Models, Policies and Products for Building Retrofit | Advanced Building Skins
Menu Button Symbol

Afternoon, Session Block C2

14:00 Models, Policies and Products for Building Retrofit

Chair: Roman Bolliger, econcept, Zürich, Switzerland

Stakeholders’ perceptions for participation in deep energy renovation

  • Opportunities for cost-efficient implementations of energy efficiency measures
  • Renovation market dominated by a piecemeal approach from craftsmen
  • Stakeholders' perceptions are poorly investigated and analyzed

Georgios Pardalis, Linnaeus University, Växjö, Sweden

Roof-top extensions: Business models and tools for decision-making

  • New business models of building refurbishment
  • Roof-top extension design optimization for existing buildings
  • Environmental assessment and cost-benefit analysis

Stéphane Herbin, CTICM, Saint Aubin, FranceOlivier Dupont, CTMNC, Paris, France

Economic opportunities and challenges for building renovation with pre-fabricated elements

  • Building renovation with pre-fabricated elements - lessons learnt
  • Economic benefits of industrial mass production in unique series of one
  • Challenges of precise planning of assembly process

Roman Bolliger, econcept, Zürich, Switzerland

Evaluating market models for deep-energy renovation using SWOT and PEST Analysis

  • Market for deep renovation of single-family houses in Sweden and Denmark
  • Market’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
  • Strategic recommendations

Brijesh Mainali, Linnaeus University, Växjö, Sweden

Modular façade system with integrated equipment technology for energetic retrofitting

  • Refurbishment of existing buildings
  • Modular façade kit
  • Energy harvesting

Verena Dannapfel, RWTH Aachen University, Germany

Brief Presentations

Prefabricated wooden modular elements for nZEB renovation

Peep Pihelo, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia

15:30 Coffee Break