“…A cladding system allows the application of one material over another to provide a skin, or layer, over the building to define both its outer shape and finishing material [25]. In addition, non-loadbearing claddings can be implemented as a system where outer lightweight panels are used in conjunction with an inner structural framework [25]. This setup allows one to freely define, up to a certain extent, the overall shape and material of the non-structural panels, where the typical materials of choice may range among the following alternatives: brick, stone, metal (aluminium or steel), timber (wood), glass, concrete, ceramic tiles, vinyl siding, fibre cement, and different composite materials (aluminium composite panels, fibre-reinforced plastic) [16,25,26].…”