Add to ORKGThis thesis explored the energy conservation requirements necessary to retrofit existing historic structures. Residential and small commercial buildings were selected as significant examples. This study discussed and analyzed the historic, climatic, technical, and economic contexts which impact the energy conservation strategy. The major economic and architectural benefits were identified and described. A methodology was developed incorporating feasible retrofitting measures for historic buildings. This included technical and economic ranking of retrofitting measures with prototypical building type studies documenting the theoretical thermal performance before and after incorporation of retrofitting measures.Department of ArchitectureThesis...
In recent decades, the energy efficiency and cultural heritage binomial has assumed an increasing im...
For heritage buildings, energy-efficient retrofitting cannot be applied with the same range of possi...
Buildings are responsible for a total of 40% energy consumption and cause 32% of total carbon emissi...
In the last few decades, there is a trend towards the energy performance enhancement and improve of ...
This dissertation addresses the increasing need for our historic buildings to meet the energy effici...
In the transition to a low-energy economy, the building stock renovation should address the reductio...
This handbook holistically summarises the principles for the energy retrofitting of historic buildin...
© 2020 by the authors.Energy-efficient retrofitting of historic housing stock requires methodical ap...
Commercial buildings are responsible for a significant share of the energy requirements of European ...
Among the policies and regulations aimed at reducing the energy use in building stocks, the retrofit...
Worldwide, the building sector accounts for 40% of total energy consumption. In Europe, where more t...
The aim is to address the issue of architectural heritage belonging to the diffuse residential build...
Among the policies and regulations aimed at reducing the energy use in building stocks, the retrofit...
In Europe, more than 14% of the whole building stock dates from before 1920, but this percentage rea...
Historic, listed, or unlisted, buildings account for 30% of the European building stock. Since they ...
In recent decades, the energy efficiency and cultural heritage binomial has assumed an increasing im...
For heritage buildings, energy-efficient retrofitting cannot be applied with the same range of possi...
Buildings are responsible for a total of 40% energy consumption and cause 32% of total carbon emissi...
In the last few decades, there is a trend towards the energy performance enhancement and improve of ...
This dissertation addresses the increasing need for our historic buildings to meet the energy effici...
In the transition to a low-energy economy, the building stock renovation should address the reductio...
This handbook holistically summarises the principles for the energy retrofitting of historic buildin...
© 2020 by the authors.Energy-efficient retrofitting of historic housing stock requires methodical ap...
Commercial buildings are responsible for a significant share of the energy requirements of European ...
Among the policies and regulations aimed at reducing the energy use in building stocks, the retrofit...
Worldwide, the building sector accounts for 40% of total energy consumption. In Europe, where more t...
The aim is to address the issue of architectural heritage belonging to the diffuse residential build...
Among the policies and regulations aimed at reducing the energy use in building stocks, the retrofit...
In Europe, more than 14% of the whole building stock dates from before 1920, but this percentage rea...
Historic, listed, or unlisted, buildings account for 30% of the European building stock. Since they ...
In recent decades, the energy efficiency and cultural heritage binomial has assumed an increasing im...
For heritage buildings, energy-efficient retrofitting cannot be applied with the same range of possi...
Buildings are responsible for a total of 40% energy consumption and cause 32% of total carbon emissi...