
Simulation vs. reality: Insight and inspiration
Dr. Helen Sanders adds context to the Simulation vs. Reality dialogue.
Dr. Helen Sanders adds context to the Simulation vs. Reality dialogue.
The Simulation vs. Reality Forum proved to be the most popular yet hosted by FTI, in person or virtual, emphasizing the importance and sensitivity of this topic in our professional work and its impact on the built environment.
Ever-increasing performance requirements in the latest version of the energy codes are compelling project teams to consider the thermal performance of the building envelope more rigorously than ever before.
Until recently, Google has occupied buildings that were designed for others and modified the interiors to suit its needs. Many of the improvements
Analyzing the energy performance of complex building envelopes, determining the need for sun protection, and assessing the effectiveness of shading
This article discusses design, prototype development and a simulation study of novel types of facade systems, which integrate thermoelectric (TE)
Heat transfer through building facades can occur by any combinations of conduction, convection, and/or radiation. Conductive heat transfer depends on
In recent years, the desire for increased performance, transparency and visual flatness of glazing elements in curtain walls has generated renewed
Solar shading devices are required to find a trade-off between conflicting requirements: Protection from excessive solar gains and glare, daylight
Computer simulations of an automated dynamic facade in a passively heated and cooled building by using predictive modeling of short-term future
Thermal bridging through building façades have been overlooked by designers and building energy codes and standards in the past, which has led to
This research unlocks the relationship between space, structure and light in nine unique museums developed by architect Renzo Piano. Renzo Piano uses