Solar Decathlon Europe 21/22 - der Zehnkampf für nachhaltiges Bauen
Helmut Krapmeier, Jan Müller, Eike Musall
BASEhabitat Lecture Series #7
Fri, March 15, 2024, 10:00 - 12:00 am | 01:00 - 02:00 pm Discussion with students
Sofa room 4th floor
diearchitektur, University of Arts Linz
Hauptplatz 6, 4020 Lin
optional ONLINE via Zoom
(Meeting-ID: 875 5202 8020 | Kenncode: xePcN3)
Circular building in practice. 18 student teams from 11 countries were given the task of planning and constructing one of three urban building tasks in a specific old neighbourhood: Closing gaps between buildings, refurbishment and adding storeys, refurbishment and extension. All under the premise of sustainable, circular construction. The demonstration buildings in Wuppertal were constructed accordingly on the exhibition site.
The short seminar is divided into four stages:
- The largest student competition for sustainable building; Helmut Krapmeier
- Circular building, Jan Müller
- Detailed viewing of the project MIMO
- Questions to Eike Musall, leader of the project (via Zoom)
Jan Müller worked for 3 years in the organisation team of the Solar Decathlon Europe 21/22 in Wuppertal. Among other things, I coordinated the sustainability discipline of the competition. Today he works in an architectural office and teaches and researches at the University of Wuppertal on the subject of circular economy.
Helmut Krapmeier Architect, Head of "Solar Architecture, Energy-Efficient Building" at the Vorarlberg Energy Institute; visiting professor at the Danube University Linz, lectureships at the University of Artx Linz and at the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, most recently member of the SDE competition organisation team until the end of 2022.
Dr Eike Musall is Professor of Building and Energy Technology at the Department of Architecture at the Peter Behrens School of Arts (PBSA) at Düsseldorf University of Applied Sciences since 2018. He supervised the SDE 21/22 project MIMO. His dissertation project dealt with "Climate-neutral buildings - international concepts, implementation strategies and evaluation methods for zero and plus energy buildings".