Building Environmental Controls Using EDGE Software

Building Performance Analysis of Cathedral of Praise Auditorium.pdf

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Building Environmental Controls refer to the systems and technologies used to manage the indoor environment of a building, ensuring comfort, safety, and efficiency. These controls include heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, lighting, and other systems that regulate temperature, humidity, air quality, and energy usage. Advanced environmental controls often integrate smart technologies and automation to optimize performance, reduce energy consumption, and adapt to changing conditions. Effective building environmental controls are essential for maintaining a healthy indoor environment, enhancing occupant well-being, and achieving sustainability goals in modern architecture.