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Effects of Façade Geometry on Fire Spread
The geometry of building façades has become an increasingly significant design parameter in contemporary architecture due to the widespread use of glass, steel, and lightweight cladding systems. While these façade solutions improve aesthetics and energy performance, they may also influence fire deve
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