Few parts of a building work harder than its envelope (also known as its facade). The envelope is the part of the building most visible from the outside--so it should be visually appealing--but it can also have the biggest effect on the well-being and safety of its occupants--so the envelope should be help heat and cool the building, allow light into it, and provide necessary structure. Too often, a building's envelope is more aesthetically striking than functional, or vice versa. A great building envelope, though, architecturally integrates all of its elements.
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This book is essential reading for students and professionals in design, architecture, engineering (civil, mechanical and electrical), construction and energy management.
As a result of changes in the composition of the population, society changes continuously with respect to various factors including age-structure, family composition and the availability of energy.
Thermal Inertia in Energy Efficient Building Envelopes provides the optimal solutions, tools and methods for designing the energy efficient envelopes that will reduce energy consumption and achieve thermal comfort and low environmental ...
Discusses the measurement and control of air moving inside buildings and between the inside and outside in 17 papers and discussions from a symposium in Dallas/Fort Worth in October 1993.
Recognition of RCR’s work in France with an exhibition including a selection of 7 projects, ranging from the first competition they won at the Punta Aldea Lighthouse to the last works still to be built in Paris, Île Seguin and the Vide ...
Sustainable Facades focuses onthe strategies and approaches for designing sustainable,high-performance building facades, and provides technical guidancefor architects and designers.
As a result of changes in the composition of the population, society changes continuously with respect to various factors including age-structure, family composition and the availability of energy.
ABSTRACT: The principal problem of residential building envelopes in Malta is that there was never a deliberate effort to use insulation in cavity walls, be it for thermal or acoustic isolation. However there was always a concern for ...
As a result of changes in the composition of the population, society changes continuously with respect to various factors including age-structure, family composition and the availability of energy.