Optimising High-Rise Buildings for Self-Sufficiency in Energy Consumption and Food Production Using Artificial Intelligence: Case of Europoint Complex in Rotterdam
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self-sufficiency; vertical farming; energy consumption; BIPV; building performance simulation; metropolis; artificial intelligence; machine learning; computational optimisation;All these keywords.
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