Analysis of Alternative Building Envelope Solutions to Improve Energy Efficiency

Mohamed, Noha ahmed; El-Dash, Karim M.; Attia, Tarek M.; Abdel-Monem, Mohamed

doi:10.1109/smartcities4.056956.2023.10526045

2023 2nd International Conference on Smart Cities 4.0 2023

DOI: 10.1109/smartcities4.056956.2023.10526045

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Analysis of Alternative Building Envelope Solutions to Improve Energy Efficiency

Noha ahmed Mohamed,

Karim M. El-Dash,

Tarek M. Attia

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Analysis of Alternative Building Envelope Solutions to Improve Energy Efficiency

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