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Kristina Mjörnell

Marknadschef

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+46 10 516 57 45
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kristina.mjornell@ri.se
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Göteborg
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0000-0002-3863-0740
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Raintightness of concrete element façades - Guide with joint solutions

In this study, improved solutions have been developed with a second barrier or secondary seal and drainage, which have been verified through laboratory tests. Commonly occurring façade details have been included, such as several v…
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ASSURE - Adaptation of Urban Space through Sustainable Regeneration

The graduate school ASSURE - Adaptation of urban Space through Sustainable Regeneration - will develop new knowledge about sustainable renovation and conversion of buildings, and neighborhoods.
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Feasibility study on climate resilience declarations for real estate

With climate change demands for resilient buildings withstanding extreme weather or temperature changes will increase, and this can also affect valuation of real-estate. We want to investigate possibilities for creating an effecti…
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Prediction of hazardous materials in the building stock though machine

Hazardous materials (e.g. asbestos and PCB) is a health risk and when encountered during renovation processes increases costs and lead times. In this project information about where hazardous materials have been found will be gath…
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National Building specific Information

The project genrates basic data for authorities about the Swedish building stock by merging and analyzing all complete building specific registers kept by Swedish authorities. Specifically we compare Energy Performance Certificate…
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Renobuild - a tool for sustainability assessment in renovation project

Renobuild is a decision support tool that actors within the construction industry can use to assess the sustainability impacts of renovation projects. It comes in two varieties: one for assessing multi family-housing and the immed…
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Renovation instead of new development for more sustainable future cities

The cities of the future are already built – but they need to become more climate-smart and socially sustainable. To achieve this, we need to become better and wiser in terms of renovating, transforming, and densifying. The resear…
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Careful renovation reduces carbon footprint and costs

Reuse and careful renovation produce a lower carbon footprint than new construction. At the same time, costs can be kept down. – “Making new things should not be the norm, but rather we should use as much of what already…
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Multifunctional Vegetation

The urban land is increasingly being covered with hard materials, creating a plethora of problems such as heat islands, noise and reduced well-being. At RISE, we work in interdisciplinary teams to find green solutions that contrib…
Expertise

Building Stock Analysis

A small group of researchers at RISE have been producing decision support in evaluations of laws and legislation for the housing sector for Swedish authorities by the usage of merged national building registers. Energy efficiency,…
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Is a crisis needed to shift to a more resource efficient society?
2022-03-24
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Kristina Mjörnell

Is a crisis needed to shift to a more resource efficient society?

The war in Ukraine is starting to cause major challenges for the construction industry. There is a shortage of tiles, solid wood, sheet metal, and rebars, along with inflating prices. This requires more efficient use of the build…
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