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Interstitial condensation risk assessment
- Paper by Jelle Langmans, Partner at Physibel Piet Houthuys, Senior developer at Physibel Wout Parys, Partner at Physibel Staf Roels, Full professor at KU Leuven
The development of methods to predict and control moisture accumulation in building envelopes has always been a key element in building science.…
June 13, 2024
Thermal Comfort Assessment of Multi-Zone Electrochromic Window
- Paper by Ahoo Malekafzali, Ph.D.
Access to natural daylight and connection to the outdoor environment is one of the key elements of contemporary architecture. This design concept is

March 14, 2018
The Carbon Footprint of Aluminum Fenestration
- Paper by Tom Bougher · Richard Braunstein
The historical focus on reducing the carbon footprint of a building has recently shifted to include more emphasis on embodied carbon, the carbon

October 11, 2022
Direct Sun and Occupant Comfort
- Paper by Madeline Gradillas, Henry Richardson,
Direct sun on the body is a known potential cause of thermal discomfort for occupants, yet most thermal comfort simulations do not capture its…
March 14, 2018