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- 9789461863379
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- TU Delft
- Date de publication
- 05/09/2014
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- anglais
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Facade Refurbishment Toolbox.
Supporting the Design of Residential Energy Upgrades
Thaleia Konstantinou, TU Delft, Architecture and the Built Environment
TU Delft
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The starting point of the research is the need to refurbish existing
residential building stock, in order to reduce its energy demand, which
accounts for over one fourth of the energy consumption in the European Union.
Refurbishment is a necessary step to reach the ambitious energy and
decarbonisation targets for 2020 and 2050 that require an eventual reduction
up to 90% in CO2 emissions. In this context, the rate and depth of
refurbishment need to grow. The number of building to be renovated every year
should increase, while the energy savings in renovated buildings should be
over 60% reduction to current energy demand. To achieve that, not only is it
necessary to find politics and incentives, but also to enable the building
industry to design and construct effective refurbishment strategies. This
research focuses on refurbishment of the building envelope, as it is very
influential with regard to energy reduction.
*[Dr]: Docteur
residential building stock, in order to reduce its energy demand, which
accounts for over one fourth of the energy consumption in the European Union.
Refurbishment is a necessary step to reach the ambitious energy and
decarbonisation targets for 2020 and 2050 that require an eventual reduction
up to 90% in CO2 emissions. In this context, the rate and depth of
refurbishment need to grow. The number of building to be renovated every year
should increase, while the energy savings in renovated buildings should be
over 60% reduction to current energy demand. To achieve that, not only is it
necessary to find politics and incentives, but also to enable the building
industry to design and construct effective refurbishment strategies. This
research focuses on refurbishment of the building envelope, as it is very
influential with regard to energy reduction.
*[Dr]: Docteur
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