Abstract
This article discusses the importance of taking into account the insolation factor in the design of energy-efficient residential buildings. The existing and fixed in the regulatory literature method of calculating insolation is analyzed, its strengths and weaknesses are revealed. As a way to further develop energy-efficient design, a variant of the automated calculation of insolation on the basis of the Autodesk Revit software package and the Dynamo visual programming platform was considered. The creation of an algorithm is demonstrated step by step, the advantages of using this method are clearly shown. Conclusions are drawn about the applicability of the obtained model in the design of buildings and structures.
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