Energetic and functional rehabilitation of residential buildings in Europe,analysis and cataloguing of the strategies used.
- Autores: Paula Martin Goñi, Jaume Avellaneda Díaz-Grande, José María González Barroso
- Localización: EESAP15 International Conference 2024, 22-23 October Donostia-San Sebastián: Proceedings book, 2025, ISBN 978-84-9082-982-0, págs. 18-33
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
The housing stock renovation level in Spain is less than 25% of new construction even though more than half of the existing houses were built before 1980. The environmental impact of construction is among the highest among industrial activities due to the high consumption of resources and the generation of low-value waste at the construction and demolition stages. A new refurbishment model is necessary to focus on providing and improving the habitability of the housing stock and reducing the environmental impact by optimising the use of resources and waste generation.
To achieve this, the renovations should be carefully monitored. The objective of this study is to identify which interventions are viable but are not considered in the generalised refurbishment model. The methodology used have four different phases: the definition of the reference sample, the study of the sample and acquisition of the data, the creation of an analysis system, and, finally, verification of the system and obtaining of results to be discussed. The methods used to rehabilitate multi-family buildings in Europe are changing, the process now goes a step further functionally and technologically.
