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- jfde-10
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-04-04
- words: 5160
- flesch: 55
- summary: Introduction The detail of glass connections has received significant contributions in the recent years due to important technological improvements concerning the capacity to efficiently bond glass to metal. One of the walls is fully ‘reinforced’, exhibiting glass panels with perforated sheets in its entire sur- face, while the other exhibits a freer arrangement, alternating zones with and without reinforcement.
- keywords: application; assembly; bars; behaviour; capacity; carvalho; centre; close; compressive; concept; connection; considerable; contact; cracking; deformation; design; detail; displacement; edge; elements; fig; geometry; glass; joint; laminated; lamination; left; load; lower; main; mechanism; metal; p.l; panels; perforated; plate; polycarbonate; position; possible; process; profile; prototype; reinforcement; reinforcement fig; right; significant; silicone; solution; specimen; steel; structure; system; test; university; upper; version; view
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- jfde-102
- author: Elguezabal, Peru; Arregi, Beñat
- title: An analysis of the potential of envelope-integrated solar heating and cooling technologies for reducing energy consumption in European climates
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 4480
- flesch: 42
- summary: As a conclusion, the utilisation of solar energy in different scenarios is assessed and a discussion on the integration of solar thermal and PV collectors on façades is presented, building on the potential of these technologies for developing innovative solutions that could significantly upgrade the buildings’ energy performance in the near future. Budapest Horizontal 78% 99% Vertical south 79% 55% Vertical east 49% 57% Stockholm Horizontal 76% 95% Vertical south 79% 65% Vertical east 53% 59% Dublin Horizontal 83% – Vertical south 75% – Vertical east 52% – TABLE 1 Percentage of solar energy usable for space heating and cooling, for each city and plane orientation, in comparison with the optimal angle for solar collection.
- keywords: available; buildings; cases; climate; collectors; commission; consumption; cooling; demand; design; devices; different; east; energy; engineering; envelope; european; facade; façades; fig; flat; gains; heating; horizontal; integration; interesting; irradiation; journal; maximum; number; orientation; panels; plate; potential; production; renewable; significant; solar; solar energy; solutions; south; space; specific; systems; table; technologies; temperature; thermal; unglazed; usable; vacuum; vertical; volume; west; year
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- jfde-103
- author: D'Antoni, Matteo; Bonato, Paolo; Fedrizzi, Roberto
- title: On the development of a façade-integrated solar water storage
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 4643
- flesch: 48
- summary: Although the façade integration of solar thermal collectors is a topic that has been debated at length, little attention has been paid to the building integration of solar water storage. The magnitude of heat losses is affected by the water temperature in the storage element and thus also by the heat capacity of the water storage and the typology of solar thermal collector (unglazed, glazed, or evacuated tube).
- keywords: active; building; capacity; case; charging; collected; collector; concept; cooling; design; development; element; energy; engineering; engineering volume; envelope; external; façade; façade element; façade‑integrated; fig; heat; heating; high; higher; iea; installation; insulation; integrated; integration; journal; layer; limited; loads; loop; losses; materials; new; number; overall; panel; performance; phase; project; solar; solar collector; solar façade; solar heat; solar thermal; solar water; storage; sunrise; system; tank; technological; temperature; tes; thermal; thickness; volume; water; water storage; weight
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- jfde-104
- author: Sarakinioti, Maria-Valentini; Konstantinou, Thaleia; Turrin, Michela; Tenpierik, Martin; Loonen, Roel; de Klijn-Chevalerias, Marie L.; Knaack, Ulrich
- title: Development and prototyping of an integrated 3D-printed façade for thermal regulation in complex geometries
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 5243
- flesch: 51
- summary: This paper gives an overview of the panel development process, including aspects of material selection, printing process, structural properties, energy performance, and thermal heat storage. 6.1 LARGE SCALE 3D PRINTING The first challenge regarded the identification of a proper number of layers for the large-scale prototype, based on achieving a balance between printing time and stiffness of the printed surfaces during printing.
- keywords: additive; building; cells; channels; circulation; complex; component; concept; conductivity; configuration; construction; cooling; demand; design; development; different; energy; engineering; environment; external; façade; fig; functions; heat; heating; high; inside; insulation; journal; large; layer; low; main; manufacturing; material; multiple; number; panel; parts; performance; petg; phase; potential; printing; process; production; properties; prototype; research; samples; scale; solar; spong3d; storage; structures; surface; system; technology; temperature; thermal; tightness; time; volume; water
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- jfde-106
- author: Juaristi, Miren; Monge-Barrio, Aurora; Sánchez-Ostiz, Ana; Gómez-Acebo, Tomás
- title: Exploring the potential of Smart and Multifunctional Materials in Adaptive Opaque Facade Systems
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 3971
- flesch: 39
- summary: Metallic cladding b) Light woods, Synthetic cladding TABLE 2 Relevant physical properties of interior façade materials to obtain adaptive thermal behaviour. 3 Possible configuration combining thermochromic finish applied in exterior cladding and adaptive air cavities to achieve adaptive thermal performance in an opaque façade system.
- keywords: adaptive; air; alloys; behaviour; building; cavity; change; cladding; climate; climatic; conditions; configuration; convective; design; different; dissipation; dynamic; energy; engineering; exterior; façade; fig; flux; gains; heat; high; ibañez; insulation; journal; layer; low; materials; multifunctional; number; opaque; performance; physical; possible; properties; puy; radiation; shape; smart; solar; suitable; systems; table; technologies; temperature; thermal; thermochromic; volume; way; wind
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- jfde-107
- author: Astudillo, Julen; García González, Miriam; Sacristán, Javier; Uranga, Nayra; Leivo, Markku; Mueller, Michaella; Roig, Inma; Langer, Sarka; Gemignani, Gianluca; Vilkki, Markku; Gijzen, Ger; Silva, Susana; Nuñez, Miguel Ángel; Dąbek, Michał; Sprenger, Marius; Ortiz de Elgea, Alberto
- title: New Biocomposites for Innovative Construction Facades and Interior Partitions
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 7346
- flesch: 42
- summary: Final components and systems, utilising characteristics of the new materials developed: – Multilayer façade: an industrialised system with the aim of substituting traditional opaque façades (brick and concrete) for a lighter option, with better thermal, acoustic, and fire performance and with enough flexibility to be adapted to different building solutions. New materials with better thermal attributes can improve this behaviour, with less complexity in geometry and manufacturability. – The use of fossil resources and high energy consumption in the manufacturing process must be reduced.
- keywords: acoustic; aim; air; behaviour; best; better; biocomposites; building; cases; characteristics; coating; commercial; components; conclusions; conditions; construction; cork; curtain; curtain wall; demo; depending; design; developed; development; different; elements; energy; engineering; engineering volume; environmental; european; facade design; façade; fibres; fig; final; fire; floor; foam; glass; good; graphene; high; improved; increase; indoor; insulation; interior; iso; journal; layered; low; m2k; main; manufacturing; market; materials; mechanical; multilayer; multilayer façade; natural; new; new materials; number; osirys; panels; partition; performance; problems; process; processes; products; profiles; project; properties; quality; real; requirements; research; residential; resistance; results; sandwich; scale; solutions; standards; structural; system; tartu; test; testing; thermal; traditional; types; use; volume; wall; weight; window; work
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- jfde-108
- author: Luible, Andreas
- title: Editorial
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 697
- flesch: 45
- summary: Adaptive building envelopes are able to interact with the environment and the user by reacting to external influences and adapting their behaviour and functionality accordingly: the building envelope insulates only when necessary, it produces energy when possible, and it shades or ventilates when the indoor comfort so demands. Nevertheless, the development and realisation of adaptive building envelopes is still in the initial stages.
- keywords: action; adaptive; building; cost; envelopes; european; façades; issue; research; science; special; technology; tu1403; work
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- jfde-109
- author: Prieto, Alejandro; Knaack, Ulrich; Klein, Tillmann; Auer, Thomas
- title: Possibilities and constraints for the widespread application of solar cooling integrated façades
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 4679
- flesch: 33
- summary: This paper aims to address these knowledge gaps by presenting the results of the PhD research project ‘COOLFAÇADE: Architectural integration of solar cooling technologies in the building envelope’. This paper explores different aspects related to façade integration and solar cooling technologies, in order to provide a comprehensive understanding of current possibilities for façade integration, while drafting recommendations based on identified barriers and bottle- necks at different levels.
- keywords: alternative; application; architectural; aspects; auer; barriers; building; climate; compact; components; concepts; constraints; cooling; current; desiccant; design; development; different; doi; durability; energy; engineering; exploration; façade; façade integration; feasibility; general; integrated; integration; issues; journal; key; klein; knaack; main; number; office; order; performance; possibilities; potential; prieto; products; project; relevant; requirements; research; results; self; services; solar; strategies; sufficient; systems; technical; technologies; technology; testing; thermal; units; volume; widespread
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- jfde-11
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-04-04
- words: 7977
- flesch: 56
- summary: Adhesive material shows large nonlinearity in the stress-strain constitutive law. The stress-strain constitutive law of adhesive materials is usually obtained by experimental tests on the bulk adhesive material.
- keywords: adhesive; adhesive material; adhesive point; adhesive stress; analysis; behaviour; compression; connections; curves; deformation; diameter; different; dispersyn; displacement; distribution; effect; engineering; epoxy; et al; experimental; facades; failure; fig; figs; fixings; ghent; glass; higher; large; load; material; maximum; means; mechanical; metal; model; modulus; mould; mpa; nominal; nonlinearity; numerical; parameters; parametric; point; poisson; polymer; preliminary; principal; rate; ratio; research; results; samples; scotch; soudaseal; stiffness; strain; stress; stress distribution; stresses; structural; structural glass; study; tensile; tests; thickness; time; uniaxial; values; weld; young
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- jfde-110
- author: Juaristi, Miren; Monge-Barrio, Aurora; Knaack, Ulrich; Gómez-Acebo, Tomás
- title: Smart and Multifunctional Materials and their possible application in façade systems
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 5496
- flesch: 39
- summary: The criterion for the inclusion of adaptive materials in this review was the operational scenario, the fatigue life, and their scale of adaptability (defined in Section 4), according to their possible roles (Section 3). The aim of this paper is to collect the critical information about promising responsive materials for use in the design of Adaptive Façades, in order to help designers and technicians in deci- sion-making processes and to scope possible future applications in façades.
- keywords: adaptive; addington; adriaenssens; application; applied; architecture; available; bending; building; change; colour; components; conditions; control; current; design; different; dynamic; electrical; electroactive; electrochromic; energy; engineering; environment; et al; family; façade; fig; films; fiorito; granqvist; humidity; information; international; journal; kinetic; life; madden; march; market; materiability; materials; meaningful; memory; multifunctional; multifunctional materials; n.d; new; number; opaque; paper; performance; polymers; possible; potential; products; properties; research; responsive; roles; schodek; scientific; section; shape; smart; solar; specific; technical; temperature; thermal; transmittance; volume
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- jfde-111
- author: Giancola, Emanuela; Sánchez, M. Nuria; Friedrich, Matthias; Kalyanova Larsen, Olena; Nocente, Alessandro; Avesani, Stefano; Babich, Francesco; Goia, Francesco
- title: Possibilities and Challenges of Different Experimental Techniques for Airflow Characterisation in the Air Cavities of Façades
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 7188
- flesch: 43
- summary: This paper has therefore the intention of stimulating: – further testing of existing methods in order to evaluate their accuracy for application with ventilated cavities; – the development of common guidelines and generally acknowledged measurement procedures for application with ventilated façades; and – the development of new methods suitable for application with ventilated cavities. In particular, when it comes to ventilated façades, the assessment of the performance is often connected to the assessment of the airflow rate.
- keywords: accuracy; air velocity; airflow; analysis; application; assessment; building; cavities; cavity; challenges; characterisation; conditions; design; difference; direction; doppler; double; effect; emission; energy; engineering; environment; existing; experimental; facilities; façade; field; fluid; gas; heat; high; indoor; journal; kalyanova; laboratory; laser; ldv; limitation; main; measurement; method; model; natural; need; number; opening; outdoor; particle; performance; piv; points; pressure; profile; radiation; range; rate; real; research; results; scale; sensors; setup; shift; single; skin; solar; sound; state; surface; system; techniques; temperature; test; thermal; time; tracer; ultrasonic; ultrasound; use; velocity; ventilated; ventilation; volume; wind
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- jfde-112
- author: Bedon, Chiara; Kozlowski, Marcin; Honfi, Daniel
- title: Thermal assessment of glass facade panels under radiant heating - Experimental and preliminary numerical studies
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 6782
- flesch: 44
- summary: Typical view of (above) monolithic and (below) laminated glass specimens From the total number of 16 specimens discussed in Debuyser, (2015) and Debuyser et al., (2017), four sets of glass samples were selected for the current study. However, testing glass samples and assemblies at high temperatures is commonly challenging, time-consuming and costly.
- keywords: abaqus; account; analysis; assemblies; bedon; behaviour; conditions; debuyser; design; dimensional; effects; energy; engineering; experimental; exposed; exposure; facade; façades; fig; fire; flux; glass; glazing; gradient; heat; heating; high; history; input; investigations; journal; laminated; laminated glass; loading; mechanical; modelling; models; monolithic; node; number; numerical; panels; performance; ply; properties; radiant; reference; regard; research; results; sample; section; simulations; specimens; structural; studies; study; systems; t12; table; temperature; test; testing; thermal; thermo; thickness; time; transfer; unexposed; volume
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- jfde-113
- author: Başarır, Bahar; Altun, Cem Mehmet
- title: A Redesign Procedure to Manufacture Adaptive Façades with Standard Products
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 11071
- flesch: 48
- summary: Development Process Output Adaptive Façade Redesign Procedure Outline Phase I: Planning Phase II: Definition of the reference façade Phase III: Analysis of the reference façade Phase IV: Redesign of the reference façade Phase V: Evaluation of the redesigned façade Captured redesign process of preliminary case study Adaptive façade design process (Attia & Bashandy, 2016; Attia, 2017) Product design process (Pahl, Beitz & Wallace, 1996; Jones, 1992; Dieter & Schmidt, 2012; Ulrich & Eppinger, 2012) To systematise and improve the captured redesign process, façade design and product design methodologies are analysed in the context of adaptive façade design.
- keywords: adaptive; adaptive façade; aluminium; analysis; application; approach; architecture; assembly; attia; availability; bom; building; case; change; characteristics; checklist; classification; concept; constructability; construction; context; contradictions; cost; criteria; custom; definition; design; design objectives; development; dfma; engineering; essential; evaluation; factors; façade; façade design; façade redesign; fig; functions; high; iii; improvement; joining; journal; level; load; loonen; manufacturing; material; method; movement; need; new; non; number; objectives; open; panel; parts; performance; phase; planning; preliminary; principles; problem; procedure; process; process steps; processes; product; product design; product redesign; production; profile; project; redesign; redesign procedure; redesign process; reference design; reference façade; replacement; research; reverse; review; section; selection; simplification; smith; solutions; standard; steps; study; sunscreen; support; system; t:5; technical; triz; use; volume; wood
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- jfde-114
- author: Castell, Albert; Medrano, Marc; Goia, Francesco
- title: Modelling Envelope Components Integrating Phase Change Materials (PCMs) with Whole- Building Energy Simulation Tools: a State of the Art
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 9202
- flesch: 48
- summary: 2 Simulation method used and physical phenomena considered in PCM models 3.2 TRNSYS Several PCM modelling efforts have been proposed for TRNSYS in the period 1991-2010 (Ghoneim, Klein, & Duffie, 1991; Stritih & Novak, 1996; Lamberg, Jokisalo, & Sirén, 2000; Jokisalo, Lamberg, & Sirén, 2000; Koschenz & Lehmann 2004; Ibañez, Lázaro, Zalba, & Cabeza, 2005; Ahmad, Bontemps, Sallée, & Quenard, 2006; Schranzhofer, Puschnig, Heinz, & Streicher, 2006; Kuznik, Virgone, & Johannes, 2010; Dentel & Stephan, 2010). PCM simulation requires short time steps and fine discretisation of the physical domain in order to avoid numerical errors and/or phase-change jumping.
- keywords: air; analysis; applications; approach; available; behaviour; bes; building; cabeza; capacity; case; castell; cavity; change; components; conference; control; convection; data; dedicated; design; development; different; effects; energy; energyplus; engineering; enthalpy; envelope; errors; esp; et al; evidence; experimental; external; facade; glazing; goia; gracia; heat; hysteresis; ice; integrated; international; johannes; journal; kuznik; latent; layer; limitations; literature; materials; melting; method; model; modelling; new; number; numerical; opaque; optical; paper; pcm; pcm layer; pcm model; pcms; performance; perino; phase; phenomena; process; properties; range; results; review; serra; simulation; software; solar; state; storage; subcooling; systems; temperature; thermal; time; tools; transfer; transparent; trnsys; type; use; validation; verification; volume; walls
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- jfde-117
- author: Attia, Shady; Navarro, Alessandra Luna; Juaristi, Miren; Monge-Barrio, Aurora; Gosztonyi, Susanne; Al-Doughmi, Zein
- title: Post-Occupancy Evaluation for Adaptive Façades
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 4091
- flesch: 47
- summary: TABLE 1 Comparison of current POE methods used frequently in practice Based on our review of POE methods and their suitability for AF evaluation in relation to user satisfaction, we identified emerging limitations inherent in the current POE methods. This paper is part of the COST Action TU 1403 on AF and aims to provide an overview of existing and expected POE assessment methods.
- keywords: adaptive; adaptive façades; ashrae; assessment; attia; bilir; building; case; comfort; control; cost; current; design; dynamic; energy; engineering; environment; evaluation; experience; facade; façades; feedback; framework; future; ieq; indoor; information; interaction; journal; literature; loonen; methods; number; occupancy; occupants; operators; performance; poe; poe methods; post; quality; relation; research; response; review; satisfaction; studies; surveys; systems; thermal; time; university; users; volume
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- jfde-118
- author: Gosztonyi, Susanne
- title: The Role of Geometry for Adaptability: Comparison of Shading Systems and Biological Role Models
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 5376
- flesch: 43
- summary: Whether these principles can be applied to the design of dynamic shading systems is then discussed. Thus, dynamic shading systems seem to be one of the key measures for drastically decreasing the cooling energy consumption of buildings in Europe.
- keywords: adaptability; adaptation; adaptive; appearance; applied; area; basic; biological; biomimetic; complex; conventional; cost; coverage; criteria; design; dimensional; dynamic; element; energy; engineering; example; exterior; facades; façade; fig; flexibility; folding; form; geometrical; geometries; geometry; grid; growth; journal; kinetic; laminar; material; mathematical; mechanisms; models; morphology; motion; moveable; nature; need; number; optimisation; order; paper; parameters; patterns; performance; planar; polygonal; principles; properties; related; repetitive; role; rule; shading; shading systems; solar; space; spatial; static; structure; studies; surface; systems; tu1403; use; visual; volume; work
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- jfde-12
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-04-04
- words: 5097
- flesch: 70
- summary: These applications can principally be curved monolithic J. Neugebauer / Applications for curved glass in buildings 83 glass, laminated safety glass or insulated glass. Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 2 (2014) 67–83 DOI 10.3233/FDE-150016 IOS Press 67 Applications for curved glass in buildings Jürgen Neugebauer∗ University of Applied Sciences – FH-Joanneum, Graz, Austria Submitted 15 September 2014 Revised 3 December 2014 Accepted 22 December 2014 Abstract.
- keywords: applications; assembling; austria; balustrade; basement; bending; bent; bent glass; buildings; cladding; cold; cone; conical; curved; curved glass; demanded; different; elements; facade; fig; flat; glass; glass panes; heat; high; hot; inner; insulated; insulated glass; laminated; laminating; level; loads; museum; neugebauer; new; outer; panes; pre; process; production; safety; safety glass; shape; skin; special; steel; surface; temperature; tower; vertical
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- jfde-122
- author: Knaack, Ulrich; Klein, Tillmann
- title: Editorial
- date: 2019-01-09
- words: 265
- flesch: 49
- summary: The conference was organized collaboratively by TU Munich, TU Darmstadt, and TU Delft. We thank our guest editors Thomas Auer (TU Munich) and Jens Schneider (TU Darmstadt), and their respective teams, who have been key partners in creating this special issue.
- keywords: building; conference; design; issue; munich
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- jfde-123
- author: Wüest, Thomas; Luible, Andreas
- title: Trombe Curtain Wall Façade
- date: 2019-01-09
- words: 4304
- flesch: 59
- summary: This paper has shown that even if the TCW U-Value is significantly higher, the transient energy simulation shows a high potential for solar thermal energy use to reduce energy losses of buildings at the façade level. During daytime with 006 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 7 / NUMBER 1 / 2019 solar irradiation >25 W/m² and mean outside temperatures below 12 °C, the high absorptive thermal storage accumulates solar energy.
- keywords: adaptive; air; buildings; control; cooling; curtain; design; device; dsf; east; efficiency; elements; energy; engineering; etics; external; facing; façade; fig; gains; glazing; heat; heating; high; higher; insulation; journal; losses; lower; main; mass; material; mean; model; monthly; new; number; overheating; performance; potential; results; shading; simulation; solar; south; standard; storage; surface; system; tcw; temperature; thermal; trombe; use; value; volume; wall; west
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- jfde-134
- author: Boeke, Jens; Knaack, Ulrich; Hemmerling, Marco
- title: Superposition matrix for the assessment of performance-relevant adaptive façade functions
- date: 2019-08-05
- words: 8441
- flesch: 47
- summary: Taking the identified framework conditions into account, the study provides a detailed breakdown of performance-relevant and possibly automated adaptive façade functions as potential parts of an intelligently networked, adaptive façade system. It is uncertain which façade functions can be considered as a part of an intelligently networked system due to an adaptive feasibility and an effect on the performance of the façade.
- keywords: acoustic; adaptive; adaptive façade; adaptivity; addition; air; applied; aspect; automated; automation; boundary; building; characteristics; climate; comfort; conditions; construction; context; control; dahl; design; determined; different; effect; energy; engineering; envelope; environmental; et al; example; factors; façade; façade functions; fig; functions; general; glare; hausladen; hausladen et; humidity; impact; implementation; important; individual; indoor; insulation; intelligent; interior; journal; klein; light; list; literature; loonen; matrix; networked; noise; number; operation; parameters; performance; possible; precipitation; protection; quality; radiation; regard; related; requirements; research; solar; sound; study; superposition; system; table; technical; technology; temperature; thermal; time; user; ventilation; view; visual; volume; wind
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- jfde-139
- author: Azcarate-Aguerre, Juan Francisco; Den Heijer, Alexandra Cornelia; Klein, Tillmann
- title: Integrated Facades as a Product-Service System: Business process innovation to accelerate integral product implementation
- date: 2018-04-06
- words: 8729
- flesch: 39
- summary: For certain building typologies, such as cell offices, integrated façade systems can virtually eliminate the need for centralised building services which results, from a PSS perspective, in two major advantages: 1) It combines two of the four basic building elements (Structure, Envelope, Building Services, and Building Infill) into one; and 2) It facilitates the distributed functioning of envelope- integrated services according to room occupation trends, thereby avoiding the negative centralised- system effect in which large sections of the building are conditioned even when not in use. The adoption of a Circular Economy process, in the form of PSS building components, offers considerable incentives to most of the parties involved (Fig. 4), especially in times of economic uncertainty when preconceptions about our economic and industrial activities should be revised.
- keywords: abn; amro; application; approach; building; business; case; chain; changes; circular; client; components; construction; construction industry; contracting; contracts; costs; current; decision; delft; delivery; demand; den; design; development; direct; economic; economy; effective; efficient; end; energy; engineering; environment; estate; example; expected; façade; fig; financial; general; hand; heijer; high; implementation; incentives; industries; industry; innovation; integrated; investment; journal; knowledge; leasing; life; long; management; manufacturing; market; materials; means; mechanisms; models; new; number; operation; ownership; panels; paper; performance; perspective; possible; process; processes; product; project; pss; rate; real; renovations; research; risks; section; service; service systems; small; stakeholders; structure; suppliers; supply; systems; technical; technological; technologies; technology; term; time; traditional; transition; use; value; volume; vrijhoef; years
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- jfde-14
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-04-04
- words: 4180
- flesch: 48
- summary: Keywords: Facade design, structural design, structural analysis, building envelopes, curtain walls, glass facades, structural panels, building materials, glass, day-lighting, sustainable development, performance assessment 1. As can be seen, GFRP material (and chosen insulating material for cavity filling) allows for high-diffused light transmission levels.
- keywords: acoustic; acrylic; adhesive; behaviour; bracket; burning; cladding; component; decoupling; deflection; design; effect; elasticity; environmental; external; facade; fig; final; fire; gfrp; glass; heat; high; higher; influence; insulation; lamination; large; load; low; material; modulus; mullion; panel; performance; plate; principal; process; profiles; properties; results; silicone; skin; solution; sound; standard; stiffness; stresses; structural; surface; system; tec; temperature; tensile; test; thickness; thin; time; tomasi; weight
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- jfde-140
- author: Zupan, Robert Joseph; Clifford, Dale; Beblo, Richard; Brigham, John
- title: Numerical Investigation of Capabilities for Dynamic Self-Shading through Shape Changing Building Surface Tiles
- date: 2018-04-06
- words: 7570
- flesch: 53
- summary: 3 SELF-SHADING NUMERICAL CASE STUDIES Several case studies were numerically investigated with respect to shading potential of the proposed building surface tile concept involving various scenarios for potential tile shapes, orientation, location, and time of day. 35 Mesh-based surface representation of the (a) single sin-wave overhang, (b) continuous unidirectional sin-wave, (c) continuous bidirectional sin-wave, (d) undeformed tile shapes To quantify the shading potential of each tile scenario over time, the 10-hour period of daylight on the specified date was considered and the surface shading for each tile scenario was calculated each hour on the hour for two conceptual locations on the building, a west-facing vertical wall and a south-facing roof (45°).
- keywords: adaptive; algorithm; area; barrett; basic; building; building surface; cactus; case; change; concept; cost; day; design; different; element; energy; engineering; envelope; example; facade; figure; highest; hour; increase; journal; location; materials; memory; mesh; morphing; number; optimal; overhang; paper; patterns; percentage; period; position; potential; respect; results; roof; self; shaded; shading; shape; sin; smart; solar; static; studies; sun; surface; technologies; technology; thermal; tile; time; total; unidirectional; variations; ventilation; vertical; volume; wall; wave; west; wrinkle
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- jfde-141
- author: Guy-Plourde, Samuel; Blanchet, Pierre; de Blois, Michel; Robichaud, Francois; Barbuta, Costel
- title: Cladding Materials in Non-Residential Construction: Consideration Criteria for Stakeholder in the Province of Quebec
- date: 2018-04-06
- words: 8596
- flesch: 44
- summary: Cladding materials must meet three basic criteria; 1) to protect the enclosure from weathering; 2) to resist shocks; and 3) to satisfy the aesthetic appearance (Herzog, Krippner, & Lang, 2007). To achieve this goal, choice criteria were analysed according to: 1) the criteria that influence the selection of cladding materials; 2) the requirements; and 3) the issues relative to the their selection.
- keywords: aesthetic; analysis; appearance; architects; better; building; canada; choice; choice criteria; cladding; cladding material; client; concept; construction; context; cost; criteria; data; decision; delivery; design; details; development; different; durability; engineering; envelope; experience; exterior; facade; general; good; important; industry; influence; information; innovation; installation; interviews; issues; journal; knowledge; lack; literature; low; maintenance; making; management; manufacturer; material; method; new; non; number; online; order; performance; personal; potential; private; problems; process; product; project; public; québec; reputation; requirements; research; residential; respondents; results; second; selection; semi; site; stage; stakeholders; study; subcontractors; survey; systems; table; technical; term; time; type; understanding; use; value; volume; warranties; warranty; wood; work; year
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- jfde-143
- author: De Michele, Giuseppe; Loonen, Roel; Saini, Hemshikha; Favoino, Fabio; Avesani, Stefano; Papaiz, Luca; Gasparella, Andrea
- title: Opportunities and Challenges for Performance Prediction of Dynamic Complex Fenestration Systems (CFS)
- date: 2018-11-26
- words: 5499
- flesch: 48
- summary: 105 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 6 / NUMBER 3 / 2018 2 ESP-r: ESP-r is the only tool with an in-house developed model for complex fenestration systems, based on the AGSL shading model; not BSDF. A Radiance-based modelling approach to assess the thermal and daylighting performance of complex fenestration systems in office spaces.
- keywords: angle; angular; approach; blinds; bsdf; building; case; cfs; coating; complex; data; daylight; daylighting; design; detailed; different; directional; distribution; emissivity; energy; engineering; facade; fenestration; fig; geometry; glass; glazing; heating; hensen; illuminance; journal; layer; level; loonen; lux; material; method; model; modelling; number; optical; order; performance; properties; radiance; reflectance; reflective; requirements; shading; simplified; simulation; software; solar; study; system; table; thermal; tilt; tools; transmission; udi; values; visible; visual; volume; window
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- jfde-15
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-04-04
- words: 5905
- flesch: 64
- summary: The mechanical response of post-tensioned glass beams is explored in this paper. The concept of post-tensioned glass beams has currently been explored in only a limited number of (research) projects (Belis, Louter, Verfaille, Van Impe, & Callewaert, 2006; Bos, Veer, Hobbelman, & Louter, 2004; Jordão, Pinho, Martins, Santiago, & Neves, 2014; Louter et al., 2014; Louter, Nielsen, & Belis, 2013; Louter, Pérez, et al., 2013; Schober, Gerber, & Schneider, 2004; Weller & Engelmann, 2014).
- keywords: adh; adhesive; applied; beams; belis; bending; capacity; compressive; cross; edge; engineering; experimental; exploratory; fig; force; fracture; gauges; glass; glass beams; initial; investigations; load; louter; lower; mech; method; mpa; observed; point; post; pre; pt beams; reference; results; section; series; significant; specimens; steel; strength; stress; structural; structural glass; table; tendons; tensile; tensioned; tensioned beams; tensioning; σgl
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- jfde-16
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-04-04
- words: 471
- flesch: 53
- summary: Therefore we decided to introduce the new category ’Applied Practice’ for certain journal paper contributions, which from now on can be found at the end of each issue. Buildings are the live testing bed for scientific research and, at the same time, building practice formulates new research questions.
- keywords: building; design; engineering; glass; issue; journal; new; papers; practice; press; scientific
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- jfde-160
- author: Astudillo, Julen; Chica, Jose Antonio; Knaack, Ulrich; Klein, Tillmann
- title: JFDE Special Issue ICAE2018
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 369
- flesch: 30
- summary: An interesting set of approaches to new technologies is demonstrated (using robotics systems to install façades), new materials for the envelope (biocomposites, smart and multifunctional materials, and new types of membranes), use of BIM from design to manufacturing, 3D printed façades for thermal regulation, solar heating and cooling technologies in the envelope, characterisation of the thermal performance in roof solutions, and numerical and experimental performance assessment of structural thermal bridges. With this selection of papers, we want to give an overview of the traditional technologies that are normally discussed in the context of façades, while also making some mention of new technologies, which, some time ago, existed only in the realm of the laboratory but which have begun to appear in real buildings and construction in recent years.
- keywords: city; congress; envelope; façades; new; special; station; technologies; thermal
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- jfde-161
- author: Taghavi, Meysam; Heredia, Homero; Iturralde, Kepa; Halvorsen, Håvard; Bock, Thomas
- title: Development of a Modular End Effector for the installation of Curtain Walls with cable-robots
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 3554
- flesch: 57
- summary: Several automatic systems for CWM installation have already been proposed. This makes the CDPR a proper solution for construction automation and especially for CWM installation.
- keywords: adjustment; anchor; arm; automation; bracket; building; cable; cdpr; construction; curtain; cwm; cwm installation; design; development; drilling; effector; end; engineering; facade; fig; hephaestus; installation; journal; left; manual; mee; modular; number; options; order; process; project; right; robot; robotic; secondary; serial; solution; steps; system; tasks; tools; volume; wall; work
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- jfde-162
- author: Gallego-Fernández, Ana; Núñez Díaz, Miguel Ángel; Marcos Núñez, Ángel Mateo
- title: BIM from Concept Design to Fabrication: A Customized Methodology for Façade Consultancies
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 4086
- flesch: 38
- summary: Using BIM coordinated models with other disciplines allows us to detect and analyse different encounters that need to be solved on the project being executed. BIM-enabled structural design: impacts and future developments in structural modelling, analysis and optimisation processes.
- keywords: analysis; architectural; asset; basic; bim; building; collaboration; components; construction; coordinated; coordination; design; detailed; development; different; digital; dimensions; disciplines; drawings; elements; engineering; envelope; exchange; fabrication; facade design; façade; fig; future; geometry; industry; information; integrated; journal; materials; mckinsey; methodology; model; modelling; need; new; number; process; processes; productivity; project; revit; software; solution; standards; structural; systems; team; tools; use; volume; workflow
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- jfde-163
- author: Pinotti, Riccardo; Avesani, Stefano; Babich, Francesco; Gasparella, Andrea; Speranza, Alice
- title: How to analyse the performances of innovative variable diffusivity membranes integrated within prefabricated timber facades Compute
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 2966
- flesch: 44
- summary: On one side, the temperature and relative humidity level were maintained by a mono- zonal climatic chamber. A thermo-hygrometric analysis of the element has been performed in Delphin, and an experimental methodology is presented, aiming to validate the numerical model, measuring the temperature and relative humidity in different layers.
- keywords: behaviour; boundary; box; building; chamber; climatic; conditions; control; data; design; engineering; envelope; experimental; facade; fig; humidity; insulation; journal; layer; line; materials; measured; membrane; number; order; outdoor; relative; results; second; set; specimen; table; temperature; test; thermal; values; vapour; volume; wall
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- jfde-164
- author: Fuentes, Elena; Salom, Jaume
- title: Characterisation of the thermal performance of a novel roof ridge solar hot water system
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 3168
- flesch: 46
- summary: 2 CAD representation of the installation of solar collector module on a ridge rooftop FIg. A new type of solar collector prototype has been tested for energy performance according to guidelines in the standard ISO 9459-5.
- keywords: annual; climates; collector; conditions; design; dhw; different; domestic; dst; econok; energy; engineering; european; facade; fig; flow; heat; hot; inlet; integration; iso; journal; model; module; number; outlet; performance; prototype; radiation; roof; sdhw; single; solar; standard; storage; store; sunridge; system; temperature; test; testing; thermal; tube; volume; water
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- jfde-165
- author: Garay Martinez, Roberto
- title: Hybrid numerical and experimental performance assessment of structural thermal bridge retrofits
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 4762
- flesch: 44
- summary: An envelope-slab junction case is presented, where multi-dimensional heat transfer occurs. One of the reasons to avoid multi-dimensional heat transfer in the assessment procedure of a building envelope retrofit lies in the complexities of numerical models and the lack of robust experimental procedures to conduct such assessments.
- keywords: alternatives; apraiz; architectural; assessment; boundary; bridges; building; calculation; campaign; case; concrete; conditions; construction; data; design; detailed; dimensional; dimensional heat; doi:10.1016; energy; engineering; envelope; experimental; façade; fig; flux; garay; heat; heat transfer; insulation; iso; journal; junction; length; levels; locations; martinez; materials; means; methodology; methods; model; monitorisation; multi; number; numerical; performance; procedures; process; relevant; retrofit; retrofitting; sensors; slab; spots; state; steady; study; surface; system; temperature; thermal; transfer; transient; uriarte; volume; wall
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- jfde-166
- author: Mugaguren, Mikel Lumbreras; Garay, Roberto; Martin, Koldobika
- title: Unglazed Solar Thermal Systems for Building Integration, coupled with District Heating Systems. Conceptual Definition, Cost and Performance Assessment
- date: 2018-06-20
- words: 4225
- flesch: 51
- summary: Primary energy Price (€/kWh) Natural gas 0.05 Electricity 0.14 ST 0 DH heat (UNE-EN ISO 13790:2011) 0.0685 Heat purchase (estimated 70% of DH heat cost) (UNE-EN ISO 13790:2011) 0.04795 TABLE 3 Prices for primary sources (2016). 129 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 6 / NUMBER 2 / 2018 4.2 ECONOMIC VIABILITY The economical assessment of DH connected ST system is studied against several benchmark cases (natural gas boilers, electric heaters etc.).
- keywords: building; calculation; case; collector; connected; connection; costs; design; difference; district; economic; efficiency; energy; engineering; facade; façades; fig; garay; gas; general; heat; heating; inlet; installation; integration; investment; journal; loads; low; martinez; metrics; need; network; number; operational; order; paper; performance; price; production; renewable; results; return; solar; sources; study; systems; table; technology; temperature; thermal; total; unglazed; value; volume
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- jfde-167
- author: Alston, Mark Edward; Pottgiesser, Uta; Knaack, Ulrich
- title: Bio-inspired Transparent Microfluidic Platform as Transformable Networks for Solar Modulation
- date: 2019-01-09
- words: 4899
- flesch: 44
- summary: Leaves use embedded microfl uidic channels as a means to harvest solar energy through fl uidic volume fi lled networks . Passive systems of Low Zero Carbon (LZC) technologies have been employed as active responses to solar radiation and these measures have been determined by: ventilated, double-skin, kinematic shading system, hybrid, nanocoating thin film reflective, PCM membranes, vacuum insulation, electrochromic, and transparent insulation materials.
- keywords: absorption; active; alston; approach; boundary; building; capillary; cells; channel; circuit; climate; conditions; consumption; control; demands; design; device; distribution; energy; engineering; experimental; facade; façades; fig; flow; fluidics; formation; geometry; glass; glazed; glazing; heat; high; journal; layer; leaf; like; liquid; load; management; material; method; microchannel; microfluidic; minimum; model; modulation; module; multiple; nature; need; network; nir; number; operational; paper; pattern; performance; platform; polymer; radiation; rate; regulation; research; solar; solution; state; storage; surface; system; temperature; thermal; time; transfer; transparent; transport; uid; uidic; use; volume; water
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- jfde-17
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-27
- words: 3292
- flesch: 47
- summary: Liquid crystal polymer networks with a helicoidal molecular order reflect light following Bragg’s reflection rules. Keywords: Functional polymers, responsive coatings, smart materials, liquid crystal networks, architectural coatings 1.
- keywords: architectural; bastiaansen; broer; building; c.w.m; changes; chiral; coatings; color; complex; control; crystal; director; eindhoven; fig; film; future; glass; heat; layers; light; like; liquid; liquid crystal; materials; molecular; molecules; monomers; nano; nanoporous; needs; networks; new; order; organic; parameter; plastic; polymer; properties; reflection; respect; self; smectic; spectrum; structures; surface; switching; technology; thermal; university
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- jfde-176
- author: Crespi, Manuela; Persiani, Sandra Giulia Linnea
- title: Rethinking Adaptive Building Skins from a Life Cycle Assessment perspective
- date: 2019-08-05
- words: 10255
- flesch: 40
- summary: Therefore, if the aim of adaptive building technologies truly is to improve on the sustainability of the built environment, ABSs need to be designed and contextualised within the broader framework of a complete Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), evaluating the technologies throughout all building LCA stages, as defined by the European Standard EN 15804:2012 (Table 1). As adaptive building technologies adapt to both indoor and outdoor changing contexts, the translation of situational information in real time is among its main advantages and purposes.
- keywords: abss; active; adaptation; adaptive; adaptive building; adaptivity; advanced; advanced building; approach; aspects; assessment; autoreactive; behaviour; bern; biomimetic; bipv; building; building skins; building technologies; change; climate; components; conditions; conference; construction; control; cooling; cycle; data; design; development; disassembly; dynamic; eds; elements; end; energy; energy use; engineering; envelopes; environmental; et al; facade design; façade; features; fig; framework; functions; glass; high; impact; information; innovative; integrated; integration; international; journal; kinetic; klein; lca; life; life cycle; literature; loonen; low; maintenance; mapping; materials; memory; method; need; new; number; operational; parameters; parts; passive; pcm; performance; persiani; phase; photovoltaic; polymers; potential; proceedings; processes; product; production; research; responsive; review; shading; shape; skins; solar; solutions; specific; stage; static; sustainable; switzerland; system; systematic; table; technological; technologies; technology; terms; thermal; time; transparent; transport; use; users; volume
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- jfde-18
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-27
- words: 4427
- flesch: 31
- summary: The meaning of industrialization in contemporary building industry If we look at contemporary building industry, it is generally characterized by a great number of parallel domains of knowledge, technologies and practices. The paper concludes by presenting a series of arguments that call for adaptable systems based on sufficient numbers of industrialized building products of high quality and a great variety of suppliers, and point at the need for optimizing our use of resources in order to reach sustainable solutions in architecture.
- keywords: architects; architecture; article; beim; building; building industry; business; construction; contemporary; customization; danish; deliveries; delivery; design; development; different; elements; fig; goods; industrialized; industries; industry; institute; integrated; knowledge; level; making; management; manufacturing; mass; models; new; nielsen; number; order; particular; practices; principles; processes; product; production; project; school; solutions; specific; strategies; sustainable; system; søren; technical; technologies; technology; tectonic; tectonic thinking; terms; theory; thinking; use; ways
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- jfde-187
- author: JFDE, Editor
- title: Editorial Vol 8 No 2 (2020)
- date: 2020-12-19
- words: 518
- flesch: 53
- summary: We have had to learn how to interact via digital tools and especially seize and promote the value of not just written information, but also the potential behind virtual conferences, workshops, and events to keep in touch with our colleagues, friends, and fellow researchers. And yes, we can even have social interaction via digital tools, which of course works, but this is one aspect in which it can be shown that things are not the same.
- keywords: city; daily; design; digital; global; issue; lives; researchers; station; virtual
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- jfde-19
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-28
- words: 4259
- flesch: 55
- summary: Acrylic glass is more than a mere substitute for glass In the building environment, acrylic glass plays a subordinate role, and is mostly integrated into products that - as plug-and-play solutions - do not require in-depth planning and material discussions. On the basis of their most recent project, the facade of the Vitra VSL Factory by SANAA Architekten, they describe the development of a facade for which they chose acrylic glass not as a substitute for glass but rather as a conscious material choice.
- keywords: acrylic; acrylic glass; appearance; authors; building; case; concept; curtain; deformation; design; edge; facade; factory; façade; failure; figs; fixtures; glass; glue; gluing; images; imagine; important; joints; large; lightweight; loads; long; low; m. michel; material; mechanical; method; michel; mounts; panel; pmma; process; project; properties; pull; push; research; results; shape; shell; silicone; specific; stress; structure; substitute; techen; technology; temperature; tension; testing; tests; vitra; vitra vsl; vsl; vsl factory; wall; wind
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- jfde-198
- author: JFDE, Editor
- title: Editorial Vol 8 No 1 (2020)
- date: 2020-11-06
- words: 283
- flesch: 30
- summary: We are very pleased to be able to release a new issue under the current global circumstances, to keep supporting research and the engineering of new technologies, materials, and methods for the design of our envelopes. This special issue features a wide range of topics, stemming from research activities of members from the European Façade Network (EFN).
- keywords: design; efn; engineering; façade; issue; new; research
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- jfde-2
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-12
- words: 8176
- flesch: 50
- summary: Therefore the delta saliency value between saliency map ‘as is’ and saliency maps ‘new’ is calculated, which can be achieved by the Equation (1). Keywords: BIPV, visual assessment, visual impact, solar retrofit, saliency map 1.
- keywords: 2014; appearance; application; area; aspect; assessment; attention; bipv; bipv retrofit; black; building; case; change; colour; cultural; december; delta; delta saliency; descriptors; design; design proposals; different; energy; environment; evaluation; eye; facade; fig; für; generated; goal; heritage; historical; historical buildings; house; human; image; impact; installation; integration; itti; judd; kanton; koch; linguistic; map; maps; method; model; n.d; new; objective; original; overall; panels; paper; people; photo; pixels; possible; processing; proposals; qualified; rendering; result; retrofit; retrofit design; rpg; saliency; saliency map; saliency value; scale; scene; selected; set; solar; state; swiss; switzerland; systems; urban; value; viewpoint; visual; visual assessment; way; wittkopf
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- jfde-20
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-27
- words: 7117
- flesch: 46
- summary: Energy and resources, material choice and recycling potential in low energy buildings. Considering the material aspect, it is often only translated in embodied energy: the amount of energy necessary to process raw materials, modify materials and transport materials.
- keywords: account; actual; applied; aspect; assessment; building; calculated; calculation; capacity; carrying; comparison; consumption; cooling; database; design; development; different; different façade; doi; dutch; energy; energy performance; environmental; façade; façade renovation; façade solutions; fig; fossil; fuels; greencalc+; impact; land; load; materials; maxergy; necessary; netherlands; office; office façade; office space; operational; operational energy; outcome; performance; related; renewable; renovation; renovation solutions; research; results; ritzen; rovers; simulated; solar; solutions; south; space; sustainability; sustainable; sustainable office; system; tool; total; vabi; wnf; years
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- jfde-207
- author: Avesani, Stefano; Andaloro, Annalisa; Ilardi, Silvia; Orlandi, Matteo; Terletti, Stefano; Fedrizzi, Roberto
- title: Development of an Offsite Prefabricated Rainscreen Façade System for Building Energy Retrofitting
- date: 2020-12-19
- words: 9554
- flesch: 43
- summary: Circular economy principles for active façade systems (Deliverable No. D3.10b). Consequently, the ORF has been developed through a multi-stage design process, grounded on existing literature review from past research projects on prefabricated façade systems for energy retrofit.
- keywords: active; addition; air; analysis; anchoring; approach; assessment; available; building; calculated; case; cladding; components; concept; condensation; construction; cost; current; deep; demo; design; detail; development; different; drivers; ease; elements; energy; engineering; etics; european; external; facade design; façade; façade system; features; fig; final; fire; fixing; following; frame; framework; iii; impact; installation; insulation; integrated; integration; journal; layer; level; macro; macro panel; main; maintenance; market; metal; need; needed; new; non; number; offsite; orf; orf system; overall; panel; panel frame; passive; performance; phase; potential; prefabricated; process; production; products; project; rainscreen; range; reaction; related; renovation; requirements; research; resistance; results; retrofit; retrofitting; risk; section; site; soft; solar; solution; substructure; system; systemic; table; technical; terms; test; thanks; thermal; tightness; traditional; unit; use; value; ventilation; volume; wall; water; window; works
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- jfde-21
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-27
- words: 6663
- flesch: 55
- summary: This study aims at understanding how architectonical variables relate to, and can even determine, user comfort perception. These studies led us to believe that user comfort perception and its correlation to architectural design is an area on which further research needs to be performed.
- keywords: acoustic; air; alf; analysis; analyzed; architectural; artificial; artificial lighting; average; behavior; buildings; cases; chile; comfort; comfort perception; component; consumption; correlation; data; design; differences; energy; environmental; factors; fig; floor; frequency; general; glazed; high; impact; indoor; information; lighting; lighting comfort; lighting perception; low; management; map; measurements; occupant; office; office buildings; open; orientation; outdoor; parameters; pca; perception; plan; quality; ref; relevance; relevant; results; santiago; satisfaction; season; sensation; study; summer; survey; table; temperature; thermal; thermal comfort; tso; type; user; values; variables; vásquez; view; wall; winter; workspace
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- jfde-210
- author: Wüest, Thomas; Grobe, Lars O.; Luible, Andreas
- title: Effects of Phase Change Materials on heat flows through double skin facades
- date: 2021-04-06
- words: 4947
- flesch: 60
- summary: To sum up, the application of PCM as thermal storage material within non-ventilated DSFs is possible and justified. In this research, only the effects of latent heat storage of PCMs were taken into account.
- keywords: air; balance; building; capacity; change; concrete; configurations; dead; density; design; effects; element; energy; engineering; evaluated; external; façade; fig; flows; gains; heat; high; irradiance; journal; latent; load; luible; mass; materials; maximum; melting; model; modelica; number; pcm; pcms; performance; phase; research; sebf; shading; simulation; solar; storage; summer; surface; table; tank; temperature; tgu; thermal; transparent; volume; water; winter; wüest
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- jfde-218
- author: Prieto, Alejandro; Oldenhave, Mimi
- title: What makes a façade beautiful? Architects’ Perspectives on the Main Aspects That Inform Aesthetic Preferences in Façade Design
- date: 2021-07-01
- words: 14175
- flesch: 52
- summary: This paper adds to this discussion, by exploring architects’ aesthetic preferences in façade design, aiming to include design practitioners in a debate that so far has remained largely academic. Their insights are undoubtedly relevant to understanding the logic behind façade design—the face of our buildings—where their preferences have a clear impact on not just the look, but also the performance, of our built environment.
- keywords: aesthetic; aesthetic preferences; approach; architects; architectural; aspects; assessment; beautiful; beauty; building; certain; character; clear; colour; complexity; composition; connection; context; contextual; declared; depth; design; detail; different; discussion; doi:10.1016; elements; engineering; environment; experience; expression; extrinsic; extrinsic aspects; fact; façade; façade beautiful; façade design; features; figure; firms; following; founding; general; groups; hand; honesty; human; important; information; intellectual; interviewees; intrinsic; journal; keywords; literature; logic; look; lot; main; material; means; mentions; nature; number; object; open; partner; patterns; people; perception; plastic; pleasing; point; possible; practitioners; preferences; process; proportion; public; qualities; quality; quotations; refinement; relation; relevant; research; responses; results; rhythm; right; role; sample; scale; sense; set; shows; simplicity; specific; story; study; sub; table; texture; themes; things; time; understanding; urban; use; visual; voids; volume; way; years
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- jfde-22
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-27
- words: 5849
- flesch: 52
- summary: Gray and Al-Bizri (2007) proposed a knowledge-based-engineering (KBE) representation of design processes and illustrated the concept with a map of the precast cladding design process. Evaluation of process map and notation The accuracy verification step identified some errors in the map.
- keywords: accuracy; activities; activity; available; bpmn; buildingsmart; case; cladding; construction; construction process; consultant; current; design; design process; detail; development; eastman; engineering; et al; evaluation; example; facade; façade; façade design; fig; gibb; idef0; industry; information; interviews; knowledge; level; management; map; mapping; maps; modelling; notation; optimisation; paper; performance; precast; process; process map; processes; project; real; research; review; sector; step; system; technology; tool; use; v1.1; value; verification; voss; work
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- jfde-223
- author: Arnold, Kilian; Gosztonyi, Susanne; Luible, Andreas
- title: Wind Forces in Overgrown Rope Façades: Drag Coefficient Suggestion for Climbing Plants Based on Study Review
- date: 2021-07-01
- words: 9875
- flesch: 60
- summary: In this study, based on a study review of relevant data for drag coefficients on deciduous and coniferous trees and leaves, findings are made comparable by applying the power function. Keywords Green façades, wind forces, overgrown rope façades, drag coefficient, climbing plants, urban greenery, UHI, vertical green systems 10.7480/jfde.2021.2.4831 074 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 9 / NUMBER 2 / 2021 1 INTRODUCTION
- keywords: airflow; analysed; analysis; area; building; climbing; coefficients; constant; course; data; deciduous; deciduous trees; design; determination; determined; different; doi; drag; drag coefficients; dynamic; engineering; et al; facade; factors; façades; fir; flow; forces; formula; function; green; individual; influence; journal; kane; koizumi; leaf; leaves; loads; m/s; maple; mayhead; model; number; oak; overgrown; overgrown rope; pine; plants; poplar; power; projection; range; red; resistance; results; rope; rope façades; rudnicki; samples; section; smiley; species; speed; static; studies; study; systems; table; test; trees; tunnel; value; vogel; vollsinger; volume; white; wind
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- jfde-23
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2013-12-28
- words: 5914
- flesch: 49
- summary: Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 1 (2013) 3–16 DOI 10.3233/FDE-130004 IOS Press 3 Assessing facade value - how clients make business cases in changing real estate markets Alexandra den Heijer∗ Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment, Department of Real Estate & Housing, Delft, The Netherlands Received: 23 July 2013 Accepted: 5 November 2013 Abstract. Assessing four types of facade value In accordance with this theory the following four questions – corresponding with the four value types – should be answered when assessing ‘facade value’: - How does the building’s facade support the organisation’s identity and goals, adding to the competitive advantage (rank, distinctiveness) of the organisation and representing the ‘strategic value’ of facades?
- keywords: benefits; brief; building; business; campus; cases; clients; commercial; costs; cycle; decision; delft; demand; den; design; designers; dutch; effect; energy; environment; estate; facade; facade value; fig; financial; footprint; functional; goals; heijer; investment; life; management; markets; needs; office; organisation; paper; performance; preferences; productivity; projects; public; quality; rates; real; real estate; remøy; research; space; strategic; types; university; user; vacancy; value; van
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- jfde-230
- author: Bayoumi, Mohannad
- title: Potential of Façade-Integrated PVT With Radiant Heating and Cooling Panel Supported by a Thermal Storage for Temperature Stability and Energy Efficiency
- date: 2021-04-06
- words: 5141
- flesch: 51
- summary: In an investigation by Radziemska (2003), the increase in surface temperature led to a power deterioration of 0.65% per kelvin. The results indicate the high potential of the proposed system over the conventional PV system in terms of reduction in surface temperature and increase in electricity production efficiency.
- keywords: air; ambient; bayoumi; building; comparison; conventional; cooling; design; device; efficiency; electricity; element; energy; engineering; façade; fig; generation; heating; high; impact; increase; integrated; irradiance; journal; low; module; number; outdoor; output; panel; performance; photovoltaic; pipes; potential; power; production; pump; pvt; pvt panel; pvt system; radiant; radiant cooling; radiating; reference; results; room; simulation; solar; space; storage; surface; surface temperature; system; tank; temperature; thermal; thermal storage; volume; water
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- jfde-233
- author: JFDE, Editor
- title: Editorial Vol 9 No 1 (2021)
- date: 2021-04-06
- words: 396
- flesch: 27
- summary: Ulrich Knaack Thomas Auer Jens Schneider Editorial Mono-Material Wood Wall Effects of Phase Change Materials on Heat Flows Through Double Skin Façades Holistic Design Explorations of Building Envelopes Supported by Machine Learning Potential of Façade-Integrated PVT With Radiant Heating and Cooling Panel Supported by a Thermal Storage for Temperature Stability and Energy Efficiency Additive Manufacturing of Thermally Enhanced Lightweight Concrete Wall Elements with Closed Cellular Structures Exploring the Possibility of Using Bioreceptive Concrete in Building Façades Photovoltaic Warm Façades with Phase Change Materials in European Climates Smart Textile Sun Shading A Full Performance Paper House Skin Metrics PAOSS The presented papers showcase recent scientific research and developments as well as projects related to building skins from the perspectives of material, technology, and design.
- keywords: building; conference; design; energy; engineering; envelope; environment; performance; powerskin
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- jfde-235
- author: Koyaz, Mine; Prieto, Alejandro; Ünlü, Aslıhan; Knaack, Ulrich
- title: Towards a Human Centred Approach for Adaptive Façades: An Overview of User Experiences in Work Environments
- date: 2022-06-01
- words: 13297
- flesch: 50
- summary: Therefore, this paper (1) investigates how different factors affect the user experience in a working environment, (2) presents an overview of adaptive user behaviours with a human-centred approach, (3) distinguishes the façade - user relationship within the larger context, and (4) identifies the missing links towards reaching the full potential of adaptive façades. 032 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 10 / NUMBER 1 / 2022 Acknowledging the contributions of such research towards reaching a human-centred adaptive façade, the influence of human factors on user behaviours and the indirect effects of interactions on the user experience still requires further investigation.
- keywords: adaptive; adaptive behaviours; adaptive façade; affect; air; approach; architecture; automation; behaviour; belafi; blinds; boerstra; building; case; certain; change; closing; comfort; conditions; context; control; day; dear; delzendeh; delzendeh et; deme; design; different; direct; discomfort; dynamic; effects; elements; energy; engineering; environment; et al; experience; fabi; factors; façade; feeling; frontczak; gunay; gunderson; horr; huizenga; human; human factors; indirect; individual; indoor; influence; information; interactions; journal; level; lighting; literature; main; mechanism; needs; number; o o; occupant; opening; outdoor; overall; o’brien; paper; perception; performance; personal; perspective; point; quality; related; relationship; research; review; roulet; samani; satisfaction; section; service; social; studies; study; systems; technology; temperature; terms; thermal; traits; understanding; user; user experience; view; vischer; visual; volume; wagner; wargocki; window; working; zhang; zhang et
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- jfde-24
- author: B L Ganju (Thomson Press India) 1267 2000 Apr 26 13:33:04
- title: P:\IOS_PRESS\Finals\FDE\FDE 1(1-2)\Web\FDE0008.dvi
- date: 2013-12-28
- words: 483
- flesch: 50
- summary: P:\IOS_PRESS\Finals\FDE\FDE 1(1-2)\Web\FDE0008.dvi Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 1 (2013) 1 DOI 10.3233/FDE-130008 IOS Press 1 Preface Journal of Facade Design and Engineering We are delighted to announce the launch of the Journal of Facade Design and Engineering. and we need more fundamental and in-depth knowledge about façade building materials and structural aspects.
- keywords: building; design; engineering; facade; façade; field; journal; need; open; scientific
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- jfde-243
- author: Selimovic, Edina; Noichl, Florian; Forth, Kasimir; Borrmann, André
- title: Retrofitting Potential of Building envelopes Based on Semantic Surface Models Derived From Point Clouds
- date: 2022-12-06
- words: 5837
- flesch: 50
- summary: 6 a) point cloud with b) filtered window points and c) clustered windows, and d) cluster-fitted bounding boxes 4.3 LCA CALCULATION OF RETROFITTING POTENTIAL Subsequently, the gained information was processed as input in an LCA tool. In the next step, related faces were combined with building surfaces (see Figure 5.c), allowing the extraction of the corner points’ coordinates.
- keywords: analysis; approach; area; automated; bim; building; caala; calculated; calculation; candidates; case; classes; classification; cloud; coordinates; corner; data; design; different; digital; early; emissions; energy; engineering; environmental; facade; faces; figure; floor; geometric; gwp; information; intensity; journal; laser; lca; life; material; method; methodology; model; new; object; orientation; phase; plane; point; point cloud; polyfit; potential; powerskin; range; ratio; reconstruction; results; retrofitting; roof; semantic; software; step; stock; study; surface; system; thermal; total; und; use; values; variant; volume; wall; window; window points
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- jfde-245
- author: de la Barra, Pedro; Luna-Navarro, Alessandra; Prieto, Alejandro; Vásquez, Claudio; Knaack, Ulrick
- title: Influence of Automated Façades on Occupants: A Review
- date: 2022-12-06
- words: 9941
- flesch: 50
- summary: √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Guillemin & Morel, 2001) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Guillemin & Morel, 2002) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Clear et al., 2006) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Kim et al., 2009) √ √ √ √ √ √ (Lee et al., 2012) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Taniguchi et al., 2012) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Cheng et al., 2013) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Bakker et al., 2014) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Meerbeek et al., 2014) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Karlsen et al., 2015) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Cheng et al., 2016) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Gunay et al., 2017) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Motamed et al., 2017) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Choi et al., 2019) √ √ √ √ √ (Day et al., 2019) √ √ √ √ √ (Lolli et al., 2019) √ √ √ √ √ √ (Motamed et al., 2019) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Wu et al., 2020) √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ (Bian et al., 2020) √ √ (Lolli et al., 2020)
- keywords: automated; bakker et; bian et; building; canada √; characteristics; cheng et; china √; choi et; clear et; comfort; conditions; control; cs n; day et; daylight; design; different; dynamic; energy; engineering; environmental; et al; evidence; factors; façade; glare; goovaerts; guillemin; gunay et; ieq; impact; indoor; interaction; journal; karlsen et; kim et; korsavi et; lee et; level; lighting; lolli et; luna; meerbeek et; morel; motamed et; n ieq; n n; navarro et; netherlands √; norway √; occupant; occupant response; office; operation; painter et; personal; powerskin; previous; quality; requirements; response; review; room; sadeghi et; satisfaction; shading; solar; strategies; strategy; studies; study; switzerland √; system; table; taniguchi et; technology; terms; thermal; type; uk √; user; vine et; visual; volume; window; wu et; √ √
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- jfde-248
- author: Secchi, Simone; Fausti, Patrizio; Cellai, Gianfranco; Parente, Martina; Santoni, Andrea; Zuccherini Martello, Nicolò
- title: The acoustic and daylighting effects of external façade sun shading systems
- date: 2022-12-31
- words: 7458
- flesch: 51
- summary: Figure 7 shows a sample result obtained by FE simulations: the sound pressure level at 1 kHz across the building façade portion is affected by the presence of the shading louvres; the sound pressure level also appears to be highly reduced by the presence of sound absorbing louvres, with respect to the traditional ones. The main aim and the novelty of this work are, therefore, the use of a multi-domain approach to evaluate the acoustic and daylight effects given by the presence of an external shading device made of shading louvres.
- keywords: absorbing; acoustic; angle; average; building; building façade; case; cellai; cie; clear; comfort; conditions; daylight; daylight factor; daylighting; design; devices; dgp; different; effect; energy; engineering; external; factor; fausti; façade; figure; floor; glare; high; horizontal; illuminance; influence; insertion; journal; level; loss; louvres; minimum; model; noise; number; orientation; overcast; parameters; presence; pressure; probability; reduction; reference; results; secchi; shading; simulations; sky; sound; south; spacing; standard; studies; study; sun; systems; target; tilt; uniformity; values; volume; width; work; zuccherini
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- jfde-25
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-21
- words: 4991
- flesch: 56
- summary: Predictions suggest that UHPC composite elements for building envelopes could have other benefits such as an increased service life, optimised use of building area due to thinner elements and minimised maintenance due to the absence of reinforcement or use of non-corrosive reinforcing materials such as carbon fibres. Manufacturing of UHPC-CLC small-scale samples.
- keywords: aac; adsorption; block; box; boxes; building; cast; cement; clc; coat; composite; composite uhpc; compressive; concrete; conductivity; densities; density; developed; dry; earth; edges; elements; energy; exterior; facade; fig; germany; high; insulation; interior; kassel; layer; low; manufacturing; material; miccoli; modified; moisture; multipor; mw/(m·k; panels; performance; plaster; proc; production; properties; research; results; scale; shrinkage; small; step; strength; structure; symp; table; technology; tests; thermal; uhpc; ultra; upturning; use; vapour; water
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- jfde-257
- author: Montali, Jacopo; Henriksen, Thomas
- title: Process Automation to Improve the Building Engineering Design Analysis of Non-Repetitive Façade Geometries
- date: 2022-12-20
- words: 4831
- flesch: 58
- summary: As task automation required overall 240 minutes (time to run the automation was negligible in this case), the increase in productivity was positive and it was thus possible to move to the next task automation. This paper evaluates how parts of the building engineering design processes can be automated using software automation, with a focus on the analysis of thermal bridges in façades.
- keywords: automate; automation; average; benefits; bpmn; bridges; building; case; code; compute; cost; design; diagram; engineering; engineering volume; example; expected; facade; figure; general; generate; heat; individual; iteration; journal; loss; manual; map; method; minutes; number; output; pareto; process; productivity; projects; quality; quantity; repetitive; results; rhinoceros; software; step; table; task; thermal; thermal bridges; time; total; types; volume; weighted
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- jfde-26
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-16
- words: 3421
- flesch: 37
- summary: For that purpose, various systems can be used in the external, internal or central section of the facade, such as external thermal insulation systems (ETICs), ventilated facades, insulation insufflation and internal insulation, but in the end the improvement is guided by the nature of the employed insulation. Description of the case High performing materials due to their excellent relation between thickness and conductivity pro- vide a very promising development path for internal insulation systems, as they solve in less space the indoor actuation when available surface is usually a valuable asset.
- keywords: alternatives; bridges; building; case; conditions; conductivity; construction; development; different; effects; efficiency; elements; elguezabal; energy; envelope; experiences; external; facade; fig; final; garay; hemp; improvement; influence; initial; insulated; insulation; internal; kubik; m2k; main; materials; new; order; overall; panels; performance; products; profiles; real; relevance; renovation; research; resistance; situation; solutions; sustainable; systems; terms; thermal; upgrading; values; ventilated
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- jfde-267
- author: Knaack, Ulrich
- title: Editorial
- date: 2022-12-06
- words: 275
- flesch: 33
- summary: 3 Environment: Façades or elements of façades which aim to provide highly comfortable surroundings where environmental control strategies, energy generation and/or storage are an integrated part of an active skin. This theme is discussed through the following sub-themes: 1 Envelope: the building envelope as an interface for interacting between indoor and outdoor environments, new functionalities, technical developments and material properties.
- keywords: building; conference; design; energy; envelope; powerskin
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- jfde-27
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-22
- words: 4232
- flesch: 46
- summary: Review of passive PCM latent heat thermal energy storage systems towards buildings’ energy efficiency. Numerical simulations An in-depth view of the thermal behaviour of SW in various operational conditions can be obtained by means of numerical simulations; the obtained results may be used to assist the design process of such complex thermal systems (Kolaitis & Founti, 2014).
- keywords: active; air; ambient; behaviour; boundary; building; case; cavity; cfd; change; conditions; cooling; d.i; developing; efficiency; elements; energy; experimental; fig; glazing; heat; heating; high; indoor; inlet; kolaitis; latent; left; mass; materials; measurements; mode; numerical; operational; output; overall; pcm; pcmesw; pcmesw system; period; phase; prototype; right; sensors; simulation; solar; solar wall; space; study; sub; surface; system; temperature; thermal; time; total; values; ventilation; wall
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- jfde-274
- author: Knaack, Ulrich; Konstantinou, Thaleia
- title: Editorial
- date: 2022-12-31
- words: 289
- flesch: 52
- summary: The role is taken over by Dr. Thaleia Konstantinou, who has been promoting the Journal as managerial editor in the past years. Together with Ulrich Knaack he was responding to a call from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) to develop new Journal models.
- keywords: board; design; editorial; engineering; jfde; journal
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- jfde-28
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-16
- words: 4161
- flesch: 52
- summary: Keywords: Freeform surfaces, double curved surfaces, developable surfaces, algorithmic approach 1. Freeform surfaces adaptation through developable surfaces using apparent contours.
- keywords: adaptation; apparent; approach; basis; conjugated; construction; contours; curvature; curves; developable; developable strips; developable surfaces; double; facets; fig; flat; freeform; geometric; geometry; gonzalez; improper; kind; materials; method; network; path; physical; planar; point; possible; process; prototypes; quadrilateral; quintial; results; set; straight; strips; surfaces; tangent; trajectory; use; view; way
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- jfde-29
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-22
- words: 3865
- flesch: 49
- summary: an adjustable Amongst these facade solutions that control the lighting, smart windows for solar control are avail- able, which allow blocking a controllable amount of impinging solar energy. The use of solar energy is carried out through a fine and simple control of the absorptance of the whole system (Fundación Tekniker, Fundación CENER-CIEMAT, 2014).
- keywords: 21st; active; active envelope; adjustable; air; building; central; chamber; clear; conditions; control; day; different; energy; envelope; envelope module; facade; facade module; fig; flow; fluid; fundación; glass; heat; heating; indoor; inside; lighting; loads; location; model; modelica; module; patent; sky; solar; solar active; solar energy; system; temperature; thermal; thickness; villasante
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- jfde-3
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-06-17
- words: 4275
- flesch: 45
- summary: While glass temperature is a comfort parameter in itself, in this study it is used to inform the structural behaviour of glass elements. Structural glass envelopes – Implementation of environmental studies 2.
- keywords: analysis; authors; behaviour; belis; build; building; coating; comfort; cost; curve; data; dependent; design; distribution; energy; envelopes; environmental; experimental; fig; figure; fitting; function; geometry; glass; glass envelopes; high; implementation; increase; interlayer; laminated; left; load; london; louter; material; model; modulus; number; numerical; parametric; performance; process; prony; radiation; rammig; requirements; right; set; sgp; shear; solar; specific; stress; structural; structural glass; studies; study; temperature; thermal; time; viscoelastic
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- jfde-30
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-16
- words: 3866
- flesch: 55
- summary: For air infiltration test, if exceeded the limit value: 1.5 m3/m2 h at 150Pa ⇒ class: A1; at 300Pa ⇒ A2; at 450Pa ⇒ A3; at 600 Pa ⇒ A4 (TS EN 12152). Positive test pressure is conducted before the negative test pressure.
- keywords: aama; air; applied; classification; construction; curtain; design; dynamic; evaluation; exterior; facade; fatigue; fig; ilter; infiltration; leakage; load; mock; negative; pass; penetration; performance; positive; pressure; procedure; process; resistance; results; scale; seismic; specimen; standard; static; structural; systems; test; testing; unitized; value; wall; water; wind
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- jfde-31
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-16
- words: 5587
- flesch: 38
- summary: The hierarchical structure and mechanics of plant materials. Through these experiments we try to explore the interrelationships between active materials research and its response to external stimuli (humidity, temperature, carbon dioxide and light) seeking meaningful ways to bridge between the natural inspiration, stoma, and the technical implementation, adaptive architectural envelope.
- keywords: active; active materials; adaptation; adaptive; adaptive architectural; air; application; architectural; architectural envelopes; biological; biomimetics; building; capable; carbon; changes; climate; comfort; complex; conditions; control; design; different; dioxide; doi; dynamic; energy; envelopes; environmental; experiments; external; facades; fig; heat; humidity; implementation; issues; kingdom; large; leaves; light; london; lópez; main; manufacturing; materials; mechanisms; memory; movement; nature; new; opening; order; plant; plant adaptation; polymers; press; principles; printing; process; properties; reactive; research; responsive; shape; smart; solutions; static; stomata; strategies; structures; systems; technical; technologies; temperature; time; traditional; united; water
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- jfde-32
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-16
- words: 3943
- flesch: 54
- summary: Energy performance during cold season (left) vs. energy performance during hot seasons (right). Trying to optimize the energy performance of the traditional ventilated opaque facade, and make more efficient the energy performance of the TPS, the concept of adaptability has been applied to ventilated opaque facades.
- keywords: active; active facade; adaptive; air; building; cavity; cells; construction; control; design; development; different; doi:10.1016; energy; envelope; external; facade; façade; fig; gap; heat; hvac; ibáñez; inside; layer; modular; opaque; open; order; outside; pamplona; parameters; pbms; peltier; performance; place; possible; process; project; prototype; puy; radiation; solar; south; summer; system; temperature; thermal; thermoelectric; tps; ventilated; ventilation
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- jfde-33
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-16
- words: 4187
- flesch: 48
- summary: This research will provide valuable information regarding the feasibility of manufacturing free- form panels for architectural envelopes at lower prices. Forming procedures Forming processes are particular manufacturing methods, which make use of mechanical forces, restricting forms, heat or steam to cause plastic deformation of a material to produce required shapes.
- keywords: additive; architectural; building; buswell; castañeda; cnc; complex; components; computer; concrete; construction; cost; curved; design; different; digital; digital processes; doi; double; engineering; envelopes; fabrication; facade; fig; form; forming; free; freeform; hauschild; high; industrial; industry; karzel; large; layer; machine; manufacturing; material; metal; methods; moulds; multipoint; new; opportunities; panels; price; printer; printing; procedures; processes; produce; production; rapid; reasonable; scale; sheet; subtractive; techniques; technology; university; use
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- jfde-34
- author: art
- title: Untitled-2
- date: 2015-05-22
- words: 292
- flesch: 48
- summary: Untitled-2 Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 3 (2015) 1 DOI 10.3233/FDE-150030 IOS Press 1 Editorial JFDE Special ICAE 2015 Dear Scientists, Engineers and Designers, We are proud to announce that the Journal of Facade Design and Engineering is becoming a firm partner for the distribution of scientific knowledge of the ICAE International Congress on Architectural Envelopes, organised by Tecnalia San Sebastian.
- keywords: design; engineering; facade; icae; jfde; journal; open; scientific
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- jfde-36
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-10-29
- words: 9440
- flesch: 48
- summary: The results of the survey provide further evidence by showing that cases where curtain wall systems, specified 178 M. Kassem and D. Mitchell / Bridging the gap between selection decisions of facade systems Table 5 Knowledge of stakeholders about the engineering and technical performance Q. 9 when selecting a curtain wall systems at the concept design stage, how confident are you that it will meet the engineering requirements (i.e. accommodate the building movement, deflections and imposed loads etc.)? not confident (15%) fairly confident (15%) confident (61%) very confident (9%) Q. 10 who would you rely on to confirm that the system will meet the project needs in terms of engineering capabilities? specialist subcontractor (54%) own knowledge (31%) system vendor (15%) facade consultant (0%) Using the results from the retrospective case study and the experience of the project manager – case study storyteller – who has thirty years of experience in managing building facade projects, this section depicts the current business process used to select curtain wall systems in construction projects.
- keywords: air; approach; architects; architectural; available; building; building facade; business; case; case study; causes; commercial; construction; construction projects; consultants; contractor; cost; current; curtain; curtain wall; cwct; decisions; delays; design; domain; early; early design; elements; empirical; engineering; evidence; experience; facade; facade elements; facade systems; face; factors; gap; glass; granularity; impact; industry; information; international; interviews; investigation; involvement; issues; journal; kassem; knowledge; lack; length; level; limited; main; management; market; maximum; mitchell; mullions; new; participants; performance; phase; process; processes; product; project; research; retrospective; section; sector; selected; selection; selection decisions; solution; specialist; specification; specified; stage; stakeholders; structural; studies; study; subcontractors; support; survey; systems; table; technical; time; trade; vendor; wall; wall systems; weight
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- jfde-37
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-10-29
- words: 10650
- flesch: 45
- summary: This is obtained – in general – minimizing the transmis- sion losses through the component (maximizing its thermal resistance) and controlling the heat transfer by means of the ventilation, or the charge/discharge of thermal storages (in facade) or, eventually, with the use of heat transfer fluids and devices (e.g. Peltier cells); – the on-site conversion of solar radiation, done with active systems (for example PV, PVT, etc.) or with passive techniques (managements of free gains); – the reduction of the energy inefficiencies at the building scale (for example avoiding long ducts for ventilation, which cause pressure drops); – the integration with mechanical systems, using the facade as: a terminal device, a heat recovery system, a ventilation outlet/inlet, or as a source/sink of thermal energy; – the optimization of daylighting; – the energy storage capability (using the envelope as a LHTES. According to this concept, the power converted by the PV panels can be directly used in the ACTRESS module to power the fans (when the air cavity is mechanically ventilated) and the shading device, or to store thermal energy in the PCM layers.
- keywords: active; actress; adaptable; air; approach; attention; behaviour; building; building envelope; cavity; change; climate; components; concept; conditions; configuration; conservation; control; cooling; demand; design; development; different; dynamic; dynamic building; efficiency; electric; energy; energy demand; envelope; environment; example; exploitation; facade; favoino; fig; figure; flux; fluxes; gains; glazing; goia; heat; heating; high; improvement; indoor; insulation; integration; layer; level; lhtes; lighting; loads; losses; low; lower; m. perino; materials; means; mechanical; module; multifunctional; new; opaque; order; outdoor; panels; pcm; pcms; performance; perino; period; phase; possible; properties; radiation; reduction; reference; research; responsive; season; serra; solar; solar energy; solutions; specific; static; storage; strategy; summer; surface; switching; systems; technological; technologies; temperature; thermal; thermal energy; time; total; traditional; transmission; transparent; tt+pcm; value; ventilation; winter
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- jfde-38
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-10-29
- words: 5793
- flesch: 54
- summary: Keywords: Adaptive facade, shading control, control strategies, energy reduction 1. Consequently, the next assessment of control strategies will not only focus on low energy demand, but on a higher level of comfort, aiming for an adjustable facade system that allows for an optimal operation to serve the actual needs of the user.
- keywords: adjustable; allows; assessment; building; chamber; climate; colorant; colorant concentration; concentration; control; control strategies; cooling; demand; electricity; electricity demand; energy; energy demand; exterior; exterior fluid; figure; fluid; fluid chamber; fluidglass; gains; glazing; heating; heating demand; hot; inlet; interior; irradiation; lighting; madrid; mass; model; munich; pmv; power; reference; required; ritter; season; solar; space; strategies; strategy; system; temperature; thermal; tint; transmittance; w·m–2
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- jfde-39
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-10-29
- words: 11367
- flesch: 46
- summary: Impact of the US national building information model standard (NBIMS) on building energy performance simulation. Furthermore ANM is much more easily integrated into whole building energy simulation models, although much progress has been made in the coupling of CFD and whole building energy simulation models (Zhang, Lam, Yao & Zhang, 2013).
- keywords: able; active; actress; actress facade; actress mfm; adaptive; advanced; aif; air; assessment; balance; bps; building; building energy; building envelope; building performance; capacity; case; cavity; change; comfort; components; concept; conditions; consumption; control; cooling; demand; design; devices; different; double; dynamic; efficiency; energy; energy performance; energy simulation; envelope; environment; evaluation; facade; fact; façade; favoino; fig; heat; heating; higher; hvac; indoor; information; integrated; integration; kwh; latent; layer; level; lhtes; limitations; loads; losses; materials; means; melting; method; mfm; model; modelling; module; natural; new; office; opaque; operating; order; osm; outdoor; pcm; performance; performance simulation; perino; possible; power; primary; reference; requirements; responsive; results; room; season; section; simulation; skin; software; solar; storage; strategies; strategy; sub; summer; surface; system; temperature; thermal; time; tools; total; ventilation; winter
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- jfde-40
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-10-29
- words: 389
- flesch: 50
- summary: Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 3 (2015) 103 DOI 10.3233/FDE-150041 IOS Press 103 Editorial Dear Scientists, dear Engineers and Designers, The papers in this issue of JFDE discuss the potential of adaptive building envelopes, component development as well as implementation strategies. Additivity in building envelopes is not only a strategy to fulfil the growing demands for energy efficient buildings and com- fort but has great architectural implications as well.
- keywords: building; conference; contributions; design; engineering; envelopes; facade; jfde; journal; strategies
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- jfde-41
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-06-21
- words: 349
- flesch: 59
- summary: All rights reserved This article is published online with Open Access and distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License. Especially that JFDE became indexed by the Directory of Open Access Journals DOAJ during the funding period, is a great success for JFDE.
- keywords: access; funding; jfde; nwo; open; publishing
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- jfde-42
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-06-21
- words: 9404
- flesch: 49
- summary: Both mentioned technologies are implemented within the RADIANCE 3 Phase Method (McNeil, Lee, 2013) and the DAYSIM (Reinhart, 2000, DAYSIM) program suite, which, to a certain extent, constitute the current standard for annual daylight simulations. The daylight coefficient method for annual simulations Annual daylight simulations demand a high number of individual calculations with varying input values due to the dynamically changing sky conditions.
- keywords: analysis; angle; annual; annual daylight; area; ase; availability; available; bauer; bsdf; calculation; case; clear; coefficient; complex; contribution; count; course; data; daylight; daylight coefficient; daylight metrics; daylight simulations; default; dependent; detailed; different; distribution; drc; drcs; dynamic; evaldrc; evaluation; exposure; facade; fig; fraction; general; glazing; grid; height; hemisphere; high; higher; illuminance; information; input; interior; left; lighting; mapping; material; method; metrics; model; monthly; msda; mse; new; operation; optimization; patch; performance; phase; photon; plane; point; radiance; ray; redirection; reduction; resolution; results; right; scene; sda; sect; section; sensor; set; shading; simulation; sky; solar; solid; source; step; sun; sunlight; sunshade; systems; task; technologies; threshold; time; timestamps; tracing; true; use; values; variants; window; wittkopf; wwr; year
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- jfde-43
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-06-21
- words: 5888
- flesch: 53
- summary: The authors have studied indoor daylight conditions with louver facades and a research paper was published in this journal (Misawa, Hikone, Nakamura, Iwamoto, Iwata, 2014). This research study reports on the energy conservation performance of louver facades and proposes an External Shading Coefficient (ESC) for external louver systems.
- keywords: air; annual; building; concrete; conservation; consumption; diagonal; east; effect; electrical; energy; energy consumption; engineering; esc; external; facades; facing; fig; figure; generation; heat; heating; horizontal; indoor; integrated; iwata; japan; load; louver; louver facades; misawa; model; orientations; performance; radiation; reduction; right; set; shading; simulation; sky; solar; south; structural; study; summer; thermal; types; value; vertical; west; winter; year
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- jfde-44
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-06-21
- words: 4235
- flesch: 50
- summary: Keywords: Facade element, micro-reinforced UHPC, mineralized protein foam concrete, energy efficiency, thermal insulation, energy management, energy activation 1. Often, a significant excess of thermal energy is the result of this variability and the result of a lack of holistic designing; therefore, the transfer and re-use of this energy will be considered in the project ETA-Fabrik.
- keywords: activation; active; addition; air; building; capillary; combination; components; concrete; cooling; cross; darmstadt; density; different; efficiency; element; energetic; energy; envelope; eta; fabrik; facade; facade element; factory; fig; flow; foam; germany; heat; heating; high; holistic; industrial; industry; insulation; layer; low; machines; maier; material; micro; mineralized; mineralized foam; model; mruhpc; network; process; production; project; research; roof; structural; surface; system; temperature; thermal; thickness; tube; typical; water
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- jfde-46
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-06-21
- words: 4551
- flesch: 50
- summary: Researchers at Pittsburgh University now investigate into additional values from smart materials incorporated into AM parts via stimuli-responsive components in AM materials (MaterialsViews, 2013). On the one hand this opens decentralised manufacturing of individualised products to the people, on the other hand this makes AM technologies affordable for teaching institutions and laymen.
- keywords: additive; additive manufacturing; applications; approach; architectural; aspects; available; building; change; components; concrete; construction; customized; design; development; digital; direct; engineering; envelope; example; fabrication; facade; fig; freeform; future; glass; higher; ideas; industrial; industry; khoshnevis; layer; lead; manufacturing; market; mass; materials; nematox; new; node; open; parts; performance; potential; printing; processes; production; products; rapid; requirements; research; revolution; size; solutions; strauß; surfaces; system; technologies; technology; time; today; tooling; tools; university; way; years
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- jfde-47
- author: B L Ganju (Thomson Press India) 1267 2000 Apr 26 13:33:04
- title: P:\IOS_PRESS\Finals\FDE\FDE 4(1-2)\Web\FDE0053.dvi
- date: 2016-09-15
- words: 403
- flesch: 35
- summary: The papers presented in this current issue originate from five AMANAC research projects that researched new advanced materials and systems for energy efficient buildings. AMANAC is a collaboration and coordination platform across all of the EU funded Advanced Mate- rials and Nanotechnology projects within the framework of the Energy Efficiency in Buildings Public Private Partnership (EeB-PPP); its activities address development of advanced materials, compo- nents and systems for the improvement of the energy efficiency in the built environment.
- keywords: adoption; advanced; amanac; buildings; design; energy; innovative; journal; materials; projects
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- jfde-5
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-12
- words: 6872
- flesch: 50
- summary: The Polyvinyl Butyral (PVB) interlayer used in laminated glass exhibits substantial fragment retention and post-elastic viscous deformation capacity. Given the combination of these two behavioural effects, laminated glass is the preferred glazing solution for blast-enhanced facades.
- keywords: analysis; ann; approach; assessment; average; behaviour; blast; building; conditions; cracked; current; deformable; design; design tool; different; displacement; dissipation; distribution; dynamic; effects; elastic; energy; equivalent; et al; experimental; facade; facade design; factors; failure; fig; fracture; fragmentation; fragments; function; glass; glazing; gsa; hazard; high; impulse; initial; innovative; innovative blast; interlayer; klm; laminated; laminated glass; levels; linear; load; loading; main; membrane; method; model; morison; non; number; order; pattern; performance; post; pressure; properties; pvb; rate; ratio; reaction; region; resistance; results; sdof; shape; size; specific; static; strain; strength; stress; structural; surface; system; s−1; terms; testing; tests; time; tool; transformation; typical; uniform; value; water; zobec
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- jfde-51
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-09-15
- words: 5581
- flesch: 50
- summary: Cone calorimeter tests indicate that proper combinations of fire retardant additives such as alumina trihydrate, ammo- nium polyphosphate and Exolite 740 reduced heat release rate and flammability up to a 60%; delaying the ignition time with respect to the unfilled material. Keywords: Bio-fibres, bio-resins, fire retardant additives, bio-composites Nomenclature ATH Aluminium trihydrate APP Ammonium polyphosphate DMPP Dimethyl phosphate DMA Dynamic mechanical analysis TGA thermogravimetric analysis DTG first derivative of the TGA curve pHRR
- keywords: additives; air; ammonium; app; ath; average; behaviour; bermejo; bio; calorimeter; combination; combustion; composites; cone; construction; decomposition; degradation; dmpp; effect; fibres; fire; fire retardant; flame; flammability; flax; flax bio; formulation; heat; high; ignition; laminate; loredo; loss; lower; marhe; market; materials; maximum; natural; nitrogen; peak; performance; phase; phrr; polyester; polymer; polyphosphate; process; products; railway; rate; reduction; release; resin; results; retardant; sample; specimens; surface; temperature; tests; thermal; thr; time; total; tti; values; viscosity
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- jfde-52
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2016-09-15
- words: 6404
- flesch: 55
- summary: The innovative insulation of modern buildings with VIPs induces thermal bridge effects, which are related to three levels of thermal bridges: VIP level, component and facade levels (Quenard, 2015, Sprengard & Holm, 2014), that should be calculated (Alam et al., 2011). The envelope is extensively analysed in terms of all the different types of thermal bridges utilizing commercial computational tools and standardized methodologies, and their effect on the overall thermal performance is evaluated.
- keywords: assembly; assumed; building; calculated; ceiling; d.a; design; different; dimensional; doi; effect; elements; energy; envelope; eps; external; external wall; figure; floor; heat; impact; installation; insulation; internal; investigation; iso; junction; kontogeorgos; layer; length; lightweight; linear thermal; metal; modifications; numerical; overall thermal; point thermal; reduction; roof; solution; steel; studs; temperature; thermal; thermal bridges; thermal losses; thermal performance; thermal transmittance; thickness; total; value; vip; vips; wall
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- jfde-53
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2017-07-07
- words: 361
- flesch: 46
- summary: In this sense, we are proud to present a new issue of JFDE with innovative contributions that target both the design and engineering of building envelopes. Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 4 (2016) 77 DOI 10.3233/FDE-170055 IOS Press 77 Editorial Dear JFDE Readers and Authors, After four volumes of JFDE we can conclude that JFDE is still being seen as a ‘young’ journal just as the scientific area it is aiming to serve.
- keywords: building; contributions; design; development; engineering; jfde; journal; scientific; sense
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- jfde-54
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2017-07-07
- words: 4555
- flesch: 53
- summary: Firstly, the comparison between geometrical sim- ulations and data driven BSDF simulation was performed and revealed only minor miscorrelation. The hybrid approach to BSDF modelling shall support the utilization of BSDF models based on measured data by selectively overcoming the lack of reliable measured or extrapolated data.
- keywords: acm; andersen; angles; approach; brdf; bsdf; bsdf model; comparison; complex; computer; data; daylight; design; directions; energy; fenestration; fig; geometrical; graphics; grobe; hybrid; imaging; incident; krehel; light; lighttools; measured; measurements; model; modelling; optical; peak; reflection; sample; scattering; set; siggraph; simulated; simulations; software; surface; systems; techniques; torrance; transmission; values; ward; wittkopf
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- jfde-55
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2017-07-07
- words: 6719
- flesch: 45
- summary: This can be particularly relevant for certain outdoor applications, when this behaviour could be more suitable to maintain facade surfaces in a clean condition according to specific operating environments. Considering all of the above, the use of self-cleaning coatings on facade surfaces enables owners and designers to act in the direction of maintenance cost reduction in the medium and long-term.
- keywords: activity; andaloro; angle; application; applied; behaviour; building; case; cement; characteristics; chemical; cladding; cleaning; coatings; colour; combination; condition; construction; contact; deposits; different; dioxide; direct; durability; elements; envelope; environment; et al; experimental; exposure; facade; fact; fig; films; gel; graziani; hydrophobic; influence; irradiation; italy; journal; laboratory; light; maintenance; materials; measurement; non; northern; operations; outdoor; panels; performance; photoactive; photocatalytic; photocatalytic self; products; properties; rain; results; samples; self; silica; silicon; soiling; sol; southern; specific; specimen; surface; t+s2; table; tested; tests; thin; time; tio2; titanium; titanium dioxide; use; values; variation; water
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- jfde-56
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2017-07-07
- words: 11014
- flesch: 59
- summary: Keywords: Climatic loads, IGU design, IGU temperature, facade design, insulated glass units IGU Nomenclature a thermal diffusivity [m2/s] d material thickness The presence of internal solar protection leads to higher gas temperatures, with lighter-coloured materials inducing higher temperatures.
- keywords: 16612:2013; 1:2010; absorption; air; angle; approach; boundary; boundary conditions; calculated; calculation; cases; cavity; changes; climatic; climatic load; closed; conditions; configurations; constant; construction; current; design; devices; dgu; different; din; double; dsf; emissivity; energy; equation; exterior; external; facade; feldmeier; fig; float; gas; gas temperatures; glass; glazed; glazing; heat; higher; igu; igus; increase; influence; insulated; interior; internal; isochoric; layers; load; luible; m2k; material; mean; model; modern; nodes; number; pane; pren; pressure; properties; protection; protection devices; radiation; relevant; resistances; results; safety; section; single; skin; solar; solar protection; standard; study; summer; surface; systems; temperature; tgu; thermal; time; transfer; trlv; trlv:2006; units; values; ventilated; ventilation; wüest
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- jfde-57
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2017-07-07
- words: 4235
- flesch: 57
- summary: The promising information gained from lab experiments on scaled façade models, based on continuous wind-generated air circulation between the building’s external wall and the façade, further initial calculations regarding natural convection, and the additional cooling effect of façade greening, can be considered a sound basis for future developments and discussions. The concept is expected to act contrary to the urban heat island effect by naturally cooling external building walls and thus reducing the energy needs and greenhouse gas emissions associated with artificial cooling of buildings.
- keywords: adaptable; air; airflow; approaches; architecture; barnacle; biomimetic; building; burrows; circulation; cities; climate; concept; construction; continuous; cooling; curtain; design; diagram; dog; doi; effect; energy; equation; external; façade; fig; flow; greening; growth; heat; initial; island; journal; london; m.j; m/s; models; modules; natural; nature; paar; paper; petutschnigg; prairie; pressure; slot; speed; structure; surface; system; thermal; urban; use; ventilated; ventilation; verlag; voronoi; wall; wind
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- jfde-58
- author: Klein, Tillmann; Knaack, Ulrich
- title: Editorial
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 398
- flesch: 56
- summary: JFDE Journal of Facade Design and Engineering JFDE Journal of Facade Design and Engineering JFDE / Journal of Façade Design and engineering 005 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 5 / NUMBER 1 / 2017 Editorial Dear JFDE Readers and Authors, This issue is the result of the facade conference Powerskin, held on 19 January 2016 at the building tradefair ‘Bau’ in Munich. Again, JFDE was chosen as the platform to publish a selection of scientific papers.
- keywords: design; engineering; facade; issue; jfde; journal; scientific
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- jfde-6
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-12
- words: 6535
- flesch: 57
- summary: Figure 3 shows examples of louver facades. Figure 7 shows applied diagonally arranged louver facades.
- keywords: analysis; appearance; architectural; braces; brbs; building; cases; conditions; daylight; daylight factor; design; dimensions; direct; elements; engineering; environmental; experiment; external; facade; facade systems; factor; façade; fig; figure; finish; heat; height; illuminance; illumination; institute; integrated; integrated facade; interior; japan; kanagawa; lighting; louvers; m m; measured; measurement; misawa; mock; opening; outside; research; results; scale; seismic; shading; shows; sky; standards; steel; structural; sunlight; surface; systems; table; type; university; ups; values; window; y m
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- jfde-61
- author: Pinotti, Riccardo; Avesani, Stefano; Belleri, Annamaria; De Michele, Giuseppe; Ingenhoven, Philip
- title: Optimised Parametric Model of a Modular Multifunctional Climate Adaptive Facade for Shopping Centers Retrofitting
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 5402
- flesch: 44
- summary: Window glazing system models were developed using the WINDOW 7.4 database (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2011). The simulation engine was decoupled: visual comfort and artificial lighting use were assessed with Radiance, while the façade thermal behaviour was evaluated by means of building energy simulations in TRNSYS, taking into consideration the daylight assessment results.
- keywords: adaptive; air; application; available; bolzano; bozen; building; cases; category; climate; comfort; configurations; considered; consumption; demand; design; designers; different; energy; engineering; environment; facade design; façade; filtering; fixed; frame; glazing; high; hours; iaq; indoor; italy; journal; kwh; lighting; lpd; model; modular; module; multifunctional; natural; number; openable; order; outputs; parameterization; parametric; percentage; performance; possible; power; priority; process; reference; renewable; results; set; shading; shopping; simulation; standard; system; table; thermal; tool; total; trnsys; value; ventilation; volume; window; zone
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- jfde-63
- author: Prieto, Alejandro; Knaack, Ulrich; Auer, Thomas; Klein, Tillmann
- title: Solar façades - Main barriers for widespread façade integration of solar technologies
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 5693
- flesch: 40
- summary: 3.2.1 Barriers to overcome in product design and development As stated before, product related barriers received the most amount of total mentions. Figure 8 shows the subcategories of product related barriers, based on the gathered responses.
- keywords: aesthetics; architects; architectural; aspects; barriers; building; components; construction; cooling; cost; current; design; development; durability; energy; engineering; experience; façade; façade integration; findings; iea; information; integrated; integration; interest; interviewees; issues; journal; key; knowledge; lack; main; mentions; need; number; order; paper; performance; potential; process; products; related; relevant; research; responses; results; sample; solar; solar technologies; strategies; survey; systems; task; technical; technologies; technology; terms; thermal; volume
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- jfde-64
- author: Krimm, Jochen; Knaack, Ulrich; Techen, Holger
- title: Updated urban facade design for quieter outdoor spaces
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 4917
- flesch: 59
- summary: The average frequency distributed noise level of each of the four measuring points was calculated out of the frequency distributed noise level values of the single measurement points. Nevertheless the measurements and their results stay reliable because whenever a hard reflective geometry is reducing noise levels an introduction of absorbing material is always improving the acoustical performance.
- keywords: -0.4; acoustical; architectural; areas; author; axis; building; case; change; cities; data; db +0.1; delft; design; drawing; effect; engineering; engineering volume; environment; facade; facade design; figure; frankfurt; frequency; geometry; impact; journal; level; lyoner; main; measured; measurement; measuring; method; model; modification; noise; noise source; number; order; people; points; positions; propagation; research; results; scale; sound; source; space; strasse; studies; study; surface; track; urban; values; volume
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- jfde-66
- author: Hemmerle, Claudia
- title: Solar PV Building Skins: Structural Requirements and Environmental Benefits
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 6678
- flesch: 51
- summary: The research provides systematic and material-based knowledge enabling classification of glass based PV modules as regulated construction products according to the existing standards. This also applies to PV thin-film on glass modules, but to a lesser extent, as these only incorporated one cross-bus ribbon along the transverse axis connecting the outmost cells with the junction box in the centre.
- keywords: -eq; adhesive; applications; approval; berlin; beuth; bipv; bond; breakage; broken; building; carbon; cells; central; cigs; cycle; design; electricity; emissions; energy; engineering; environmental; european; facade; façades; fig; film; flexible; float; footprint; für; gas; generation; german; glass; glazing; greenhouse; influence; integrated; integration; interlayer; journal; laminated; life; load; lsg; material; mechanical; modules; number; payback; photovoltaic; primary; production; products; properties; pv modules; pvb; requirements; residual; resistance; results; roof; safety; safety glass; samples; shear; solar; standards; structural; systems; temperature; test; testing; thin; time; version; volume; wafer; years
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- jfde-67
- author: de Witte, Dennis; de Klijn-Chevalerias, Marie L.; Loonen, Roel C.G.M.; Hensen, Jan L.M.; Knaack, Ulrich; Zimmermann, Gregor
- title: Convective Concrete: Additive Manufacturing to facilitate activation of thermal mass
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 4907
- flesch: 63
- summary: While in his research Bernard focusses on CoolDeck that eliminates the influence of false ceilings and walls, Convective Concrete inner walls can be used as well for energy storage, but also the influence of cavities in front of the element activated need to be eliminated. Convective Concrete explores new ways of making more intelligent use of thermal mass in buildings.
- keywords: = 0<=>?@a; = ^∙_st̀; = 𝐵𝐵𝐵𝐵𝐵𝐵𝐵𝐵; air; box; building; concrete; constant; construction; convective; convective concrete; cooling; core; design; eindhoven; element; energy; engineering; facade; fig; formwork; heat; high; hollow; inside; internal; journal; mass; mock; model; night; number; performance; potential; process; research; results; simulation; slab; storage; summer; surface; system; temperature; thermal; time; university; use; ventilated; ventilation; volume; wall; 𝐶𝐶𝐶𝐶+ =; 𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹𝐹 =; 𝑇𝑇𝑇𝑇; 𝜁𝜁𝜁𝜁0 =
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- jfde-68
- author: Appelfeld, David
- title: Thermal optimization of curtain wall façade by application of aerogel technology
- date: 2017-01-01
- words: 3867
- flesch: 48
- summary: 6 View at the section of canopy structure and wall, with highlighted areas with condensation risk- before renovation 3.2 THERMAL OPTIMIZATION OF THE CURTAIN WALL FRAMING SYSTEM When a limited space needs to be highly insulated, as could be the case for a non-thermally broken curtain wall system or opaque walls with not sufficient thermal resistance and without adequate space for conventional thermal insulation, then the traditional insulation techniques often do not fulfil the demand. Building envelopes have many details which can easily introduce thermal bridge due to limited space of insulation or incorrectly solved construction detail.
- keywords: aerogel; application; bib; blanket; bridges; building; case; condensation; conductivity; construction; curtain; design; details; efficient; energy; engineering; envelope; façade; fig; heat; high; insulated; insulation; iso; journal; large; limited; m2k; material; number; optimization; option; paper; performance; resistance; slab; solution; space; stem; structure; system; table; technology; thermal; transmittance; value; volume; wall
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- jfde-8
- author: None
- title: None
- date: 2015-05-12
- words: 562
- flesch: 56
- summary: Journal of Facade Design and Engineering 2 (2014) 135–136 DOI 10.3233/FDE-150035 IOS Press 135 Editorial Facade Design and Engineering - Finding the scope within a growing community Facade Design and Engineering in many cases is related to other fields such as structural design, material technology, design and construction processes, building physics and climate design. The Building Technology master track at TU Delft started a program for Facade Design in 2007.
- keywords: building; community; design; engineering; facade; journal; offices; practice; research; scientific; scope
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- jfde-91
- author: Tavil, Aslihan; Celik, Oguz C.
- title: ICBEST Istanbul - Interdisciplinary perspectives for future building envelopes
- date: 2017-12-30
- words: 764
- flesch: 18
- summary: – “Modelling of active solar building envelopes for cost-effective evaluation”, by Maurer & Kuhn, explains the complexities of, and solutions for, solar building envelopes for cost-beneficial designs. – “A literature review of experimental setups monitoring thermal performance of vegetated facade systems” by Yuksel & Turkeri aims to explain the existing experimental setups for evaluation of the thermal performance of a felt type vegetated facade system, conducted in a temperate humid climate. – “Used building materials as secondary resources – Identification of valuable building material and automized deconstruction”, by Zabek et al., deals with a new approach for deconstructing used building elements and re-introducing them in new construction on a regional scale. – Basso & Del Grosso have discussed differences concerning the applicability of adaptive structures to engineering problems of different fields in “Directions for the design of energy efficient kinematics in adaptive solar building envelopes”. – Bauer et al.’s paper, entitled “Climate based daylight simulations with EvalDRC : Analysis of daylight redirecting components”, discusses the tool that was applied to a daylight optimization case study in order to introduce the new developments in daylight redirection simulation into architectural and engineering study programs.
- keywords: building; components; conference; daylight; design; editors; engineering; envelope; facade; guest; icbest; issue; paper; solar; special; systems; technologies
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- jfde-92
- author: Montali, Jacopo; Overend, Mauro; Pelken, P. Michael; Michele, Sauchelli
- title: Towards facades as Make-To-Order products – the role of Knowledge-Based-Engineering to support design
- date: 2017-12-30
- words: 4238
- flesch: 49
- summary: The main outcome is a preliminary framework for developing knowledge-based, digital tools to support and integrate facade design as well as different scenarios in which the tool can potentially be used, based on two types of procurement methods. Secondly, the increasing number of requirements in facade design in recent years, from initial structural safety to a wider spectrum of criteria, has also made the design activity highly interdisciplinary and interdependent; a single optimal solution does not exist, but rather a set of acceptable solutions within the above-mentioned domain that meet different criteria, while respecting constraints, should be evaluated.
- keywords: aerospace; application; approach; associated; base; case; concrete; cost; criteria; design; development; different; digital; early; engineering; facade; facade design; features; figure; forms; framework; future; information; integration; journal; kbe; knowledge; language; level; manufacturer; manufacturing; mass; methodology; model; moka; number; order; overall; panel; paper; physical; precast; process; product; rule; single; solution; specific; stages; standard; structure; support; systems; team; tool; type; uml; use; volume; work
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- jfde-95
- author: Maurer, Christoph; Kuhn, Tilmann E.
- title: Modelling of active solar building envelopes for cost-effective evaluation
- date: 2017-12-30
- words: 3113
- flesch: 43
- summary: However, solar building envelopes are more complex than conventional building envelopes due to their additional solar function. Therefore, IEA SHC Task 56, for example, is currently investigating solar building envelopes.
- keywords: accuracy; active; approach; available; bist; building; building envelopes; cases; collector; conventional; cost; data; design; detailed; different; elements; energy; engineering; envelopes; facade; flux; heat; inputs; interior; journal; maurer; model; number; outputs; parameters; performance; planning; simple; simulation; solar; solar building; solar thermal; thermal; volume
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- jfde-96
- author: Donato, Mattia; Zemella, Giovanni; Rapone, Gianluca; Hussain, Jak; Black, Conor
- title: An innovative app for a parametric, holistic and multidisciplinary approach to early design stages
- date: 2017-12-30
- words: 4291
- flesch: 50
- summary: The novel use of a game engine as design tool is one of the unique features of ARUP Solar. One aspects that has a significant impact on facade design is the control of solar gains through the transparent portion of the envelope.
- keywords: analysis; app; arup; building; calculation; case; data; daysim; design; different; early; elevation; energy; engineering; engineering volume; engineers; extra; facade; facade design; features; fig; figure; following; gains; geometry; grasshopper; incident; journal; large; mask; model; number; order; percentage; performance; post; process; radiance; radiation; renewable; requirements; results; set; shading; simulation; software; solar; stage; step; study; team; time; tools; unity; use; validation; values; volume
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- jfde-98
- author: Basso, Paolo; del Grosso, Andrea E.
- title: Directions for the design of energy efficient kinematics in adaptive solar building envelopes
- date: 2017-12-30
- words: 3731
- flesch: 48
- summary: From city’s station to station city 035 JOURNAL OF FACADE DESIGN & ENGINEERING VOLUME 5 / NUMBER 2 / 2017 Directions for the design of energy efficient kinematics in adaptive solar building envelopes Paolo Basso1, Andrea E. del Grosso2 1 D’Appolonia S.p.A., Via S. Nazaro 19, Genova, Italy, paolo.basso@dappolonia.it, michele.mililli@dappolonia.it 2 University of Genova, Italy, andrea.delgrosso@unige.it Abstract The development of adaptive building envelopes is receiving increasing interest in contemporary architecture, as it strives to cope with several requirements such as energy saving and harvesting (or mitigating environmental actions), improving performance and, finally, aesthetics. Since the research developed by the authors currently focuses on the conception of a new kind of adaptive solar envelope, i.e. an envelope with the characteristics of a rigid origami mechanism and an integrated solar energy harvesting process, the quantification of the achievable energy gain becomes the measure of the product’s effectiveness.
- keywords: actuation; actuators; adaptive; adaptivity; basso; building; configurations; control; del; design; different; dofs; edges; energy; engineering; envelope; facade; facade design; fig; finite; framework; fsc; glass; grosso; harvesting; initial; internal; journal; kinematics; main; mdof; mechanisms; mesh; nodes; number; optimal; optimization; order; paper; pattern; possible; process; skin; solar; space; states; strategy; structure; system; time; topology; volume
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- jfde-99
- author: Zabek, Magdalena; Hildebrand, Linda; Brell-Cokcan, Sigrid; Wirth, Matti
- title: Used building materials as secondary resources – Identification of valuable building material and automized deconstruction
- date: 2017-12-30
- words: 2891
- flesch: 44
- summary: The exchange of information about the possibilities and advantages of reusing building material is vital in increasing awareness of its ecological impact. By reusing building material, primary resources and energy used for production can be saved.
- keywords: acceptance; area; brick; building; circular; cladding; deconstruction; design; detachable; ecological; economy; effort; energy; engineering; facade; fig; future; germany; higher; insulation; journal; material; mineral; mining; natural; network; new; non; number; order; potential; primary; process; production; products; recycled; recycling; regional; research; resources; results; rhenish; secondary; stakeholders; survey; types; volume; waste
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