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Recognition · No. 06 · Published 2016

The most-read paper in 60 years of Architectural Science Review

What is an intelligent building?

At a glance
Graphic accompanying the May 2024 update on What is an intelligent building? Its readership figure is historical.
Graphic accompanying the May 2024 update on What is an intelligent building? Its readership figure is historical.
Role
Lead author
Journal
Architectural Science Review, 59(5), 338–357
Second most-read
Sick building syndrome: are we doing enough? (2018), 15,000+ downloads
50,000+Downloads
60Years of the journal
#1Most-read paper
The story

A defining question

What is an intelligent building? analysed how the idea of intelligent buildings was being interpreted internationally. It has become the most-read paper in the 60-year history of Architectural Science Review, with more than 50,000 downloads.

And a second

Amir's review Sick building syndrome: are we doing enough? is the journal's second most-read paper, with more than 15,000 downloads.

The 2024 image

The image reproduced here records a May 2024 readership update. Its 46,000-view figure is historical; the later record described above exceeds 50,000 downloads.

Evidence
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