The volume collects the results of the project PORFSE entitled “S.O.L.E.H. (Sustainable Operation Low Cost Energy for Hotels). Innovative tools and Guidelines for the Sustainable Renovation of Hotel Buildings” involving in 2020-2021 the University of Padova, Iuav University of Venice and the University of Thessaly. The research challenged the topic of the hotels energy refurbishment as a flywheel for the upgrade of the building stock in the Mediterranean countries, focusing on the regions of Veneto (Italy) and Central Macedonia (Greece). Various stages of the communication of the re-development project addressed to professionals, owners, investors and companies, developing the tool aiming to enhance the efficiency of the stakeholders to operate within the Smart City. The medium-term goal was to provide an efficient and dynamic tool to evaluate and program the energy efficiency of a building and, at the same time, to draw some guidelines of intervention encouraging hoteliers to decide for the refurbishment or not. The longterm objective was to stimulate the construction sector introducing innovative and smart technologies to facilitate the refurbishment process. The hotels energy refurbishment topic was the pretext to widen the interest towards the crucial role of architectural design of touristic facilities in the Mediterranean region. The project studied new touristic models to face the actual climatic and energetic crisis. This has been considered a fundamental approach to preserve and valorise local environments and landscapes, since they are the main resources of Mediterranean countries. The thematic have been challenged within the international workshop “Tourism Landscape. The Re-use of the Abandoned Xenia Hotel in Tsagarada, Pelion”, held in Volos in 2021.
The mandatory path of refurbishment: among climate change, hotel construction and architectural envelopes
Rossetti, Massimo
2022-01-01
Abstract
The volume collects the results of the project PORFSE entitled “S.O.L.E.H. (Sustainable Operation Low Cost Energy for Hotels). Innovative tools and Guidelines for the Sustainable Renovation of Hotel Buildings” involving in 2020-2021 the University of Padova, Iuav University of Venice and the University of Thessaly. The research challenged the topic of the hotels energy refurbishment as a flywheel for the upgrade of the building stock in the Mediterranean countries, focusing on the regions of Veneto (Italy) and Central Macedonia (Greece). Various stages of the communication of the re-development project addressed to professionals, owners, investors and companies, developing the tool aiming to enhance the efficiency of the stakeholders to operate within the Smart City. The medium-term goal was to provide an efficient and dynamic tool to evaluate and program the energy efficiency of a building and, at the same time, to draw some guidelines of intervention encouraging hoteliers to decide for the refurbishment or not. The longterm objective was to stimulate the construction sector introducing innovative and smart technologies to facilitate the refurbishment process. The hotels energy refurbishment topic was the pretext to widen the interest towards the crucial role of architectural design of touristic facilities in the Mediterranean region. The project studied new touristic models to face the actual climatic and energetic crisis. This has been considered a fundamental approach to preserve and valorise local environments and landscapes, since they are the main resources of Mediterranean countries. The thematic have been challenged within the international workshop “Tourism Landscape. The Re-use of the Abandoned Xenia Hotel in Tsagarada, Pelion”, held in Volos in 2021.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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