Adaptive facades are the future in the field of energy savings in buildings. Behaviour of outside facing elements of the glass facade can continuously affect the flow of energy and light according to the current outside environmental conditions and thus they can significantly reduce energy consumption for heating/cooling and lighting. Facing elements connections with other facade parts are advantageously designed as a glued due to important benefits that adhesive connections provide. But there is a lack of information about semi-rigid or rigid adhesive connections in the facades, which is a very specific application for glued joints due to the requirements on durability, strict geometrical imperfections and connections of unconventional materials often used in the facade design. The main goals of the project are the involvement of all these requirements to experimental analysis of chosen adhesives, selection of suitable methods for testing also with ageing effect and development of numerical models.