AUTARKI: Coupling a 1:1 Cross Laminated Timber Building Prototype with Parametric Energy Simulation to Investigate Scenarios for Energy Self-Sufficiency

Emanuele Naboni; Alessandro  Maccarini; Jesper  Nielsen

AUTARKI: Coupling a 1:1 Cross Laminated Timber Building Prototype with Parametric Energy Simulation to Investigate Scenarios for Energy Self-Sufficiency

Emanuele Naboni, Alessandro Maccarini, Jesper Nielsen

Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning › peer review

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Prototyping Architecture : the Conference Papers
Redaktører	Michael Stacey
Antal sider	17
Udgivelsessted	London
Forlag	The Architecture & Urbanism Research Division at the University of Nottingham with The Building Centre Trust, London
Publikationsdato	mar. 2013
Sider	245-261
ISBN (Elektronisk)	13 – 978-0-901919-17-5
Status	Udgivet - mar. 2013

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Citationsformater

Naboni, E., Maccarini, A., & Nielsen , J. (2013). AUTARKI: Coupling a 1:1 Cross Laminated Timber Building Prototype with Parametric Energy Simulation to Investigate Scenarios for Energy Self-Sufficiency. I M. Stacey (red.), Prototyping Architecture: the Conference Papers (s. 245-261). The Architecture & Urbanism Research Division at the University of Nottingham with The Building Centre Trust, London.

Naboni, Emanuele ; Maccarini, Alessandro ; Nielsen , Jesper . / AUTARKI: Coupling a 1:1 Cross Laminated Timber Building Prototype with Parametric Energy Simulation to Investigate Scenarios for Energy Self-Sufficiency. Prototyping Architecture: the Conference Papers. red. / Michael Stacey. London : The Architecture & Urbanism Research Division at the University of Nottingham with The Building Centre Trust, London, 2013. s. 245-261

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Publikation: Bidrag til bog/antologi/rapport › Konferencebidrag i proceedings › Forskning › peer review

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Naboni E, Maccarini A, Nielsen J. AUTARKI: Coupling a 1:1 Cross Laminated Timber Building Prototype with Parametric Energy Simulation to Investigate Scenarios for Energy Self-Sufficiency. I Stacey M, red., Prototyping Architecture: the Conference Papers. London: The Architecture & Urbanism Research Division at the University of Nottingham with The Building Centre Trust, London. 2013. s. 245-261