Afternoon, Session Block C2
14:00 Models, Policies and Products for Building Retrofit
Chair: Michael Garisson, University of Texas, Austin, United States
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
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
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
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
Modular façade system with integrated equipment technology for energetic retrofitting
- Refurbishment of existing buildings
- Modular façade kit
- Energy harvesting
Brief Presentations
Prefabricated wooden modular elements for nZEB renovation
15:30 Coffee Break