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Building Façade
The building envelope plays a vital role in regulating indoor temperatures, enhancing energy efficiency, and providing protection from weather conditions such as rain, wind, and extreme temperatures. It also contributes to the aesthetic appeal and overall functionality of the building.
The building envelope's components mainly act as thermal insulators and weather barriers, transferring the load to the interlocking slab. These materials include cladding systems, curtain walls, and other facades that provide necessary protection without adding significant weight or load to the building’s framework.
Non-Load Bearing:
This system not only allows for large, transparent surfaces but also contributes to the load-bearing capacity of the building. It can be used in walls, facades, or as part of the structural framing, offering both aesthetic and functional benefits.
Load Bearing Glazing:
These techniques involve the application of materials that protect against water penetration, moisture buildup, and other environmental factors that can cause damage to the structure. Proper weather and waterproofing solutions ensure long-lasting durability, prevent mold growth, and maintain the integrity of the building.
Weather and Waterproofing:
Incorporating plants or vegetation into the building’s exterior as part of the envelope. These solutions not only improve the aesthetic appeal of a building but also offer benefits such as natural insulation, reduced energy consumption, and improved air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and providing shade.