Project Leader: Professor Anne Grete Hestnes, Department of Architecture, History and Design, NTNU.
Analysis of integrated design processes and the use of digital tools in building projects (Ph.D. study, Terje Tollefsen).
Development of a design guideline for integrated design of smart energy-efficient buildings.
Project 2.2 Building Integrated Energy Systems
Project Leader: Professor Øyvind Aschehoug, Department of Architecture, History and Design, NTNU.
Participation in IEA ECBCS Annex 44: Integrating Environmentally Responsive Elements in Buildings – Leader of subtask B.
Contributions to international State-of-the-art of Responsive building elements and Integrated Building Concepts.
The development of a concept for smart facades
Expert advisors to several pilot projects across Norway.
The completion of the PhD study by Annemie Wyckmans: “Intelligent Building Envelopes. Architectural Concept & Applications for Daylighting Quality”
Schematic drawing of Mæla School in Skien (Pir II Architects).
Project 2.3 Daylighting and Electric Lighting
Project Leader: Professor Barbara Matusiak, Department of Architecture, Form and Colour, NTNU.
Development of daylighting lab with artificial sun and completion of a “room and light” laboratory at the campus.
Development of a prototype of a new type of lighting fixture combining daylight and artificial light (in co-operation with Luxo).
Development of a design method for a smart external shading system – “WonderWall” and implementation of the system in the architectural competition “Europe’s most energy-efficient building” in Oslo.
Modelling of smart daylighting systems for window openings at high latitudes (PhD Tore Kolås).
Project 2.4 Building Integrated Photovoltaics
Project Leader: Senior Researcher Inger Andresen, SINTEFBuilding and Infrastructure.
Participation in IEA PVPS Task 10: Urban scale photovoltaic applications.
Development of a tool for integrated planning of PV systems in the built environment
Analysis of architectural integration of PV in office buildings.
