SBE21 Sustainable Built Heritage Conference
- When: 14 Apr - 16 Apr 2021
- Where: Bolzano
- Event type: Conference
SBE21 Heritage to be held as hybrid conference
Considering the rapidly changing situation with regards to COVID-19, SBE21 Heritage will take place as a hybrid virtual/physical event from the 14th to the 16th of April 2021 in Bolzano/Bozen, Italy.
HOW?
- Onsite presentations will be live-streamed
- Online participants will be able to present live though our online platform
WHAT'S MORE?
The interaction among the conference participants is an added value, that is why the online platform will be a place where to meet other experts from all over the world and exchange ideas.
How to register?
Visit the page sbe21heritage.eurac.edu/registration/ and read carefully the instructions.
Register by the 15th of February to get your pass at a discounted price with the early bird fee!
Registration closes on the 31st of March 2021.
Further details and information on how to register to side events (workshops) and social events (dinner, study tour) will be released closer to the starting of the SBE21 Heritage Conference.
PLEASE NOTE:
The deadline for the submission of full papers remains the 15th of January 2021 to allow for enough time for review and improvement.
Renovating historic buildings for a low-carbon built heritage
Universally recognised as emblems of many cities, historic buildings account for a quarter of Europe’s existing construction. Retrofitting such buildings presents many opportunities for reducing carbon emissions but can also present many challenges for preserving historic and aesthetic traits and as such, particular and specific care is vital.
Given the unique character of each building, standard energy saving measures are often not viable. Instigating interdisciplinary procedures for renovation and developing affordable and efficient technologies which are compatible with conservation needs are essential for the survival of built heritage and for reducing its environmental impact.
The SBE21 Heritage Conference brings together scholars and practitioners working in the fields of energy efficiency and historic building conservation to foster multidisciplinary dialogues and find new retrofit approaches to save our common heritage and guarantee a sustainable future.