Design of the New SESAME Applying to Net Zero Energy Building System

The immense increase in the energy and housing demands of the world, the increased population that is estimated to reach around 9.6 billion by the year 2050 call for renewable energy systems must be integrated into buildings with cost-effective innovative storage technologies. In order to this requirement, this paper develops a building system using a new Strong Energy Storing, Smart, Adaptive, Modular Element (SESAME). The SESAME that's made from a durable, high specific heat capacity and temperature resilient geopolymer concrete is fully demountable, recyclable, and modular to allow element replace-ability, storage thermal energy and safely transforming it into electricity. The SESAME in the buildings will not only provide conventional structural functions but also act as replaceable, modular and adaptive safe thermal batteries for future sustainable cities.