Highly Efficient Façades with Innovative Shading and Light Control
The Science and Engineering Complex (SEC) on the Allston Campus is the largest new building at Harvard University in recent decades with a footprint
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Finally
<p>For over 60 years architects, engineers, and consultants have been specifying stainless steels for use in building skins and in some structural…
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Saving Face
In 1871, a fourth level Architecture course was offered in New York City that instructed on topics such as heating, ventilation and circulation of
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United States Olympic and Paralympic Museum
<p>Advanced fabrication processes combined with parametric 3D modeling give designers and architects the freedom and versatility to push the…
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Hydroformed Shading
<p>New approaches to lightweight metal forming have the potential to advance architectural fabrication, particularly in the design and engineering of…
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Stainless Steel 101
This paper presents a summary of the industry advances beyond T304 and T316 austenitic stainless steels. The greater availability of precipitation
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Elliptical Ways
<p>Construction projects almost invariably encounter a critical stage at the moment of handover between the designing and the executing party. At…
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Hydrophobic Stainless Steel Surfaces
There is no doubting the longevity of stainless steel building facades. The Chrysler Building and numerous buildings that followed have stood the
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Contextual Envelopes
Aesthetic and technical capabilities of facade design have become seemingly endless as building technologies progress. While the capacity to address
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Differentiated Building Skin
<p>The Los Angeles Stadium’s doubly curved skin is composed of over 35,000 unique triangular panels covering 296,502 square feet of surface area. The…
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Evaluating Additive Manufacturing for Metallic Facade Components
The state-of-the-art of Additive Manufacturing (AM), popularly known as 3D printing, shows its prospective future in the
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Curved Forming Panel Facades
The performative and visual aspects of curved forming/bending thin “formable” planar materials is explored. Early tests for deflection indicate that