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The article defines the main goal in the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war, namely the harmonization of building codes with European standards for mass design and construction of energy-efficient housing and other buildings from local materials ...
Kostyantyn Holovatyuk
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An analysis on the benefits of vernacular architecture to design passivhaus buildings in Kurdistan
Design features have shifted towards more climatic responsive buildings, in respond to the effect that the building industry has on the environment and the global climate.
Jimenez-Bescos, C., Ahmed, B.J.
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Winter thermal performance assessment of the UK’s first Passivhaus-certified extra care home
This study presents an in-use winter thermal performance assessment of the UK’s first Passivhaus-certified extra-care home, focusing on three representative zones (entrance area, staff room, and manager’s cabin).
B. Macha +4 more
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Cost-Related Drivers and Barriers of Passivhaus: A Systematic Literature Review
Passivhaus (PH) has gained global recognition for its energy-efficient features despite a 5% to 10% higher construction cost than traditional houses, especially within European countries. However, its adoption and popularity have not met the same fate in
Kajavathani Panchalingam +2 more
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ABSTRACT Reverse logistics (RL) aims to direct demolition waste (DW) away from landfills towards alternative uses by converting it into reprocessed construction materials (RCMs). However, recent studies indicate that the uptake of RCMs remains limited, adversely affecting the effectiveness of RL for DW. Therefore, developing markets for these materials
Gihan Anuradha Tennakoon +2 more
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Interrogating the technical, economic and cultural challenges of delivering the PassivHaus standard in the UK [PDF]
A peer-reviewed eBook, which is based on a collaborative research project coordinated by Dr. Henrik Schoenefeldt at the Centre for Architecture and Sustainable Environment at the University of Kent between May 2013 and June 2014.
Schoenefeldt, Henrik +12 more
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Providing high air quality is crucial to the health and well‐being of older people living in nursing homes. A measurement study was undertaken in 22 communal rooms of five nursing homes in Spain to investigate the effects of heating, ventilation, and air‐conditioning (HVAC) systems, room characteristics, and occupant activities on the indoor air ...
Alba Fuertes +5 more
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Net Zero Energy‐Ready Buildings: A Canadian Construction Perspective and Evaluation
The design process for net‐zero energy‐ready buildings (NZErB) enhances energy resilience. This study assesses the potential of new and retrofit buildings in Canada to achieve NZErB status, using key performance indicators. Most new buildings and many retrofit ones meet level 5 in airtightness, TEDI, MEUI, and energy efficiency, with cellulose ...
Noushad Ahamed Chittoor Mohammed +5 more
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Overheating in buildings is a growing challenge in temperate climates, even in those where the traditional design focus was on protecting from cold and winter energy savings.
Jorge Otaegi +2 more
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PASSIVHAUS APLICADO AO INSTITUTO DE ARTES LYGIA PAPE
Atualmente as crescentes demandas por energia configuram-se em um dos maiores problemas da construção civil, visto que a maior parcela do gasto energético parte justamente do uso e manutenção das edificações.
Thaís Fernandes Vilela +2 more
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