Fr. 130.00

Eco-Design of Buildings and Infrastructure - Developments in the Period 20162020

English · Paperback / Softback

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This book reviews the second five-year sequence of the The Chair Eco-design of buildings and infrastructure. It is intended for urban planners, local authorities, building owners, architects, design offices, companies, building managers, teacher-researchers and anyone interested in the environmental quality of our living spaces.


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New developments in methods for eco-design. Incorporating the human factor within eco-design. Simulation at the service of eco-design. Towards a renewal of techniques and systems. Conclusions and perspectives.


About the author










Bruno Peuportier holds an engineering degree from the Ecole Centrale de Paris, and a PhD degree from Universite Paris VI. He is presently senior scientist at the Centre for Energy Efficiency of Systems of MINES Paristech, Paris. He has developed software tools for green design: COMFIE (thermal simulation) and EQUER (life cycle assessment). He has carried out several demonstration projects regarding the construction or renovation of public housing, office buildings and schools, and has coordinated several European projects in these fields.

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This book reviews the second five-year sequence of the The Chair Eco-design of buildings and infrastructure. It is intended for urban planners, local authorities, building owners, architects, design offices, companies, building managers, teacher-researchers and anyone interested in the environmental quality of our living spaces.

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