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8.1
Predictive Model for Optimal Growth and Benefits of Exterior Building-Integrated Vegetation
by Keith Van de Riet & Eiman Graiz
Vegetated surfaces in urban environments have the potential to improve building energy performance, reduce urban...
Predictive Model for Optimal Growth and Benefits of Exterior Building-Integrated Vegetation
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8.1
Co-Innovating for Integrated Research, Teaching, and Outreach in Sea Level Rise Adaptation
by Wendy Meguro
Approximately 680 million people live in low-lying coastal regions susceptible to flooding (IPCC 2019), and architects...
Co-Innovating for Integrated Research, Teaching, and Outreach in Sea Level Rise Adaptation
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8.1
Concrete and Development: Context-driven Formwork Design for Scalable, Accessible and Low-carbon Concrete Structures
by Mohamed A. Ismail, Nebyu S. Haile, Abigail M. Sefah, Yiqing Wang & Caitlin T. Mueller
Society is building at an unprecedented rate: building stock will need to double by 2060 (UNEP 2021), adding over...
Concrete and Development: Context-driven Formwork Design for Scalable, Accessible and Low-carbon Concrete Structures
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8.1
Evaluating Climate and Community Health Care Infection Risks through Computational Predesign 
by Lisa Sundahl Platt & Ali Mahmoudi
This study highlights the value of computational modeling in health care infection prevention planning, especially...
Evaluating Climate and Community Health Care Infection Risks through Computational Predesign 
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8.1
Neural Networks for Monitoring Microalgae Biomass in Building Façades
by Adham M. Elmalky & Mohamad T. Araji
The substantial impact of buildings on CO2 emissions and climate change highlights the urgent need to adopt sustainable...
Neural Networks for Monitoring Microalgae Biomass in Building Façades
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8.1
Y02 as Climate Praxis 
by Richard L. Hindle
This article introduces the recently adopted Y02 patent classification scheme, covering the broader cross-sectoral...
Y02 as Climate Praxis 
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8.1
Application of Topology Optimization as a Form-Finding Method in Architectural Design, A Case Study: Pardisan Urban Footbridge
by Hamideh Soroush, Roham Afghani Khoraskani, Hamid Aliakbarlou & Mohammadreza Hafezi
This paper proposes a framework to integrate Topology Optimization (TO) techniques into the architectural design...
Application of Topology Optimization as a Form-Finding Method in Architectural Design, A Case Study: Pardisan Urban Footbridge
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7.2
The Ingenuity of Circularity 
by Timothy Adekunle & Lola Ben Alon
A “circular economy” or “circularity” model embodies reducing, reusing, and recycling principles1. This...
The Ingenuity of Circularity 
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7.2
Automatic Generation of Architectural Plans with Machine Learning
by Reza Babakhani
The fact that computer software has no intuition about the design process is the main reason not to outsource that...
Automatic Generation of Architectural Plans with Machine Learning
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7.2
Comparing Design Features of Campus Buildings with Adaptation/Demolition Outcomes 
by Anna K. Becker, Brandon E. Ross & Dustin Albright
Adaptable buildings are a vital part of circularity in the built environment. With long-term owners, defined sustainability...
Comparing Design Features of Campus Buildings with Adaptation/Demolition Outcomes 
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