| Title |
Empirical Analysis of the Impact of Urban Form Planning on Energy Use Efficiency in Low-Rise Residential Housing - A Case Study of the Busan EDC Smart Village |
| Authors |
권정주(Kwon, Jeongju) ; 박기용(Park, Kiyong) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.38195/judik.2026.08.27.5.49 |
| Keywords |
탄소중립도시; 스마트빌리지; 에너지 효율; 패널데이터 분석 Carbon Neutral City; Smart Village; Energy Use Intensity; Panel Data Analysis |
| Abstract |
This study empirically analyzed the effects of architectural design factors on energy use efficiency in 19 low-rise residential units within the Busan Echo Delta City (EDC) Smart Village. Utilizing 24 months of monthly energy consumption data (2022 ?2023), a panel data analysis was conducted with random effects models for heating and cooling EUI. The results revealed that while outdoor temperature had a significant impact on energy consumption, the A/V ratio and south-facing window ratio did not show statistically significant effects. This suggests that high-performance passive design effectively offsets the inherent thermal disadvantages of specific building forms. These findings emphasise that enhancing envelope performance is more critical for energy independence in zero-energy housing developments than imposing rigid morphological constraints. |