Facade optimization based on Sunlight
Two layers of the facade: one is stable, and the other layer grows based on the points that are warmer or receive more
sunlight to reduce heat and sunlight.
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The design objectives
Environmental Sustainability
Energy Efficiency: Reduce energy consumption for heating, cooling, and lighting.
Climate Adaptation: Design to adapt to varying climate conditions and reduce heat island effects.
Human Comfort
Thermal Comfort: Maintain optimal indoor temperatures through passive design strategies.
Visual Comfort: Maximize natural light while minimizing glare and overheating.
Adaptive Facade System
Responsive Mechanisms: Implement sensors and actuators that enable the facade to respond dynamically to environmental changes.
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