Description
Through innovative light weight construction using prefabricated containers with the aim of eliminating building physics disadvantages associated with light weight construction principle, the project implements the requirements of DGNB and key technology of light weight construction in a targeted manner. Both through the cooperation of the consortium and through the competencies of the project partners, the project will develop scientific-technical solutions by means of targeted research and development work for the structural-physical problems resulting from the light weight construction. Their effects will be computer simulated, laboratory-technical and pre-industrial tested. The integration of renew able energies leads to demand-oriented solutions to be developed for plus-energy buildings and thus to the achievement of climate protection goals.
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Selected publications
- . Strategies of Design Concepts and Energy Systems for NearlyZero‐Energy Container Buildings (NZECBs) inDifferent Climates, Buildings, 2021, Vol. 11, No. 8. Article : refereed.
- . Exploring the potential of climate-adaptive container building design under future climate scenarios in three different climate zones, Sustainability, 2020, Vol. 12, No. 1. Article : refereed.