New assessment protocols to improve building envelope resilience-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

New assessment protocols to improve building envelope resilience

Published:2024-06-10 Issue:27 Volume: Page:270-278
ISSN:2239-0243
Container-title:TECHNE - Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment
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Short-container-title:Techne

Author:

Milardi Martino^ORCID,Mandaglio Mariateresa^ORCID,Mazzucchelli Enrico Sergio^ORCID,Rigone Paolo^ORCID,Giussani Paolo^ORCID

Abstract

The current regulations on building envelope requirements are no longer related only to aspects of energy efficiency or guarantee of durability over time, but also to new performance scenarios concerning technological systems in relation to adaptation, mitigation and resilience to increasingly frequent extreme climate events. The research aims to analyse causes, effects and potential strategies to increase the resilience of the building envelope in case of extreme events, proposing solutions to reduce the consequences of the impact of flying debris on the building envelope. The contribution is the result of a research activity conducted within the HORIZON METABUILDING LABS Innovation research project.

Publisher

Firenze University Press

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