College of Architecture, Art and Design
The College of Architecture, Art and Design is at the forefront of sustainability research, driving innovation in design and construction practices. Our faculty and students delve into a wide range of research areas, including:
- Sustainable Materials: Exploring the use of eco-friendly and recycled materials, investigating their lifecycle impacts, and developing innovative material technologies.
- Green Building Design: Promoting sustainable building practices, including energy-efficient design, water conservation, and the use of renewable materials, to create healthier and more environmentally friendly buildings.
- Energy-Efficient Building Design: Developing strategies to optimize energy performance in buildings, incorporating passive design principles, renewable energy systems, and advanced building technologies.
- Urban Planning and Design: Investigating sustainable urban development models, promoting resilient and equitable cities, and exploring the role of green infrastructure and urban ecology.
- Art and Ecology: Exploring the intersection of art and environmental sustainability, using art as a tool for environmental awareness and social change, and investigating the role of art in fostering sustainable practices.
Through interdisciplinary collaborations and cutting-edge research, our college is committed to shaping a future where design and art contribute to a more sustainable and resilient world.
Below are samples of research papers from the College of Architecture, Art and Design:
Energy Efficiency Based on Passive Design Solutions in UAE