Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock

Thaleia Konstantinou; Charlotte Heesbeen

doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-822477-9.00008-5

Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock

Thaleia Konstantinou, Charlotte Heesbeen

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Abstract

Given the European building stock’s current size and state, its potential to be renovated up to an energy-neutral quality is getting much attention, contributing to energy transition and other sustainable and societal benefits. To tackle this potential, both the number of buildings that undergo renovation and the amount of the resulting energy savings need to increase. Industrialization and prefabrication of renovation are effective strategies to improve productivity, achieve high energy performance and minimize on-site construction time. This chapter investigates current practices and future potential for industrialized renovation of the building envelope. The definitions and application of industrialized techniques in the design and construction of renovation are discussed, particularly regarding the renovation process and design concepts. Finally, the chapter provides an outlook on essential aspects for the future implementation of industrialized building envelope retrofit. Understanding current practices and how to improve industrialized renovation is instrumental to the upscaling of renovation that leads to the decarbonization of the building stock.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Rethinking Building Skins
Subtitle of host publication	Transformative Technologies and Research Trajectories
Editors	Eugenia Gasparri, Arianna Brambilla, Gabriele Lobaccaro, Francesco Goia, Annalisa Andaloro, Alberto Sangiorgio
Publisher	Woodhead Publishing
Pages	257-283
Number of pages	27
ISBN (Electronic)	9780128224779
ISBN (Print)	9780128224915
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-822477-9.00008-5
Publication status	Published - 2022

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Name	Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering
Publisher	Woodhead Publishing

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Renovation
industrialization
off-site construction
energy efficiency
building stock

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Konstantinou, T., & Heesbeen, C. (2022). Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock. In E. Gasparri, A. Brambilla, G. Lobaccaro, F. Goia, A. Andaloro, & A. Sangiorgio (Eds.), Rethinking Building Skins: Transformative Technologies and Research Trajectories (pp. 257-283). (Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering). Woodhead Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-822477-9.00008-5

Konstantinou, Thaleia ; Heesbeen, Charlotte. / Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock. Rethinking Building Skins: Transformative Technologies and Research Trajectories. editor / Eugenia Gasparri ; Arianna Brambilla ; Gabriele Lobaccaro ; Francesco Goia ; Annalisa Andaloro ; Alberto Sangiorgio. Woodhead Publishing, 2022. pp. 257-283 (Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering).

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Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock. / Konstantinou, Thaleia; Heesbeen, Charlotte.
Rethinking Building Skins: Transformative Technologies and Research Trajectories. ed. / Eugenia Gasparri; Arianna Brambilla; Gabriele Lobaccaro; Francesco Goia; Annalisa Andaloro; Alberto Sangiorgio. Woodhead Publishing, 2022. p. 257-283 (Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering).

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Konstantinou T, Heesbeen C. Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock. In Gasparri E, Brambilla A, Lobaccaro G, Goia F, Andaloro A, Sangiorgio A, editors, Rethinking Building Skins: Transformative Technologies and Research Trajectories. Woodhead Publishing. 2022. p. 257-283. (Woodhead Publishing Series in Civil and Structural Engineering). doi: 10.1016/B978-0-12-822477-9.00008-5

Industrialized renovation of the building envelope: realizing the potential to decarbonize the European building stock

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