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Renovation Examples
Kampen School, Norway
March 2013 - PDF 1.4MB
By: Mads Mysen and Anna Svensson
A demonstration project where new concepts for energy efficient ventilation and lighting are integrated, using the existing ducts and demand control sensors.
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Osram Culture Centre – Denmark
January 2013 - PDF 1.6MB
By: Jørgen Rose and Kirsten Engelund Thomsen
Built in 1953 as an industrial building and renovated in 2009. The first prefabricated building in Copenhagen.
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School in Schwanenstadt - Austria
January 2013 - PDF 1.1MB
By: Claudia Dankl, Thomas Steffi and Susanne Supper
School building from 1960s with numerous expansions. Renovated in 2006/07 to meet the passive house standards.
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Kindergarten Vejtoften - Denmark
October 2012 - PDF 1.3MB
By: Jørgen Rose and Kirsten Engelund Thomsen
Built in 1971 with minimal insulation standard. One of 27 kidergartens in the municipality that will undergo and extensive energy renovation. The method developed in this project will be applied in all the other kindergartens.
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NVE Building - Norway
October 2012 - PDF 1.23MB
By: Anders Johan Almas, Michael Klinski, Niels Lassen
The office building was constructed through 1962 -64 fir the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate. Protected elements both internal and external. The first protected buiilding in Norway to be renovated to energy level B or better.
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Norwegian Tax Authority Building Renovation - Oslo, Norway
June 2012 - PDF 1.17MB
By: Task 47
Presentation that outlines the renovation of the high-rise Norwegian Tax Authority building in Oslo, Norway. The renovation includes high insulated building facade, increased air tightness, energy recovery, and high efficiency technical systems.
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School Renovation - Cesena, Italy
June 2012 - PDF 0.79MB
By: Task 47
Presentation that outlines a major renovation of a primary school built in the 1960s. Includes building envelope, heating system, renewable energy system and lighting.
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