Potentials and limitations for energy refurbishment of multi-family residential buildings built in Belgrade before the World War One

Đukanović, Ljiljana; Radivojević, Ana; Rajčić, Aleksandar

doi:10.1016/j.enbuild.2015.04.047

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“…With funding support provided by GIZ, and a methodological framework according to "TABULA" project principles, an expert statistical office was hired and a survey was designed with the sample and survey methodology that could give appropriate data to form the building matrix. Survey characteristics and principles, questionnaire, and analysis methods have been described in detail in published material [13,[25][26][27][28][29]. The issue of the representativeness of selected types in the matrix is in direct relation to the size of the sample to be analyzed when conducting a census, which in the formation of a national typology was around 23,000 buildings.…”

Section: National Typology Of Residential Buildings-characteristics and Limitationsmentioning

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“…Window components are mostly wooden, but are also largely affected by sporadic refurbishment actions. Detailed data about the material characteristics of each building type are available online in referenced books and publications [13,[25][26][27][28][29], but also as part of the web tool developed for further use of both national and local typologies in Serbia, also available to the broader public online [33]. In addition, these data exist in the TABULA WebTool, available online [34].…”

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Methodology for Residential Building Stock Refurbishment Planning—Development of Local Building Typologies

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This paper presents the methodology for the implementation of building typology principles as a tool for the strategic planning of residential building stock energy retrofits on a municipal level in Serbia. Research was conducted under the IEE EPISCOPE (Intelligent Energy Europe EPISCOPE/TABULA project) project with the aim of developing an adequate tool for creating building stock energy retrofit management strategies on a local level. An approach that envisions the diversity and uneven spatial distribution of building stock in smaller scale municipalities and includes statistically relevant sampling of all relevant building types was developed and tested in the pilot project that focused on the city of Vršac. Two options for local typology development were formulated: a top-down approach, which relies on the data from the national typology or other available databases by reducing them to the local level, and a bottom-up approach, which represents a new data gathering and processing method. Both approaches were tested in the pilot project and the results are compared in this paper. From the conclusions of these analyses, a common methodology for the development of local building typologies has been defined. It can be used in the strategic planning of building stock, whether for the purpose of developing local energy action plans (LEAPs) or other purposes internationally.

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“…Park and Kim (2014) recognized that BIM is capable of accommodating customers' preference for housing refurbishment in terms of refurbishment materials and options at the early design stage, which has been emphasised through the literature as a key aspect of sustainable refurbishment. Ferreira et al (2015) Page 4 of 25 Facilities and Dukanovic et al (2016) apply the LCC and LCA to a residential building refurbishment in Italy and Serbia respectively, and researchers recognise that BIM is capable of managing the life cycle information of structural components of buildings. Overall research findings explicitly indicate that BIM is capable of enabling design and construction professionals to integrate the LCC and LCA, and facilitate stakeholders' early involvement as it has been emphasised by researchers in sustainable refurbishment.…”

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Delivering value for money with BIM-embedded housing refurbishment

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Journal: FacilitiesManuscript ID f-05-2017-0048.R2 Manuscript Type: Original Article AbstractPurpose -The aim of this research is to examine if BIM is feasible as an information management platform to determine a financially and environmentally affordable housing refurbishment solution based on the LCC and LCA calculation.Design/methodology/approach -A case study in conjunction with BIM simulation approach using BIM tools was adopted to identify the feasibility of BIM for the simultaneous formulation of LCC and LCA in housing refurbishment.Findings -This research reveals that BIM is a suitable for the information management platform to enable construction professionals to consider trade-off relationship between LCC and LCA simultaneously, and determine the most financially and environmentally affordable refurbishment solution. The interoperability issues in data exchange among different BIM tools and unstandardized BIM object libraries with incomplete datasets of construction materials are recognized as the major shortcomings in a BIM system. Essential remedial actions to overcome the shortcomings in the current BIM tools are identified. Research limitations/implications -Actual housing information and various refurbishment materialsfor the BIM simulation are limited.Practical implications -This research contribute to supporting construction professionals to prepare practical BIM adoption for the integration of the LCC and LCA that can significantly improve early decision makings on sustainable housing refurbishment.Originality/value -This research will contribute to providing proper remedial actions to overcome the shortcomings in the current BIM tools, and insights for construction professionals to understand the implication of BIM-embedded housing refurbishment.

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“…Any intervention on a building from the past could raise the question of authenticity and this especially refers to the buildings that are recognized by law as protected monuments. In such cases, preservation of the historic value of the façade might be one of the priorities of any intervention on the building [9]. Thermal insulation was also installed on the interior side to preserve the authentic look of the building, by applying the 10 cm thick stone wool, with plasterboard being installed over it.…”

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Energy refurbishment of public buildings under cultural heritage protection in Serbia: Constraints and potentials

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By harmonizing national legislation to European codes concerning energy efficiency in building sector, Serbia took commitment to improve energy efficiency of national government buildings. Following the Directive 2012/27/EU principles, refurbishment of this part of building stock is recognized as a leading example in long-therm process of applying energy efficiency regulations at national level. Initial steps in implementation of adopted energy efficiency principles were made in Serbia during 2015, when first energy certificates for three most valuable buildings of national authorities (Government building, The National Assembly, and the Palace of Serbia) were issued. This paper will present results obtained during energy-assessment and energy-certification process of this particular buildings, showing at the same time their specificity, that pretty much traces possible category and range of proposed energy refurbishment scenarios.

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Potentials and limitations for energy refurbishment of multi-family residential buildings built in Belgrade before the World War One

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Methodology for Residential Building Stock Refurbishment Planning—Development of Local Building Typologies

Methodology for Residential Building Stock Refurbishment Planning—Development of Local Building Typologies

Delivering value for money with BIM-embedded housing refurbishment

Energy refurbishment of public buildings under cultural heritage protection in Serbia: Constraints and potentials

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