Adaptive System Development for Secondary Skin

Firza Utama Sjarifudin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.534.125

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Adaptive System Development for Secondary Skin

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This paper will cover the development of Adaptive secondary skin system. Adaptation is essential to managing the problem of climate change. In order to meet this growing challenge, the system will propose a new generation of secondary skin that optimize their configuration in real time by responding to environmental. Performance-based technologies in architectural element have barely lived up to their full potential. The secondary skin system is developed using kinetic object method that could generate changeability in its shape, pattern, and orientation that was controlled by actuators. These actuators received inputs from surrounding environmental data. Furthermore parametric tools, sensors, and environmental modeling was used to create truly dynamic and responsive secondary building skin.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 534)

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Firza Utama Sjarifudin

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Adaptive System, Building Skin, Kinetic Architecture, Parametric Design

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