This paper is part of the design strategies of reassembly and reuse of buildings according to the transition to circular economy. Specifically, the paper addresses the issue of architectural envelopes made of drywall and their executive design according to a Life Cycle Thinking (LCT) approach, based on a case study of a temporary wooden housing unit for which there are several scenarios of use and end of life once the first cycle of use of the components of the envelope has come to an end. In particular, the paper, based on the collection of environmental profiles of products through Environmental Product Declarations (EPD), wants to define a balance between the environmental impacts incorporated in the used materials and the benefits related to the adoption of dry construction techniques.
Il paper si inserisce nell’ambito delle strategie progettuali di riassemblaggio e reimpiego di manufatti architettonici nell’ottica della transizione verso la Circular Economy. Nello specifico, il paper affronta il tema degli involucri architettonici realizzati a secco e della loro progettazione esecutiva secondo un approccio Life Cycle Thinking (LCT), basandosi su un caso studio di unità abitativa temporanea in legno per la quale sono previsti diversi scenari d’uso e di fine vita al termine del primo ciclo di utilizzo dei componenti d’involucro. Il paper, in particolare, basandosi sulla raccolta dei profili ambientali dei prodotti tramite le Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), mira a definire un bilancio tra gli impatti ambientali inglobati nei materiali impiegati e i benefici connessi all’adozione delle tecniche costruttive a secco.
(2021). La gestione del fine vita come strumento di progetto: il caso di un involucro a secco in legno = End-of-life management as a design tool: The case of a dry wood envelope [journal article - articolo]. In TECHNE. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/211695
La gestione del fine vita come strumento di progetto: il caso di un involucro a secco in legno = End-of-life management as a design tool: The case of a dry wood envelope
Palumbo, Elisabetta;
2021-01-01
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This paper is part of the design strategies of reassembly and reuse of buildings according to the transition to circular economy. Specifically, the paper addresses the issue of architectural envelopes made of drywall and their executive design according to a Life Cycle Thinking (LCT) approach, based on a case study of a temporary wooden housing unit for which there are several scenarios of use and end of life once the first cycle of use of the components of the envelope has come to an end. In particular, the paper, based on the collection of environmental profiles of products through Environmental Product Declarations (EPD), wants to define a balance between the environmental impacts incorporated in the used materials and the benefits related to the adoption of dry construction techniques.File | Dimensione del file | Formato | |
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