Johannes Georg Brozovsky

Research Scientist

Unit:: SINTEF Community
Department:: Architecture, Materials and Structures
Office:: Trondheim

Education

2018-2022: PhD in Architecture (NTNU)
2015-2018: M.Sc "Energy Efficient and Sustainable Building" (TU München)
2011-2015: B.Eng "Building Climate Control" (OTH Regensburg)

Competence and research areas

Urban physics, Building physics, Zero Emission Buildings/Neighbourhoods, Thermal building simulation, Computational Fluid Dynamics, HVAC

https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannes-brozovsky/

ResearchGate

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Johannes-Brozovsky

ORCID

https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5485-1431

Highlighted publications

2022 Academic article
Modelling and validation of hygrothermal conditions in the air gap behind wood cladding and BIPV in the building envelope Read publication
2022 Academic article
Assessing the impact of urban microclimate on building energy demand by coupling CFD and building performance simulation Read publication
2021 Academic literature review
Zero Emission Neighbourhoods and Positive Energy Districts – A State-of-the-Art Review Read publication
2021 Academic article
Evaluation of Sustainable Strategies and Design Solutions at High-Latitude Urban Settlements to Enhance Outdoor Thermal Comfort Read publication
2021 Academic article
Validation of a CFD model for the evaluation of urban microclimate at high latitudes: A case study in Trondheim, Norway Read publication

Other publications

2023 Lecture
The urban microclimate in cold-climate cities at high latitudes
2023 Abstract
Using Computational Fluid Dynamics to simulate and visualize air flows and microclimatic conditions in high-latitude urban areas
2023 Academic lecture
Using Computational Fluid Dynamics to simulate and visualize air flows and microclimatic conditions in high-latitude urban areas
2023 Lecture
The Urban Microclimate in Cold-Climate Cities at High Latitudes
2022 Interview
Utvikler bærekraftige, trebaserte fasadeløsninger
2022 Poster
Built Environment and Digitalization
2022 Interview
Damage-proof façades – the mission of SINTEF Community experts in an automated façade system project
2022 Interview
Staticus Cares innlegg
2019 Academic article
Automatic vs manual control strategy for window blinds and ceiling lights: Consequences to perceived visual and thermal discomfort Read publication
2019 Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Temperature and thermal comfort in office spaces: measurements vs. simulations Read publication

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Visiting address:
Høgskoleringen 7 B
Trondheim

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