Abstract
This paper presents a case study which investigates a strategic and methodological approach to future proofed renovations of social housing in an environmental, economically and socially sustainable way.
In years to come the social housing sector must undergo major renovation. The housing sector is out of step with modern requirements when it comes to plan arrangements, energy frame calculation, flexible building services and social challenges. It is no longer enough to focus on developing efficient products concerning energy renovation. To be able to achieve an environmental, economically and socially sustainable objective, which seeks towards energy efficient renovation as an overall, systemic and interdisciplinary collaboration, the construction industry needs to focus on developing, testing, evaluating and implementing tools and methods to optimize and improve processes in a value-creating way. The project meets the challenges above by contributing with two findings:
First we present methods on how to carry out value generating interdisciplinary collaboration between the housing sector parties, such as residents, housing administration, politicians, advisors, producers and contractors.
Secondly we present follow up methods for developing an overall future energy efficient renovation housing sector strategy.
All in all, our project contributes to the building sector by testing new methods and suggesting methods for meeting challenges concerning
energy efficient renovation. It also contributes to the strengthening of knowledge sharing within the housing sector, and the creation of a
framework for long term investments and jobs.
In years to come the social housing sector must undergo major renovation. The housing sector is out of step with modern requirements when it comes to plan arrangements, energy frame calculation, flexible building services and social challenges. It is no longer enough to focus on developing efficient products concerning energy renovation. To be able to achieve an environmental, economically and socially sustainable objective, which seeks towards energy efficient renovation as an overall, systemic and interdisciplinary collaboration, the construction industry needs to focus on developing, testing, evaluating and implementing tools and methods to optimize and improve processes in a value-creating way. The project meets the challenges above by contributing with two findings:
First we present methods on how to carry out value generating interdisciplinary collaboration between the housing sector parties, such as residents, housing administration, politicians, advisors, producers and contractors.
Secondly we present follow up methods for developing an overall future energy efficient renovation housing sector strategy.
All in all, our project contributes to the building sector by testing new methods and suggesting methods for meeting challenges concerning
energy efficient renovation. It also contributes to the strengthening of knowledge sharing within the housing sector, and the creation of a
framework for long term investments and jobs.
| Bidragets oversatte titel | EFFEKTIV ENERGIRENOVERING AF SOCIALT BOLIGBYGGERI: Udvikling af en fælles strategi |
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| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
| Antal sider | 13 |
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| Status | Udgivet - 2013 |
| Begivenhed | International Congress of Architectural Technology - Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, Storbritannien Varighed: 22 mar. 2013 → 22 mar. 2013 Konferencens nummer: 2013 |
Konference
| Konference | International Congress of Architectural Technology |
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| Nummer | 2013 |
| Lokation | Sheffield Hallam University |
| Land/Område | Storbritannien |
| By | Sheffield |
| Periode | 22/03/13 → 22/03/13 |
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