Published date: Jan 08 2025

Journal Title: KnE Social Sciences

Issue title: The Bandung Creative Movement 2023 – Enhancing Collaboration In Arts, Design And Craft For Sustainable Creative Industries: Sustainable Design

Pages: 89 - 96

DOI: 10.18502/kss.v10i2.17881

Irwana Zulfia Budionoirwanazulfiab@telkomuniversity.ac.idTelkom University, Bandung

Muhammad Hilmy AzisTelkom University, Bandung

Akmal Fathur RahmanTelkom University, Bandung

Naufal FebriansyahTelkom University, Bandung

Global warming has impacted many regions and sectors around the world, including Indonesia. Unfortunately, Indonesia happens to be the third largest emitter of carbon in the world according to several reports, such as the NDC 2016 report, the 2019 Carbon Brief, and the 2020 UNEP Emission Gap Report. This has resulted in extreme weather in Indonesia such as longer monsoon seasons in Sumatra and Borneo temperatures in the regions of Java and Nusa Tenggara. There have been infrastructural developments made which aim to reduce the adverse effects caused by climate change, namely through studies and the redesigning of residential properties. The main purpose of designing these homes is to acclimate properly against these challenges. This is done in the form of thermal regulation by utilizing the surrounding environmental elements, such as ventilation, to achieve optimal thermal comfort as per the Air Circulation Hour process. Proper air circulation could provide comfort and boost the skin’s evaporation process to provide cooler temperatures for the building’s occupants. Proper air circulation could provide comfort and boost the skin’s evaporation process to provide cooler temperatures for the building’s occupants.

Keywords: residential houses, wind analysis, rising temperatures

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