Abstract
Energy and greenhouse gas reductions in buildings are an important research topic for global warming, so low-carbon building design has become a critical part of energy conservation in the building sector. To address this issue, this study studies a quasi-construction residential building by simulating and analyzing the performance of the building via building information modeling. The calculations are done by using analytical software including ECOTECT, DEST-h, and Phoenics. Finally, we propose design improvements and offer technical advice from the perspective of low-carbon technology.
