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SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION HANDBOOK 2<br />

viii<br />

Education for Sustainable <strong>Construction</strong><br />

Sander van Nederveen, Reza Beheshti<br />

This chapter presents and discusses the way current civil engineering<br />

students at Delft University of Technology are prepared for their role as<br />

future leaders in construction innovation. First, a vision and a number of<br />

themes are discussed that are used for the development of the current<br />

curriculum. These themes are partially related to the Living Building<br />

Concept and are dealing with such themes as value-oriented building and<br />

Building Information Modelling. Next, the current curriculum is described<br />

with an emphasis on the courses that should contribute to the goal of<br />

education for <strong>sustainable</strong> construction. Finally the curriculum is evaluated<br />

against the vision and objectives on <strong>sustainable</strong> construction.<br />

Modelling Outcomes of Collaboration in Building Information<br />

Modelling Through Gaming Theory Lenses<br />

Oluwole A Olatunji, Willy D Sher, Ning Gu<br />

This chapter discusses the importance of collaboration in the construction<br />

industry. Uses three gaming models – Prisoner’s dilemma, Pareto Optima,<br />

and Hawk-dove, to demonstrate the implications of current developments in<br />

Building Information Modelling adoption, and associated challenges to<br />

design teams and stakeholders. Considers possible outcomes in virtual<br />

environments using gaming methods.<br />

The Climate Adaptive Skin – Developing a New Façade Concept Using<br />

Passive Technologies<br />

Bas Hasselaar, Wim van der Spoel, Regina Bokel, Hans Cauberg<br />

This chapter describes the concept behind a new façade that uses phase<br />

change materials to condition a room without consuming much energy.<br />

Presents simulation results of its performance for both heating and<br />

ventilation of an office space.<br />

Use of Wireless Sensors in the Building Industry, SensoByg<br />

Claus V Nielsen, Henrik E Sorensen<br />

This chapter introduces a Danish research project on the use of wireless<br />

sensors for surveying buildings and structures. Describes the sensor<br />

technology and details specific applications in a highway bridge, moisture<br />

monitoring in buildings, and in concrete production

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