Thermochromic and electrochromic smart windows are increasingly receiving attention for
their specific ability to regulate the dynamics of light and heat. The goal of improving smart …

Thermochromic window technologies promise pioneering architectural windows with energy-
saving capabilities through the intelligent regulation of indoor solar irradiation and …

The ever increasing demand of energy consumption, and harmful CO 2 emission, which
causes global warming necessitate the urgent need of energy conservation particularly in …

Windows play a huge role in today's buildings, allowing for outside view and providing
occupants with daylight. However, windows are also often considered to be one of the …

Windows are vital elements in the built environment that have a large impact on the energy
consumption in indoor spaces, affecting heating and cooling and artificial lighting …

A large portion of energy consumed in buildings via infrared (IR) radiation through windows,
therefore, IR blocking protection or low-emission (Low-E) window is urgently required for …

Windows have long been recognized as the weakest link in a building's thermal envelope
due to their inherently low thermal resistance and static transmittance, resulting in increased …

This paper presents a comprehensive review of the current state-of-the-art coating
technologies for glazing applications. The main objective is to collect and present current …

Building energy reduction requires highly advanced low heat loss, heat gain and
comfortable daylight allowing glazing. Presently available glazing systems are classified …

Energy transfer in and out through the building envelope plays a prominent role in
determining the energy consumption of a building. This study proposes a new paradigm to …