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Ambinodes quantify Active House principles in a first-of-its-kind experiment in Denmark
9 May 2018
This is report explains the quantifying of Active House Principles by meticulous deployment of sensor nodes and collection of indoor environmental data over a period to verify if the building design lives up to its proposed standards. Following the insights, we are able to show its impact on indoor climate and energy consumption. We believe this approach to design and constant validation using data will deliver the promise of sustainable buildings and healthier living in the near future.
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CopenHill: The story of the iconic waste-to-energy plant
20 November 2024Copenhagen’s rapid urbanisation and its ambitious climate goals to presented a unique challenge: how to manage the city’s growing waste while addressing the increasing demand for renewable energy. CopenHill, also known as Amager Bakke, blends industrial efficiency with urban recreation. Designed by
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Greening the UN one building at a time
20 November 2024The building sector has a large carbon footprint. In the EU for example, the building sector is the single largest consumer of energy – amounting to 40 per cent of the region’s total consumption. In addition, 36 per cent of the EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions stem from buildings. On a global sca
