Abstract:
In response to the increasing effects of climate change, many countries,
including Algeria, are implementing strategies to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions. These initiatives aim to lessen reliance on fossil fuels and promote
the adoption of renewable energy sources. Since the building sector is a
significant energy consumer, finding solutions to reduce its energy
consumption while maintaining optimal comfort for occupants has become
essential. Addressing this challenge requires improving energy efficiency
through the use of both passive and active strategies.
This study is based on the hypo-deductive methodological approach, and
explores the implementation of passive and active strategies to achieve
thermal comfort, drawing on extensive research in this area. The subject of
our study is a startup incubator located in Ouled Yaich, within the university
campus. This project addresses the need for improved educational and leisure
services both on and around the campus.
