Session 4: Ecology
Room 6 - Wednesday, 9 October 2019, 1:30 pm
Time | Topic | Speaker |
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1:30 pm |
Use of sustainable building materials on the example of the "House of Learning" When the "House of Learning" was designed an attempt was made to keep the ecological footprint as small as possible, whereby the client's socio-cultural and economic aspects play an equally role. There were many small measures and unconventional approaches necessary to pursue these goals. |
DI Martin Aichholzer |
1:55 pm |
Delivery of the first ‘high rise’ passive house development in the UK, lessons learned, and carbon impact study Agar Grove block is the largest scale Passivhaus development in the UK. It drove innovative ways of dealing with a masonry construction typical of the UK at scale. A growing awareness of embodied carbon led to research on the next phase comparing the construction and tender material carbon impacts. |
Ann-Marie Fallon |
2:20 pm |
PHPP and LCAQuick - an integrated energy / Life Cycle Assessment toolset Demonstration of the integration between the Microsoft Excel based LCAQuick and PHPP which allows simultaneous calculation of the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). This allows the designer to optimize the building to minimize energy and multiple environmental indicators simultaneously |
Jason Quinn |
2:45 pm |
Climate-specific renewable primary energy factors across China This paper describes the PER (primary energy renewable) approach based on selected examples from different climate zones in China. It explains how and why PER weighting factors vary for different locations and highlights the implications for combining energy efficiency and renewable energy supply. |
Jessica Grove-Smith |
3:10 pm |
Sustainable supply systems in multi-storey residential buildings The paradigm shift from fossil fuel based building services technology to a renewable energy supply makes possible new decentral techniques with a very favourable life cycle assessment. In the next few years the opportunity must be seized to bring sustainable technology onto the market on an industrial scale. |
Burkhard Schulze Darup |
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Programme
for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No 609019.