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Integrated envelope design process: innovative materials and technologies for a sustainable refurbishment of the existing building stock

Cecilia Mazzoli / Nicola Bartolini

The research project seeks to investigate and promote a new energy efficient architectural strategy for the refurbishment of existing building stock, by proposing innovative and sustainable envelope solutions based on process by-products concept and bio-mimetic approach. The project aims optimizing the exploitation of innovative sustainable materials and technologies to develop a continuous and adaptive façade system that could guarantee high performance, by using a new class of materials (AAM), obtained through the alkali-activation process of ceramic industrial waste.

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Integrated envelope design process: innovative materials and technologies for a sustainable refurbishment of the existing building stock

Cecilia Mazzoli / Nicola Bartolini

The research project seeks to investigate and promote a new energy efficient architectural strategy for the refurbishment of existing building stock, by proposing innovative and sustainable envelope solutions based on process by-products concept and bio-mimetic approach. The project aims optimizing the exploitation of innovative sustainable materials and technologies to develop a continuous and adaptive façade system that could guarantee high performance, by using a new class of materials (AAM), obtained through the alkali-activation process of ceramic industrial waste.

Integrated envelope design process: innovative materials and technologies for a sustainable refurbishment of the existing building stock

Cecilia Mazzoli / Nicola Bartolini

The research project seeks to investigate and promote a new energy efficient architectural strategy for the refurbishment of existing building stock, by proposing innovative and sustainable envelope solutions based on process by-products concept and bio-mimetic approach. The project aims optimizing the exploitation of innovative sustainable materials and technologies to develop a continuous and adaptive façade system that could guarantee high performance, by using a new class of materials (AAM), obtained through the alkali-activation process of ceramic industrial waste.

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Title:

Integrated envelope design process: innovative materials and technologies for a sustainable refurbishment of the existing building stock

Contributors:

Cecilia Mazzoli (author) / Nicola Bartolini (author)

Published in:

Tema, Vol 1, Iss 1, Pp 144-149 (2015)

Publication date:

2015

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17410/tema.v1i1.5

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

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Unknown

Keywords:

Architectural engineering. Structural engineering of buildings , TH845-895

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