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Edge Lighting Glazing with Hidden Fixtures
- Paper by Dave McCarroll, Dan Weinreber, Lei Fu,
<p>Dynamic architectural lighting in urban areas is a key element in creating attractive nighttime icons in addition to potentially generating…

March 14, 2018
Process of Repair Evaluation
- Paper by Linda Fu, RA, LEED AP, Associate Christopher Morgan, P.E., California Office Manager
<p>As the building stock ages around the country and the consequences of design and/or construction that are deficient or lack resiliency become…

March 22, 2020
Verifying Thermal Performance
- Paper by Matthew Herman, Mark Walsh,
<p>Architects specify curtain wall thermal performance criteria and usually identify simple modeling software, like THERM, to perform thermal…

March 14, 2018
Evaluating Additive Manufacturing for Metallic Facade Components
- Paper by Natasa Mrazovic, M. Arch. Eng., M.C.E. · Martin Fischer
The state-of-the-art of Additive Manufacturing (AM), popularly known as 3D printing, shows its prospective future in the

March 14, 2018