The main focus of the Reuse Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) project is to analyze the potential environmental benefits (non-renewable energy and greenhouse gas emissions) of reusing materials in buildings. The alternative design strategies of various pilot projects (both new buildings and energy retrofits) in different regions of Switzerland will be studied in detail. In this way, the financial costs of reuse and the potential environmental benefits of reuse will be evaluated in combination with other low-carbon strategies.
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year of completion:
ongoing
project team:
Kerstin Müller, Charlotte Bofinger, Basil Rudolf
client:
SFOE, Swiss Federal Office of Energy
partner:
HEIG-VD, Sébastien Lasvaux
ETHZ, Guillaume Habert
preisig:pfäffli, Katrin Pfäffli
baubüro in situ
Co-financing: AHB – Amt für Hochbauten Stadt Zürich, SIG – Services Industriels de Genève
ETHZ, Guillaume Habert
preisig:pfäffli, Katrin Pfäffli
baubüro in situ
Co-financing: AHB – Amt für Hochbauten Stadt Zürich, SIG – Services Industriels de Genève
project examples
Hobelwerk Haus D
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project description SFOE