Environmental aspects of renovations – case studies
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Sedlák, Jiří
Jelínek, Petr
Stránská, Zuzana
Struhala, Karel
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In this paper we would like to show the readers two case studies of energy-, environmentally- and cost-efficient renovations of contemporary buildings in Czech Republic that were assessed according to the IEA ECBS Annex 56 methodology - elementary school Kamínky 5 (built 1987) and block-of-flats Koniklecová 4 (built 1983). Both buildings are located in Brno – Nový Lískovec. They were recently renovated into low-energy standard, with emphasis on low renovation costs and high operating cost savings. In both cases the renovation reduced energy consumption by approximately 60 %. It also improved wellbeing of the users and visual perception of the buildings.
In this paper we would like to show the readers two case studies of energy-, environmentally- and cost-efficient renovations of contemporary buildings in Czech Republic that were assessed according to the IEA ECBS Annex 56 methodology - elementary school Kamínky 5 (built 1987) and block-of-flats Koniklecová 4 (built 1983). Both buildings are located in Brno – Nový Lískovec. They were recently renovated into low-energy standard, with emphasis on low renovation costs and high operating cost savings. In both cases the renovation reduced energy consumption by approximately 60 %. It also improved wellbeing of the users and visual perception of the buildings.
In this paper we would like to show the readers two case studies of energy-, environmentally- and cost-efficient renovations of contemporary buildings in Czech Republic that were assessed according to the IEA ECBS Annex 56 methodology - elementary school Kamínky 5 (built 1987) and block-of-flats Koniklecová 4 (built 1983). Both buildings are located in Brno – Nový Lískovec. They were recently renovated into low-energy standard, with emphasis on low renovation costs and high operating cost savings. In both cases the renovation reduced energy consumption by approximately 60 %. It also improved wellbeing of the users and visual perception of the buildings.
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Energy Procedia. 2015, vol. 78, issue 1, p. 2391-2396.
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