An experimental study on thermal effects in building integrated semi transparent double skin façades for a nearly zero energy building

Key Points

• Enhanced thermal effects improve energy efficiency in building designs, supporting nearly zero energy goals.
• Results showed a notable reduction in energy consumption due to optimized facade integration and thermal performance.
• Observational analysis of thermal behavior across multiple facade designs led to insightful conclusions about energy use.
• Implications suggest that thermal management strategies for facades may significantly advance sustainable architecture.