Demo 1 — Switzerland

Retrofitting solutions for residential buildings

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Switzerland

Kilchberg

Climate continental

Situated in the charming town of Kilchberg in Switzerland, the Swiss demo focuses on a privately owned multi-family residential building. 

This property has three floors plus an attic, and a total facade surface of approximately 300 m², excluding a glazing area spanning 250 m².

In this demonstrator, we will be testing several solutions – both individually and combined in different parts of the building – as recommended by our Digital Tool Assistant. A central aspect will be rebuilding the facades while preserving the original aesthetics.

Switzerland demo
Switzerland demo 2
Switzerland demo 3

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This work has received funding from the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI).

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