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CISBAT'91 - Conférence Internationale Energie Solaire et Bâtiment

1991
Conference Proceedings

Abstract

La recherche sur l'application de l'énergie solaire aux bâtiments a fait de grands progrès au cours des dernières années, et continue à en faire. Les solaristes sont essentiellement de nouveaux venus dans l'environnement construit, ce qui ne va pas sans créer des tensions entre eux et les architectes, qui sont, depuis toujours les grands prêtres du bâtiment. C'es le rôle des ingénieurs de créer un climat de collaboration avec les architectes. Les deux groupes ont souvent de la peine à se comprendre malgré les efforts entrepris de part et d'autre. Non seulement représentent-ils des cultures différentes, mais il est probable que l'hémisphère droit du cerveau est dominant chez les architectes, alors que c'est l'inverse chez les ingénieurs. Parmi toutes leurs réalisations, ls solaristes doivent choisir celles qui peuvent intéresser les architectes et faire un effort particulier pour les leur faire connaître. Une plus grande ouverture d'esprit est nécessaire parmi tous ceux que l'avenir du bâtiment intéresse.

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1991
Conference Proceedings

Abstract

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/dee5df96-a3bb-4ae1-9e4c-b3df24e36ce8

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