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• A BIM-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR SAFETY INTEGRATION DURING

DESIGNFernanda Rodrigues, Joel Estrada, Paul Swuste

• A BIM-BASED SOLUTION TO SUPPORT EARNED VALUE

MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION Anne-Marie Mushamalirwa,

André Reis Antunes, António Aguiar Costa

• A CONTRIBUTION TO SUSTAINABLE STRUCTURES BY USING

WASTE IN CONCRETE MATERIALS FOR IMPROVING THEIR

DURABILITYAdriana Estokova, Michaela Smolakova, Alena Luptakova

• A DECISION MAKING TOOL FOR ASSESSING GREEN BUILDING

PROJECT TEAM ATTRIBUTESSenem Seyis, Esin Ergen

• A DIALOGUE ON THE GENESIS OF HOUSING PROBLEMS IN

SOUTH AFRICA Clinton Aigbavboa

• A NEW BONDING TECHNIQUE FOR THE REHABILITATION OF OLD

TIMBER FLOORS WITH CFRP COMPOSITES Hugo Biscaia, Carlos

Chastre, David Cruz, Noel Franco

• A SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENT WITHIN CONTEMPORARY

ARCHITECTUREAndreea Moțu

• A STUDY OF THE ECODISTRICTS MORPHOLOGY IMPACT ON

THERMAL COMFORT IN OUTDOOR SPACES - PART I: IN

TEMPERATE OCEANIC CLIMATEKhaled Athamena , Jean-François

Sini, Julien Guilhot

• A STUDY ON CONCERN BETWEEN CAPACITIES AND ACTIVITIES

OF PUBLIC FACILITIES IN JAPANShin Murakami, Norie Kawano,

Misato Shibata, Eisuke Tabata, Kazuhisa Tsunekawa, Nobuyuki

Nomura

• ACOUSTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF TRADITIONAL WOOD

PAVEMENTSRui Calejo, Dóris Queirós, Rogério Silva

• ADAPTING PORTUGUESE ARCHITECTURE TO FORMER AFRICAN

COLONIES CLIMATE CONDITIONSAna Ferreira Ramos, José

Mendes da Silva

• ADAPTIVE REUSE OF VACANT OFFICE BUILDINGS IN

MILANElisabetta Ginelli

• AGGREGATES AND BINDERS’ INFLUENCE ON THE BEHAVIOUR

OF MORTARS WITH IMPROVED THERMAL PERFORMANCE

Andreia Borges, Inês Flores-Colen, Jorge de Brito

• AIR LIME AND NATURAL HYDRAULIC LIME MORTARS WITH

CERAMIC RESIDUES FOR REHABILITATION OF OLD

BUILDINGSGina Matias, Isabel Torres, Paulina Faria

• ALTERNATIVE WATER RESOURCES AS A WAY FOR REDUCING

DEPENDENCE ON MAINS WATER SUPPLYGabriel Markovič,

Zuzana Vranayová, Daniela Káposztasová

• AN ADAPTIVE REUSE EXPERIENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE CULTURE

TOURISM: A CASE STUDY ON THE HISTORICAL TEXTURE OF

SİLLE/TURKEYEbru Erdoğan, Hacı Abdullah Erdoğan

• AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF OUTDOOR INTERACTIONAL SPACE

FOR CREATING SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE HIGH-RISE

RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT: CASE STUDY FROM INDIASoumi

Muhuri, Sanghamitra Basu

• AN IMPROVED MODEL FOR SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT IN

PORTUGALRaimundo Delgado, Mário Marques, Ricardo Monteiro

• AN INNOVATIVE SYSTEM FOR POST-EMERGENCY TIMBER

HOUSINGValentina Sumini, Claudio Chesi, Roberto Zedda

• ANALYSIS OF INDOOR RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN SCHOOLS

THROUGH THE QUANTIFICATION OF ABSORBED WATER IN

BUILDING MATERIALSSusana Lagüela, Ana Álvarez, Patricia Liñares,

Sonia Zaragoza, Henrique Lorenzo

• ANALYSIS OF INTERLOCUTION BETWEEN HOUSING POLITICS OF

JUIZ DE FORA AND PROGRAMA MINHA CASA, MINHA VIDALívia R.

A. Muchinelli, Raquel F. F. Hellich, Nádia de O. Camacho

• ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION RELATED TO EARTH

CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE LAST 20 YEARS (1996-2015) Levi T.

Pinheiro, Bárbara R. Carvalho, Ana Sofia Guimarães, Adeildo C. Silva

• ANALYSIS OF THE CRYSTALLINE WATERPROOFING BEHAVIOR

IN REPAIRING CRACKS IN CONCRETEVanessa G. Cappellesso,

Natália dos S. Petry, Denise C. C. Dal Molin, Angela B. Masuero

• ANALYZING SOCIAL HOUSING PRACTICES IN TURKEYEzgi Hazar,

Pelin Dursun Çebi

• APPLICATION OF SEMANTIC MEDIA WIKIS FOR TECHNOLOGY

MONITORING IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Jonathan

Masior, Stephan Schüle

• ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES AND SYSTEMS TO APPLY THE

ZERO ENERGY BUILDING (NZEB) CONCEPT IN BRAZILLouise L. B.

Lomardo, Diego Souza Caetano, Angélica B. Sampaio, Ana Paula da

C. Esteves

• ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE SUSTAINABLE REHABILITATION:

PROPOSAL FOR APPLICATION OF COST-BENEFIT

ANALYSISMaria João Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado, Manuel Baião

• ASSESSMENT OF A TIMBER STRUCTURE IN THE “ERMIDA DA

ASCENSÃO DE CRISTO” IN LISBONDiana Araújo, Dulce Franco

Henriques

• ASSESSMENT OF INTERNAL CONDENSATION RISK IN AN

INNOVATIVE SUSTAINABLE WALL COMPOSED OF RICE BY-

PRODUCTSBeatriz Marques , António Tadeu, Jorge de Brito, João

Almeida, João Rama

• ASSESSMENT OF PHOTOCATALYTIC CAPACITY OF A

HYDRAULIC MORTARPedro Castanho, Vitor Silva, Paulina Faria

• ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC SAFETY OF F.E.U.P. NEW CAMPUS

LIBRARY BUILDINGRui C. Barros, Sílvia A. Couto

• AUTOMATED ENERGY PERFORMANCE SIMULATION OF

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND THEIR HEATING SYSTEMSAurelien

Bres, Florian Judex, Georg Suter

• AUTOMATED RULE-CHECKING – A TOOL FOR DESIGN

DEVELOPMENTJoão Poças Martins, Bárbara Rangel, Vitor Abrantes

• BEHAVIOR OF THE MOMENT-ROTATION CURVES OF BOLTED

T-STUB CONNECTIONSMahyar Maali , Mahmut Kılıç, Merve

Sağıroğlu, Abdulkadir Cüneyt Aydın

• BIM DEVELOPMENT IN PORTUGAL: ROADMAP PROPOSAL FOR A

CONTRIBUTION TO A SUSTAINABLE AECO SECTORMaria João

Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado, Paula Couto, Álvaro Vale e Azevedo

• BIM IMPLEMENTATION IN DESIGN FIRMS. RISK-RESPONSE

STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT CHANGE MANAGEMENTMarcella

Bonanomi, Giancarlo Paganin, Cinzia Talamo

• BIM METHODOLOGY APPLIED TO THE MANAGEMENT OF A

WASTEWATER PUMPING STATIONHugo Pina, Fernanda Rodrigues,

Hugo Rodrigues

• BIM-BASED MULTI-MODEL FRAMEWORK FOR ENERGY

EFFICIENT BUILDING DESIGNPeter Katranuschkov, Raimar Scherer,

Constantinos Balaras

• BIOCLIMATIC MUSEUM ARCHITECTURE IN HISTORIC BUILDINGS:

NEW CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN

BRAZILMarina Byrro Ribeiro, Louise Land Bittencourt Lomardo

• BRICK STAIRCASES AT THE HEART OF ANCIENT NAPLES -

MAINTENANCE AND CONSOLIDATIONRenato Iovino, Emanuele La

Mantia, Aldo Rosato

• BRICK STAIRCASES AT THE HEART OF ANCIENT NAPLES -

TYPOLOGICAL, MATERICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL

KNOWLEDGEFlavia Fascia, Emanuele La Mantia, Aldo Rosato

• BUILDING SOLUTIONS INCORPORATING MEDIUM DENSITY

EXPANDED CORKRosário Fino, Nuno Simões, António Tadeu

• CAN TEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE IMPROVE OUTDOOR

CONDITIONS IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS?Timothy Daniel

Brownlee, Ernesto Cesario, Federica Ottone, Simone Pirro

• CASA CARMELITA: BALANCING THE BENEFITS AND

CHALLENGES OF MODERNIZATION WHILE REHABILITATING A

RESIDENTIAL HISTORIC BUILDINGFrancisco Borvice

• CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITE FROM PORCELAIN TILE GROG:

ANALYSIS OF THEIR PROPERTIES AND APPLICATION FOR

SUSTAINABILITYDaniela Casagrande Matos, Ivete Peixoto Pinheiro

Silva, Claudinei Rezende Calado, Augusto César da Silva Bezerra

• CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND NEW EXPERTISE IN AEC FIRMS:

IMPROVEMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL COMPETENCEAnna Dalla

Valle, Monica Lavagna, Andrea Campioli

• CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF SELECTED

WASTE AGGREGATES AFTER THE SURFACE TREATMENTS FOR

USE IN CONCRETEAlena Sicakova, Karol Urban, Jozef Junak,

Marcela Ondova

• CIB SMART CITY ROAD MAP AND VISIONIsabel Pinto-Seppä, Miimu

Airaksinen, Terttu Vainio

• CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE BUILDING SECTOR THROUGH THE

INNOVATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW INDUSTRIAL

STRATEGIES: THE ROLE OF THE INFORMATION IN THE

MANAGEMENT OF BY-PRODUCTS AND WASTEMarco Migliore,

Monica Lavagna, Cinzia Talamo

• CLT STRUCTURES FOR LONG SPAN FLOORS AND ROOFS –

OPTMIZING THE CROSS-SECTION PROPERTIESJoão Negrão, Luís

Jorge

• COLLABORATION AND BIM SUPPORTIVE PROJECT EXECUTION

MODEL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Øystein Mejlænder-

Larsen, Cecilie Flyen, Bjørn Erik Lie

• COLLECTOR SOLAR MODELING FOR IDENTIFICATION OF

IMPROVEMENTS IN PERFORMANCEGildásio de Paula Silva,

Douglas Barreto

• COMMUNITIES IN TRANSFORMATION - SUSTAINING COMMUNITY

DESIGN, ENABLING INTERVENTIONS.Nasamat Abdel-Kader, Sayed

Ettouney

• COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IN

J-REIT AND GLOBAL REITNobuyoshi Noso, Kazuyoshi Endo

• COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO HISTORICAL TIMBER FRAMED

SOLUTIONS REPPRESENTING BOTH TRADITION AND PRE-

MODERN EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE CONCEPTSSandra Tonna,

Nicola Ruggieri, Claudio Chesi

• CONCEPTUAL AND PERCEPTUAL STATUS OF THE MOSQUES IN

TURKEYOnur Sürücü, Hacı Abdullah Erdoğan, Ebru Erdoğan

• CONSTRAINTS ON THE REHABILITATION OF BUILDINGS IN OLD

URBAN AREASLurdes Belgas, Jorge Mascarenhas, Fernando G.

Branco

• CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS AS A TOOL OF ALTERNATIVE

WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMMartina Rysulova, Daniela

Káposztasová, Zuzana Vranayová, Joana America Castellar

• CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM WITH PREFABRICATED LIGHTWEIGHT

CONCRETE PANELS – CHARACTERIZATION TESTSJoão Veludo,

Florindo Gaspar, Paulo Fernandes, Hugo Rodrigues, Carla Sousa

• CONSTRUCTIVE ASPECTS AND CONTRADICTIONS OF EARTHEN

BUILDING: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVESMaria Costi de Castrillo,

Panayiota Ioanni Pyla

• CONSTRUCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF CATALAN VAULT

THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION EXPERIMENT OF FULL SCALE

FLOOR MODELRyohei Kumagai, Ayako Maeshima

• CONTROL LOGICS OF NATURAL VENTILATION FOR ENERGY

EFFICIENCY AND THERMAL COMFORTAlessandro Rinaldi,

Francesco Iannone

• COST OF WATER EFFICIENCY MEASURES IN COMMERCIAL

BUILDINGSCristina Matos Silva, Vitor Sousa, Pedro Teixeira, Inês C.

Meireles, Armando Silva-Afonso

• COST-OPTIMAL METHODOLOGY: APPLICATION TO THE

THERMAL AND LIGHTING REFURBISHMENT OF A PORTUGUESE

REFERENCE BUILDINGAna Brandão de Vasconcelos, António

Santos, António Cabaço

• CRITICAL FACTORS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION

OF AN INTEGRATED BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING AND

ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRYMphumi Mathegu, Clinton Aigbavboa

• CULTURAL TOURISM AT TRADITIONAL SETTLEMENTS: EXAMPLE

OF HISTORICAL SUR AREA OF DIYARBAKIRYadigar Berivan

Ozbudak Akca, Fatma Demet Aykal

• CURRENT STATUS AND ISSUES OF PUBLIC HOUSING

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS WITH PUBLIC-PRIVATE

PARTNERSHIP APPROACH IN JAPANYoshiro Morita, Shuichi

Matsumura, Seiji Kobata, Ryohei Hashida

• CUSTOMIZED PREFABRICATION: A NEW EXPERIENCE OF

LIVINGSimone Pirro, Maria Federica Ottone, Timothy Daniel Brownlee

• DEFINING AN ANNUAL ENERGY OUTPUT RATIO BETWEEN

SOLAR THERMAL COLLECTORS AND PHOTOVOLTAIC

MODULESJoão Gomes, Jana Junge, Tiffany Lehmann, Björn Karlsson

• DEMONSTRATION OF MANAGEMENT AND DECISION SUPPORT

SYSTEMS FOR ENERGY POSITIVE NEIGHBOURHOODSJanne

Rasi, Olli Nummelin, Kalevi Piira, Esa Nykänen

• DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW ASPHALT

COLLECTOR FOR SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY HARVESTING Jose

Luis Sampedro-Garcia, Alejandro Alonso-Estebanez, Irune

Indacoechea-Vega, Pablo Pascual-Muñoz, Daniel Castro-Fresno

• DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING OF A FLEXIBLE PREFABRICATED

MODULE FOR LOFT CONVERSIONS. THE "MADE IN ITALY”

NATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMME.Laura Daglio, Giulia Gerosa

• DESIGN OF AN ASSISTED UNIT FOR SIMULATING INDEPENDENT

LIVING ACTIVITIESAntonio Frattari, Michela Dalprà, Barbara Bauer,

Lorenzo Luchetta

• DESIGN PARAMETERS FOR SELF-TENSIONED LONG-SPAN

WOODEN FLOORSDolores Otero-Chans, Javier Estévez-Cimadevila,

Juan Pérez-Valcarcel, José Vázquez-Rodríguez, Isaac López-César

• DESIGN SPECIFICATION AND SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OF A

DECISION SUPPORT OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY BUILDING

RETROFIT AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSFarid Fouchal,

Tarek Hassan, Steven Firth, Shen Wei, Vanda Dimitriou

• DEVELOPMENT OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETES

HAVING HIGH DOSAGE OF SCM’S AND THEIR ACTIVATION

POSSIBILITIESAlena Sicakova, Marek Kovac, Matej Spak

• DIFFUSION-CONVECTIVE TRANSPORT OF HEAT AND MOISTURE

THROUGH A POROUS SOLID USING BEMLeopold Škerget, António

Tadeu, Jure Ravnik

• DISSOLUTION AND REBUILDING OF TEMPORARY HOUSING BY

WOODEN CONSTRUCTION METHOD "ITAKURA" IN JAPAN Yasuo

Omi

• DOMUS SOCIAL - SOCIAL HOUSING, MAINTAINANCE AND

ORGANIZATIONManuela Álvares, Lourenço Pinheiro

• DURABILITY ASSESSMENT OF CONSOLIDATION EFFECT ON

SANDSTONE MONUMENTSMarco Ludovico-Marques, Carlos Chastre

• DURABILITY IN STRAIN HARDENING CEMENTITIOUS

COMPOSITES ACCORDING TO EUROCODEZehra Canan Girgin,

Cihan Yolcu, Muhammed Marasli

• DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF THE TROMBE WALL THERMAL

PERFORMANCEAna Briga Sá, Ivo Pinto, Anabela Paiva

• ECO-FRIENDLY STUDENT HOUSING AS A WAY TOWARDS

BUILDINGS REFURBISHMENT AND URBAN RENEWALOscar

Eugenio Bellini

• ECONOMICAL CRITERIA TO SIZE RAINWATER HARVESTING

TANKS: HOW THE RAINFALL DATA CAN INTERFERE?Marcus

André Siqueira Campos, Gabriela Cristina Ribeiro Pacheco

• EEBERS – ICT FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGSEsa Nykänen,

Isabel Pinto-Seppä, Stephan Schüle, Javier Royo, Joaquin Gomez,

Farid Fouchal, Tarek Hassan,

• EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SEDUM TYPES ON GREEN ROOF

TEMPERATURE Zuzana Poórová, František Vranay, Zuzana

Vranayová

• EFFECT OF THE DISPOSAL OF REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS

IN THE BRACING OF COMPOSITE STRUCTURESMokhtar Touati,

Rui C. Barros, Mohamed Chabaat

• EFFECTS AND MEANS OF ENERGY SAVING TECHNOLOGY IN AN

INNOVATIVE SMART HOUSEYasushi Ikeda, Yuto Sasaki, Kei

Watanabe

• EFFICIENT DEVELOPMENT CONTROL REGULATIONS AND

URBAN MORPHOLOGY ANALYSISSahar Imam

• ELECTROCHROMIC GLASS: FOUR YEARS TESTINGGianraffaele

Loddo, Daniela Ludoni

• "EMBRECHADOS" - CONSERVING A TECHNIQUEAna Velosa, Luís

Mariz

• ENERGETIC PERFORMANCE OF SMART SKIN ENVELOPESMaria

Teresa Lucarelli, Caterina Claudia Musarella, Nuno Simões

• ENERGY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE BY COLOURED IN-HOME

DISPLAYJon Stinson, Alasdair Reid, Julio Bros-Williamson, John

Currie

• ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN HISTORIC BUILDINGS: ADVANCED

TRAININGFátima Farinha, Eurídice Cristo

• ENERGY RETROFIT OF SARDINIAN LAND REFORM RURAL

SETTLEMENTSGiuseppe Desogus, Antonello Sanna, Sergio Arru

• ENERGY SCREENING OF WIDE BUILDING STOCKVittorino Belpoliti,

Giacomo Bizzarri, Marta Calzolari, Elena Cattani, Pietromaria Davoli,

Stefania Pitzianti, Andrea Rinaldi,

• ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF CARDBOARD AS A BUILDING

MATERIAL FOR TRANSITIONAL HOUSINGMirian Sayuri Vaccari

• ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION OF THE GEOMAGNETIC

FIELD IN A RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGJose Francisco Glaria Yetano,

Ana Sánchez Ostiz Gutiérrez

• ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF CONCRETE

CONTAINING BIOMASS FLY ASHElisabete R. Teixeira, Ricardo

Mateus, Aires Camões, Luís Bragança, Fernando G. Branco

• ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS FOR DESIGN OF BUILDINGS

FOR INDIAN CONDITIONSEshwariah Sheela

• EVALUATING GEODESIGN WITH ECOPHYSIOGRAPHYSaye Nihan

Çabuk, Mehmet Değerliyurt, Taki Can Metin, Alper Çabuk

• EVALUATION OF BORON COMPOUNDS AS ADDITIVES IN

BUILDING MATERIAL PRODUCTION WITHIN THE CONTEXT

SUSTAINABILITYTufan Bora Samuk, Mahmure Ovul Arioglu Akan,

Nihal Arioglu

• EVALUATION OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION WITH THE SAMPLE OF

CYPRUS-LEFKEVedia Akansu

• EVALUATION OF THE PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES

OF RECYCLED AGGREGATES. PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION

ACCORDING TO THE EUROPEAN STANDARDS FOR CONCRETE

AND MORTAR Miguel Oliveira, Matthias Eckert

• EVALUATION OF THE WATER EFFICIENCY OF BUILDINGS: THE

PORTUGUESE APPROACHArmando Silva-Afonso, Carla Pimentel-

Rodrigues

• EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS

STRENGTHENED WITH INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUESCarlos Chastre,

Hugo Biscaia, Noel Franco, António Monteiro

• EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE WATER CONTENT

INFLUENCE IN THE THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF SUBSTRATE

USED IN GREEN WALLS María del Mar Barbero-Barrera, Jorge Adán

Sánchez-Reséndiz, Francesca Olivieri, María Ángeles Navacerrada-

Saturio

• EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MECHANICAL

BEHAVIOUR OF TABIQUE WALLS AND TIMBER FLOORSJoão

Miranda Guedes, Bruno Quelhas, Tiago Ilharco, Andreia Rebelo, José

Coelho

• EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF UNCONVENTIONAL SOLUTIONS OF

THERMAL PROTECTION PERFORMANCE ON FLAT

ROOFSAlexandra Costa, Carlos Pina dos Santos

• FAILURE OF STORMWATER OF UNDERGROUND INFILTRATION

DEVICE - CASE STUDY OF IMPROPER DESIGNGabriel Markovič,

Martina Zelenakova, Vlasta Ondrejka Harbulakova

• FUTURE RESILIENCE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BUILDINGS -

HOW DO RESIDENTS MAKE SENSE OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES'

SUSTAINABILTY MEASURES? Åsne Lund Godbolt, Cecilie Flyen,

Åshild Lappegard Hauge, Anne-Cathrine Flyen, Louise Leren Moen

• GIS APPLICATION IN URBAN DISTRICTS

MAINTEINANCESebastiano Maltese, Giulia Fradegrada, Nicola

Moretti, Mario Claudio Dejaco , Fulvio Re Cecconi

• GREEN FAÇADE OPTIMIZATION (GFO): A PARAMETRIC STUDY

Roberta Cocci Grifoni, Maria Federica Ottone, Angela Leuzzi

• GREEN ROOFS AS A TOOL TO PROMOTE WATER EFFICIENCY IN

BUILDINGSCristina M. Monteiro, Cristina S. C. Calheiros, Carla

Pimentel-Rodrigues, Armando Silva-Afonso, Paula M. L. Castro

• GROWTH CURVES APPLIED TO THE SERVICE LIFE PREDICTION

OF CERAMIC CLADDINGSAna Silva, Jorge de Brito, Pedro Lima

Gaspar

• HEAT TRANSFER MEASUREMENTS OF A WOOD BUILDING

CORNER Joana Prata, Nuno Simões, António Tadeu

• HOUSING AND HEALTH – PROPOSAL OF A METHODOLOGY FOR

RISK ASSESSMENT FOR OCCUPANTSMarisa Monteiro, João C. G.

Lanzinha, M. Ramiro Pastorinho

• HYGROTHERMAL PERFORMANCE BENEFITS OF THE

CELLULOSE FIBRE THERMAL INSULATION STRUCTURESTuomo

Ojanen, Juho Laaksonen

• ICT-TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS AND

DISTRICTSKrzysztof Klobut, Max Boegli, Yves Stauffer, Itzal del Hoyo,

Alfredo Samperio

• IDENTITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND PERCEPTION IN TRADITIONAL

NEIGHBORHOODS TRABZON/AKÇAABAT ORTAMAHALLE

EXAMPLEAyça Araz Ustaömeroğlu

• IFC INTEROPERABILITY FOR BIG DATA INTEGRATION IN A BIM

COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENTJosé Barateiro, Paula Couto, Maria

João Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado

• IMPACT OF DIFFERENT CONTROL STRATEGIES OF A COMPLEX

FENESTRATION SYSTEM ON VISUAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

CONSUMPTION OF AN OFFICE BUILDING IN A SEMIARID

CLIMATEDaniel Uribe, Waldo Bustamante, Germán Molina, Sergio

Vera

• IMPACT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON THE ATTACHMENT

TO DWELLING AND LIVING ENVIRONMENT IN PROJECT

AFFECTED PEOPLEPriyanka Dey, Subrata Chattopadhyay

• IMPACTS OF HOUSING TECHNOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ON

ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING Dong

Zhao, Andrew McCoy, Philip Agee, Teni Ladipo

• IMPROVING PUBLIC TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT THROUGH

OPTIMISING USE OF RESOURCES: A CASE STUDYNuno Biga,

Jorge M. Bandeira, Vitor Abrantes

• IN DISCUSSION: HOW TO AVOID RADON IN BUILDINGSElisabeth

M. F. Severo, Hipólito J. C. de Sousa

• IN-SITU ANALYSIS OF THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF DWELLINGS

OF THE MEDIEVAL CENTER OF CAHORS BEFORE THERMAL

REHABILITATIONSophie Claude, Stéphane Ginestet, Gilles

Escadeillas, Marion Bonhomme

• INCORPORATING PARAMETRIC TOOLS TO GENERATE AND

ANALYZE THE BUILDING VIRTUAL MODEL INTO THE TECHNICAL

DEGREE STUDENT'S FORMATIONJosé Vázquez-Rodríguez, Dolores

Otero-Chans, Javier Estévez-Cimadevila, Félix Suarez-Riestra

• INDOOR AIR QUALITY, THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS – CASE STUDY FOR A PUBLIC

HEALTH CARE BUILDINGAna C. V. Vieira, João Garcia, Flávio

Chaves, Nuno Fonseca, João Caetano

• INDOOR AIR QUALITY, THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS– CASE STUDY FOR AN

EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGFlávio Chaves, Ana C. V. Vieira, Jorge M.

Antunes, Carlos C. Coelho

• INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT CHANGES ON

EVALUATION OF ENERGY SAVING PROJECTSDalibor Vytlacil

• INFLUENCE OF RUNOFF ON URBAN WASTEWATER - THE

HUELVA CASERicardo Arribas de Paz, Inmaculada Salvador Crespo,

Marta Montañez Entrenas

• INFLUENCE OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF FAÇADE

COATING ON THE BUILDING ENERGY DEMANDMaria J. Gavira,

Gloria Pérez, Ana Guerrero

• INNOVATION IN THE PUBLIC SPACES OF HISTORIC

CENTRESAlexandru Tiotiu, Adriana Matei

• INNOVATIONS WITH CONCRETE AND RECYCLED MATERIAL USE

IN INFORMAL HOUSING, SEEKING HEAT COMFORTCarolina da

Silva Leonardo, Louise Land Bittencourt Lomardo, Diego Souza

Caetano, Paula de Castro Brasil

• INNOVATIVE FLAT ROOF SOLUTIONS FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS:

FROM ENERGY EFFICIENCY TO IMPACTS MITIGATIONPaola

Lassandro, Teresa Cosola

• INNOVATIVE REFURBISHMENT STRATEGIES FOR POORLY

PERFORMING HOUSING STOCK IN SCOTLAND, UKJulio Bros-

Williamson, Jon Stinson, Alasdair Reid, Dorian Gravrand

• INTEGRATION STRATEGIES FOR SMART-ENERGY FUNCTIONING

OF THE BUILDING ENVELOPEMartino Milardi

• INTERLINKING LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS WITH

USERS’PERCEPTION OF SAFETY AT CITY LEVEL PARKS IN INDIA

FOR SAFER GREEN OPEN SPACES IN THE BUILT

ENVIRONMENTAditi T Koshley, Jaydip Barman

• INTRODUCTION WATTLE AND CAMORCANNA LIGURIAN

ARCHITECTURES. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS FOR

CONSERVATIONDaniela Pittaluga, Gerolamo Stagno, Giulia Garibbo

• INVESTIGATING SUSTAINABILITY IN DIFFERENT STREET

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• Applied Social Sciences in Housing

• Building Design

• Building Physics

• Economics, Financing and Management

• General Sessions

• Materials and Building Technology

• Rehabilitation, Retrofitting and Refurbishment

• Sustainability and Energy Efficiency

AUTOMATED ENERGY PERFORMANCE SIMULATION OF

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND THEIR HEATING SYSTEMS

Aurelien Bres, Florian Judex, Georg Suter

CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE BUILDING SECTOR THROUGH THE

INNOVATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW INDUSTRIAL

STRATEGIES: THE ROLE OF THE INFORMATION IN THE

MANAGEMENT OF BY-PRODUCTS AND WASTE

Marco Migliore, Monica Lavagna, Cinzia Talamo

COLLECTOR SOLAR MODELING FOR IDENTIFICATION OF

IMPROVEMENTS IN PERFORMANCE

Gildásio de Paula Silva, Douglas Barreto

CONTROL LOGICS OF NATURAL VENTILATION FOR ENERGY

EFFICIENCY AND THERMAL COMFORT

Alessandro Rinaldi, Francesco Iannone

COST-OPTIMAL METHODOLOGY: APPLICATION TO THE

THERMAL AND LIGHTING REFURBISHMENT OF A PORTUGUESE

REFERENCE BUILDING

Ana Brandão de Vasconcelos, António Santos, António Cabaço

DEFINING AN ANNUAL ENERGY OUTPUT RATIO BETWEEN

SOLAR THERMAL COLLECTORS AND PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULES

João Gomes, Jana Junge, Tiffany Lehmann, Björn Karlsson

DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW ASPHALT

COLLECTOR FOR SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY HARVESTING

Jose Luis Sampedro-Garcia, Alejandro Alonso-Estebanez, Irune

Indacoechea-Vega, Pablo Pascual-Muñoz, Daniel Castro-Fresno

EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SEDUM TYPES ON GREEN ROOF

TEMPERATURE

Zuzana Poórová, František Vranay, Zuzana Vranayová

ELECTROCHROMIC GLASS: FOUR YEARS TESTING

Gianraffaele Loddo, Daniela Ludoni

ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN HISTORIC BUILDINGS: ADVANCED

TRAINING

Fátima Farinha, Eurídice Cristo

ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF CONCRETE

CONTAINING BIOMASS FLY ASH

Elisabete R. Teixeira, Ricardo Mateus, Aires Camões, Luís Bragança,

Fernando G. Branco

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF UNCONVENTIONAL SOLUTIONS OF

THERMAL PROTECTION PERFORMANCE ON FLAT ROOFS

Alexandra Costa, Carlos Pina dos Santos

IMPACT OF DIFFERENT CONTROL STRATEGIES OF A COMPLEX

FENESTRATION SYSTEM ON VISUAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

CONSUMPTION OF AN OFFICE BUILDING IN A SEMIARID

CLIMATE

Daniel Uribe, Waldo Bustamante, Germán Molina, Sergio Vera

INDOOR AIR QUALITY, THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS – CASE STUDY FOR A PUBLIC

HEALTH CARE BUILDING

Ana C. V. Vieira, João Garcia, Flávio Chaves, Nuno Fonseca, João

Caetano

INDOOR AIR QUALITY, THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY

EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS– CASE STUDY FOR AN

EDUCATIONAL BUILDING

Flávio Chaves, Ana C. V. Vieira, Jorge M. Antunes, Carlos C. Coelho

INFLUENCE OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF FAÇADE

COATING ON THE BUILDING ENERGY DEMAND

Maria J. Gavira, Gloria Pérez, Ana Guerrero

MAKING COMPLEX CONTROLS FOR SMART BUILDINGS IN THE

ENERGYPLUS: OPTIMIZING THERMAL COMFORT BY PASSIVE

SYSTEMS

Anderson Priebe Ferrugem, Lorenzo Fagundes Antunes, Antônio

César Silveira Baptista da Silva

MEASURING ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF

MATERIALS BUILT IN MASONRY HOUSES AS A TOOL FOR

SUSTAINABILITY IN BUILDING INDUSTRY

Adriana Estokova, Milan Porhincak

PASSIVE MEASURES FOR ENERGY RENOVATION OF A

SECONDARY SCHOOL: PILOT PROJECT "INSTITUTO FLORIANI"

Antonio Frattari, Irene Ferro

PASSIVE SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS INDOOR COMFORT

Antonio De Vecchi, Simona Colajanni, Alessandro Licalsi, Elsa

Sanfilippo, Marianna Di Salvo, Angela D’Araio

PREFABRICATED MULTI-ACTIVE FACADE ELEMENTS FOR

ENERGY RENOVATION OF MULTI-FAMILY HOUSES - A

THEORETICAL CASE-STUDY IN SWEDEN

Luis Ricardo Bernardo, Ahmed Hadzimuratovic, Markus Swedmark,

Stephen Burke, Rikard Nilsson, Tomas Ekström, Susanne Gosztonyi,

Åke Blomsterberg

REAL ESTATE STRATEGIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR

COMPANIES FROM ENERGY EFFICIENCY: A SYSTEMIC

APPROACH

Stefano Bellintani, Alberto Celani

STRAW AS A CONTEMPORARY BIOMATERIAL: ENERGETIC

EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

Tiziana Campisi, Manfredi Saeli

STUDY ON EXPERIMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS FOR

REUSE OF EXPO BUILDINGS

Shiro Watanabe, Takayuki Isobe

THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF A TEMPORARY LIGHTWEIGT

BUILDING

Mariangela De Vita, Pierluigi De Berardinis, Paolo Beccarelli

TYPOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OF THE SUSTAINABLE HOUSING:

OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITS

Raffaella Lione, Fabio Minutoli

UNFIRED CLAY MASONARY BRICK AS SUSTAINABLE AND LOW

COST BUILDING MATERIAL

usama Mohamed Mohamed

URBAN MORPHOLOGY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY PRACTICE:

THE URBAN PATTERN ANALYSIS AS FRAMEWORK FOR IMPACT

EVALUATION OF BIOMASS PRODUCTION TOWARDS ENERGY

EFFICIENT DISTRICTS

Alessandro Pracucci, Theo Zaffagnini

USE OF LCA AS A TOOL TO ASSIST IN DECISION ABOUT

ELECTRIC ENERGY EFFICIENCY BETWEEN DIFFERENT

MORTARS

Antônio Claret de Almeida Gama Junior, Helena Carasek, Maria

Carolina Gomes de Oliveira Brandstetter

• Sustainable Architecture

• Tourism and Regional Development

• Urban Planning

• OS: Assessment, Diagnosis, Energy Efficiency and Building

Refurbishment for Sustainability

• OS: BIM – Vision, Strategy and Implementation

• OS: Enabling Smart Buildings: ICT for Energy-efficient Buildings

• OS: Experimental Research on Building Rehabilitation

• OS: Green Roofs and Living Facades

• OS: Innovating the Home: Innovative Perspectives on the US Housing

Market

• OS: Innovative Architecture: Knowledge, Ideas, Experiments and

Realizations

• OS: Low Embodied Energy Building Materials for Eco-efficient Housing

and Rehabilitation

• OS: Natural Hazards Mitigation and Seismic Vulnerability of Civil

Structures

• OS: Passive House and Nearly Zero Energy Buildings

• OS: Refurbishment of Buildings and Satisfaction of Contemporary

Requirements

• OS: Smart Skin Envelope for Housing of the Future

• OS: Sustainable and Water Efficient Buildings

• OS: Timber Structures and Construction

• OS: Urban Risk Reduction and Resilience

• OS: Wooden Houses, from the tradition to the new possibilities

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18 MEASURING HOUSING SATISFACTION THROUGH THE USE OF STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELLINGClinton Aigbavboa

72 SUSTAINABILITY WITH PARTICIPATIONS IN DEVELOPMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTSMaha Mustafa Eltahir

73THE EVALUATION OF SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY IN “MAHALLE” (NEIGHBORHOOD) IN TURKEY, BURSA AS A CASEŞeyda Akçalı, Arzu Çahantimur

90 MONITORING OF INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITYLudmila Meciarova, Silvia Vilcekova, Eva Kridlova Burdova

115 ENERGY BEHAVIOUR CHANGE BY COLOURED IN-HOME DISPLAYJon Stinson, Alasdair Reid, Julio Bros-Williamson, John Currie

130THE ROLE OF CIVIL SOCIETY GROUPS IN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN BRAZIL: THE PROGRAM MINHA CASA MINHA VIDA - ENTIDADES (MCMV-E).Paula Noia, Gonzalo Lizarralde, Erica Yoshioka, Lisa Bornstein, Ricardo Ferreira Leoto

197 MIGRANTS: IMPACT ON HOUSINGAngela Silvia Pavesi, Marta Gechelin

216INTERLINKING LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS WITH USERS’PERCEPTION OF SAFETY AT CITY LEVEL PARKS IN INDIA FOR SAFER GREEN OPEN SPACES IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTAditi T Koshley, Jaydip Barman

515IMPACT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS ON THE ATTACHMENT TO DWELLING AND LIVING ENVIRONMENT IN PROJECT AFFECTED PEOPLEPriyanka Dey, Subrata Chattopadhyay

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2TOWARDS CULTURE-SPECIFIC PRIVATE OUTDOOR LIVING SPACE IN SOUTHERN AFRICAN CLUSTER HOUSINGGerald Steyn

14 ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS FOR DESIGN OF BUILDINGS FOR INDIAN CONDITIONSEshwariah Sheela

168 CONCEPTUAL AND PERCEPTUAL STATUS OF THE MOSQUES IN TURKEYOnur Sürücü, Hacı Abdullah Erdoğan, Ebru Erdoğan

205NEW LIVING PARADIGMS. A QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS OF RECENT SOCIAL HOUSING NEIGHBOURHOODS IN MILANAnna Delera, Andrea Di Giovanni, Gabriele Solazzi

311 ADAPTING PORTUGUESE ARCHITECTURE TO FORMER AFRICAN COLONIES CLIMATE CONDITIONSAna Ferreira Ramos, José Mendes da Silva

408 REVIEW OF DEVELOPMENTS AND NEW INNOVATIONS IN TEMPORARY HOUSING AND FOLDABLE BUILDINGS

Merve Sağıroğlu, Ali M. Memari452 DESIGN OF AN ASSISTED UNIT FOR SIMULATING INDEPENDENT LIVING ACTIVITIES

Antonio Frattari, Michela Dalprà, Barbara Bauer, Lorenzo Luchetta

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29MIXED VENTILATION SYSTEMS IN RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS: APPLICATION OF THE DESIGN PRINCIPLES BASED ON prNP 1037-5Manuel Pinto, João Viegas, Vasco Freitas

110 HYGROTHERMAL PERFORMANCE BENEFITS OF THE CELLULOSE FIBRE THERMAL INSULATION STRUCTURES

Tuomo Ojanen, Juho Laaksonen

41st IAHS World Congress on Housing

Sustainability and Innovation for the Future

September 13 to 16, 2016

Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal

Proceedings

Applied Social Sciences in Housing

Building Design

Building Physics

ISBN: 978-989-98949-4-5 1/15

41st IAHS World Congress on Housing

Sustainability and Innovation for the Future

September 13 to 16, 2016

Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal

Proceedings

332 RISING DAMP CONTROL USING PHASE CHANGE MATERIALSAna Vaz Sá, Ana Sofia Guimarães, Vitor Abrantes, Steven Barbosa

335 PLASTERING MORTARS WITH EMBEDDED PCM’S FOR MOISTURE CONTROL OF OLD RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

Ana Vaz Sá, Ana Guimarães, Vitor Abrantes, Miguel Azenha, João Meireles520 HEAT TRANSFER MEASUREMENTS OF A WOOD BUILDING CORNER

Joana Prata, Nuno Simões, António Tadeu

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19NEW INSIGHTS ABOUT THE RELATION BETWEEN THE COST OF BUILDING MATERIALS AND THEIR EMBODIED ENERGYSergio Copiello, Pietro Bonifaci

42OPTIMIZATION OF THE URBAN LICENSES MANAGEMENT IN THE CITY OF MADRID APPLYING INTERNATIONAL STANDARD ISO 21500Adolfo García Ruiz-Espiga, Manuel Soler Severino

48 THE EFFECTS OF SMART GRIDS INNOVATION ON REAL ESTATE MARKET VALUESChiara D'Alpaos, Michele Moretto

51OVERCOMING THE MULTI-STAKEHOLDERS BARRIER IN BUILDING ENERGY RETROFITS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EVALUATION METHODSPietro Bonifaci, Sergio Copiello, Stefano Stanghellini

194 A DECISION MAKING TOOL FOR ASSESSING GREEN BUILDING PROJECT TEAM ATTRIBUTESSenem Seyis, Esin Ergen

255MODEL TO FORECAST THE NUMBER OF HOUSING STARTS IN JAPAN IN THE MEDIUM TO LONG TERM FUTURESaori Watanabe, Kazuyoshi Endo

263 A STUDY ON CONCERN BETWEEN CAPACITIES AND ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC FACILITIES IN JAPANShin Murakami, Norie Kawano, Misato Shibata, Eisuke Tabata, Kazuhisa Tsunekawa, Nobuyuki Nomura

322 COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IN J-REIT AND GLOBAL REITNobuyoshi Noso, Kazuyoshi Endo

402 SUSTAINABLE RETROFITTING AND REAL ESTATE VALUE OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGSMaria Luisa Del Gatto, Marzia Morena

451 THE PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN SUPPORT OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN PLANNINGGenny Cia, Liala Baiardi, Bogdan Fratini

488SUSTAINABILITY IN CONSTRUCTION WORKS: LIFE CYCLE COST APPROACH FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE OF BUILDINGSFilipa Salvado, Nuno Almeida, Álvaro Vale e Azevedo

497ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE SUSTAINABLE REHABILITATION: PROPOSAL FOR APPLICATION OF COST-BENEFIT ANALYSISMaria João Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado, Manuel Baião

499 MANAGEMENT OF SMALL PROJECTS WITH SCRUM METHODManuela Cristina Timóteo

511 IMPROVING PUBLIC TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT THROUGH OPTIMISING USE OF RESOURCES: A CASE STUDY

Nuno Biga, Jorge M. Bandeira, Vitor Abrantes

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24 DIFFUSION-CONVECTIVE TRANSPORT OF HEAT AND MOISTURE THROUGH A POROUS SOLID USING BEMLeopold Škerget, António Tadeu, Jure Ravnik

522 DOMUS SOCIAL - SOCIAL HOUSING, MAINTAINANCE AND ORGANIZATIONManuela Álvares, Lourenço Pinheiro

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3 IN DISCUSSION: HOW TO AVOID RADON IN BUILDINGSElisabeth M. F. Severo, Hipólito J. C. de Sousa

31 NEW CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR CONTEMPORARY BUILDING ENVELOPESGenny Cia, Valentina Puglisi, Alberto Celani

41 LINOLEUM AS FLOOR COVERING: CHARACTERISTICS, APPLICATION AND MAINTENANCERaquel F. Bastos, Paulo M. da Silveira

52 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF CARDBOARD AS A BUILDING MATERIAL FOR TRANSITIONAL HOUSINGMirian Sayuri Vaccari

68 THE LICENSED BUILDING PRACTITIONERS SCHEME: FOUR YEARS ONChris Murphy

79INNOVATIONS WITH CONCRETE AND RECYCLED MATERIAL USE IN INFORMAL HOUSING, SEEKING HEAT COMFORTCarolina da Silva Leonardo, Louise Land Bittencourt Lomardo, Diego Souza Caetano, Paula de Castro Brasil

85TABIQUE WALLS COMPOSITE EARTH-BASED CHARACTERIZATION IN THE ALTO DOURO WINE REGION, PORTUGAL

94 Rui Cardoso, João C. G. Lanzinha, Jorge Pinto, Anabela Paiva

95BRICK STAIRCASES AT THE HEART OF ANCIENT NAPLES - TYPOLOGICAL, MATERICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGEFlavia Fascia, Emanuele La Mantia, Aldo Rosato

103DEVELOPMENT OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH OF CONCRETES HAVING HIGH DOSAGE OF SCM’S AND THEIR ACTIVATION POSSIBILITIESAlena Sicakova, Marek Kovac, Matej Spak

111CHANGES IN TECHNOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF SELECTED WASTE AGGREGATES AFTER THE SURFACE TREATMENTS FOR USE IN CONCRETEAlena Sikacova, Karol Urban, Jozef Junak, Marcela Ondova

145ANALYSIS OF INDOOR RELATIVE HUMIDITY IN SCHOOLS THROUGH THE QUANTIFICATION OF ABSORBED WATER IN BUILDING MATERIALSSusana Lagüela, Ana Álvarez, Patricia Liñares, Sonia Zaragoza, Henrique Lorenzo

232EVALUATION OF BORON COMPOUNDS AS ADDITIVES IN BUILDING MATERIAL PRODUCTION WITHIN THE CONTEXT SUSTAINABILITYTufan Bora Samuk, Mahmure Ovul Arioglu Akan, Nihal Arioglu

296 ANALYSIS OF THE CRYSTALLINE WATERPROOFING BEHAVIOR IN REPAIRING CRACKS IN CONCRETEVanessa G. Cappellesso, Natália dos S. Petry, Denise C. C. Dal Molin, Angela B. Masuero

385EVALUATION OF THE PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF RECYCLED AGGREGATES. PROPERTY CLASSIFICATION ACCORDING TO THE EUROPEAN STANDARDS FOR CONCRETE AND MORTAR

Miguel Oliveira, Matthias Eckert

418CONSTRUCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF CATALAN VAULT THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION EXPERIMENT OF FULL SCALE FLOOR MODELRyohei Kumagai, Ayako Maeshima

468ASSESSMENT OF INTERNAL CONDENSATION RISK IN AN INNOVATIVE SUSTAINABLE WALL COMPOSED OF RICE BY-PRODUCTSBeatriz Marques, António Tadeu, Jorge de Brito, João Almeida, João Rama

482CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITE FROM PORCELAIN TILE GROG: ANALYSIS OF THEIR PROPERTIES AND APPLICATION FOR SUSTAINABILITY

Daniela Casagrande Matos, Ivete Peixoto Pinheiro Silva, Claudinei Rezende Calado, Augusto César da Silva Bezerra

501CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM WITH PREFABRICATED LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE PANELS – CHARACTERIZATION TESTSJoão Veludo, Florindo Gaspar, Paulo Fernandes, Hugo Rodrigues, Carla Sousa

506 SOUND ABSORPTION SOLUTIONS USING PERFORATED CORK PANELSJulieta António, António Tadeu, Vasco Pinto, Tiago Ferreira

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523 BUILDING SOLUTIONS INCORPORATING MEDIUM DENSITY EXPANDED CORKRosário Fino, Nuno Simões, António Tadeu

524 NEW NATURAL HYDRAULIC LIME IN REHABILITATIONAndré Correia, Dina Frade, Ana Sofia Santos

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8THE ARCHITECTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL RETROFITTING OF PUBLIC SOCIAL HOUSING AS A RESOURCE FOR CONTEMPORARY CITIES. THE REDESIGN OF BUILDING ENVELOPESRoberto Bianchi, Spartaco Paris

15 CONSTRAINTS ON THE REHABILITATION OF BUILDINGS IN OLD URBAN AREASLurdes Belgas, Jorge Mascarenhas, Fernando G. Branco

16THE EXOSKELETON SYSTEM AS A SOCIO-TECHNICAL DEVICE. COUPLING TECHNICAL DEVICES AND SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT IN THE REHABILITATION PROCESSFrancesca Guidolin

49 SUSTAINABLE HERITAGE: HIGH-RISE BUILDING STRUCTURES BUILT 1955-1965 IN ZAGREB, CROATIA

Iva Muraj84 GROWTH CURVES APPLIED TO THE SERVICE LIFE PREDICTION OF CERAMIC CLADDINGS

Ana Silva, Jorge de Brito, Pedro Lima Gaspar96 BRICK STAIRCASES AT THE HEART OF ANCIENT NAPLES - MAINTENANCE AND CONSOLIDATION

Renato Iovino, Emanuele La Mantia, Aldo Rosato119 ADAPTIVE REUSE OF VACANT OFFICE BUILDINGS IN MILAN

Elisabetta Ginelli

175 INNOVATIVE REFURBISHMENT STRATEGIES FOR POORLY PERFORMING HOUSING STOCK IN SCOTLAND, UK

Julio Bros-Williamson, Jon Stinson, Alasdair Reid, Dorian Gravrand

231ECO-FRIENDLY STUDENT HOUSING AS A WAY TOWARDS BUILDINGS REFURBISHMENT AND URBAN RENEWALOscar Eugenio Bellini

233 "EMBRECHADOS" - CONSERVING A TECHNIQUEAna Velosa, Luís Mariz

278DISSOLUTION AND REBUILDING OF TEMPORARY HOUSING BY WOODEN CONSTRUCTION METHOD "ITAKURA" IN JAPAN Yasuo Omi

279CASA CARMELITA: BALANCING THE BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES OF MODERNIZATION WHILE REHABILITATING A RESIDENTIAL HISTORIC BUILDINGFrancisco Borvice

287 IS REGENERATION SUFFICIENT FOR URBAN SECURITY ? BURSA/TURKEY AS A CASERengin Beceren Ozturk, Arzu Çahantimur

303 INVESTIGATING SUSTAINABILITY IN DIFFERENT STREET REHABILITATION SAMPLES IN TURKEYNurhilal Şimşek

315RECOVERING THE SOCIAL AND ENVIROMENT VALUE OF BUILT HERITAGE. THE CASE STUDY OF “PALAZZO MUSCETTOLA” IN SOUTH ITALYDora Francese , Emanuela Adamo

338 REUSE OF ABANDONED MONASTERIES. METHODOLOGIES AND A CASE STUDYPierfrancesco Fiore

344IN-SITU ANALYSIS OF THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF DWELLINGS OF THE MEDIEVAL CENTER OF CAHORS BEFORE THERMAL REHABILITATIONSophie Claude, Stéphane Ginestet, Gilles Escadeillas, Marion Bonhomme

364 TEACHING FAÇADE RETROFITS: REFLECTIONS ON FOUR APPROACHESPatrick P. Charles, Jo Ruoff

398 ACOUSTIC CHARACTERIZATION OF TRADITIONAL WOOD PAVEMENTSRui Calejo, Dóris Queirós, Rogério Silva

411 GIS APPLICATION IN URBAN DISTRICTS MAINTEINANCESebastiano Maltese, Giulia Fradegrada, Nicola Moretti, Mario Claudio Dejaco , Fulvio Re Cecconi

434 PRESERVATION OF THE HOUSE OF VENUS IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE VOLUBILIS (MOROCCO)Issam Aalil, Kevin Beck, Xavier Brunetaud, Dalal Badreddine, Khalid Cherkaoui , Ali Chaaba, Muzahim Al-Mukhtar,

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4IMPACT OF DIFFERENT CONTROL STRATEGIES OF A COMPLEX FENESTRATION SYSTEM ON VISUAL COMFORT AND ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF AN OFFICE BUILDING IN A SEMIARID CLIMATEDaniel Uribe, Waldo Bustamante, Germán Molina, Sergio Vera

12 ENVIRONMENTAL LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT OF CONCRETE CONTAINING BIOMASS FLY ASHElisabete R. Teixeira, Ricardo Mateus, Aires Camões, Luís Bragança, Fernando G. Branco

13 INFLUENCE OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF FAÇADE COATING ON THE BUILDING ENERGY DEMANDMaria J. Gavira, Gloria Pérez, Ana Guerrero

102COST-OPTIMAL METHODOLOGY: APPLICATION TO THE THERMAL AND LIGHTING REFURBISHMENT OF A PORTUGUESE REFERENCE BUILDINGAna Brandão de Vasconcelos, António Santos, António Cabaço

114CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN THE BUILDING SECTOR THROUGH THE INNOVATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW INDUSTRIAL STRATEGIES: THE ROLE OF THE INFORMATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BY-PRODUCTS AND WASTEMarco Migliore, Monica Lavagna, Cinzia Talamo

120URBAN MORPHOLOGY AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY PRACTICE: THE URBAN PATTERN ANALYSIS AS FRAMEWORK FOR IMPACT EVALUATION OF BIOMASS PRODUCTION TOWARDS ENERGY EFFICIENT DISTRICTSAlessandro Pracucci, Theo Zaffagnini

125STRAW AS A CONTEMPORARY BIOMATERIAL: ENERGETIC EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYTiziana Campisi, Manfredi Saeli

141 TYPOLOGICAL EVOLUTION OF THE SUSTAINABLE HOUSING: OPPORTUNITIES AND LIMITSRaffaella Lione, Fabio Minutoli

150MEASURING ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF MATERIALS BUILT IN MASONRY HOUSES AS A TOOL FOR SUSTAINABILITY IN BUILDING INDUSTRYAdriana Estokova, Milan Porhincak

155 EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SEDUM TYPES ON GREEN ROOF TEMPERATURE Zuzana Poórová, František Vranay, Zuzana Vranayová

195USE OF LCA AS A TOOL TO ASSIST IN DECISION ABOUT ELECTRIC ENERGY EFFICIENCY BETWEEN DIFFERENT MORTARSAntônio Claret de Almeida Gama Junior, Helena Carasek, Maria Carolina Gomes de Oliveira Brandstetter

203 THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF A TEMPORARY LIGHTWEIGT BUILDINGMariangela De Vita, Pierluigi De Berardinis, Paolo Beccarelli

239MAKING COMPLEX CONTROLS FOR SMART BUILDINGS IN THE ENERGYPLUS: OPTIMIZING THERMAL COMFORT BY PASSIVE SYSTEMSAnderson Priebe Ferrugem, Lorenzo Fagundes Antunes, Antônio César Silveira Baptista da Silva

240INDOOR AIR QUALITY, THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS – CASE STUDY FOR A PUBLIC HEALTH CARE BUILDINGAna C. V. Vieira, João Garcia, Flávio Chaves, Nuno Fonseca, João Caetano

242INDOOR AIR QUALITY, THERMAL COMFORT AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY CONSTRAINTS– CASE STUDY FOR AN EDUCATIONAL BUILDINGFlávio Chaves, Ana C. V. Vieira, Jorge M. Antunes, Carlos C. Coelho

264REAL ESTATE STRATEGIES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMPANIES FROM ENERGY EFFICIENCY: A SYSTEMIC APPROACHStefano Bellintani, Alberto Celani

267EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF UNCONVENTIONAL SOLUTIONS OF THERMAL PROTECTION PERFORMANCE ON FLAT ROOFSAlexandra Costa, Carlos Pina dos Santos

280 ELECTROCHROMIC GLASS: FOUR YEARS TESTINGGianraffaele Loddo, Daniela Ludoni

291 STUDY ON EXPERIMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES AND SYSTEMS FOR REUSE OF EXPO BUILDINGSShiro Watanabe, Takayuki Isobe

326 PASSIVE SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS INDOOR COMFORT Antonio De Vecchi, Simona Colajanni, Alessandro Licalsi, Elsa Sanfilippo, Marianna Di Salvo, Angela D’Araio

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361DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW ASPHALT COLLECTOR FOR SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY HARVESTING Jose Luis Sampedro-Garcia, Alejandro Alonso-Estebanez, Irune Indacoechea-Vega, Pablo Pascual-Muñoz, Daniel Castro-Fresno

417 ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN HISTORIC BUILDINGS: ADVANCED TRAININGFátima Farinha, Eurídice Cristo

422 CONTROL LOGICS OF NATURAL VENTILATION FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND THERMAL COMFORTAlessandro Rinaldi, Francesco Iannone

443AUTOMATED ENERGY PERFORMANCE SIMULATION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND THEIR HEATING SYSTEMSAurelien Bres, Florian Judex, Georg Suter

473 UNFIRED CLAY MASONARY BRICK AS SUSTAINABLE AND LOW COST BUILDING MATERIALusama Mohamed Mohamed

479 COLLECTOR SOLAR MODELING FOR IDENTIFICATION OF IMPROVEMENTS IN PERFORMANCEGildásio de Paula Silva, Douglas Barreto

503PREFABRICATED MULTI-ACTIVE FACADE ELEMENTS FOR ENERGY RENOVATION OF MULTI-FAMILY HOUSES - A THEORETICAL CASE-STUDY IN SWEDENLuis Ricardo Bernardo, Ahmed Hadzimuratovic, Markus Swedmark, Stephen Burke, Rikard Nilsson, Tomas Ekström, Susanne Gosztonyi, Åke Blomsterberg

514DEFINING AN ANNUAL ENERGY OUTPUT RATIO BETWEEN SOLAR THERMAL COLLECTORS AND PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULESJoão Gomes, Jana Junge, Tiffany Lehmann, Björn Karlsson

518PASSIVE MEASURES FOR ENERGY RENOVATION OF A SECONDARY SCHOOL: PILOT PROJECT "INSTITUTO FLORIANI" Antonio Frattari, Irene Ferro

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9VERNACULAR FLEXIBILITY: THE CONCEPT AND STRATEGY OF ADAPTABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UNFINISHED INHABITATED SELF-BUILT DWELLINGS IN ALBANIAAnna Yunitsyna

38WASTE MANAGEMENT AND MATERIAL RECYCLE AS A POTENTIAL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ENVELOPE FOR LOW INCOME HOUSINGSamar M. Sheweka, Amira Elnokaly

40THE ROLE OF NETWORKS IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT. THE CASE OF LOCAL WOOD SUPPLY- CHAINS FOR THE BUILDING SECTORChiara Piccardo, Andrea Giachetta, Vannina Bernard-Leoni

58REVIVING EARTHEN ARCHITECTURE IN PALESTINE: THE ADDED SIGNIFICANCES OF THE BUILDING SUSTAINABILITY AND AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE FUTUREMaria Luisa Germanà, Bader Alatawneh

74REHABILITATION OF ADOBE BUILDINGS. UNDERSTANDING DIFFERENT MATERIALS FROM TWO REGIONS OF PORTUGAL (FIGUEIRA DA FOZ AND MIRA)Cristiana Costa, Ana Velosa, Fernando Rocha

93THE INNOVATIVE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES - THE HOUSE OF WOOD AND STRAWRenato Iovino, Flavia Fascia, Emanuele La Mantia

99IDENTITY, SUSTAINABILITY AND PERCEPTION IN TRADITIONAL NEIGHBORHOODS TRABZON/AKÇAABAT ORTAMAHALLE EXAMPLEAyça Araz Ustaömeroğlu

118DESIGN AND PROTOTYPING OF A FLEXIBLE PREFABRICATED MODULE FOR LOFT CONVERSIONS. THE "MADE IN ITALY” NATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMME.Laura Daglio, Giulia Gerosa

123 LCA BENCHMARKS IN BUILDING’S ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATION SYSTEMSSara Ganassali, Monica Lavagna, Andrea Campioli

135CHANGE MANAGEMENT AND NEW EXPERTISE IN AEC FIRMS: IMPROVEMENT IN ENVIRONMENTAL COMPETENCEAnna Dalla Valle, Monica Lavagna, Andrea Campioli

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137 WASTE IS MORE WASTE REUSE IN ARCHITECTURETiziana Firrone, Carmelo Bustinto, Eleonora Montalbano

142 LOW-COST HOUSING MODELSAna Carolina Monteiro, Miguel Pires Amado

167BIOCLIMATIC MUSEUM ARCHITECTURE IN HISTORIC BUILDINGS: NEW CHALLENGES FOR SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE IN BRAZILMarina Byrro Ribeiro, Louise Land Bittencourt Lomardo

173 TRANSFORMATION OF DERELICT INDUSTRIAL SITES: FROM INDUSTRY TO CULTURESoheil Khoshkholghi, Solmaz Khoshkholghi, Yunus Turan Pekmezci

181 CONSTRUCTIVE ASPECTS AND CONTRADICTIONS OF EARTHEN BUILDING: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVESMaria Costi de Castrillo, Panayiota Ioanni Pyla

185 SELF-FORMED MICRO ARCHITECTURE FOR SUSTAINABLE HABITATIONSWalter Klasz

223 CUSTOMIZED PREFABRICATION: A NEW EXPERIENCE OF LIVINGSimone Pirro, Maria Federica Ottone, Timothy Daniel Brownlee

276A STUDY OF THE ECODISTRICTS MORPHOLOGY IMPACT ON THERMAL COMFORT IN OUTDOOR SPACES - PART I: IN TEMPERATE OCEANIC CLIMATEKhaled Athamena , Jean-François Sini, Julien Guilhot

294SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS VERSUS SOLID STRUCTURES: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABILITY OF HIGH RISE BUILDINGS IN ISTANBULTuba Sarı

469 MEMORABLE PLACES AS SUSTAINABLE PLACES, CASE STUDY: KARAKÖYArmin Tayyebiazar, Mahsa Safaei

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169AN ADAPTIVE REUSE EXPERIENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE CULTURE TOURISM: A CASE STUDY ON THE HISTORICAL TEXTURE OF SİLLE/TURKEYEbru Erdoğan, Hacı Abdullah Erdoğan

176UTILISING URBAN DESIGN, RECONSIDERING THE COLONIAL LEGACY; TOWARDS THE MUSEUMISATION OF KHARTOUM’S CITY CENTREMuna Eltahir, Malathe Hamid

277 PRIORITIZATION OF PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN REGIONAL SPATIAL PLANNING – THE CASE OF ALGARVEPaulo Correia, Carlos Bana-e-Costa

282 CULTURAL TOURISM AT TRADITIONAL SETTLEMENTS: EXAMPLE OF HISTORICAL SUR AREA OF DIYARBAKIR

Yadigar Berivan Ozbudak Akca, Fatma Demet Aykal

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50 COMMUNITIES IN TRANSFORMATION - SUSTAINING COMMUNITY DESIGN, ENABLING INTERVENTIONS.Nasamat Abdel-Kader, Sayed Ettouney

56CURRENT STATUS AND ISSUES OF PUBLIC HOUSING REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS WITH PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP APPROACH IN JAPANYoshiro Morita, Shuichi Matsumura, Seiji Kobata, Ryohei Hashida

71 EFFICIENT DEVELOPMENT CONTROL REGULATIONS AND URBAN MORPHOLOGY ANALYSISSahar Imam

113 EVALUATING GEODESIGN WITH ECOPHYSIOGRAPHYSaye Nihan Çabuk, Mehmet Değerliyurt, Taki Can Metin, Alper Çabuk

116 MANAGEMENT, CONSERVATION AND REHABILITATION OF THE HISTORIC HOUSING STOCK IN CAIRO, EGYPT

Aliaa AlSadaty200 CAN TEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE IMPROVE OUTDOOR CONDITIONS IN RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS?

Timothy Daniel Brownlee, Ernesto Cesario, Federica Ottone, Simone Pirro

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307UTILIZING METHOD OF HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL DATA BASED ON NATIONAL STATISTICS, AND BASIS EXAMINATION OF MANAGEMENT METHOD ABOUT HOUSING STOCKS IN SITUATION OF POPULATIONKoya Utsumi

318THE NEW PORTUGUESE LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR LAND POLICIES AND LAND-USE PLANNING: OPPORTUNITIES FOR A NEW PRACTICEPaulo Vasconcelos Dias Correia, Ana Morais de Sá

330 SANTA LUZIA QUARTER: LEARNING WITH DESIGN PRACTICENuno Abrantes, Fernando Brandão Alves, Vitor Abrantes

336 SMART CITY PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMAapo Huovila, Miimu Airaksinen, Isabel Pinto-Seppä, Kalevi Piira, Topi Penttinen

341 CIB SMART CITY ROAD MAP AND VISIONIsabel Pinto-Seppä, Miimu Airaksinen, Terttu Vainio

389 A DIALOGUE ON THE GENESIS OF HOUSING PROBLEMS IN SOUTH AFRICA Clinton Aigbavboa

437ANALYSIS OF INTERLOCUTION BETWEEN HOUSING POLITICS OF JUIZ DE FORA AND PROGRAMA MINHA CASA, MINHA VIDALívia R. A. Muchinelli, Raquel F. F. Hellich, Nádia de O. Camacho

510 INFLUENCE OF RUNOFF ON URBAN WASTEWATER - THE HUELVA CASERicardo Arribas de Paz, Inmaculada Salvador Crespo, Marta Montañez Entrenas

Org. Anabela Paiva (University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Portugal) and João Carlos Lanzinha (University of Beira Interior, Portugal)

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25 INFLUENCE OF EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT CHANGES ON EVALUATION OF ENERGY SAVING PROJECTSDalibor Vytlacil

139 ENERGY RETROFIT OF SARDINIAN LAND REFORM RURAL SETTLEMENTSGiuseppe Desogus, Antonello Sanna, Sergio Arru

182 LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT FOR SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION: A CASE STUDY IN CANADARicardo Ferreira Leoto, Charles Thibodeau, Gonzalo Lizarralde

183 ENERGY SCREENING OF WIDE BUILDING STOCK

Vittorino Belpoliti, Giacomo Bizzarri, Marta Calzolari, Elena Cattani, Pietromaria Davoli, Stefania Pitzianti, Andrea Rinaldi,

247TOXIC METALS IN INDOOR DUST COLLECTED FROM HOUSES INCLUDED IN THE “6X60X6” PROJECT (COVILHÃ, PORTUGAL) DURING THE COOLING SEASONM. Ramiro Pastorinho, João C. G. Lanzinha, Luís Taborda-Barata, Maria Assunção Vaz-Patto, Marisa Monteiro, Miguel C.S. Nepomuceno, Ana C.A. Sousa,

248 ASSESSMENT OF A TIMBER STRUCTURE IN THE “ERMIDA DA ASCENSÃO DE CRISTO” IN LISBONDiana Araújo, Dulce Franco Henriques

283THERMAL COMFORT ASSESSMENT USING IN SITU MEASUREMENTS IN A RETROFITTED HOTEL OCCUPYING AN URBAN MANOR HOUSELuís Rego, António Curado, Kevin Aleixo, Francisco Laranjeira

306 THERMOGRAPHIC INSPECTION AND HEATING ENERGY AUDIT OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGSEgemen Kaymaz

430USE OF LCA AS A TOOL TO MEASURE CARBON DIOXIDE AND ASSIST IN DECISIONS ABOUT THE MODEL AND THE LOGISTICS OF THE MASONRY SYSTEM PRODUCTIONVictor Gomes Barbosa, Antônio Claret de Almeida Gama Junior

494 DYNAMIC SIMULATION OF THE TROMBE WALL THERMAL PERFORMANCEAna Briga Sá, Ivo Pinto, Anabela Paiva

507 THERMAL AND ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE OF INTERLOCKING COMPRESSED EARTH BLOCKS MASONRYDinis Leitão, Ana Briga Sá, Edgar Soares, Tiago Miranda

OS: Assessment, Diagnosis, Energy Efficiency and Building Refurbishment for Sustainability

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Org. Fernanda Rodrigues (University of Aveiro, Portugal) and Hugo Rodrigues (Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, Portugal)

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78BIM IMPLEMENTATION IN DESIGN FIRMS. RISK-RESPONSE STRATEGIES TO SUPPORT CHANGE MANAGEMENTMarcella Bonanomi, Giancarlo Paganin, Cinzia Talamo

126 AUTOMATED RULE-CHECKING – A TOOL FOR DESIGN DEVELOPMENTJoão Poças Martins, Bárbara Rangel, Vitor Abrantes

152 USE OF BIM FOR THE PLANNING OF MAINTENANCE ACTIONS IN A HISTORICAL-MONUMENTAL BUILDINGSanti Maria Cascone, Nicoletta Tomasello

218 BIM-BASED MULTI-MODEL FRAMEWORK FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDING DESIGNPeter Katranuschkov, Raimar Scherer, Constantinos Balaras

243 BIM METHODOLOGY APPLIED TO THE MANAGEMENT OF A WASTEWATER PUMPING STATIONHugo Pina, Fernanda Rodrigues, Hugo Rodrigues

244 A BIM-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR SAFETY INTEGRATION DURING DESIGNFernanda Rodrigues, Joel Estrada, Paul Swuste

288 TOWARDS TO GIS-BIM INTEGRATION ON CONSTRUCTION LOGISTICSAdem Emre Cengiz, Alper Çabuk, Osman Aytekin, Ilker Ozdemir

304 A BIM-BASED SOLUTION TO SUPPORT EARNED VALUE MANAGEMENT IN CONSTRUCTION Anne-Marie Mushamalirwa, André Reis Antunes, António Aguiar Costa

329 COLLABORATION AND BIM SUPPORTIVE PROJECT EXECUTION MODEL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Øystein Mejlænder-Larsen, Cecilie Flyen, Bjørn Erik Lie

347INCORPORATING PARAMETRIC TOOLS TO GENERATE AND ANALYZE THE BUILDING VIRTUAL MODEL INTO THE TECHNICAL DEGREE STUDENT'S FORMATIONJosé Vázquez-Rodríguez, Dolores Otero-Chans, Javier Estévez-Cimadevila, Félix Suarez-Riestra

391CRITICAL FACTORS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INTEGRATED BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING AND ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Mphumi Mathegu, Clinton Aigbavboa

489BIM DEVELOPMENT IN PORTUGAL: ROADMAP PROPOSAL FOR A CONTRIBUTION TO A SUSTAINABLE AECO SECTORMaria João Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado, Paula Couto, Álvaro Vale e Azevedo

490 STANDARDIZED BIG DATA IN BIM OBJECTS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FACILITY MANAGEMENT OF BUILDINGSFilipa Salvado, Maria João Falcão Silva, Paula Couto, Álvaro Vale e Azevedo

491 IFC INTEROPERABILITY FOR BIG DATA INTEGRATION IN A BIM COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENTJosé Barateiro, Paula Couto, Maria João Falcão Silva, Filipa Salvado

Org. EEBERS clusters, Isabel Pinto Seppä (VTT - Intelligent Built Environment, Smart Energy and System Integration, Finland)

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134 EFFECTS AND MEANS OF ENERGY SAVING TECHNOLOGY IN AN INNOVATIVE SMART HOUSEYasushi Ikeda, Yuto Sasaki, Kei Watanabe

320 NEW KPIS AND TOOLS FOR PLANNING ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS AND NEIGHBOURHOODSAapo Huovila, Krzysztof Klobut, Juha Hyvärinen

325 MOEEBIUS ENERGY PERFORMANCE OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK IN BUILDINGS FOR URBAN SUSTAINABILITY

Ander Romero, Borja Tellado, Tasos Tsitsanis

328APPLICATION OF SEMANTIC MEDIA WIKIS FOR TECHNOLOGY MONITORING IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Jonathan Masior, Stephan Schüle

OS: BIM – Vision, Strategy and Implementation

OS: Enabling Smart Buildings: ICT for Energy-efficient Buildings

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342 EEBERS – ICT FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGSEsa Nykänen, Isabel Pinto-Seppä, Stephan Schüle, Javier Royo, Joaquin Gomez, Farid Fouchal, Tarek Hassan,

348ORBEET ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOUR IMPROVEMENT FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATIVE PUBLIC OFFICES Jon Martínez, Konstantinos Tsatsakis, Eleana Hatzoplaki

370DESIGN SPECIFICATION AND SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE OF A DECISION SUPPORT OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY BUILDING RETROFIT AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSFarid Fouchal, Tarek Hassan, Steven Firth, Shen Wei, Vanda Dimitriou

432DEMONSTRATION OF MANAGEMENT AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS FOR ENERGY POSITIVE NEIGHBOURHOODSJanne Rasi, Olli Nummelin, Kalevi Piira, Esa Nykänen

433 ICT-TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT BUILDINGS AND DISTRICTSKrzysztof Klobut, Max Boegli, Yves Stauffer, Itzal del Hoyo, Alfredo Samperio

436UNDERSTANDING ENERGY FUTURES THROUGH EVERYDAY LIFE OBSERVATION FOLLOWING AN ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACHSarah Pink, Yolande Strengers, Marta Fernandez, Amalia Sabiescu

Org. Marco Ludovico-Marques (Polytechnic Institute of Setúbal, Portugal) and Hugo Biscaia (University NOVA of Lisbon, Portugal)

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327 A NEW BONDING TECHNIQUE FOR THE REHABILITATION OF OLD TIMBER FLOORS WITH CFRP COMPOSITES

Hugo Biscaia, Carlos Chastre, David Cruz, Noel Franco465 BEHAVIOR OF THE MOMENT-ROTATION CURVES OF BOLTED T-STUB CONNECTIONS

Mahyar Maali , Mahmut Kılıç, Merve Sağıroğlu, Abdulkadir Cüneyt Aydın

483EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE BEAMS STRENGTHENED WITH INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUESCarlos Chastre, Hugo Biscaia, Noel Franco, António Monteiro

492STRUCTURAL MORTAR FOR REPAIR VAULTS OF HISTORICAL HERITAGE. THE ROMAN TEMPLE OF DIANA IN MÉRIDA (SPAIN)José-Carlos Salcedo, Manuel Fortea , Rubén Cabecera, Juan Saumell

504 DURABILITY ASSESSMENT OF CONSOLIDATION EFFECT ON SANDSTONE MONUMENTSMarco Ludovico-Marques, Carlos Chastre

505 DURABILITY IN STRAIN HARDENING CEMENTITIOUS COMPOSITES ACCORDING TO EUROCODEZehra Canan Girgin, Cihan Yolcu, Muhammed Marasli

Org. Nuno Simões (University of Coimbra, Portugal) and Francesca Olivieri (Technical University of Madrid, Spain)

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57VERTICAL LANDSCAPING IN THE DENSE CITY - PROMOTING ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND ARCHITECTURAL QUALITIESAnn-Charlott Eriksen

64PROPOSAL OF A TOOL FOR FEASIBILITY EVALUATION, DESIGN CONTENTS DEFINITION AND PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF GREEN ROOFS ON EXISTING BUILDINGSCarlo Antonio Stival, Raul Berto, Giovanni Cechet, Nicola Strazza, Edino Valcovich

149EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE WATER CONTENT INFLUENCE IN THE THERMAL PERFORMANCE OF SUBSTRATE USED IN GREEN WALLS

María del Mar Barbero-Barrera, Jorge Adán Sánchez-Reséndiz, Francesca Olivieri, María Ángeles Navacerrada-Saturio

453 SURVEY OF IN-SERVICE GREEN ROOFS IN PORTUGALVera Pontes, Cristina Matos Silva, Inês Flores-Colen

OS: Experimental Research on Building Rehabilitation

OS: Green Roofs and Living Facades

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493 GREEN FAÇADE OPTIMIZATION (GFO): A PARAMETRIC STUDY Roberta Cocci Grifoni, Maria Federica Ottone, Angela Leuzzi

521 WATER PERMEABILITY OF INSULATION CORK BOARD Ricardo Almeida, António Tadeu, Nuno Simões

Org. Andrew McCoy (Virginia Tech, USA)

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367THE IMPLICIT VALUE OF TREE COVER IN THE U.S.: A META-ANALYSIS OF HEDONIC PROPERTY VALUE STUDIES Shyamani D. Siriwardena, Kevin J. Boyle, Thomas P. Holmes, Eric Wiseman

371TRANS-ATLANTIC TRANSFORMATIONS: CHALLENGES OF TRANSLATING SUCCESSFUL HIGH-PERFORMANCE BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES ACROSS CONTINENTS Georg Reichard, Marvin Queke, Robert Burgaß, Stefan Schäfer

372 THE DIFFUSION OF ENERGY STAR CERTIFICATIONS INTO US HOUSING MARKETS 2002-2013 Andrew Sanderford, Andrew McCoy, Matthew Keefe, Charles Theodore Koebel

388MIXED PUBLIC POLICY AND MARKET PROVISION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING: BUILDING, COST AND PROGRAM CONSIDERATIONSTheodore Koebel, Andrew McCoy

472IMPACTS OF HOUSING TECHNOLOGY AND BEHAVIOR ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING Dong Zhao, Andrew McCoy, Philip Agee, Teni Ladipo

Org. Adriana Matei (Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania)

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37THE ENGINEERING OF FREE FORMS ENVELOPES: THE CASE OF THE HADID TOWER TWISTING SHAPE FAÇADEEnrico Sergio Mazzucchelli, Alice Ancillotti, Angelo Lucchini

47 THE DYNAMICS OF SPATIAL CONCEPTION AND ITS SEMANTIC IN CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTUREAdriana Matei

131 ANALYZING SOCIAL HOUSING PRACTICES IN TURKEYEzgi Hazar, Pelin Dursun Çebi

166 A SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENT WITHIN CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTUREAndreea Moțu

171 INNOVATION IN THE PUBLIC SPACES OF HISTORIC CENTRESAlexandru Tiotiu, Adriana Matei

192AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF OUTDOOR INTERACTIONAL SPACE FOR CREATING SOCIALLY SUSTAINABLE HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL ENVIRONMENT: CASE STUDY FROM INDIASoumi Muhuri, Sanghamitra Basu

196 LIMITATIONS, CRITIQUES AND INCONSISTENCIES OF THE SPACE SYNTAX METHODOLOGYMihai Racu

241 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION OF THE GEOMAGNETIC FIELD IN A RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGJose Francisco Glaria Yetano, Ana Sánchez Ostiz Gutiérrez

401 THE INCLUSIVE HOUSE. INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR ALLMarzia Morena, Maria Luisa Del Gatto

Org. Paulina Faria (University NOVA of Lisbon, Portugal)

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66ANALYSIS OF SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION RELATED TO EARTH CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE LAST 20 YEARS (1996-2015) Levi T. Pinheiro, Bárbara R. Carvalho, Ana Sofia Guimarães, Adeildo C. Silva

OS: Innovating the Home: Innovative Perspectives on the US Housing Market

OS: Innovative Architecture: Knowledge, Ideas, Experiments and Realizations

OS: Low Embodied Energy Building Materials for Eco-efficient Housing and Rehabilitation

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41st IAHS World Congress on Housing

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September 13 to 16, 2016

Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal

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105 THE GREAT CHALLENGE OF THE DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE IN A GLOBAL WORLDAdela Salas Ruiz, María del Mar Barbero-Barrera

262 ASSESSMENT OF PHOTOCATALYTIC CAPACITY OF A HYDRAULIC MORTARPedro Castanho, Vitor Silva, Paulina Faria

462AGGREGATES AND BINDERS’ INFLUENCE ON THE BEHAVIOUR OF MORTARS WITH IMPROVED THERMAL PERFORMANCE Andreia Borges, Inês Flores-Colen, Jorge de Brito

525AIR LIME AND NATURAL HYDRAULIC LIME MORTARS WITH CERAMIC RESIDUES FOR REHABILITATION OF OLD BUILDINGSGina Matias, Isabel Torres, Paulina Faria

Org. Rui Carneiro Barros (University of Porto, Portugal) and Manuel Braz-César (Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, Portugal)

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415 REFURBISHMENT PLANNING OF BUILDINGS AS A PART OF EARTHQUAKE DAMAGE MITIGATIONJana Šelih, Aleksander Srdić, Matej Kušar

431EFFECT OF THE DISPOSAL OF REINFORCED CONCRETE WALLS IN THE BRACING OF COMPOSITE STRUCTURESMokhtar Touati, Rui C. Barros, Mohamed Chabaat

438 TRAFFIC SEISMICITY EFFECT IN HERITAGE BUILDING - FREQUENCY DOMAIN IDENTIFICATIONVeronika Valašková, Daniel Papán, Rui C. Barros

440 VIBRATION CONTROL OF A TEN FLOOR MDOF BUILDING USING PENDULUM TMDRui C. Barros, Catarina M.A. Sousa

441 ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC SAFETY OF F.E.U.P. NEW CAMPUS LIBRARY BUILDINGRui C. Barros, Sílvia A. Couto

484 RESPONSE TIME ANALYSIS OF A SPONGE TYPE MR DAMPER Manuel Braz César, Kellie Oliveira, Rui C. Barros

Org. Julio Bros-Williamson (Edinburgh Napier University, UK) and Romeu Vicente (University of Aveiro, Portugal)

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36 ZERO ENERGY BUILDINGS: A PROPOSAL OF A SIMPLIFIED TOOL FOR THE ZEB STATUS ASSESSMENTEnrico Sergio Mazzucchelli, Chiara Porcari

82ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES AND SYSTEMS TO APPLY THE ZERO ENERGY BUILDING (NZEB) CONCEPT IN BRAZILLouise L. B. Lomardo, Diego Souza Caetano, Angélica B. Sampaio, Ana Paula da C. Esteves

209THE NEED TO ADVANCE THE ENERGY PERFORMANCE BUILDINGS DIRECTIVE (EPBD) TOWARDS THE EU ENERGY ROADMAP FOR 2050João Flores, Júlia Seixas, António Mourão , Miguel Cavique

251 LOW THERMAL INERTIA CASE STUDY: THERMAL ANALYSIS EVALUATION USING DIFFERENT APPROACHES

Rui Oliveira, António Figueiredo, Romeu Vicente

377 THERMAL COMFORT PERFORMANCE OF A PASSIVE HOUSE IN SUMMER UNDER A MEDITERRANEAN CLIMATE

Fábio Vidal, Inês C. Meireles, Romeu Vicente, Vitor Sousa, Fernanda Rodrigues

OS: Natural Hazards Mitigation and Seismic Vulnerability of Civil Structures

OS: Passive House and Nearly Zero Energy Buildings

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Org. Eduardo Qualharini (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and João Carlos Lanzinha (University of Beira Interior, Portugal)

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112 HOUSING AND HEALTH – PROPOSAL OF A METHODOLOGY FOR RISK ASSESSMENT FOR OCCUPANTSMarisa Monteiro, João C. G. Lanzinha, M. Ramiro Pastorinho

147POST OCCUPANCY EVALUATION OF VERNACULAR HERITAGE HOUSING IN MADEIRA: A CASE STUDY OF INHABITANTS’ SATISFACTIONJorge S. Carlos, Ana M. T. Martins, Elma Vieira

154THE ROLE OF AN INTEGRATED METHODOLOGY: ASSESSMENT OF HISTORIC RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS FROM PORTOCilísia Ornelas, João Miranda Guedes, Isabel Breda-Vázquez

363REHABILITATION OF ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE: THE INCESSANT SEARCH OF COMFORT THAT DESTROYS THE HISTORY OR THE SILENT INTERVENTION THAT RESPECTS IT AND VALUESTiago Emanuel Castela da Silva

368 THE IMPACT OF THERMAL BEHAVIOUR REGULATION ON HOUSING BUILDING REHABILITATIONTeresa Neto, Isabel Teles

Org. Corrado Trombetta and Martino Milardi (University Institute of Architecture of Reggio Calabria, Italy)

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140 THE EFFECT OF PARAMETRIC DESIGN ON DESIGNING PERFORMATIVE FAÇADESDelara Razzaghmanesh, Meltem Aksoy

151 TRENDS IN THE BUILDING ENVELOPE SYSTEMCorrado Trombetta, Martino Milardi

191 THE ECO-DESIGN IN WINDOW INDUSTRYEmilio Antoniol, Massimo Rossetti

302MAPPING OF ENVIRONMENTAL INTERACTION AND ADAPTIVE MATERIALS FOR THE AUTOREACTIVE POTENTIAL OF BUILDING SKINSSandra Giulia Linnea Persiani, Philipp Lionel Molter, Claudio Aresta, Tillmann Klein

314 INTEGRATION STRATEGIES FOR SMART-ENERGY FUNCTIONING OF THE BUILDING ENVELOPEMartino Milardi

352 ENERGETIC PERFORMANCE OF SMART SKIN ENVELOPESMaria Teresa Lucarelli, Caterina Claudia Musarella, Nuno Simões

Org. Armando Silva Afonso (University of Aveiro, Portugal) and Zuzana Vranayova (Technical University of Košice, Slovakia)

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11 GREEN ROOFS AS A TOOL TO PROMOTE WATER EFFICIENCY IN BUILDINGSCristina M. Monteiro, Cristina S. C. Calheiros, Carla Pimentel-Rodrigues, Armando Silva-Afonso, Paula M. L. Castro

100 EVALUATION OF THE WATER EFFICIENCY OF BUILDINGS: THE PORTUGUESE APPROACHArmando Silva-Afonso, Carla Pimentel-Rodrigues

122RAINWATER HARVESTING AND GREYWATER RECYCLING: GUIDELINES TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF POTABLE WATER IN BUILDING SYSTEMSMarco Fernandes Caetano, Helena Tavares da Silva

159 ALTERNATIVE WATER RESOURCES AS A WAY FOR REDUCING DEPENDENCE ON MAINS WATER SUPPLYGabriel Markovič, Zuzana Vranayová, Daniela Káposztasová

201 CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS AS A TOOL OF ALTERNATIVE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMMartina Rysulova, Daniela Káposztasová, Zuzana Vranayová, Joana America Castellar

OS: Sustainable and Water Efficient Buildings

OS: Refurbishment of Buildings and Satisfaction of Contemporary Requirements

OS: Smart Skin Envelope for Housing of the Future

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Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal

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237 FAILURE OF STORMWATER OF UNDERGROUND INFILTRATION DEVICE - CASE STUDY OF IMPROPER DESIGN

Gabriel Markovič, Martina Zelenakova, Vlasta Ondrejka Harbulakova365 WATER SAVING AND ANTI-LEAKAGE SYSTEM FOR FLUSH CISTERNS

Vítor Costa, João Rocha, Andreia Costa428 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER CONSUMPTION PATTERN IN UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS

Inês C. Meireles, Vitor Sousa, Armando Silva-Afonso

461ECONOMICAL CRITERIA TO SIZE RAINWATER HARVESTING TANKS: HOW THE RAINFALL DATA CAN INTERFERE?Marcus André Siqueira Campos, Gabriela Cristina Ribeiro Pacheco

486 RAINWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM IN UTAD CAMPUS ONE WAY IN THE PATH TO ECOCAMPUSCristina Matos, Isabel Bentes, Sandra Pereira, Amadeu Borges

500 COST OF WATER EFFICIENCY MEASURES IN COMMERCIAL BUILDINGSCristina Matos Silva, Vitor Sousa, Pedro Teixeira, Inês C. Meireles, Armando Silva-Afonso

Org. João Negrão and Alfredo Dias (University of Coimbra, Portugal)

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258 DESIGN PARAMETERS FOR SELF-TENSIONED LONG-SPAN WOODEN FLOORS

Dolores Otero-Chans, Javier Estévez-Cimadevila, Juan Pérez-Valcarcel, José Vázquez-Rodríguez, Isaac López-César

274 CLT STRUCTURES FOR LONG SPAN FLOORS AND ROOFS – OPTMIZING THE CROSS-SECTION PROPERTIES

João Negrão, Luís Jorge346 AN INNOVATIVE SYSTEM FOR POST-EMERGENCY TIMBER HOUSING

Valentina Sumini, Claudio Chesi, Roberto Zedda

Org. Tiago Ferreira and Romeu Vicente (University of Aveiro, Portugal) and Maurizio Indirli (Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Italy)

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76INNOVATIVE FLAT ROOF SOLUTIONS FOR EXISTING BUILDINGS: FROM ENERGY EFFICIENCY TO IMPACTS MITIGATIONPaola Lassandro, Teresa Cosola

97PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF ALGERIAN BUILT ENVIRONMENTS IN MODERATE HAZARD REGIONSAllaeddine Athmani, Tiago Miguel Ferreira, Romeu Vicente

127THE IMPACT OF AWARENESS AND INFORMATION IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION FOR THE MUNICIPALITY OF AMADORALuís Carvalho, Ana Freitas, António Farinha, Carlos Rocha, Sandra Neves

273"URBAN PLANNING FOR URBAN RESILIENCE" AS A COMPONENT OF ISTANBUL'S RESILIENT URBAN DEVELOPMENTZeynep Deniz Yaman Galantini, Azime Tezer

284SAFETY ASSESSMENT OF MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS IN CASE OF FIRE: DEVELOPMENT OF A DECISION TOOL BASED ON SCENARIO ANALYSIS TO IMPROVE RISK MANAGEMENTAnass Rahouti, Selim Datoussaïd, Thierry Descamps

305ON THE APPLICATION OF RAPID ENVIRONMENTAL MAPPING METHODOLOGIES (REM) TO SEISMIC RISK UNDERSTANDING AND VULNERABILITY MONITORINGMassimiliano Pittore, Tobias Boxberger, Kevin Fleming, Stefano Parolai

316FUTURE RESILIENCE OF CULTURAL HERITAGE BUILDINGS - HOW DO RESIDENTS MAKE SENSE OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES' SUSTAINABILTY MEASURES? Åsne Lund Godbolt, Cecilie Flyen, Åshild Lappegard Hauge, Anne-Cathrine Flyen, Louise Leren Moen

334 VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLS: FORECASTING AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCERocío Ortiz, Juan Manuel Macías-Bernal, Pilar Ortiz

OS: Timber Structures and Construction

OS: Urban Risk Reduction and Resilience

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355MUNICIPAL COLLABORATIVE PLANNING AS A KEY FACTOR FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTCecilie Flyen, Åshild Lappegard Hauge, Anders-Johan Almås, Åsne Lund Godbolt

382 AN IMPROVED MODEL FOR SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT IN PORTUGALRaimundo Delgado, Mário Marques, Ricardo Monteiro

387 THE IDENTITY OF CITIES AND LANDSCAPES: A VALUE AT RISK, A VALUE TO SAFEGUARDMaria Paola Gatti, Giorgio Cacciaguerra

410 RESILIENCE OF WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS - CASE STUDY OF QUINTA DO LAGOJoão Caetano, Miguel Oliveira, Elisa Silva, Helena Fernandez, Rui Lança

419 EVALUATION OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION WITH THE SAMPLE OF CYPRUS-LEFKEVedia Akansu

471 RESILIENCE TOWARDS HUMAN INTERVENTIONS IN DISPLAY OF ARCTIC CULTURAL HERITAGE SITESAnne-Cathrine Flyen, Cecilie Flyen

Org. Tiago Ferreira and Romeu Vicente (University of Aveiro, Portugal) and Maurizio Indirli (Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Italy)

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162 STRATEGIES TO AVOID HUMIDITY CAUSING DAMAGES IN TALL TIMBER BUILDINGSCatarina Silva, Jorge G. Branco, Paulo Lourenço

189NONLINEAR LAYERED MODELLING APPROACH FOR CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER PANELS SUBJECTED TO OUT-OF-PLANE LOADINGVahid Mahdavifar, Andre R. Barbosa, Arijit Sinha

285TIMBER FLOORS: COMPOSITE FLOORS TO OPTIMIZE STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE AND MATERIAL CONSUMPTIONBertrand Roensmaens, Coralie Avez, Thierry Descamps

403COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO HISTORICAL TIMBER FRAMED SOLUTIONS REPPRESENTING BOTH TRADITION AND PRE-MODERN EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE CONCEPTSSandra Tonna, Nicola Ruggieri, Claudio Chesi

404 EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF TABIQUE WALLS AND TIMBER FLOORS

João Miranda Guedes, Bruno Quelhas, Tiago Ilharco, Andreia Rebelo, José Coelho

508INTRODUCTION WATTLE AND CAMORCANNA LIGURIAN ARCHITECTURES. EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS FOR CONSERVATIONDaniela Pittaluga, Gerolamo Stagno, Giulia Garibbo

OS: Wooden Houses, from the tradition to the new possibilities

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41st IAHS WORLD CONGRESS Sustainability and Innovation for the Future

13-16th September 2016 Albufeira, Algarve, Portugal

PASSIVE SYSTEMS FOR BUILDINGS INDOOR COMFORT

Antonio De Vecchi1, Simona Colajanni1*, Alessandro Licalsi2

Elsa Sanfilippo2 , Marianna Di Salvo2 , Angela D’Araio2

1: Dipartimento di Architettura

Università degli Studi di Palermo Viale delle Scienze 90128

{antonio.devecchi, simona.colajanni}@unipa.it, http://www.unipa.it

2: PADsign srl Università degli Studi di Palermo

Viale delle Scienze 90128 {alessandro.licalsi, elsa.sanfilippo,angela.daraio, marianna.disalvo}@padesignsrl.com,

http://www.padesignsrl.com

Keywords: Passive System, Sustainability, Energy Efficiency, Natural Ventilation

Abstract The paper shows the preliminary studies for the University Campus ZEB Energy realization in Palermo. The particular location in the Mediterranean basin has required careful planning to resolve the problems related to high temperatures and humidity. For this reason has been employed strategies, elements and building materials that meet the requirements of sustainability and energy savings provided by law, in order to build a new building energy self-sufficient. The University of Palermo had the need to create new spaces to be used as classrooms for different types of education and especially of a space for conferences and conventions. This type of spaces is usually very energy eater because it must be kept a continuous very high interior comfort during the hours of use. To contribute passively to the conditioning of this space, especially during the long, hot summer months, it was set up a natural cooling system, which can contribute to the lowering of the internal temperature or most of the year. This system takes advantage of cool outdoor air intake by a shaded courtyard inside the building, in this courtyard was expected a tank of water and vegetation so that air can cool off naturally by contact. The air thus cooled introduced into the conference room through the iron grids, and generates an air movement that allows to lower the internal temperature of 3-4 C° compared to the initial one. The internal air movement is guaranteed by application of extraction grids in correspondence of the opposite wall, suitably designed to ensure a draw upwards and the consequent expulsion of the exhausted air. The study of the effective lowering of the temperature was carried out through a CFD simulation program that has also allowed us to identify the circulatory flow of air. The use of this simulation program has contributed to the design so that interior comfort has been guaranteed. For example the CFD simulation has allowed to arrange the seating so that the air distribution is not dangerous for the occupant. Thanks to this occasion we have developed an energy-saving strategy that could be shared under similar climatic conditions and collective spaces that consume a lot of energy.

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1. INTRODUCTION Increasing energy efficiency in the building and in construction is a necessary action, for both individual and collective reasons: to have energy-efficient buildings is both significant savings due to lower costs in bill, is a decrease in the use of fossil fuels for production of heat and power, resulting in a reduction of gas emissions responsible for global pollution. Therefore, the priority for the new buildings and renovation of existing buildings is the reduction of energy consumption, which is accompanied by the replacement (partial or total) of fossil fuels with renewable and clean energy sources. The employ of renewable energy for heat and electricity supply of a building is not limited to the installation of energy production systems (photovoltaic, solar thermal, micro wind turbines and so on), but is necessary that the building organization should be able to employed the outdoor natural energy to satisfy a part of its energy needs, getting the maximum efficiency thanks to the use of passive systems. Unlike active, passive systems directly affect the building's structure, its shape, its orientation, the materials it is made and precautions taken to capture, accumulate and distribute energy. Passive buildings, in fact, are constructions that ensure the thermal comfort significantly reducing the contribution of conventional air conditioning systems. About thermal energy required for heating and cooling of the interior, the passive systems operate using only the natural phenomena of radiation, conduction, convection and ventilation. Numerous are the passive systems that can be adopted in a building, that are different according to climate and environmental context in which it is located, depending on whether you want to maximize solar gains (colder climate contexts) or you want to minimize them (warm climates).

2. SYSTEMS FOR PASSIVE COOLING: THE NATURAL VENTILATION The term "natural ventilation" is usually referred to a set of strategies for the control of the processes that underlie the air movement in indoor spaces. In order to activate this phenomenon and have a greater draw, IT IS NECESSARY TO predispose building elements, or technological devices capable of cooling the air coming from the bottom (for example, patios and shaded areas in general, as tanks of fresh air), or to heat the outgoing air (for example, air rooms suitable for the collection of solar radiation, in the case of the "solar chimney"). For the control of the ventilation resulting from the physical pressure of the wind on the building envelope, it is necessary to consider primarily the position of the openings in plan and elevation, along with their size, the space and closing internal distribution and adjustment devices of the air flow. The natural ventilation, in addition to reducing the resources consumption and indoor loads, is a fundamental system to ensure optimum indoor air quality: the movement of air involves a renewal of the same, inevitably improving the conditions of individuals' health. The passage of air through the confined rooms also helps the protection of the building in its interior, for example by avoiding degradation phenomena related to an excess of internal relative humidity.

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2.1. Learning from tradition As demonstrated by some historical architectural references, the revaluation of same environmental aspects right from the design phase, as the orientation of buildings with regard to atmospheric conditions, the internal distribution of the spaces and mechanisms for opening and regulating the air flows and solar radiation, can favour the internal microclimate control without the use of cooling system, in addition to ensuring good architectural integration of all those building elements with those functional devices. The use of passive cooling systems, in particular for natural ventilation, is always widespread in Mediterranean countries, to cope with the difficult summer weather conditions. A famous example of this strategy is the Zisa Castle in Palermo, built in 1160, by Arabian makers, was characterized by the presence of an evaporative cooling system and natural ventilation, which, since its construction, has allowed the achievement of a still satisfactory indoor comfort levels. The massive shell of the castle consists of a box oriented in the east-west direction that develops around a square space in the middle, the centre of the building. On the ground floor there is the fountain room, which with its double height, the rich wall decorations and the presence of water, is a typical Islamic building element. Among the various design features, the main one that characterizes the Zisa is the internal natural ventilation system that, first of the many transformations that the building has been subject over the centuries, could ensure a constant circulation of fresh air and deportation of the hot one. The main front of the building is open to the sea, to enjoy the cool sea breezes the breezes lapped the water of the fishpond in front of the building, by entering through the arches of the main façade and reaching the fountain room.

Figure 1. Ancient painting of the Zisa’s Castle – CFD evaluation of the natural ventilation inside the castle.

The water, by evaporating, further lowered the air temperature before it began its upward momentum to the upper floors. in the hall of the fountain is present a typical element of the islamic tradition the salsabil: oblique marble slab carved in relief, that thanks to the irregularity of the surface created a whirling movement of water, increasing evaporation. the water was conveyed to the fountain through an opening in the wall and sliding on salsabil them reached the tanks, and then the fish pond. The ventilation system was made possible by the presence of vertical ventilation ducts placed

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inside the protruding bodies, on the short sides of the building, which communicated with openings at different levels, taking advantage of the ascending hot air motion. The fresh air, produced in the fountain room, replaced the hot air present in the near rooms that it's naturally aspirated by the lateral towers. The central hall of the second floor and the others places adjacent were ventilated directly through the large openings in the roof of the building, which ensured the circulation of air to the stack effect. The opposite openings on both the east and west elevations also allowed the horizontal air flow, increased by the presence of staggered openings above the interior doors that connected the different. As well as the elements already described for the control of the internal microclimate, there are others, such as the "mashrabiya", wooden grates finely worked for the modulation the solar radiation.

3. PASSIVE STRATEGIES APPLICATION TO A STUDY CASE From the examples of the local tradition has been designed an integrated passive system for natural ventilation of a classroom conference of a new educational complex for the University of Palermo. In the project was managed in a particular way the energy aspect, using the integrated design of passive and active systems. The aim was to achieve a power consumption "almost zero", in line, moreover, with the directive "Europe 2020" and objectives "Nearly Zero Energy Buildings" it had been formulating. In order to achieve maximum energy efficiency, it has been put in place a sustainable energy strategy that includes: 1) The reduction in energy requirements, through the provision of materials and construction

technologies, high energy performance and low environmental impact; 2) Solar energy optimization through the use of sustainable energy sources; 3) The introduction of passive systems designed to improve indoor comfort and to reduce the

use of mechanical air conditioning systems. In particular, the sustainable energy strategy has been developed by the following aspects: - High thermal performance envelope to allow an internal climate comfort by reducing the

mechanical requirements, both in the warm and cold seasons. The total linear thermal transmittance of the envelope has been obtained by U = 0.19 W / m2K for a thickness of 40 cm;

- Thermal bridges correction to eliminate all heat loss. - Solar shield to obtain a good and diffuse natural light, but at the same time reducing the

excessive solar radiation. This shading system was achieved by internal venetian blinds inside the window frame and to a terracotta sunscreen system, superimposed on the perimeter windows, it allows to mitigate the greenhouse effect. A further reduction of the solar loads on the building envelope, are obtained by overlapping a flat support structure to photovoltaic panels which, at the same time, determines shadow zones in coverage and ensures a constant shading in the summer time of the glass walls inside the courtyard. This

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system eliminates the direct sunlight. - Use of renewable energy resources to meet the primary energy needs are not covered by

the passive systems provided. The active use of solar energy has been considered by using a photovoltaic system located on the roof. The system will be hosted by an independent body supported by a steel structure and with an area of 360 square metres, that can provide an output of 15.00 kWp and an estimated output of 22,197 kWh / year.

- Use of passive and hybrid systems for the air conditioning of the Aula Magna in order to increase natural ventilation entering fresh air coming from the courtyard.

The design for the new building is based on a square plan in court that allows to have a greater exposure of the interior air, natural light and greenery. The square shape is modular and symmetrical: the use of a module of 0.94 m in fact has facilitated the internal design both in plan and in front of the building, providing a significant improvement in functional distribution of environments and ensuring coordination between the several technical elements. The project consists on three levels: the first is undergrounded and the other two are above ground. The square module of 0,94 m was fundamental to place internal separation elements such as curtain walls, pillars and reinforced concrete elements. On the basis of that shape, the building geometry is that of a square and the distribution of the interior is symmetrical with respect to the central axis of the plant.

Figure 2. External views

The first level of the educational complex is underground than the ground level and includes a large parking for cars and motorcycles. The first level above ground consists mainly of classrooms for the conduct of teaching and a large assembly hall with 254 seats. The building is built around an almost square central courtyard. The large continuous windows that surrounding the courtyard guarantees an appropriate lighting and ventilation to the entire complex: all classrooms are placed along the sides of the building on the street, while a large corridor allows to enjoy, on three sides , of central courtyard of the ground floor. The courtyard includes a lawn and a stretch of water, that has not only aesthetic function but above all a functional one for its essential contribution to the passive cooling of the great hall. The classroom is covered with ash wood and there are eight semicircular rows of seats. Each terraced steps includes from 18 to 36 seats overcoming a different of height 1.12 meters. At the highest share of the terrace, exactly symmetrical with respect to the central axis of the

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square mesh, there are two emergency stairs which reach the first level and from here immediately outside of the building. Near the main entrance, always arranged in a symmetrical way to the main organization, there are two large pipes to carry the air conditioning systems.

Figure 3.Ground floor plan and view of the great hall with the garden and the fountain in the courtyard

These pipes run on the length of the building, from the basement where constitute small technical rooms, to the roof where incorporate part of the air conditioning systems. Near the ceiling, the air circulation system draws in hot air from great class through the intake grids (see next paragraph on passive cooling system). The ceiling of the classroom has variable inclination.

Figure 4. Internal view of the lecture hall and air recirculation system sections.

The central part is made with "panels" of semicircular laminated glass placed at different heights through adjustable joints that allow to follow the slope of the great hall. The ceiling is lowered in the sides, leaving open the intake grilles and it is connected with the perimeter walls of the great class. This opaque part in the plasterboard includes small led

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lights causally arranged on the entire surface. During the daylight hours, instead, the lighting is guaranteed by direct contact with the central atrium. A large window in fact, located centrally to the great class, allows to capture natural light directly from the outside and spread it inside.

4. ILLUSTRATION OF THE VENTILATION PASSIVE SYSTEM To contribute to the passive cooling of the Auditorium, especially during the hot summer months, it was set up a natural cooling system that allows to ensure a good indoor comfort for a long period of the year. This system was designed to optimize the natural ventilation of the air within the room, taking advantage of the physical principles that enable to trigger an air flow, by introducing fresh air and expelling the hottest and exhausted one. The fresh air to put inside comes from the building courtyard, adjacent to the Auditorium (see Figure 5).

Figure 5. Section of the Auditorium and of the courtyard, with a diagram explaining the active passive

and hybrid systems (first solution).

The courtyard, enclosed in the middle of the building shape, is shaded for almost all hours of the day and for all months of the year. A water tank along the partition between the court and the room, also allows to keep a warm microclimate and to further cool the outdoor air, before introducing it in the Auditorium. The air, once it reaches a lower temperature through contact with the water and the surrounding vegetation, is entered in the Auditorium, through the grids placed in the lower part of the wall between the

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Auditorium and the courtyard. To trigger the air flow inside the room, it was necessary to study, with the help of climate simulation softwares, the possible positions of the grids, so as to place them in the most suitable area for the purposes of natural ventilation. In the first hypothesis, it has been chosen to place the gray extraction on the countertop, in the opposite side of the input grids, in two vertical ducts - above the elevator shaft and next to the Auditorium, directly connected with the outside - that would have to activate a "chimney effect". However, the results of the CFD analysis, performed to chimneys 2 meters, 5 meters, and finally 10 meters high above the roof level, it appeared that the aspiration would occur only surpassing the 10 meters in height of the vertical pipe. These design solutions were therefore abandoned because inconvenient in terms of architecture and function. In the final solution it has been exploited the same principle, by positioning the intake grilles not along the countertop, but on the back wall of the room, directly communicating with outside.

Figure 6. Diagrams of the veocity waveform and the air temperature in the case of outlet grids in dark-colored

aluminum, placed along the back wall of the room.

In this case the simulations allow to confirm the existence of a natural ventilation within the room, through an air flow which allows to decrease the internal temperature of 3-4 ° C compared to the initial one. To achieve this result, the grids are designed in dark-colored aluminum, in order to maintain the high temperature (up to 70 C°) and facilitate the air chimney effect (see Figure 6).

5. CFD SIMULATION The computer simulation for the study of natural ventilation in the main hall was obtained using several open source programs available in the Linux distribution "CAELinux 2013". The phases of the process for the Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis of the phenomenon have been the following:

a) definition of geometry (solid modelling); b) generation of the calculation grid by discretization of the volume occupied by the fluid

(meshing); c) numerical solution of the equations that define the physical model and boundary

conditions; d) post processing of results;

The volume of the main hall has been designed with the SALOME software so you can

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integrate it with external modules for numerical calculation. Starting with CAD plants and sections of the project, it was designed the volume using different primitive entities that SALOME provides activating the "geometry” module. Proceeding by "fusion" of the individual elementary volumes gradually drawn was possible to obtain a single final volume which is the reference geometry for all subsequent calculations. Then you may select the "faces" that delimit the volume so you can proceed to the definition of the boundary conditions. Precisely groups of "faces" were created. They were inlet, outlet and wall to identify respectively the surfaces that are crossed by the incoming flow, by the output flow or delimiting the ventilation flow. So ended the phase of the geometry modelling, it has passed to the generation of computational grids (mesh). After activating the "Mesh" module SALOME, you can assign values to the parameters useful to define the type and size of the mesh limit values based on the real size of the main hall volume. Code Saturne software allows to model the ventilation of the air flow. The calculations are organized into "studies" and "cases". A "study" of Code Saturne consists generally more "cases" each of which is characterized by a given set of values. The Code Saturne GUI enables you to navigate through various sections to define the characteristics of the CFD simulation. The "Calculation environment" section allows you to define the parameters for "Mesh quality criteria": you can generate a report to make a check of the mesh and control it with the "Post-pro" module by choosing between different display modes before continuing data entry. You switch to the "Thermophysical models" where you can select the temperature scale and to the "Phisical Properties" which allow the insertion of the thermo-physical characteristics of the fluid ("Fluid Properties") and set the action of gravity ( "Gravity "). You can also define the flow algorithm (steady / unsteady flow) and other computing features such as "Turbulence model". After that you can define the temperature and the initial velocity of the fluid volume ("Volume conditions") and the "Boundary conditions". The next section allows you to import the "boundary regions" defined by the module Mesh of SALOME. For each boundary region you can specify the speed, the hydraulic diameter for turbulence and temperature. "Numerical parameters" section allows to set:

- "Time step" to define the "reference time step" and the "number of iterations" for calculations;

- "Equation parameters" to define the maximum number of iterations of the solver and the precision in the calculation, for example, of pressure and speed.

- "Global parameters" to define for example the method of calculating the gradient In the section "Calculation Control" you can create any monitoring points ("probes") which record the value of the variable selected in each preset time interval. Finally, the "Calculation Management" section allows you to start the calculation with the solver Code Saturne. At the end of the calculations, RESU directory is displayed in addition to those already present in the subject "CASE" in the active "STUDY". RESU contains nodes that identify the results obtained and that can be exported to be used with the "Post-pro" module of SALOME. The monitoring points exported to a .dat file can be used in post processing to generate the curves that show the evolution in time of the temperature, speed or other variables of interest. The calculation results can also be viewed with the "Paravis

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module - Paraview". You can display the trend of each variable of interest in the plane or in space as well as create animations that show the trend of the speed of the air flow within the volume. This system of representation of the temperature and air velocity allowed us to verify the operation of the system created in the design phase in order to modify those items that did not meet the requirements for indoor facilities for the main hall.

6. CONCLUSIONS

Trough this study we aimed to demonstrate the importance of the application of passive strategies for energy saving( we manage to secure a a lowering of the temperature of about 3°C) integrated into the building design. Indeed, we proceeded with the design of spaces and elements characterizing the project, starting from the CFD study results, that is not only served to verify the final result but has actively contributed to the definition of the project in the design phase: the air speed simulation graphics allowed to verify the performance and the distribution of air flow and also they gave information about flow intensity, so that this not give rise a discomfort. Currently the integration of passive systems for the conditioning of public buildings is being handled with difficult as it is still not possible to completely eliminate the presence of conventional mechanical systems. The CFD simulations and the possibility of making automatic this hybridization could provide new horizons and scenarios to be applied to a real reduction in energy consumption

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