A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Sustainable building project in steel (SB_Steel) : final report
The SB_Steel project delivered concepts and methods for sustainable building projects and a decision-making platform to support selection of steel-intensive solutions in the early design phases. The decision-making platform is made available to various operators of the steel construction sector. The Work Package 1 gathered and preliminarily studied research data from a great number of areas which are related to the objectives. WP2 developed design approaches and assessment methods for a new building project, and WP3 for renovation. The software tool was developed in WP4, and case-studies were performed in WP5. WP 6 was focused to produce design examples using the software. Communication about project results was done in four Workshops that were organised also together with the Technical Committee TC14 of ECCS and the Working Group 3 of the European Steel Technology Platform ESTEP. The Proceedings of 2nd and 3rd Workshops were published as hardcover books. The software for the assessment of a building project in early stages is a novel type of platform in the steel construction sector. It addresses the lack of data through a macro-component approach that enables to make accurate estimations of the building performance over its life cycle based on simplified shapes and assumptions. By enabling to make comparative analysis in relation to the most important factors in the lifetime performance of buildings, the tool is useful for designers in the pursuit of a construction solution with lower embodied life cycle impacts and lower energy consumption.
Sustainable building project in steel (SB_Steel) : final report
The SB_Steel project delivered concepts and methods for sustainable building projects and a decision-making platform to support selection of steel-intensive solutions in the early design phases. The decision-making platform is made available to various operators of the steel construction sector. The Work Package 1 gathered and preliminarily studied research data from a great number of areas which are related to the objectives. WP2 developed design approaches and assessment methods for a new building project, and WP3 for renovation. The software tool was developed in WP4, and case-studies were performed in WP5. WP 6 was focused to produce design examples using the software. Communication about project results was done in four Workshops that were organised also together with the Technical Committee TC14 of ECCS and the Working Group 3 of the European Steel Technology Platform ESTEP. The Proceedings of 2nd and 3rd Workshops were published as hardcover books. The software for the assessment of a building project in early stages is a novel type of platform in the steel construction sector. It addresses the lack of data through a macro-component approach that enables to make accurate estimations of the building performance over its life cycle based on simplified shapes and assumptions. By enabling to make comparative analysis in relation to the most important factors in the lifetime performance of buildings, the tool is useful for designers in the pursuit of a construction solution with lower embodied life cycle impacts and lower energy consumption.
Sustainable building project in steel (SB_Steel) : final report
Koukkari, Heli (author) / Zukowska, Ewa (author) / Chica, Jose (author) / Elguezabal, Peru (author) / Meno, Sandra (author) / Ungureanu, Viorel (author) / Ciutina, Adrian (author) / Dinca, Alexandra (author) / Grodzicka, Ewelin (author) / Chmielewski, Marcin (author)
EUR ; 27202
2015
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