Energy and Climate in the Urban Built Environment

Explore the intricate relationship between energy consumption and climate within urban settings in the insightful book, Energy and Climate in the Urban Built Environment by Taylor & Francis Ltd. Published in 2001, this hardback edition spans 410 pages, offering a comprehensive look at how cities significantly influence local climates while demanding substantial energy resources for their operation.

This essential read delves into the complex interactions between urban environments and building performance, shedding light on often-overlooked factors that affect energy needs. Despite the critical nature of these interactions, strategies to mitigate their impact remain underexplored. This book not only identifies these challenges but also encourages the development of effective solutions.

Perfect for professionals, students, and anyone interested in urban planning and sustainability, Energy and Climate in the Urban Built Environment is a vital resource for understanding and addressing the pressing energy and climate issues faced by cities today.