AMPLIABILIDADE E GASTO ENERGÉTICO EM HIS: ESTRATÉGIAS ORIENTADAS AO USUÁRIO PARA MORADIAS MAIS RESILIENTES

Abstract

Interventions in social housing happen. In large part, they are not guided by professionals and most of them do not provide better quality housing. Extensions that in some cases imply compromising natural lighting and ventilation. Consequently causing alcoves, which indicates the need for air conditioning and artificial lighting, actions that signal greater energy expenditure. This article presents the theoretical background and preliminary analyzes based on data collected from an ongoing master's research. The research aims to evaluate the relationship between amplitude and energy expenditure in social housing by means of post-occupation assessment instruments, morphological analysis of the expansion pattern and obtaining the energy expenditure of the houses in a case study. Supported by the Design Science Research, the research is being studied: (i) bibliographic; (ii) referential; (iii) conceptual-abstract; (iv) empirical - analytical; (v) purposeful. Finally, this research focuses on the user-resident, as it seeks to understand the main impacts, vulnerabilities and adaptive capacities from the perspective of the same. In addition, it is intended to offer artifacts in web/application environments, information and strategies oriented to these users, in order to expand in a practical and direct way the resilience in the built environment, its adaptability and low energy expenditure.