Research-Driven Building Envelope Design
A Systematic and Methodological Review on Future-oriented Innovations and Complexities
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Beschreibung
This book provides a systematic and methodological review of research-driven building envelope design, establishing a scientifically validated framework for analyzing innovations and complexities in advanced façade systems. It addresses the growing fragmentation of knowledge in advanced façade design by offering a transparent, reproducible, and PRISMA-based analytical apparatus capable of organizing heterogeneous research contributions into a coherent scientific structure. It systematically examines innovations and complexities through two interconnected domains: “innovative and complex design” methodologies, and “innovative and complex environmental and energy design” approaches. Within this framework, building envelopes are interpreted as multi-functional, adaptive, and computable systems, rather than static architectural components. Topics include computational and parametric design methodologies, simulation and performance-driven procedures, optimization and algorithmic decision-making frameworks, multi-criteria decision-making methods, BIM-integrated workflows, digital twins, and Artificial Intelligence–driven systems. These topics are not treated as isolated technologies but as interdependent methodological constructs whose relationships, assumptions, and limitations are critically assessed through structured comparison. The book also addresses a critical gap in existing literature by formalizing design knowledge through hierarchical organization of procedures and tools, supported by comparative diagrams and synoptic frameworks. Selected projects and experimental applications are used not as illustrative case studies but as verification layers to assess methodological robustness and operational feasibility.
This book provides a systematic and methodological review of research-driven building envelope design, establishing a scientifically validated framework for analyzing innovations and complexities in advanced façade systems. It addresses the growing fragmentation of knowledge in advanced façade design by offering a transparent, reproducible, and PRISMA-based analytical apparatus capable of organizing heterogeneous research contributions into a coherent scientific structure. It systematically examines innovations and complexities through two interconnected domains: “innovative and complex design” methodologies, and “innovative and complex environmental and energy design” approaches. Within this framework, building envelopes are interpreted as multi-functional, adaptive, and computable systems, rather than static architectural components. Topics include computational and parametric design methodologies, simulation and performance-driven procedures, optimization and algorithmic decision-making frameworks, multi-criteria decision-making methods, BIM-integrated workflows, digital twins, and Artificial Intelligence–driven systems. These topics are not treated as isolated technologies but as interdependent methodological constructs whose relationships, assumptions, and limitations are critically assessed through structured comparison. The book also addresses a critical gap in existing literature by formalizing design knowledge through hierarchical organization of procedures and tools, supported by comparative diagrams and synoptic frameworks. Selected projects and experimental applications are used not as illustrative case studies but as verification layers to assess methodological robustness and operational feasibility.
Intended for researchers and practitioners in architecture, building science, façade engineering, environmental design Serves as an epistemological instrument, moving beyond descriptive surveys to critically evaluate procedures & tools Adopts PRISMA 2020 Guidelines as a governing structure, positioning itself as a long-term reference
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Ingrid Paoletti
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PRISMA 2020 Guidelines Energy Building Envelope Design Complex Building Envelope Design Data Screening Process Façade Design Façade Systems Multi-criteria Decision-making