Building Envelope Analysis

Building Envelope Analysis examines the parts of a building's outer shell—walls, roof, windows, and doors—to assess how well they protect the interior from external elements like weather, temperature, and noise. It identifies areas where heat, air, or moisture may escape or enter, affecting energy efficiency and indoor comfort. This analysis helps engineers and architects optimize insulation, sealing, and materials, ensuring the building performs well in terms of energy use, durability, and occupant comfort. Essentially, it evaluates how effectively the building's outer layer maintains a stable and efficient indoor environment.