A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Demonstration Project Landstuhl: Energy Saving and Solar Energy Utilization in Houses
Within the frame of the Landstuhl Demonstration Project energy saving building concepts and techniques - especially with regard to passive solar design - in one and two-family houses will be presented to the public. The houses will be investigated with regard to efficiency and energy saving potentials. In an architectural competition (part I of the project) building designs as well as constructional and technical alternatives for the active and pasive use of solar energy and energy saving concepts have been developed. The report on hand gives a description of part II of the proejct, i.e. the phase of acquiring builders for the project, and the initial work of the realization of the houses. The first model house has been finished in October, 1983, with others following which have meanwhile been occupied by the owners. The rest of the houses are planned to be completed by the end of 1984. Part III of the project now beginning will cover measures of and research on the efficiency of the technical systems, the heating requirements, the thermal balances of the houses, the energy saving by passive gains, and the economics of the concepts. Monitoring research on the behavior of the builders and inhabitants with regard to investment decisions, living and energy saving in the houses will be carried out: obstacles, practicability, conditions of operation and limits will be explained. (ERA citation 10:039395)
Demonstration Project Landstuhl: Energy Saving and Solar Energy Utilization in Houses
Within the frame of the Landstuhl Demonstration Project energy saving building concepts and techniques - especially with regard to passive solar design - in one and two-family houses will be presented to the public. The houses will be investigated with regard to efficiency and energy saving potentials. In an architectural competition (part I of the project) building designs as well as constructional and technical alternatives for the active and pasive use of solar energy and energy saving concepts have been developed. The report on hand gives a description of part II of the proejct, i.e. the phase of acquiring builders for the project, and the initial work of the realization of the houses. The first model house has been finished in October, 1983, with others following which have meanwhile been occupied by the owners. The rest of the houses are planned to be completed by the end of 1984. Part III of the project now beginning will cover measures of and research on the efficiency of the technical systems, the heating requirements, the thermal balances of the houses, the energy saving by passive gains, and the economics of the concepts. Monitoring research on the behavior of the builders and inhabitants with regard to investment decisions, living and energy saving in the houses will be carried out: obstacles, practicability, conditions of operation and limits will be explained. (ERA citation 10:039395)
Demonstration Project Landstuhl: Energy Saving and Solar Energy Utilization in Houses
E. Gruber (author) / T. Meyer (author) / S. Overkott (author) / J. Reichert (author) / G. Schaefer (author)
1984
100 pages
Report
No indication
English
Architectural Design & Environmental Engineering , Policies, Regulations & Studies , Heating & Cooling Systems , Solar Energy , Houses , Behavior , CWIP , Demonstration Programs , Economics , Energy Conservation , Federal Republic of Germany , Passive Solar Heating Systems , Planning , Solar Architecture , Foreign technology , ERDA/320101 , ERDA/140901 , ERDA/140907
| TIBKAT | 1981
Solarhaustest: Wettbewerb Solartypologie, Landstuhl
| Online Contents | 1980