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Windows and renovation: The case of 19th century ordinary housing in Switzerland

Luca Ortelli, Catarina Wall Gago, Peter Zurbrügg

Ordinary residential buildings dating from late nineteenth century and early twentieth century are an essential part of the European urban built environment. Today, it is important to address the comfort of residents through renovations improving the build ...

Green Lines Institute for Sustainable Development2016

Glazing with embedded microstructures for daylighting and seasonal thermal control

Andreas Schueler, André Gabriel Kostro, Josef Andreas Schuler

A glazing for daylighting and seasonal thermal control, the glazing including a pane defined between an outside-oriented interface and an inside-oriented interface, the pane comprising a first component and a second component, wherein the first component h ...

2015

Location Based Study of the Annual Thermal Loads with Microstructured Windows in European Climates

André Gabriel Kostro, Sara Vanzo, Josef Andreas Schuler

Glazed envelopes can cause significant thermal energy gains or losses. The installation of a novel design of Complex Fenestration Systems (CFS), such as embedded mirrors, could significantly contribute to reduce the energy consumption. In order to determin ...

2015

Effect of fineness in clinker-calcined clays-limestone cements

Karen Scrivener, Mathieu Antoni, Adrian Alujas Diaz, Leng Maday Vizcaino Andres

This paper looks at the effect of fineness of the different components in a blend containing 55% Portland cement, 30% calcined clay and 15% limestone. The calcined clay originates from a natural deposit in Cuba and contains less than 50% kaolinite. The par ...

Ice Publishing2015

Thermal solar collector with VO2 absorber coating and V1-xWxO2 thermochromic glazing – Temperature matching and triggering

Andreas Schueler, Rosendo Sanjines, Antonio Paone, Mario Geiger

Overheating is a common problem both with the use of active and passive solar energy in thermal solar energy systems and in highly glazed buildings, even in central European latitudes. In solar thermal collectors, the elevated temperatures occurring during ...

2014

Reactively sputtered coatings on architectural glazing for coloured active solar thermal façades

Jean-Louis Scartezzini, Andreas Schueler, Martin Joly, Stefan Mertin, Virginie Hody-Le Caër

Covering a standard solar thermal collector with a coloured glazing, which is opaque to the human eye but highly transparent to solar energy, permits a perfect architectural integration of solar panels into glazed building façades. The colours are based on ...

Elsevier2014

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