"Abitare Mediterraneo" is a new research project developed at University of Florence, with Tuscany Region support, aimed finalize to sustainable architecture standard and reduce energy consumption in building in Mediterranean climate. Innovative products and building components has been selected and analyzed using specific performance criteria to provide an interactive database with different technologies and construction systems, to achieve comfort in the Mediterranean climate. Technical solutions has been evaluate with the performance criteria set by European directives, allowing direct comparison and cost control. The database is a flexible, updated subdivision of construction phases and building components, creating a friendly interface suitable for non-specialist users, where they can find specific spread sheets of products and construction systems. The datasheets are an integrated tool for designers to develop a complete project analysis in several specific area: energetic, acoustic, environmental (LCA), construction and maintenance. The database is a finalized archive of appropriate technical solutions for designers and construction companies in Mediterranean climate, based on products interaction and aimed to promote innovative technologies, integration of renewable energy and better comfort under winter and summer condition. It provides a comparison tool allowing companies and research institutions to develop new products and highlight strengths and weaknesses of different components of today building technology.

A new database for design in Mediterranean climate / M. Sala; R. Romano; L. Boganini. - In: PROCEDIA ENGINEERING. - ISSN 1877-7058. - ELETTRONICO. - (2011), pp. 686-692. (Intervento presentato al convegno GBSC2011* International Conference on Green Buildings and Sustainable Cities tenutosi a BOLOGNA, ITALIA nel 15-16 SETTEMBRE) [10.1016/j.proeng.2011.11.2065].

A new database for design in Mediterranean climate

SALA, MARCO;ROMANO, ROSA;BOGANINI, LEONARDO
2011

Abstract

"Abitare Mediterraneo" is a new research project developed at University of Florence, with Tuscany Region support, aimed finalize to sustainable architecture standard and reduce energy consumption in building in Mediterranean climate. Innovative products and building components has been selected and analyzed using specific performance criteria to provide an interactive database with different technologies and construction systems, to achieve comfort in the Mediterranean climate. Technical solutions has been evaluate with the performance criteria set by European directives, allowing direct comparison and cost control. The database is a flexible, updated subdivision of construction phases and building components, creating a friendly interface suitable for non-specialist users, where they can find specific spread sheets of products and construction systems. The datasheets are an integrated tool for designers to develop a complete project analysis in several specific area: energetic, acoustic, environmental (LCA), construction and maintenance. The database is a finalized archive of appropriate technical solutions for designers and construction companies in Mediterranean climate, based on products interaction and aimed to promote innovative technologies, integration of renewable energy and better comfort under winter and summer condition. It provides a comparison tool allowing companies and research institutions to develop new products and highlight strengths and weaknesses of different components of today building technology.
2011
Procedia Engineering 21 (2011).2011 International Conference on Green Buildings and Sustainable Cities
GBSC2011* International Conference on Green Buildings and Sustainable Cities
BOLOGNA, ITALIA
15-16 SETTEMBRE
M. Sala; R. Romano; L. Boganini
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