VITALITY DISTRICT: Optimised energy concepts in the early planning phase of resilient, energy-efficient neighbourhoods

Berisha, A. (Speaker)
Shokufeh Zamini (Contributor)
Martin Kaftan (Speaker)
Sebastian David Sautter (Speaker)
Ivan Dmitriev (Contributor)
Gernot Becker (Contributor)
Oleg Stelzhammer (Contributor)
Georg Wolfgang Reinberg (Speaker)
Marcello Turrini (Contributor)
Lily Hergovich (Contributor)
Jens Leibold (Contributor)
Frederike Ettwein (Contributor)
Mattia Dallapiccola (Contributor)
Jennifer Adami (Contributor)
Rafael Werluschnig (Contributor)
Susanne Formanek (Contributor)
Marcus Rennhofer (Speaker)
Bernhard Kubicek (Contributor)

Institute of Buildings and Energy (1590)

Activity: Talk or presentation › Talk at conference or symposium › Science to public

Description

The VITALITY District project aims to develop urban planning options towards a “low-carbon” city with a high quality of life and good resilience, considering existing and planned buildings, infrastructure and use. The project places emphasis on integrating existing knowledge and existing research and research results. With the results of this project, a technical basis for various aspects of an ambitious and actionable Smart City urban planning will be created on neighbourhoods.

Period	5 Oct 2021
Event title	Österreichische Fachtagung für Photovoltaik und Stromspeicherung: Österreichische Fachtagung für Photovoltaik und Stromspeicherung
Event type	Conference
Location	Vienna, AustriaShow on map
Degree of Recognition	National

Keywords

Energy and power system modeling
Parametric Design
building energy simulation
Urban Planning
Energy Transformation, Energy Systems, Energy Storages

Fields of Expertise

Information, Communication & Computing

Documents & Links

The VITALITY District project aims to develop urban planning options towards a “low-carbon” city with a high quality of life and good resilience, considering existing and planned buildings, infrastructure and use. The project places emphasis on integrating existing knowledge and existing research and research results. With the results of this project, a technical basis for various aspects of an ambitious and actionable Smart City urban planning will be created on neighborhoods.