Integrated parametric design of adaptive facades for user's visual comfort

Tabadkani, Amir; Shoubi, Masoud Valinejad; Soflaei, Farzaneh; Banihashemi, Saeed

doi:10.1016/j.autcon.2019.102857

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“…Some research has been done using either digital prototyping method (Tabadkani et al 2019;Yoon and Bae 2020) or physical models equipped with an automatic-kinetic system. This research employed a method of Sliding Sudare automatickinetic system that have been formulated in the previous study (Hariyadi 2017).…”

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The comparison of device materials of sliding sudare using a prototyping method

Hariyadi

Jati

Afif

et al. 2021

ARTEKS J. Tek. Arsit.

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Sliding Sudare has a big potential to be developed considered its high effectiveness in minimizing building energy consumption while still maintaining its visibility quality. Meanwhile, its original blinds that is made of bamboo cannot withstand extreme weather and have a short lifespan. Therefore, this research is to investigate the effectiveness of the other material alternatives namely stainless steel, plastic, and natural fiber. A scaled model is used for prototyping the materials in the shape of bicycle spokes, PLA+ (3D printer filament), and bamboo slats as the blinds. These everyday objects were tested in terms of their physical characteristic and were measured by four parameters (security requirement, weather resistance, construction process, and cost-effectiveness). From the research, it was concluded that bicycle spokes has the highest overall performance with the highest advantages in weather resistance requirement, cost-effectiveness, and construction; whilst PLA+ and bamboo slats have the least overall performance though both have high advantage in terms of security requirement.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The comparison of device materials of sliding sudare using a prototyping method

Hariyadi

Jati

Afif

et al. 2021

ARTEKS J. Tek. Arsit.

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“…Therefore, coupling electric lighting controls with daylight availability is an essential method to reduce the electrical energy demand automatically when there is sufficient daylight. However, there is no agreement on choosing the optimum location of artificial lighting sensors [7], but in the literature, studies mostly focused on task plane conditions [23,29,30]. As a step further from existing studies, instead of satisfying only a single condition such as maintaining indoor task illuminance level, recent studies integrated multi-objective controls to control both thermal and visual comfort simultaneously [31,32].…”

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Analysis of the impact of automatic shading control scenarios on occupant’s comfort and energy load

Tabadkani

Roetzel

et al. 2021

Applied Energy

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Conducting a brute-force method to assess the impact of automated shading controls.• Three environmental parameters are significantly effective on results. • Higher improvements are observed in cities with high environmental variations.• In case of targeting single objective an open-loop control mechanism performed better.• Activation thresholds have the least impact on indoor operative temperature.

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“…Moreover, there is no consistent definition of façade adaptability, as different authors approach the topic from a different perspective. The papers reporting individual studies of adaptive/responsive/switchable façade are frequent but focus only on those parameters/features that are used by the authors to study the solution being investigated, like the studies by Holstov et al (2015), Jayathissa et al (2018), andTabadkani et al (2019). Multi-criteria investigations across different fields of adaptive facades are generally uncommon, however, some studies consider general characteristics of adaptive facades.…”

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A typology of adaptive façades. An empirical study based on the morphology of glazed facades

Brzezicki

2021

Cogent Arts & Humanities

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A building's façade is its main interface with the external environment. Adaptive façade, one recent invention in the façade industry, has the capability to change its behaviour in real-time to respond to internal and/or external parameters, by means of materials, components, and systems. Among these, the adaptive shading and the façade glazing are two components that must fit together. This paper focuses on the spatial relationship between these components. It presents the results of the morphological analysis of façades with adaptive shading systems and the spatial relation between the adaptive shading system and the building's glass envelope. To characterise this relation, we formulated two measures: depth and distance. The results revealed four types of such relations: (i) the shading elements are located outside the building's glass envelope, (ii) they are covered by the glass envelope, (iii) they are located between the layers of the glazing façade, and (iv) they represent thin coatings that are flush with the surface of the glass. These results provide important insights into the emergence of new aesthetical trends in architecture, especially given the most recent technologies adopted in façades. In conclusion, we bring empirical evidence that the location of the shading system in relation to the glass envelope of a building is the key morphological Marcin Brzezicki

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Integrated parametric design of adaptive facades for user's visual comfort

Cited by 116 publications

References 32 publications

The comparison of device materials of sliding sudare using a prototyping method

The comparison of device materials of sliding sudare using a prototyping method

Analysis of the impact of automatic shading control scenarios on occupant’s comfort and energy load

A typology of adaptive façades. An empirical study based on the morphology of glazed facades

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