Towards an Adaptation of Efficient Passive Design for Thermal Comfort Buildings

This paper discusses the effect of various climatic conditions that pertain to passive design measurements and their relationships with building configurations improve indoor thermal comfort based on different climate zones in Egypt support Egypt’s sustainability agenda 2030. We find most appropriate settings can increase comfort, such as orientation shape. These be modeled using DesignBuilder software combined Egyptian meteorological data. is used accompanied by computational fluid dynamics numerically assess outcomes changes, simulating condition factors wind speed temperature. Natural ventilation simulations were performed for four shapes create comprehensive dataset scenarios covering a general range orientations. Seven optimized put forward series bioclimatic approaches characteristic regions. The results indicated temperature decreased about 3.2%, air velocity increased within study domain 200% best worst cases, respectively, shapes. gave evidence configuration buildings, direction, are very important defining natural these domains green concept sustainable better lifestyle.