녹색건축인증 박물관의 공공 공간에 나타난 친환경 디자인 사례연구

Abstract

About 30% of the total energy consumption of OECD countries occurs in the building sector, and many ecological and global environmental problems such as resource depletion and global warming are emerging due to carbon dioxide emissions. Green architecture is the best alternative to sustainable development and environmental protection in the building sector. The purpose of this study is to analyze the eco-friendly design of public spaces in G-SEED Museums and provide basic data for G-SEED Museum eco-friendly design plans. This research method first determines the concept of green building certification, green building certification museum concept, space characteristics, environmental protection design concept. Through previous research, a checklist was prepared by combining G-SEED projects with eco-friendly design, and conclusions were drawn through field investigations and analysis. As a result in terms of classification of eco-friendly design elements, the application of sustainable energy elements is the best. Among the sustainable energy factors, natural light affects lighting and changes in room temperature. The introduction of natural light is the most important factor in creating an eco-friendly environment in the G-SEED Museum.