José M. Pérez-Bella

Associate Professor (with tenure, civil servant)

Spain

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José M. Pérez-Bella is an Associate Professor with tenure at the Universidad de Zaragoza Escuela de Ingeniería y Arquitectura in Spain. His research focuses on façade design, wind-driven rain exposure, and building performance, as reflected in his recent articles exploring these themes in various geographical contexts, including the Netherlands and Spain. His work aims to bridge traditional studies with performance-based design to enhance building façade resilience.

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Pedro Luis Lopez-Julian

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Escuela Universitaria de Diseño Innovación y Tecnología

SPAIN

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Scott Orr

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Enrique Cano-Suñén

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Universidad de Zaragoza

SPAIN

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Articles (10)

Comprehensive and enhanced characterisation of wind-driven rain exposure on building façades throughout the Netherlands

GIS-based application to calculate directional wind-driven rain exposure on residential buildings at an urban scale: The case study of Zaragoza, Spain

A Comprehensive Approach to Facade Design for Preventing Rainwater Penetration: Implementation in Spanish Regions

Incorporating façade-specific climatic factors to improve the ISO 15927-3 characterisation of wind-driven rain spells: Dutch and Spanish case studies

Closing the gap between traditional wind-driven rain studies and the performance-based design of building façades: Case study of the Netherlands

An alternative approach to estimate any subdaily extreme of rainfall and wind from usually available records

Directional characterisation of annual and temporary exposure to rainwater penetration on building façades throughout Mexico

Improvement of a functional method to determine the design thermal transmittance of building façades. Implementation in southern Spain

Avoiding the need to directionally determine the exposure to rainwater penetration for façade designs

Equivalence between the methods established by ISO 15927-3 to determine wind-driven rain exposure: Reanalysis and improvement proposal

Collaborators (3)

Pedro Luis Lopez-Julian

Scott Orr

Enrique Cano-Suñén

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