Journal of Facade Design and Engineering, Vol 3 No 3-4 (2015): Facade Design and Engineering

Journal Of Facade Design And Engineering

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Journal of Facade Design and Engineering, Vol 3 No 3-4 (2015): Facade Design and Engineering

Facade Design and Engineering

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Authors: Journal Of Facade Design And Engineering;

doi: 10.7480/jfde.2015.3-4

Journal of Facade Design and Engineering, Vol 3 No 3-4 (2015): Facade Design and Engineering

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Additive Manufacturing for Future Facades...225-235 Facade Design and Engineering...223 Study on Energy Conservation Performance for Integrated External Louver Facades...237-252 ANNUAL DAYLIGHT SIMLUATIONS WITH EvalDRC: ASSESSING THE PERFORMANCE OF DAYLIGHT REDIRECTING COMPONENTS...253-272 Evaluation of free-form concrete architecture, moulding systems and their technical potentials...273-288 An energy-active façade element from mineralized foam (MF) and micro-reinforced, ultra-high-performance concrete (mrUHPC)...289-301

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