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Energy simulations of a transparent‐insulated office façade retrofit in London, UK
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Smart and Sustainable Built Environment (2012) 1 (3): 253–276.
Published: 23 November 2012
... buildings. Energy performance simulations were performed for two generic types of high‐rise and low‐rise office building (Figure 2) using London climatic data. As indicated in Table I , the 15‐storey high‐rise office building chosen had a rectangular cross‐section 35 m×15 m and a gross floor area (GFA...
