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This study forecasts changes in thermal environment and microclimate change per new building construction and assignment of green space in urban area using Computational Fluid Dynamics(CFD) simulation. The analysis studies temperature, humidity and wind speed changes in 4 different given conditions that each reflects; 1) new building construction; 2) no new building construction; 3) green spaces; and 4) no green spaces. Daily average wind speed change is studied to be; Case 2(2.3 m/s)  Case 3. The result of daily average temperate change are; Case 3(26.5 ℃ )  Case 4(24.6 ℃ )  Case 2(23.9 ℃ ). This result depicts average of 2.5 ℃ temperature rise post new building construction, and decrease of approximately 1.8 ℃ when green space is provided. Daily average absolute humidity change is analysed to be; Case 3(15.8 g/kg')  Case 4(14.1 g/kg')  Case 2(13.5 g/kg'). This also reveals that when no green spaces is provided, 2.3 g/kg' of humidity change occurs, and when green space is provided, 0.6 g/kg change occurnd 4(1.8 m/s), which leads to a conclusion that daily average wind velocity is reduced by 0.5 m/s per new building construction in a building complex.

Prediction of Effect on Outside Thermal Environment of Building and Green Space Arrangement by Computational Fluid Dynamic