TY - RPRT
T1 - The Integrated Renovation Process
T2 - case studies detailed report
AU - Galiotto, Nicolas
AU - Heiselberg, Per
AU - Knudstrup, Mary-Ann
PY - 2014
Y1 - 2014
N2 - The Integrated Renovation Process (IRP) is a user customized methodology based on judiciously selected constructivist and interactive multi-criteria decision making methods (Galiotto, Heiselberg, & Knudstrup, 2014 (expected)). When applied for home renovation, the Integrated Renovation Process for Homes (IRP4homes) supports, informs and reassures homeowners to decide on a sustainable renovation of their home while getting the corresponding associated benefits and therefore a home more adapted to their lifestyles. The IRP4homes also helps the building experts to be more effective for the quantitative analyses and the generation of the renovation scenarios so they get more time for the cost optimisation and the qualitative analysis of the homeowners’ needs, wishes and behaviours.
AB - The Integrated Renovation Process (IRP) is a user customized methodology based on judiciously selected constructivist and interactive multi-criteria decision making methods (Galiotto, Heiselberg, & Knudstrup, 2014 (expected)). When applied for home renovation, the Integrated Renovation Process for Homes (IRP4homes) supports, informs and reassures homeowners to decide on a sustainable renovation of their home while getting the corresponding associated benefits and therefore a home more adapted to their lifestyles. The IRP4homes also helps the building experts to be more effective for the quantitative analyses and the generation of the renovation scenarios so they get more time for the cost optimisation and the qualitative analysis of the homeowners’ needs, wishes and behaviours.
M3 - Report
T3 - DCE Technical reports
BT - The Integrated Renovation Process
PB - Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University
CY - Aalborg
ER -