Improving Sustainability Concept in Developing Countries, organized by IEREK,

is considered to be the first step in spreading science and knowledge through this

organization.  

The main goal of this conference is to enhance and spread the role of sustainable

architecture in improving the quality of built environment in developing countries by

saving energy, using renewable energy, and using efficient sustainable building materials

and other aspects that achieve the environmental efficiency.

In addition, the conference emphasizes also using energy performance simulation in the

design process of sustainable architecture. Using simulation tools facilitates achieving

accurate and innovative results for studying energy consumption in buildings for both

new and existing buildings as well.

The target of this conference  is to exchange knowledge and experience between

architects, scientists, engineers, environment experts, students and stakeholders in order

to evolve our built environment and also innovate new approaches that contribute in

improving sustainability in developing communities.

Conference Topics

1. Sustainable Urban Design.

2. Mobility in Urban Design

3. Energy Consumption. (in Buildings and Urban Spaces)

4. Energy Performance Simulation in Design Process

5. Materials and Technology

6. Life Cycle Assessment for Materials

7. Occupancy Comfort

8. Energy Efficiency in (Heating – Cooling – Lighting)

9. Waste and Water recycling

10. Economic Efficiency and Life Cycle Cost in Building

11. Nature and Green Building Challenges

12. Ecological and Cultural Sensitivity