CAS Regenerative Materials – Hygrothermal Specialisation: Public Lectures
This part-time training focuses on hygrothermal properties, thermal efficiency and humidity regulation. Earth and Bio-based materials offer several benefits when used in building envelopes. In this course, materials such as straw bales, hemp, wood, waste from plant harvesting, or light mixes combining Bio-based materials to mineral binders, such as clay or lime, will be analysed in detail through interactive lectures, hands-on and simulation workshops, visits of exemplary buildings and group work.
So online public lectures are a part of it as well
Agenda
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CAS Regenerative Materials – Hygrothermal Specialisation Leaflet 2023
Earth and bio-based materials offer several benefits when used in building envelopes. This course offers specialised knowledge on hygrothermal material properties and simulation tools. The program teaches participants to quantify indoor comfort improvements, energy demands reduction, forecast moisture-related degradation risks, and to allow for durable design and long-lasting performance. Materials such as straw bales, hemp, wood, waste from plant harvesting, or light mixes combining bio-based materials to mineral binders, such as lime or clay, will be analysed in detail. The participants will acquire result-oriented skills in terms of thermal efficiency and humidity regulation to contribute to the hygrothermal dimensioning of long-lasting buildings or infrastructures.