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- Troglio, Elisabetta, 1981-, et al.
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European sustainable districts
- 2011
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In: SoURCE sustainable urban cells. - Rome : Sapienza Universitá di Roma. - 9788890261190 ; , s. 77-101
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- Troglio, Elisabetta, 1981-
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L'efficacia delle azioni per la sostenibilitá energetica nella cittá della trasformazione: il caso del quartiere Hammarby Sjöstad a Stoccolma
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In: 31st Scientific conference AISRE, Parallel session Energy and City. ; , s. 1-22
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Conference paper (other academic/artistic)abstract
- Starting from the 90s, the design of new districts having strong environmental and energy sustainable profiles has gained attention among public administrations and project teams. These co-operations have brought new lines of research oriented towards the definition of different energy strategies at the urban and local scales. Effectiveness of the energy sustainable actions on the new developments: the case of Hammarby Sjöstad Stockholm is focused on the local approach and solutions for the district design, which have been recognized as fundamental for controlling energy demand, consumption and production. In particular, the role of the district design regards the possibility to adapt the urban grid to the climatic and environmental characteristics of a place (Breheny, 1992; Jenks et al., 2000), contributing in changing energy and environmental performance of a settlement, thanks also to the feasibility for planting energy saving/production technologies (Bell et al., 2003; Steemers et al., 2000). Aim of the paper is to underline the different policies and project tools that have given the best results in energy performance at the district scale. Hammarby Sjöstad – Stockholm’s new eco-designed district – has been chosen as case study for define general parameters and guidelines for environmental and energy sustainable districts. The ecological footprint and the efficiency increase have been compared with the existing city, in order to better understand results and gaps.
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- Troglio, Elisabetta, 1981-, et al.
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Lund: Urban typologies and heat energy demand
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In: SoURCE - sustainable urban cells. - Rome : Sapienza Universitá di Roma. - 9788890261190 ; , s. 173-188
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- Troglio, Elisabetta, et al.
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The energy transect; including sustainability issues in urban morphology analyses
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In: Eco-architecture IV. - : WIT Press. - 9781845646141 ; , s. 183-193
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- To tackle climate change, pollution and dwindling resources, we need to rethink our urban environment by identifying the most suitable morphological structures, with an optimized local (cradle-to-cradle) approach to energy and resources; towards economic feasibility and improved environmental quality. In this paper we propose integrating the Transect concept with the energy issues, to provide a flexible system for allocating building types, landscaping, energy systems, etc. so that they contribute to a symbiotic ecosystem. This Transect framework can include a juxtaposed toolbox that can be used collectively at the region, city, sector, neighborhood, and block/building scale.
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- Troglio, Elisabetta, 1981-, et al.
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Urban characteristics and energy
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In: SoURCE - sustainable urban cells. - Rome : Sapienza Universitá di Roma. - 9788890261190 ; , s. 205-233
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