300-m tower uses ceramic for heat control

A 302 m (990 ft) high-rise building in Dubai uses a ceramic facade to deliver shading and reduce heat radiation. The Wasl Tower, located near the iconic Burj Khalifa, combines traditional materials with advanced engineering to reduce cooling loads by approximately 10 percent. It is the region’s tallest building to feature a ceramic facade, a… Continue reading 300-m tower uses ceramic for heat control The post 300-m tower uses ceramic for heat control appeared first on Construction Specifier.

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