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July 15, 2026Journal of Building Performance Simulation

Performance-driven climate resilient design via an integrated multi-objective optimization framework: a case study of Bundanon Art Museum & Bridge

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김김지원YHYuqing HuangKMKaiyaom Ma

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Randomized trial develops a simulation-driven design for Bundanon Art Museum, highlighting sustainability benefits.

Key Points

  • This research aims to create a resilient, tailored design for the Bundanon Art Museum and Bridge to address climate vulnerabilities.
  • Developed an integrated optimization framework with four modules: passive systems, active systems, embodied carbon reduction, and renewable integration.
  • Simulated and optimized design features for climate resilience in a remote site vulnerable to bushfire and flooding.
  • Evaluated performance metrics like daylight autonomy and heating demand reductions.
  • Increased spatial daylight autonomy from 20% to 77.5%.
  • Raised adaptive thermal comfort from 46% to 82%.
  • Reduced heating demand by nearly 80% and embodied carbon by 38%, with a 620 kW PV system meeting 79% of the annual load.

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김지원 et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a57236f88b21df8754801aehttps://doi.org/10.1080/19401493.2026.2699271
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