10 September 2016
In its special show at BAU 2016, the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB—Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen) takes up the key theme of Living and Building 2020, looking in particular at integrated concepts and product efficiency. A new EU directive requires that all new buildings must conform to the Nearly Zero Energy Standard. And that means energy efficiency throughout the production chain becomes a relevant sales argument also for manufacturers. Other sustainability aspects also come into focus, such as durability, amortization costs, recycling capability, convenience and a healthy environment. This special show sets out how such parameters can be consistently optimized.
Fraunhofer CityLaboratory
Buildings that respond to their users, that think in terms of energy efficiency and operate sustainability. Intelligent facades that positively influence the indoor climate and at the same time generate energy. Cities that do not produce either waste or sewage, thanks to a closed recycling and processing loop. These visions for the not-too-distant future will be presented at the special show “StadtLabor” by the Fraunhofer Building Innovation Alliance. 14 Fraunhofer Institutes will showcase their latest R&D work on urban centers and answer visitors’ questions about the future of our cities.
The changing housing industry: Building for all generations
Addressing the key theme of “Building and living 2020” the GGT Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gerontotechnik will again be presenting a model apartment suitable for all generations. The special show, entitled “The changing housing industry” is aimed in particular at the property sector. The basic idea is: More comfort for all phases of life and for all ages. Because a home designed to suit all generations not only provides a barrier-free environment, it also offers greater convenience and comfort for all users. As this high-quality presentation with its many product solutions shows, the demand can be met in both existing properties and in new-builds.
Quality follows function
Designing and constructing buildings and building components is becoming ever more complex and ever more detailed. No one building material or building element can suffice for all applications; there are many different demands for the different functions. At this special show ift Rosenheim sets out its recommendations for the use of building components, in the context of their particular function and the needs of the users. Examples include schools, care facilities, administration buildings, security buildings, rental apartment blocks and the higher spec end of the housing market. The emphasis will be on presenting and explaining “application-oriented construction quality” and its impacts on safety and costs.
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Building 2020 at BAU 2017
The key themes at BAU 2017, from January 16 to 21, are intelligent facades, digital design, construction and management, smart buildings, living and building 2020.
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Fraunhofer CityLaboratory
Buildings that respond to their users, that think in terms of energy efficiency and operate sustainability. Intelligent facades that positively influence the indoor climate and at the same time generate energy. Cities that do not produce either waste or sewage, thanks to a closed recycling and processing loop. These visions for the not-too-distant future will be presented at the special show “StadtLabor” by the Fraunhofer Building Innovation Alliance. 14 Fraunhofer Institutes will showcase their latest R&D work on urban centers and answer visitors’ questions about the future of our cities.
The changing housing industry: Building for all generations
Addressing the key theme of “Building and living 2020” the GGT Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gerontotechnik will again be presenting a model apartment suitable for all generations. The special show, entitled “The changing housing industry” is aimed in particular at the property sector. The basic idea is: More comfort for all phases of life and for all ages. Because a home designed to suit all generations not only provides a barrier-free environment, it also offers greater convenience and comfort for all users. As this high-quality presentation with its many product solutions shows, the demand can be met in both existing properties and in new-builds.
Quality follows function
Designing and constructing buildings and building components is becoming ever more complex and ever more detailed. No one building material or building element can suffice for all applications; there are many different demands for the different functions. At this special show ift Rosenheim sets out its recommendations for the use of building components, in the context of their particular function and the needs of the users. Examples include schools, care facilities, administration buildings, security buildings, rental apartment blocks and the higher spec end of the housing market. The emphasis will be on presenting and explaining “application-oriented construction quality” and its impacts on safety and costs.
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