Using digitized public accessible building data to assess the renovation potential of existing building stock in a sustainable urban perspective

Andersen, Rune Vinther; Jensen, Lotte Bjerregaard; Ryberg, Morten

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2021.103303

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“…If the renovation scheme needs to make great changes to the original building structure, it will cause a large loss of time cost and economic cost (Zhang et al, 2001). At the same time, because the epidemic situation makes "public emergencies" the third force affecting the planning of medical facilities after "continuous growth of medical demand" and "limited medical resources", it is necessary to prevent public health emergencies such as COVID-19 in the renovation scheme, which requires the renovation buildings to retain the interface of emergency buildings, when a public health event occurs again, it can be quickly changed back to an emergency building to accommodate and isolate patients (Andersen et al, 2021). In the social dimension, the continuity of architectural cultural value (T22) is the key indicator.…”

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“…, 2001). At the same time, because the epidemic situation makes “public emergencies” the third force affecting the planning of medical facilities after “continuous growth of medical demand” and “limited medical resources”, it is necessary to prevent public health emergencies such as COVID-19 in the renovation scheme, which requires the renovation buildings to retain the interface of emergency buildings, when a public health event occurs again, it can be quickly changed back to an emergency building to accommodate and isolate patients (Andersen et al. , 2021).…”

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Sustainability evaluation of the prefabricated medical emergency buildings’ renovation scheme after the COVID-19

Teng

Cai

et al. 2022

ECAM

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PurposeThis study aims to focus on the sustainability of prefabricated medical emergency buildings (PMEBs) renovation after the epidemic, to address the problem that large numbers of PMEBs may be abandoned for losing their original architectural functions. This study develops an evaluation system to identify and measure sustainable factors for PMEBs’ renovation schemes. Qualitative and quantitative analysis of PMEBs’ renovation scheme was conducted based on cloud model evaluation method and selected the renovation scheme in line with sustainable development. The study promotes evaluation methods and decision-making basis for the renovation design of global PMEBs and realizes the use-value of building functions again.Design/methodology/approachBy referring to the existing literature, design standards and expert visiting a set of evaluation index systems which combines the renovation of the PMEBs and the sustainability concept has been established, which calculates the balanced optimal comprehensive weight of each indicator utilizing combination weighting method, and quantifies the qualitative language of different PMEBs’ renovation schemes by experts through characteristics of the cloud model. This paper takes Huoshenshan hospital a representative PMEB during the epidemic period as an example, to verify the feasibility of the cloud model evaluation method.FindingsThe research results of this paper are that in the PMEBs’ renovation scheme structural reformative (T11) and corresponding nature with the original building (T13) have the most important influence; the continuity of architectural cultural value (T22) and regional development coherence (T23) are the key factors affecting the social dimension; the profitability of renovated buildings (T34) is the key factor affecting the economic dimension; the environmental impact (T41), resource utilization (T42) and ecological technology (T43) are the key factors in the environmental dimension.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the existing body of knowledge by supplementing a set of scientific evaluation methods to make up for the sustainability measurement of PMEBs’ renovation scheme. The main objective was to make renovated PMEBs meet the needs of urban sustainable development, retain the original cultural value of the buildings, meanwhile enhance their social and economic value and realize the renovation with the least impact on the environment.

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Sustainability evaluation of the prefabricated medical emergency buildings’ renovation scheme after the COVID-19

Teng

Cai

et al. 2022

ECAM

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“…Other scholars assess the renovation priority for old urban community based on the willingness of residents (Tao et al, 2014). Andersen et al (2021) use only the public accessible building data to identify the renovation priority for old urban communities and propose that the government should establish a national or regional digital building data register for old urban communities. In addition, Ruá et al (2021) assess the renovation priority for old urban community from three aspects: the urban planning, the actual situation of the community and the status of the buildings.…”

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The Development of Priority Decision Model for Old Urban Community Renovation in China

Wang,

Yang,

Jing

2023

Preprint

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Old urban community renovation is an important task of urban renewal in China. In order to ensure the quality and efficiency of renovation work, the government requires a method to assess the priority for old urban community renovation. This paper proposes an evaluation model from a more comprehensive perspective. It establishes the evaluation index system with CIPP model. The method of Cloud-VIKOR is selected to construct the evaluation model. Finally, selects nine case communities to verify the evaluation model. The results show that the evaluation index system covers the whole process of renovation project and the evaluation indexes proposed in the existing research. The priority decision result of 9 case communities is basically consistent with the actual renovation sequence and does not change greatly due to the fluctuation of decision-making mechanism coefficient or the evaluation index weight. This evaluation model can help decision-makers diagnose and optimize the renovation project.

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“…In some countries like Denmark, basic data for each building are collected in a common national database. Denmark has a building registry database (BBR), which is described in detail in [4]. It contains basic data about the buildings in relation to their size, age and heating source.…”

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An Indicator Framework for Evaluating Building Renovation Potential

Danielsen,

Baxter,

Nielsen

2024

Energies

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Implementation of a new European Union directive on energy renovation in Denmark can be expected to have a strong impact on the country’s energy renovation requirements. Accordingly, an indicator framework has been developed with the aim of identifying and quantifying the energy renovation potential of a specific Danish municipality. We identified and selected four indicators—energy consumption, CO2 emissions, heating costs and current energy labels—specifically for detached dwellings. The physical renovation potential was then quantified based on the indicator results, and an average score for the four indicators was calculated for each of the 10,228 detached dwellings in the municipality. All four indicators were weighted equally in the calculations of the total renovation potential score. The methods used in this study can be applied more widely as they rank detached dwellings according to their renovation potential. However, we also found that more detailed data are necessary to determine the specific renovation potential of detached dwellings. A greater effort to collect more data on the part of the municipalities would improve the accuracy of analyses.

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Using digitized public accessible building data to assess the renovation potential of existing building stock in a sustainable urban perspective

Cited by 17 publications

References 18 publications

Sustainability evaluation of the prefabricated medical emergency buildings’ renovation scheme after the COVID-19

Sustainability evaluation of the prefabricated medical emergency buildings’ renovation scheme after the COVID-19

The Development of Priority Decision Model for Old Urban Community Renovation in China

An Indicator Framework for Evaluating Building Renovation Potential

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