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Dachówki ceramiczne stosowane na elewacjach

Rytel Patryk

Ceramika Budowlana

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2019

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nr 1-2

27--28

PL

Elewacje to bez wątpienia istotna część każdego budynku, która jest jednocześnie jego wizytówką. Coraz częściej na elewacje stosowane są rozwiązania takie jak okładziny ceramiczne, kamienne, drewniane czy fasadowe wentylowane. Do tego grona ostatnio dołączyła nowa metoda, a mianowicie zastosowanie dachówek ceramicznych na elewacjach, co jest ciekawym i jednocześnie estetycznym rozwiązaniem.

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Optical properties of opaque and light-transmitting photovoltaic systems in architecture and their influence on architectural form

Brzezicki Marcin, Muszyńska-Łanowy Magdalena

Teka Komisji Architektury, Urbanistyki i Studiów Krajobrazowych

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2018

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Vol. 14, nr 1

44--54

EN

Energy-harvesting systems installed on facades have an immense influence on the perception of architecture. Technologies at various stages of advancement are currently used. Apparent (clearly visible) PV elements (e.g. old-generation applied solar panels) are being replaced by technologies that integrate those systems into the building’s envelope using miniaturization, lamination and surface mounting (e.g. BIPV). In the current application of PV, three distinct trends ca be observed: (i) the integration of energy-collecting elements into the shell and (ii) their deliberate display and use as, for example, shading, cladding or other forms of decoration, or (iii) the development of “invisible” PV systems. The research question is how the development of these systems affects architecture. Does the process of integration enrich the building’s architectural expression or negatively affect the perception of the building’s transparent surfaces?

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Morphology of serrated glass facades. Repetitive and non-repetitive serration. Single and double serrated facades

Brzezicki M.

Architecture Civil Engineering Environment

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2018

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Vol. 11, no. 4

7--20

EN

Serrated building envelopes are a very eye-catching element of contemporary architecture. This type of façade in plan resembles the edges of a serrated blade, hence the name. Serrated facades substantially influence the building’s tectonics understood as the relationship between the structural and the artistic form. They also have a major impact both on building physics (increased surface of heat exchange compared to flat facades, solar avoidance - decreased solar gains if properly designed) and on visual appeal. This paper examines façade morphology and analyses regular (repetitive) and irregular (non- repetitive) serration of façades and its influence on the aesthetic quality of the envelope. The morphological analysis also includes the direction of the serration. An exceptional feature of serrated façades is that the optical phenomena on the façade change depending on the viewing angle. The presented paper is based on case studies with special attention to morphological and qualitative analysis. Recently completed case studies serve as visual (photographs) and graphical illustrations (diagrammatic drawings). A review of technical and engineering justifications of the use of serrated facades is also included and briefly explained.