Industrialización en la vivienda social de Madrid

Montes, J. García; Camps, Inés Plasencia; Fuster, Andrea

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“…However, prefabricated and industrialized systems often face the inertias related to traditional ways of building and the technical ignorance that this constructive process entails [9]. Likewise, some other problems faced by architects in general when designing and constructively defining prefabricated or industrialized solutions are the absence of reference manuals, the lack of knowledge of design limitations and the restrictions of the industry and the methods or materials; the consequences of this ignorance are errors of definition in the project and construction that in turn generate increase in terms and costs or even abandonment of the type of construction systems chosen [10][11][12].…”

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“Methodology Comparative Analysis” in the Solar Decathlon Competition: A Proposed Housing Model based on a Prefabricated Structural System

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The construction sector, by direct or indirect actions, consumes more than 40% of the global energy produced and is responsible for 30% of CO2 emissions. It is a need of the construction industry to transform its practices and processes by proposing systems of lower demand to the environment. In this sense, closed prefabrication and industrialization as a constructive process could be the key to seek savings and efficiency from its origin to the end of life of buildings. In this context, this article presents a methodological proposal of quantitative, qualitative and comparative analysis of the structural systems of eight prototypes presented in the “Solar Decathlon” contest in its North-American and Latin-American editions (both of them in 2015) and the European edition (in 2014). This methodology deduces the characteristics of a structural system of lower environmental demand and the characteristics of these constructive processes, in favor of a new paradigm of sustainability and to be applied in innovative systems of new housing models.

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“Methodology Comparative Analysis” in the Solar Decathlon Competition: A Proposed Housing Model based on a Prefabricated Structural System

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“…It is a system, therefore, where all its parts are configured from industrialized elements, providing quality assurance to the technique of self-construction, so deeply rooted in the humblest strata of Santiago de Cali. This is due to the fact that industrialization is a rational and automated production process, which involves advanced designs of production, manufacturing, and management technologies, where materials, transport, and mechanized techniques are used in series with the aim of achieving the highest possible productivity [37][38][39][40].…”

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Environmental Comfort as a Sustainable Strategy for Housing Integration: The AURA 1.0 Prototype for Social Housing

López-Escamilla¹

2020

Applied Sciences

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The AURA 1.0 prototype is a sustainable social housing proposal, designed by the University of Seville and built for the first Latin American edition of the prestigious Solar Decathlon competition. Different conditioning strategies were integrated into this prototype, optimized for a tropical climate, and focused on contributing positively to the health of the most humble people in society. In this moment, in which a large part of the world population is confined to their homes due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we have the opportunity (and the obligation) to reconsider the relationship between architecture and medicine or in other words, between the daily human habitat and health. For this reason, this analysis of aspects derived from the interior conditioning of the homes is carried out. The main objective of the Aura proposal is to be able to extract data through a housing monitoring system, which allows us to transfer some design strategies to the society to which is a case study, in order to promote environmental comfort and, therefore, people’s health. The AURA 1.0 prototype develops flexible and adaptable living spaces, with a high environmental quality, in order to maintain the variables of temperature, relative humidity and natural lighting within a range of comfort required by the rules of the event. To achieve this end, the prototype develops an architectural proposal that combines passive and active conditioning strategies, using construction qualities and typical costs of social housing. These strategies allowed the project to achieve the first prize in the Comfort Conditions test. So, this paper presents an appropriate and tested solution that can satisfy comfortability and health of residents who live in social housing while maintaining low energy consumption.

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IFC-Based Framework to Move beyond Individual Building Elements toward Configuring a Higher Level of Prefabrication

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2013

J. Comput. Civ. Eng.

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Industrialización en la vivienda social de Madrid

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“Methodology Comparative Analysis” in the Solar Decathlon Competition: A Proposed Housing Model based on a Prefabricated Structural System

“Methodology Comparative Analysis” in the Solar Decathlon Competition: A Proposed Housing Model based on a Prefabricated Structural System

Environmental Comfort as a Sustainable Strategy for Housing Integration: The AURA 1.0 Prototype for Social Housing

IFC-Based Framework to Move beyond Individual Building Elements toward Configuring a Higher Level of Prefabrication

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