• Media type: E-Book
  • Title: A life cycle approach to buildings : principles, calculations, design tools
  • Contributor: König, Holger [Author]; Kohler, Niklaus [Author]; Kreißig, Johannes [Author]; Lützkendorf, Thomas [Author]
  • Published: Munich: Institut für Internationale Architektur-Dokumentation, 2010
  • Published in: Edition DETAIL Green Books
    DETAIL Green Bks
    EBL-Schweitzer
  • Issue: 1. edition
  • Extent: Online-Ressource (146 Seiten)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN: 9783955531706
  • Keywords: Gebäudeplanung > Lebenszyklus > Umweltbilanz > Baukosten
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  • Description: Introduction; Principles; Sustainability as an objective and general framework; New spatial system boundaries: metabolism of the human living space; New temporal system boundaries: from cradle to grave; Stakeholders and points of view; Uncertainty about the course of the life cycle; Design in the life cycle of buildings; The iterative nature of design; Life cycle-oriented design; Life cycle-oriented building description; Life cycle phase 1: New build; Life cycle phase 2: Use; Life cycle phase 3: Refurbishment /renovation; Life cycle phase 4: Deconstruction; Aging and loss of value

    Estimated service life of buildingsNormative terms of service life; Life cycle assessment; Method of life cycle assessment; Life cycle assessments of buildings; Construction materials and processes; Data in Ökobau.dat; Assessment of the economic advantages; Tasks and objectives as seen by the stakeholders; Life cycle costing; Determination of construction costs; Determination of operating costs; Accounting for externalities; Assessment of economic efficiency; Tools for integrated design; Integrated design; Principles and tools; Data models, data interchange and data maintenance

    Contribution of standardisationSustainability certification of buildings; Life cycle analysis in practice: Examples and areas of application; Working methodology; Example 1: Heinrich Böll Siedlung, Berlin; Example 2: Normand Barracks, Speyer; Example 3: Lebenshilfe, Lindenberg im Allgäu; Example 4: Nirosan Production Hall, Schmiedefeld; Example 5: Barnim Administration Centre, Eberswalde; Extended consideration of buildings; Summary and outlook; Appendix

    A building's entire life cycle – from construction through occupation, cycles of renovation and repairs, up to demolition and disposal, impacts the flow of materials thereby created. The decisive path of a building's environmental impact is however usually set early in the planning phase, at a time when planners often still lack knowledge about the sustainability characteristics of different building materials and constructions