Project coordinator Aurélien Henon from Nobatek summarises the achievements of Built2Spec.
"The last 4 years have been a great opportunity to propose new applied solutions for the construction site aiming at reaching better quality for buildings at no additional costs."
To allow data transfer from BIM models into tools for energy balance calculation and efficiency design such as the Passive House Planning Package (PHPP), Passive House Institute has developed an interface, the so called bim2PH concept. Read more
Eurecat and OHL tested their new built-in sound insulation measurement technique which can be performed using a regularsmartphone as an on-site acoustic receiver.
Built2Spec is a perfect example of the innovation value chain represented in one consortium. We integrate several universities, bringing developments directly from primary research and pass them through the RTO action in applied research and development. We then include industrial actors and construction sector end users, to complete the process and testing of a new, breakthrough set of solutions that can change the way we see the whole construction process today.
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