Challenges for the Next Generation Built Environment
Buch, Englisch, 1089 Seiten, Format (B × H): 155 mm x 235 mm
ISBN: 978-3-032-42330-6
Verlag: Springer
The book proposes a forward-looking reflection on the core challenge of housing for the forthcoming decades, as a top priority for Europe. Insightful contributions from researchers in the field of urban planning, architecture, design, engineering are collected as outcomes of the International Conference on Challenges for the NEXT generation BUILT Environment (NEXTBUILT series). Contributions are organized around the following interlinked topics:
Process workflow and services, reflecting on innovation in the building sector in terms of business models, product-as-a-service and other novel approaches centred on sustainability and circularity.
Livability, comfort and health, reflecting on the nature of the built environment around comfort, accessibility, usability, user-centred design.
Materials without borders, reflecting on reuse and impacts of products and components, speculating on the concepts of material banks, building passports, and life cycle management.
Energy and behavior, reflecting on affordability, equity and resilience of housing, from awareness raising to energy efficiency measures.
Zielgruppe
Research
Autoren/Hrsg.
Fachgebiete
- Wirtschaftswissenschaften Volkswirtschaftslehre Wirtschaftspolitik, politische Ökonomie
- Medizin | Veterinärmedizin Medizin | Public Health | Pharmazie | Zahnmedizin Medizin, Gesundheitswesen Umweltfaktoren in der Medizin
- Geowissenschaften Umweltwissenschaften Nachhaltigkeit
- Wirtschaftswissenschaften Wirtschaftssektoren & Branchen Energie- & Versorgungswirtschaft
- Technische Wissenschaften Bauingenieurwesen Baukonstruktion, Baufachmaterialien
Weitere Infos & Material
Editorial.- Urban Regeneration as a Tool for Inclusive and Community-Based Housing.- Bridging Gaps in Sustainable Housing: Toward an Adaptable and Resilient Design Paradigm.- Enhancing Historic Spa Towns through Public Space Regeneration: Historic Parks as Socio-Climatic Infrastructure.- How Can Inclusive Renovation Benefit from Effective Stakeholder Engagement? Evidence, Best Practices and Challenges from two European-Funded Projects.- Participatory Anticipation for Post-Capitalist Urban Ecologies.- Models of regenerative urban governance for quality of life: the Utopize project in Milan.- Reframing heritage residential settlements as affordable housing assets: Multi-level governance and innovative business models for energy-efficient and socially just renovations.- From Data to Policy: The HOME² Framework for Affordable and Quality Student Housing in Europe.- Creating Integrated Home Renovation Services for Co-owners.- From Quality of Homes to Quality of Life – Salutogenic Approach to Home Improvements.- Deep Energy Renovation and Resident Realities: A Multi-Level Systems Perspective from Italy.- Built heritage light retrofit enabling energy-efficiency and affordable housing: the case study of Quarticciolo in Rome.- Challenges Facing Ireland’s Renewable Energy Communities.- Empowering Behavioural Change with Digital Tools: Is Generation Z Ready?.- Unconscious Sufficiency through Collaborative Housing Practices.- FRAGILE INHABITING. Uncertainty as an Opportunity for New Design Practices .- Biophilic and User-Centered Design for Democratic Climate Resilience in Urban Areas.- Housing quality in the challenging contexts of urban intensification.- Shallow masonry domes: an alternative to reinforced concrete slabs for affordable and sustainable housing in North India.- Smart Living Box: Ventilated Envelopes for Adaptive Comfort Indoor.- Modular Adaptive Facades: Systems for Urban Livability and Indoor Comfort.- Climate-Responsive Shading Strategies: Daylight and Comfort Optimization for a Family House Building.- Infrared imaging for studies on temperatures near glazed surfaces – advantages and limits.- Designing for Wellbeing: A Regenerative Digital Workflow for Environmental Design in Climate-Sensitive Spaces.- Integrating Field Observations and ENVI-met Modeling of Vegetative Shade to Enhance Thermal Resiliency of Arid Cities.- Enhancing Climate Resilience and Outdoor Comfort in Tuscany’s Inner Areas.- Bridging the Science-Practice Gap: A "3-Degree Filter" Diagnostic Method for Assessing Climate Adaptation in Public Open Spaces.- Computational Fluid Dynamics evaluation of green roof impacts on urban canyon ventilation.- Assessing Green-Grey-Blue infrastructures at the neighborhood level for climate resilience.- Interconnection of Building- and Neighbourhood-Level Resilience (RBTool and RNTool): Insights from Prague Case Study.- Enhancing Climate Adaptation in the Built Environment: Contextualization, Strategic Assessment, and Digitalization in Two Pilot Countries.- Assessing Flood Risk in a Climate-Sensitive Coastal City: The Case of Aveiro, Portugal.- Application of the ReMED Climate Resilience Framework in the assessment of Buildings and urban Areas in the Mediterranean: Victoria Gozo Case Study.- A Methodological Approach to Sustainable Stormwater and Wastewater Management in Large-Scale Construction Sites.- An adaptable meta design framework to guarantee the access to basic healthcare in Italy: a modular and reusable structure for the implementation of third-sector healthcare buildings in a circular economy perspective.- Design for climate preparedness in hospitals: services, processes and microclimates.- Innovative Lighting and Spatial Design Strategies in Healthcare Facilities.- RE-ACT Schools: Schoolyards as living laboratories for climate-resilient and healthy urban design.- Inclusion and Emergency Management: Schools and Universities as Collaborative Urban Ecosystems.- Digital Tools for Inclusive Built Environment Learning in Children with Cognitive and Behavioural Challenges.- Application of BIM technologies in the context of historical architecture and contemporary construction: Analysis of differences, possibilities and limitations.- AI-Augmented Co-Design for Housing Resilience: Towards Hybrid Participatory Processes.-Unlocking Urban Mining Potential: BIM-Based Assessment of a Residential Archetype.- Digital Twin-Based Workflow for a Climate-Oriented Governance of the Built Environment.- Active mediation: GenAI-driven negotiation in Urban Digital Twin workflows.- Design as information. The abacus framework for System Dynamics modeling in timber-based circular building renovation.- Study of the Hydration Phases in Cement Composites with Slag.- Next generation of resilient modular housebuilding businesses in the digital era: a UK case study.- Whole life carbon assessment of nearly zero energy buildings in Türkiye: two cases from Ankara and Izmir.- Whole life carbon assessment for European buildings: data harmonization insights for cross-country analysis.- Construction sector stakeholder perspectives on building LCA data exchange in Switzerland.- Retrofit as a tool for decarbonising the building sector: Whole Life Carbon assessment of a case study in Rome.- From BIM to Environmental Insight: Life Cycle Assessment of Saudi Residential Buildings with Cool Roof Co-Benefits.- Evaluating LEED Rating System from a Building Thermal Resilience Perspective.- Bridging gaps in Whole Life Carbon Assessment for buildings: tools, data and workflows.- Reducing CO2 through Hemp-Based Cellulose Substitution.- Energy flexibility assessment in educational campuses: insights from the Romanian eduPED living lab.- From ZEB to Carbon Neutral Building: the legislative framework's role in guiding the paradigm shift.- Bottom Sediments as a Promising Resource for Sustainable Construction: Treatment and Valorization as Cement Substitutes in Concrete.- Towards an Italian Supply Chain for Structural Steel Reuse.- Examining Material Criteria for Circularity in Building Certifications.- Critical Review: Improving the Circularity of Artificial Indoor Plants as Biophilic Design Approach in the Built Environments.- Addressing “low-resource materials” as a new challenge in the construction sector.- Feasibility Assessment on Waste-Based Brick with Circular Economy Business Model.- “Building the city by the city” through reuse materials.- Unlocking wood waste upcycling at scale: Policy and practice insights at municipal level.- Towards the Valorisation of Agro-Waste and the Digital Product Passport for Circular Construction Value Chains.- Evaluation of Geopolymers from Construction and Demolition Waste for Technical Applications in the Construction Sector.- Data interoperability for digital urban mining supported by C-BIM.- A digital platform linking Level(s) and OpenBIM for circular end of life.- From Waste to Resource: Bio-Based Material Banks and Reuse Pathways for Circular Construction.- A regenerative digital framework for the circular reuse of advanced materials in climate-adaptive design.- Circularity indicators to assess hybrid systems with second-life and bio-based materials.
