Jan Cremers is one of the keynote speakers at NBTAD 2016 Conference, Cracow University of Technology. The title of his presentation on Oct 13th will be
Building Envelopes Provide Renewable Energy – A Review and Outlook.
Author: wpjc
World Symposium on Sustainable Development at Universities, Boston
Botero, Lisa; Eicker, Ursula; Cremers, Jan; Palla, Nansi; Schoch, Christiane; Bossert, Michael: ‘A Real-world Lab Approach to the Carbon Neutral Campus Transition: A Case Study.’. World Symposium on Sustainable Development at Universities (WSSD-U-2016), Boston, USA. September 14-16, 2016. Paper #104/Track 4b. Proceedings, 10 pages
Final research report now available online (PVTintegral)
Cremers, Jan; Eicker, Ursula; Palla, Nansi; Jobard, Xavier; Klotz, Fritz; Mitina, Irina: Multivalente photovoltaisch-thermische Kollektoren zur Kälte-, Wärme- und Stromerzeugung und Szenarien für die Gebäudeintegration (PVTintegral) : Projektbericht : Laufzeit: 01.09.2012 bis 31.10.2015. TIB Hannover. 2016
TensiNet/COST TU1303 Symposium 2016
Cremers, Jan; Palla, Nansi; Buck, Doris; Beck, Andreas; Biesinger, Andreas; Brodkorb, Swen: Analysis of a Translucent Insulated Triple-Layer Membrane Roof for a Sport Centre in Germany. Procedia Engineering, Volume 155, 2016, Pages 38–46
Cremers, Jan; Marx, Hannes: Comparative Study of a New IR-absorbing Film to Improve Solar Shading and Thermal Comfort for ETFE Structures. Procedia Engineering, Volume 155, 2016, Pages 113–120
There will be lectures on both papers at the conference.
COST Action ‘Novel Structural Skins’ // Conference Website // Conference Program
1st Case-Study-Day @ HFT
On 22.1.16 our first Case-Study-Day of the HFT-course KlimaEngineering took place. Three innovative projects have been presented from different perspectives (in German):
1. Upcycling mit Augenmass: Sanierung eines Wohnhochhauses, Pforzheim, 1970/2014
2. Neu und engagiert – innovativer Massivholzbau: Woodcube, Hamburg, 2013
3. Konsequenter Monolith mit Weitblick: Haus 36, Stuttgart, 2014
Further information (in German) here.
2012-16 home+ in Stuttgart
From spring 2012 until January 2016, our house home+ had been rebuilt at the HFT Campus in Stuttgart close to the Liederhalle. Further informationen on the project for the Solar Decathlon Europe 2010 can be found here.
Lightweight Landscape: Enhancing Design through Minimal Mass Structures
Cremers, J.: ‘High Performance Lightweight Building Envelopes Made of Foils and Textiles’, Chapter 4, pp. 39-48
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Cremers, J.: ‘Small Plus-Energy Buildings, Innovative Technologies – The Prototype-Building home+ of HFT Stuttgart’, Chapter 5, pp. 49-59
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‘Lightweight Landscape: Enhancing Design through Minimal Mass Structures’ (SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology) by Alessandra Zanelli (Editor), Luigi Spinelli (Editor), Carol Monticelli (Editor), Paolo Pedrali (Editor) – November 2, 2015 ISBN 978-3-319-21664-5