The September 2024 issue of the AIVC newsletter is out.
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Green Building Solutions
Green Building Solutions
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Within our EU-funded project Cultural-E, we are developing the PEB HUB, a community-powered by Plus Energy Building professionals working on multifamily-residential buildings.
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Sustainable Planning And Resilience: Knowledge Learning Environment.
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This study reviews how façade design—through materials, geometry, and vegetation—can address urban heat, pollution, and biodiversity loss, highlighting benefits and trade-offs while identifying research gaps.
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One-day conference dedicated to the transformative journey of the energy transition in Europe. The event will bring together leading experts from industry, academia, and governmental institutions to explore critical aspects of transitioning to a sustainable and resilient energy system.
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This event is a unique gathering of industry experts, policymakers, architects, engineers, and stakeholders from across the continent, all coming together to explore innovative strategies for enhancing energy efficiency in buildings.
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This workshop brings together at Sustainable Places 2024 four EU-funded innovation projects: DigiBUILD, MODERATE, BuildON and DEDALUS, which present and discuss their achievements on two intertwined topics: data models & interoperability and data-driven services.
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EURAC Research Center has developed a new online tool designed to support energy efficiency initiatives and renovation strategies for European residential and office buildings. The tool was created as part of the Implementation Working Group on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (IWG5).
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The Hochbunker in Hamburg has been reimagined as a sustainable urban space with a rooftop garden and climate-resilient design.
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A machine learning-based model significantly enhances energy efficiency in green buildings by accurately predicting and reducing energy consumption for cooling and heating.
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