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Evaluating and improving thermal and energy performance of 3D-printed and conventional residential buildings in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s largest energy producers, with high rates of energy consumption and carbon emissions. The domestic demand for energy is on the rise despite governmental efforts to promote sustainability and improve energy efficiency. Among all sectors, the building and constructio
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