Synergistic Strategies: Comparing Energy Performance in Climate-Adaptive Building Envelopes for Iran's Cold Semi-Arid Climate

Climate change and improving building energy performance are significant contemporary concerns. Conversely, climate-adaptive building envelopes (CABEs) offer promising solutions to enhance structural performance amidst fluctuating environmental conditions. Despite extensive research, few studies hav...

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Published in:Journal of daylighting 2024-07, Vol.11 (2), p.181-202
Main Authors: Gholami, Hanieh, Talaei, Maryam
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