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Before the trade towers are rebuilt -- as some suggest they should be -- such studies should be used to design buildings able to "withstand this scenario," Dr. Williamson said.

Besides, it includes a temperature model for buildings, able to consider its thermal inertia and allowing prosumers to take advantage of its demand response (DR) capabilities regarding its thermal and electricity needs.

The fusion between traditional technologies (ventilated façade, Trombe wall) and innovative materials (electrochromics, phase-change materials) could allow, today, to realize buildings able to change their behaviour in accordance with external conditions and to produce the energy needed for their operation.

In 2005, the University opened two on-campus housing buildings, able to house 400 residents.

Pi is used by structural engineers who need to design buildings able to withstand earthquakes.

A university spokeswoman said a total of £26m would be spent on two 350-seat lecture theatres and 30-seat lecture rooms in a new building able to hold 2,000 students.

How can we ensure our school buildings are able to change with the evolving demands of the curriculum?

Indian security forces surrounding the buildings were able to monitor the terrorists' outgoing calls by intercepting their cellphone signals.

In fact, brokers said, some specialty buildings were able to command up to 20 percent more than comparable space in a general office building.

But most of those buildings were able to reopen by the beginning of January, said Liz Berger, president of the Downtown Alliance.

She said that more extreme weather as a result of climate change was likely to make buildings less able to cope.