Literature review on renovation of multifamily buildings in temperate climate conditions
作者： Akram Abdul Hamid , Karin Farsäter , Åsa Wahlström , Petter Wallentén
DOI: 10.1016/J.ENBUILD.2018.04.032
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摘要: Abstract In Sweden, approximately 1.4 million dwellings were built 1946–1975. Today, a considerable part of these are in need renovation for various reasons. Research results, as well experiences and outcomes from projects could facilitate performing more efficient renovations. As an aid further research, this paper aims to compile review relevant literature that may support choosing strategy decisions on measures. The focus is research status determinations, strategies Differences similarities within areas presented through the analysis 234 references. results show multifamily buildings temperate climate conditions widely researched. included has strong energy focus, while other aspects researched well, they not strongly represented. Status determinations often based data national databases include useful information help alleviate decision making process. This study suggests future should be conducted effect such also shows there numerous strategies, both in-depth broader seldom connected. Finally, many references evaluating effects application measures, but some measures than others. lays foundation reviewed articles, reports, theses.
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