Lecture

Building Envelope: Façades

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This lecture covers the different types of building envelopes, focusing on façades. Topics include compact facades, ventilated facades, and the role of insulation in protecting against water and UV damage. Various construction methods and materials are discussed, such as painting, thermal insulation, and mortar. The lecture also addresses the importance of air circulation and vapor diffusion in building envelopes.

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