- Life Cycle Assessment of Building Energy (Evaluating the energy consumption of building materials over their entire life cycle to make informed decisions on sustainable choices.)
- Network-Integrated Building Energy Management (Optimizing energy supply and demand models within buildings to achieve better energy efficiency and resource management.)
- Thermal Comfort Evaluation in Buildings (Adapting consumption conditions based on thermal comfort models to ensure occupant comfort while maintaining energy efficiency.)
- Innovative Building Materials Development: (Exploring the optimization of building energy consumption through the use of innovative materials such as phase change materials, insulating materials, and heat flow conducting materials.)
- Active and Passive Solar System Modeling: (Reducing thermal exchange with the external environment and enhancing overall environmental conditions efficiency through the modeling of active and passive solar systems.)