Do you want to contribute to the construction of more efficient and sustainable buildings? Lusófona University new training enables you to design buildings that reduce energy consumption and use renewable energy sources.
This course highlights the importance of developing design solutions for the surroundings of buildings (roof and facades) that are energy efficient, in relation to incident solar radiation and illuminance. The design solutions adopted aim to reduce energy consumption, as well as enable the production of renewable energy in buildings. So, the goal is to design energetically autonomous buildings, with a positive energy balance, reducing energy consumption from polluting resources and contributing to the mitigation of climate change.
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ENROLLMENT
You are able to enroll in the course (150€) here: registration.
Tips to fill up the online form - Type: Open Courses; Institution: Centro Universitário Lusófona - Lisboa; Course: Energia e Computação em Projeto de Edifícios
COURSE SYLLABUS
OBSERVATIONS
- For this edition, we are splitting it into 3 modules and providing an application example.
- Course notes will be distributed during the course.
- A Certificate of Attendance will be issued at the end of the course.
- If you have any questions, please send us an email:
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INSTRUCTORS
Maria Manso – Assistant professor at the Faculty of Engineering of Lusófona University in Lisbon since 2022, holds a PhD in Civil Engineering since 2019 and is an architect since 2005 with experience in building projects in Portugal and the United Kingdom. She has been a researcher in the field of sustainable materials and nature-based solutions since 2011. She is currently responsible for the FAZER+ BuildingAdapt project, which focuses on the growing concern about how university teaching buildings can adapt to climate change.
Daniel Mateus – Researcher at CIAUD (Research Center for Architecture, Urbanism and Design) of the Faculty of Architecture, University of Lisbon (FAUL) and part of the Research Group DCG (Design and Computation Group). He was a Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. He holds a PhD (FAUL-ULisboa) and a degree (IST-ULisboa) in Architecture. During his PhD he was a scholarship holder at AUSMIP+ (Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea), CIAUD (ULisboa, Portugal) and Erasmus+ (Penn State University, USA). He has worked in architecture, urbanism and real estate, in Portugal and Angola.