Active House - A Building that Offers more than Consumes

Madalina Calbureanu; Raluca Malciu; Diana Mara Calbureanu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AEF.27.193

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Active House - A Building that Offers more than Consumes

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Active House is a vision on some buildings that create a healthy and comfortable life for their occupants without influencing in a negative way the climate and environment - leading to a cleaner, healthier and safer world. Active House proposes a target framework for changing the way we build and renovate buildings in order to contribute positively to our health, safety and well-being, focusing on indoor and outdoor environment and on the effective use of energy.

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Advanced Engineering Forum (Volume 27)

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193-201

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Madalina Calbureanu*, Raluca Malciu, Diana Mara Calbureanu

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Active House, Comfort, Energy Consumption, Environment

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