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Mario Walter, Kristin Lengsfeld, David Borschewski, Stefan Albrecht, Philipp Kölsch, Thorsten Pretsch, Martin Krus and Susanne Lehmann-Brauns
Reducing the continuously growing cooling energy demand of buildings is an important part of achieving global emission targets. Here, we present an innovative scenario of how the integration of a programmable material into a climate-adaptive building env...
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Arianna Brambilla and Eugenia Gasparri
Timber envelopes provide multiple benefits in reducing both operational and embodied energy environmental impacts in construction. However, when poorly designed, they may incur in high risk of mould growth, affecting both building performance and occupan...
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Charles R. Boardman and Samuel V. Glass
A one-dimensional transient hygrothermal model was used to simulate eight different wood-frame wall assemblies. Simulations were compared with measured results from a two-year field study exploring the effects of exterior insulation on wall moisture perf...
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Agnieszka Sadlowska-Salega and Krzysztof Was
The paper is an attempt to answer the question whether the material-optimized roof construction using cross-laminated timber (CLT) is safe in terms of moisture content in the demanding northern costal climates. The proposed roof structure meets the stren...
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Dobroslawa Kaczorek
In this paper, a series of experiments assessing the moisture buffer value (MBV) of four internal wall assembly samples made from hygroscopic materials was performed. A modified Nordtest protocol was used. Moisture buffer values of all the investigated w...
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Charlotta Bylund Melin, Carl-Eric Hagentoft, Kristina Holl, Vahid M. Nik and Ralf Kilian
Climate change is a growing threat to cultural heritage buildings and objects. Objects housed in historic buildings are at risk because the indoor environments in these buildings are difficult to control and often influenced by the outdoor climate. Hygro...
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