Smart Building for Healthy & Sustainable Workplaces [Foliente, CSIRO] 2002-043-B

2002-043-B
CRCci

2002

In this project, the primary focus is the drive towards improved social (e.g.health), economic (e.g. worker productivity) and environmental (less energy and water use, improved...
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Overview

In this project, the primary focus is the drive towards improved social (e.g.health), economic (e.g. worker productivity) and environmental (less energy and water use, improved indoor ecology, etc) performance. The project will also aim to reduce the cost of building services design and component selection, and importantly, to achieve the improved and more efficient building operation and maintenance. An important aspect of the project will be to examine the appropriate granularity of control spaces in buildings which are needed to improve the quality of the building indoor environment for the occupants. In the six-month timeframe for the project, the specific objectives are to: (1) scope the market, technical and user requirements for sensors and technologies that can be used to advance the sustainability cause through smart building technologies, and (2) develop a proposal for a prototype hardware and software system for smart indoor environment control.

Research Team

Greg Foliente

Project Leader

Greg Foliente

CSIRO

g.foliente@construction-innovation.info

Colin Henson, Paul Sloman

Participants

Colin Henson, Paul Sloman

Arup Australasia

Des Dykes

Participants

Des Dykes

Bovis Lend Lease

Dale Gilbert

Participants

Dale Gilbert

Qld Dept of Public Works

Steven Brown, Angelo Delsante, Phillip Paevere, Charles Rono, Pavan Sikka

Participants

Steven Brown, Angelo Delsante, Phillip Paevere, Charles Rono, Pavan Sikka

CSIRO

John Bell, Jay Yang

Participants

John Bell, Jay Yang

Queensland University of Technology

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