An Energy-harvesting Building Facade
In order to reduce energy consumption throughout the whole life-cycle of buildings and increase the comfort performance of building sectors, an
In order to reduce energy consumption throughout the whole life-cycle of buildings and increase the comfort performance of building sectors, an
Energy codes across the country are progressively getting stricter and increasing the threshold for a baseline building’s energy performance.
All too often, high-performance building envelopes are considered in terms of new materials and technologies that push specific systems to improve
With increasing interest in wellness and human-centric design in workplaces, the design of building enclosures is predicated on optimizing competing
The European building stock is mainly constituted by highly energy demanding buildings. The only way to a more sustainable and decarbonized building
Heat transfer through building facades can occur by any combinations of conduction, convection, and/or radiation. Conductive heat transfer depends on
This article presents results of a research study that focuses on understanding energy performance of novel facade systems that integrate
Analyzing the energy performance of complex building envelopes, determining the need for sun protection, and assessing the effectiveness of shading
Several years ago, Technoform and the Solar Energy Research Institute of Singapore (SERIS) researched the thermal performance of different aluminum
Daylighting & Solar Glare control, which affect both the energy consumption of the building as well as the comfort of the occupants, become
Architects today must explore alternative enclosure materials to meet evolving energy codes and embodied carbon regulations. Terra cotta has been
Kinetic responsive systems are gaining attention in architectural applications, to reduce the building’s energy consumption and environmental impact,
Facades play an important role in the control of energy flow and energy consumption in buildings as they represent the interface between the outdoor
Thermal bridging through building façades have been overlooked by designers and building energy codes and standards in the past, which has led to