The BRANZ research organisation investigated the environmental implications of 51 alternative archetype window and door systems commonly available in the Australian domestic market, and modelled their thermal performance for a wide range of Australian climates. The study considered the materials used, their production, manufacture and transport, operation and maintenance, durability and life-span and the heating or cooling energy needed to maintain comfort.
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Resources
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Environment
A database of over 175 peer-reviewed design notes covering aspects of sustainability in the built environment for architects and allied professionals.
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