This researcher's work centers on advancing understanding of urban heat islands and their mitigation through innovative architectural solutions. Their research integrates multiple disciplines—physical sciences, social sciences, and behavioral studies—to address challenges in energy efficiency, environmental impact assessments, and cultural resilience within Ghana's urban landscape. By examining green roofs, bio-climatic design, natural ventilation, solar photovoltaic installations, and the role of windows in thermal comfort, they explore how architectural innovations can complement climate-responsive building designs to enhance sustainability and reduce heat-induced discomfort. Their work underscores the importance of comprehensive simulation models and validation studies to assess indoor environmental quality across diverse urban environments, aiming to foster sustainable living while mitigating climate change impacts.
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