“GREEN ADAPTIVE FACADES IN MIXED-USE HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS IN TROPICAL CLIMATES”

Sustainable building design, particularly in mixed-use high-rise buildings, is crucial for reducing energy consumption and improving occupant comfort. Adaptive facades play a significant role in achieving these goals by optimising energy performance, enhancing occupant comfort, and providing flexibility to meet the diverse needs of residential, hotel, and office spaces. As the importance of sustainability grows, the integration of adaptive facades will continue to be a key aspect of building design, contributing to a more sustainable and comfortable built environment.  

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