
Haas Fertigbau Holzbauwerk GmbH & Co.KG
Haas Fertigbau Holzbauwerk GmbH & Co.KG
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Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2025 - 2028Partners:RINA-C, Haas Fertigbau Holzbauwerk GmbH & Co.KG, R2M Solution (Italy), CARTIF, AEE INTEC +10 partnersRINA-C,Haas Fertigbau Holzbauwerk GmbH & Co.KG,R2M Solution (Italy),CARTIF,AEE INTEC,UBU,PREHORQUI SA,KUL,UCC,ACCIONA CONSTRUCCION SA,Renel I.K.E,CERTH,ASM RESEARCH SOLUTIONS STRATEGY SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA,Rottenmanner Siedlungsgenossenschaft gemeinnutzige eGen m.b.H.,TOWERN3000 Projekt- & Medienagentur GmbHFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101192047Overall Budget: 5,776,340 EURFunder Contribution: 4,999,540 EURThe DigiFab consortium will develop a renovation process consisting of: 1) Digital process chain with detailed assessment and co-creation methodology to cover the entire renovation workflow; 2) Choice of adaptable prefabricated modules with passive and active technologies to achieve near zero energy building (NZEB) levels and reduced environmental impact; 3) Assessment and monitoring software with building information modelling (BIM) to automate the process. Estimated installation time is 2 days per unit of 200m2 surface, with 30% less cost than conventional renovation. Our solution transforms the renovation process by digitizing it from design brief to finalization. The approach, not widely adopted in the sector, offers significant cost and time reduction by accurately collecting and centralizing data at all stages, minimizing uncertainties that cause delays and increase costs. Co-creation with occupants gathers expectations and best renovation times. Building data is collected with accurate methods, transformed into a high-quality digital twin that automates energy and structural analysis, leading to design optimization with the best technology combinations according to project inputs. Results from the analysis are used directly to manufacture the prefabricated modules using modern methods of construction (MMC) and “just in time” (JIT). The modules use novel lightweight concrete mixes with recycled materials, bio-based materials, active envelope heating technologies, energy generation and management including ventilation. Installation follows specific site conditions, monitored through procedures such as laser scanning. A worksite solution is used to manage and monitor levels of construction demolition waste, and noise. At the end of the commissioning process, energy performance documentation is provided. Three demonstration sites in Spain, Austria and Greece with diverse building typologies will showcase how the DigiFab solution benefits stakeholders.
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