The study demonstrates improved energy efficiency and reactivity in high-rise buildings using machine learning and AI-driven façade systems.
This paper investigates the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into adaptive façade systems in high-rise buildings to improve energy efficiency through real-time reactivity with external conditions. Three façade systems—static, pre-programmed and AI-powered adaptive façade systems—are modelled and evaluated using Rhino and Grasshopper, Ladybug Tools, and OpenStudio, a full simulation environment, and algorithmic optimization techniques. The study assesses the potential of AI-driven façades to outperform both static and pre-programmed adaptive systems under various climatic scenarios by integrating a Machine Learning (ML) model trained using the Extreme Gradient Boosting (XGBoost) algorithm on contextual cross-validated environmental and building performance data. The findings show that AI-enhanced systems provide notable gains in energy efficiency and reactivity, especially under harsh weather.
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