
This article presents results of a research study that focuses on understanding energy performance of novel facade systems that integrate
This article discusses design, prototype development and a simulation study of novel types of facade systems, which integrate thermoelectric (TE)
This is an experimental and computational exploration of structural systems that transform between states of rigidity and flexibility. The goal is to
Kresge Auditorium and the MIT Chapel, designed by Eero Saarinen and built in 1955, are both world renowned works of architecture and powerful symbols
Solar shading devices are required to find a trade-off between conflicting requirements: Protection from excessive solar gains and glare, daylight
The reaches of architecture are inherently linked to the efficacy of communication, and as emerging technology broadens the conceptual horizon of the
The iconic building principal incentive is to be visually attractive or stand out, for this purpose three main features must be accomplished: have a
Today's sustainability in architecture takes into consideration the complete life cycle of buildings and their components, from resource harvesting
With facades becoming increasingly more complex, and performance a key objective, expertise becomes an important component of successful design
Architects today must explore alternative enclosure materials to meet evolving energy codes and embodied carbon regulations. Terra cotta has been
Apertures is a six-story, commercial building in the Roma Norte neighborhood of Mexico City–a neighborhood severely impacted by the 1985 and 2017
Providing a unique and integral cladding/envelope solution suited for high-rise buildings has been an inherent challenge for this building typology
Building envelopes are not only an immediately visible part of the building, they have also become a major factor both for cost and performance of
The Carapace Pavilion is a university-based, design-build, full-scale custom prototype for a possible replacement of the standard precast concrete
The Los Angeles Stadium’s doubly curved skin is composed of over 35,000 unique triangular panels covering 296,502 square feet of surface area. The