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Kinetic facades: An evolutionary-based performance evaluation framework

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Salman Oukati Sadegh *
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Eugenia Gasparri
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Arianna Brambilla
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Anastasia Globa
DOI:10.1016/j.jobe.2022.104408delete
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Abstract

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Multi-functional kinetic facades have great potential to adapt to the environment, reduce building energy consumption, regulate shading and natural ventilation, and improve human thermal and visual comfort. However, due to their complex nature, kinetic facades systems are often associated with highly onerous time-consuming design and fabrication processes, which significantly limit their diffusion and market uptake. This research aims to propose an integrated, systematic framework that supports kinetic facades' performance design and decision making since projects' early design stages. The proposed method makes use of Multi-objective Evolutionary Algorithms (MOEA) which have proven successful in providing optimum solutions for complex problems. The efficacy of the framework is then validated based on a case study analysis to improve daylighting performance in an office building context. The results indicate that the integration of the proposed framework can provide a variety of data to support performance evaluation and to identify the most efficient kinetic facades solutions; moreover, this method provided a variety of optimal solutions using Pareto front and the Ranking Method; each being advantageous in a specific set of criteria as evidenced by improved useful daylight illuminance by up to 30%, daylight autonomy by up to 20% while keeping the under-lit and over-lit values as low as under 10%. Finally, future research can focus on the integration of soft computing methods to create a smart and intelligent performance evaluation framework for kinetic facades.
Keywords:
Adaptive building envelope
Responsive building fa?ade
Multi-objective evolutionary algorithm
Evaluation framework
Building performance

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Journal of Building Engineering cover
Journal of Building Engineering
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7.4
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1.7W
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6.6W

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Polytechnic University of Milan
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2.0W
Papers: 1.8W
Citations: 24
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University of Sydney
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Papers: 6.2W
Citations: 90
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