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Renobuild - a tool for sustainability assessment in renovation project

Renobuild is a decision support tool that actors within the construction industry can use to assess the sustainability impacts of renovation projects. It comes in two varieties: one for assessing multi family-housing and the immediate surroundings and one for school environments.

Renovation projects often go hand-in-hand with technical difficulties, social and environmental goals as well as a willing to make an economic profit. However, it is often hard to know how to balance these goals.This is why Renobuild has been developed – a decision support tool that actors within the construction industry can use to assess the sustainability impacts of renovation projects.

Renobuild gives you an overall picture of how different aspects of sustainability relate to one another. To begin with the tool allows you to analyse a particular buildings' life cycle costs. Furthermore, you can use Renobuild in order to analyse the environmental impacts of the building over its entire life cycle. Last but not least, it gives you an understanding of the social impacts of the building and its close surroundings.

Renobuild lets you compare up to ten different renovation scenarios. It is currently only available in Swedish, but is other than that available for anyone that has MS Excel to use, for free. Renobuild was developed by researchers at RISE in cooperation with actors from the construction industry.  

 

Summary

Project name

Renobuild

Status

Completed

Region

Region Kronoberg, Region Västerbotten, Västra Götaland Region

RISE role in project

Project leader and research part

Project start

Duration

2011-2017

Partner

Skellefteå kommun, Vöfab, Skandia Fastigheter, Borås Stad , Ramböll, Kjellgren & Kaminsky, Peab, Kanico AB, Älvstranden Utveckling AB, Nyköpings kommun

Funders

Formas, E2B2

Project website

Project members

Supports the UN sustainability goals

3. Good health and well-being
4. Quality education
5. Gender equality
7. Affordable and clean energy
11. Sustainable cities and communities
Stefan Molnar

Contact person

Stefan Molnar

Forskare

+46 70 538 59 78

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