RESPONSIVE BUILDING SKIN

Ecofacade stands out as a revolutionary concept inspired by the intricate art of origami. This Miura fold pattern design is more than just an aesthetic marvel; it’s an intelligent, responsive facade system designed to harmonize with the environment. Ecofacade operates on a simple yet sophisticated principle: adjusting to environmental conditions to maintain optimal indoor settings. It is equipped with sensors that continually monitor three key parameters: temperature, humidity, and lighting. Ecofacade is not just a step towards eco-friendly architecture; it’s a leap towards a sustainable future. By actively responding to environmental conditions, it significantly reduces energy consumption, thereby cutting down carbon emissions.

How it works

Identifying the ideal thresholds for controlling the facade:

// TEMPRETURE ideal = 20°C to 25°C

// HUMIDITY ideal = 30% to 50%

// LIGHTING ideal = 500 to 1000 lux

Responding to sensors:

// if temperature , humidity or lighting reading exceeds limit, close the facade to reduce heat and brightness

// if temperature, humidity or lighting reading is below limit open facade to allow more light or more warmth

// if sun light is within range open facade and dim lights inside building

// if its night time turn on led lights and keep facade closed

Bill of materials

Schematic

Testing

CODE

Future

Looking ahead, the potential applications of Ecofacade are immense. Imagine urban landscapes filled with these smart, self-adjusting buildings, each contributing to a greener, more sustainable environment. The adaptability of the design allows it to be integrated into various architectural styles, making it a versatile solution for future constructions.

As we delve deeper into the possibilities of Ecofacade, we open doors to a future where our buildings are not just structures, but dynamic entities that interact intelligently with their surroundings. The Ecofacade is more than a design; it’s a vision of a harmonious coexistence between human habitation and nature.