SAFR-BE

The SAFR-BE project is carried out in collaborationb between the LTH Division of Fire Safety Engineering (FSE)and the LTH Division of Energy and Building Design (EBD). It explores the challenges of achieving sustainable and fire-resilient buildings, and decision-making processes that help to achieve such buildings.

oBtoB

The oBtoB project, short for "openBIM to BEM", is a project running in collaboration between LTH (Lund) and KTH (Stockholm). It is embedded in IEA Annex 91 on "OpenBim for Energy Efficient Buildings". It addresses the challenges in the BIM to BEM processes covering early design, technical design, and post-occupancy building operation. The work will center on serveral real-life- industry case studies that require building energy efficiency prediction and assessment throughout their life cycle. Anticipated results include processes, guidelines, best practices and instructions for the conservation of energy for buildings designed in an openBIM environment. Integration amongst the serveral aspects of this research will enable a deeper understanding of the discrepacy between estimated and actual building performance, for new and refurbished buildings.

Occupant Behavioural Freedom (OBF) project

2023-2024, funded by The Royal Society of Edingburg whilst at University of Strathclyde, in collaboration with Seoul National University

PredictOR Carbon Analytics

2022-2023, funded by SBRI whilst at UoP and University of Strathclyde, in collaboration with TCC Casemix

HOSP: Hospital Operation for Sustainable Productivity

2020, funded by InnovateUK whilst at UoP, in collaboration with TCC Casemix

High Performance Buildings

2020, funded by British Council whilst at UoP, in collaboration with Cankaya University 

Thermography for Thermal Building Assessment and Improvement

2012-2015, funded by EU ESF-CUC, in collaboration with PHA, RTP, CDC and University of Exeter

eViz: Energy Visualization for Carbon Reduction

2012-2016, funded by EPSRC whilst at UoP,  in collaboration with  UoP Psychology, University of Bath, University of Birmingham and University of Newcastle

Simulated and Measured Building Performance: Bridging the Gap

2012, funded by Royal Academy of Engineering and the Leverhulme Trust whilst at UoP

Intelligent Software for the Analysis of Building Energy Usage Data

2010-2012, funded by Knowledge Transfer Partnership whilst at UoP, in collaboration with C3Resources

Mangement of Thermal Performance Risks of Buildings Subject to Climate Change

2009-2011, funded by EPSRC whilst at UoP