Facade and electric lighting integration
Facades and electric lighting systems are, for the most part, still considered as separate systems throughout the design, installation,
Facades and electric lighting systems are, for the most part, still considered as separate systems throughout the design, installation,
Life cycle assessment was introduced in the 1970s as an analytical tool to quantify the environmental impact of a product, process, or service.
The design of complex, high-performance facades involves balancing attention towards principles of material selection, thermal and moisture
Facades must be responsive to a myriad of qualities and influences ranging from urban impact and aesthetic character to numerous performance
Daylighting is a key strategy to energy efficiency and improved occupant comfort, health, and productivity in buildings. However, providing desired
Daylighting & Solar Glare control, which affect both the energy consumption of the building as well as the comfort of the occupants, become
Facade engineering aims at appropriately balancing the demands imposed by the context and the capabilities inherent to the materials, the geometries
The research is structured around complex optical effects of undulated glass and coatings that exhibit high reflectivity, especially at higher
Glass by nature is a reflective material, and it is well-known and documented that issues of glare can occur due to solar reflection. This phenomenon
With increasing interest in wellness and human-centric design in workplaces, the design of building enclosures is predicated on optimizing competing
Electrochromic windows introduced to building market as a smart glare control solution to provide visual comfort for building occupant. EC glazing
High performance can be defined as “a building that integrates and optimizes all major high-performance building attributes, including energy
Daylighting is often an important component of architectural design and heavily influenced by a building’s facade and enclosure systems. Unlike many
New approaches to lightweight metal forming have the potential to advance architectural fabrication, particularly in the design and engineering of