Thermal design, acoustics, energy-demand calculations and component-related verification for new and existing buildings.
Materials and junctions are considered as one continuous building envelope.
Materials, junctions and use determine how heat, moisture and sound move through the building.
Heat loss, surface temperatures and thermal bridges are assessed and optimised through construction details.
Diffusion, condensation and driving rain are controlled through layer sequence, junctions and ventilation concept.
Airborne sound, impact sound and plant noise are influenced through mass, isolation and junction design.
Energy, hygrothermal and acoustic requirements are coordinated, documented and carried through to the details.
Building-physics requirements affect comfort, energy demand, component build-ups and approvals. Verification is coordinated early with structure and use so technical requirements form part of a coherent overall design.
Assessment of components and the building envelope, plus energy verification within the agreed scope.
Design of building-acoustic requirements between occupancies and against external noise.
Coordination of material layers, construction and building-physics requirements.
Assessment of existing components and development of suitable improvement measures.
Send available documents and a short brief. We will clarify the appropriate scope.
