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Please note that this OpenCourseWare platform will be replaced at the end of 2026 by a new platform (under the same url ocw.tudelft.nl).

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Thank you.

6.1.1 Recording of the live session

Course subject(s) 6. Wrapping up Façade design and engineering: complexity made simple

Find below a recording of the live online session that was held during a previous instructor-paced run of this course. This is nearly one hour long but feel free to jump straight to the point you find most relevant to you according to the following timings:

00:00 Marcel Bilow introduces the MOOC team.

02:30 Marcel introduces the Architectural Façades and Products Research Group.

06:30 Tillmann Klein talks about other online courses.

09:25 The team address a question from a learner on how to engage with the different elements of a façade during the design process.

18:10 The team address questions from a learner regarding the life expectancy of IGU, and the thermal conductivity of ventilated façades.

31:37 The team discuss the question What restrictions and requirements will the introduction of new technologies bring to façade design?

40:56 The team address a learner’s question on connections to control façade movement.

46:15 The team respond to a learner’s question on IGU glass air gap determination.

54:20 The team respond to a question on an exercise shared in Sketchdrive regarding an office building in Oman.

57.50 Holger Strauß answers questions on his task in Sketchdrive regarding Schwetzingen Castle, in Germany.

Recording of the live session

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