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Towards 0-Impact Buildings and Built Environments [electronic resource].
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Kimman.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Architecture--Environmental aspects.
- Buildings--Energy conservation.
- Sustainable buildings.
- Sustainable buildings--Energy conservation.
- Buildings--Environmental aspects.
- Buildings.
- Architecture.
- Local Subjects:
- Architecture--Environmental aspects.
- Buildings--Energy conservation.
- Sustainable buildings.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (218 p.)
- Place of Publication:
- Amsterdam : Techne Press, 2011.
- Language Note:
- English
- Summary:
- This book is a compilation of key notes and best papers of the 2010 Sustainable Building Euregional Conference. The book addresses questions on how to design new buildings and districts with optimized energy and water systems with materials that neither deplete resources, nor add to climate change by CO2 emissions. 0-impact goes one step further than 0-energy. It addresses building and design issues from an environmentally neutral perspective. It not only includes energy-neutral building, but adds the challenge of water use, production and use of materials, and land use.
- Contents:
- Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Part I: Introduction; Introduction; The Concept of O Towards 0-impact Building and Built Environments / Ronald Rovers; The 0-Impact Transition Approach / Jacques Kimman; Bringing Science to Practice The Concept of Cafeterias - Implementing zero-concept options and using a roadmap / Christoph Maria Ravesloot; Part II: Keynotes; Realism and Illusion Realists and Idealists on the Energy Question
- The Order of the Century / Hermann Scheer
- GÜSSING, a Model for Other RegionsSelf-sufficient energy supply based on regionally availablerenewable resources and sustainable regional development / Peter VadaszThe Goal is PlusEnergy! / Rolf Disch; Architecture of Conglomerates / Lucien Kroll; A Life Cycle Tower for a Better Future Contributions of the Building Industry to a Sustainable Tomorrow / Hubert Rhomberg; Rapid GHG reductions in the built environment under extreme conditions / Nils Larsson; The Energy Transition Model Bringing rationale to the emotional discussion on our energy future / John Kerkhoven; Part III: Papers
- From Space Habitats to Zero Emission Buildings Space Borne ZEB Enabling Technologies / Julien S. Bourrelle, Arild Gustavsen, Bjørn Petter JelleTowards a Definition of Zero Impact Buildings / Shady Attia and André De Herde; Field Study of Retrofit Solutions for Residential Housing / Davide Calì, Tanja Osterhage and Dirk Mueller; Applications of Appropriate Renewable Energy Technologies in Chinese Rural Houses in Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau / Wang Yan, Zhang Peng, Ju Xiaolei, Zhang Yabin; Planning 0-Energy Cities Using Local Energy Sources / Wouter Leduc
- Towards 0-Impact Industrial Sites a 0-impact tool / Katleen De FlanderUrban Morphology and the Quest for Zero Carbon Cities / Serge Salat and Caroline Nowacki; The Urban Harvest Plus approach to 0-impact on built environments, case study Kerkrade West / Ronald Rovers, Herwin Sap, Wouter Leduc, Vera Rovers, Leo Gommans, Ferry van Kann; Prefabricated timber as a means of achieving zero carbon / Gavin White
- Photo Catalytic Degradation as a Tool for the Reduction of Ambient Air Pollution / Cyriel Mentink, Toon Peters, Paul Donners, Jan Theelen, Wouter Snippe, Martijn Janssen, Jacob Pijnenburg, Paul BormZero-Impact Water Use in the Built Environment / M.M. Nederlof and J. Frijns; Tilburg: A Road Map for Becoming a Zero-Carbon City in 2045 / Erik Alsema, Jappe Goud, Geurt Donze, Martin Roders; Conclusions; References; Afterword
- Notes:
- Description based upon print version of record.
- ISBN:
- 90-8594-031-1
- OCLC:
- 759597148
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