Part I Methodology1 Contexts and Methodology (Giovanna Franco) 1.1 The Main Principles 1.1.1 Heritage as an Active Resource 1.1.2 Heritage and Sustainability: Aporias and Conflicts 1.2 The Contexts 1.2.1 Research and Technological Innovation 1.2.2 Technical Regulations and Guidelines 1.3 The Questions 1.3.1 The Smart Grid System and Historical Heritage 1.3.2 Quality of the Renovation Process and Sustainable Management 1.3.3 The Role of the Tools 1.4 Energy Efficiency in Historical Heritage and Applied Research 1.4.1 The System of Knowledge, Data Acquisition, Cataloguing and Management 1.4.2 The Evaluations 1.4.3 The Strategies 1.5 The Structure of the Book References
2 Conserving-Restoring for the Future What we Inherited from the Past (Stefano F. Musso) 2.1 The Reasons of Conservation-Restoration of Built Environment Today 2.2 A Brief Historical Profile of the Discipline 2.3 Methodological and Operational Issues and Tools 2.4 Studies and Researches 2.5 Values, Impacts, Consequences of the Conservation-Restoration Interventions 2.6 The Specificity of any Conservation-Restoration Project 2.7 Conservation-Restoration as an Open and Transversal Field 2.8 New Reasons and Challenges for Conservation-Restoration in the Future World References
3 Energy Efficiency and HVAC system in existing and historical buildings (Francesca d'Ambrosio Alfano, Livio de Santoli) 3.1 Introduction 3.2 The EN 16883 Standard 3.3 AiCARR's Guide 3.3.1 The Energy Efficiency as Preservation Tool 3.3.2 HVAC Systems in Historical Buildings 3.3.3 Thermal Insulation og the Envelope of Historical Buildings 3.3.4 AiCARR's Procedure to Improve the Energy Efficiency in Historical Buildings 3.3.5 Energy Efficiency and Cultural Landscape: a Tool to Assess their Integration 3.4 Conclusions References
4 Thermal Behaviour of Historical Buildings, Materials and Components: Methodological Framework, Calculation, Results (Anna Magrini) 4.1 Introduction 4.2 The Calculation Method of the Energy Performance of Buildings 4.3 Main Parameters for the Thermal Characterization of Walls 4.3.1 Thermal Transmittance 4. 3.2 Thermal Bridges 4.3.3 Dynamic Thermal Characteristics of the Envelope 4.3.4 Vapour Transmission through Walls 4.4 Some Typologies of Walls and their Characteristics 4.5 Thermo-hygrometric Analysis in the Energy Refurbishment 2.5.1 Effects of the Insulation on Historic Building Walls References Part II Enhancing Energy Efficiency in a Monumental Complex: a Feasibility Study
5 Energy and Heritage. Development on a Case Study (Giovanna Franco) 5.1 The Complex of the Albergo dei Poveri in Genoa 5.2 Brief History of the Settlement 5.3 Morphological and Architectural Features 5.4 Current Use of the Building 5.5 For a Sustainable Cognitive Approach: Acquisition, Cataloguing and Management of Information 5.6 Improving the Energy Performance of the Complex: a Feasibility Study References
6 Constructive Techniques in Historical Buildings (Simonetta Acacia, Marta Casanova) 6.1 Introduction 6.2 The Elevation Structure: the Walls 6.3 Vaults and Wooden Floors 6.4 The Roof Structures
2 Conserving-Restoring for the Future What we Inherited from the Past (Stefano F. Musso) 2.1 The Reasons of Conservation-Restoration of Built Environment Today 2.2 A Brief Historical Profile of the Discipline 2.3 Methodological and Operational Issues and Tools 2.4 Studies and Researches 2.5 Values, Impacts, Consequences of the Conservation-Restoration Interventions 2.6 The Specificity of any Conservation-Restoration Project 2.7 Conservation-Restoration as an Open and Transversal Field 2.8 New Reasons and Challenges for Conservation-Restoration in the Future World References
3 Energy Efficiency and HVAC system in existing and historical buildings (Francesca d'Ambrosio Alfano, Livio de Santoli) 3.1 Introduction 3.2 The EN 16883 Standard 3.3 AiCARR's Guide 3.3.1 The Energy Efficiency as Preservation Tool 3.3.2 HVAC Systems in Historical Buildings 3.3.3 Thermal Insulation og the Envelope of Historical Buildings 3.3.4 AiCARR's Procedure to Improve the Energy Efficiency in Historical Buildings 3.3.5 Energy Efficiency and Cultural Landscape: a Tool to Assess their Integration 3.4 Conclusions References
4 Thermal Behaviour of Historical Buildings, Materials and Components: Methodological Framework, Calculation, Results (Anna Magrini) 4.1 Introduction 4.2 The Calculation Method of the Energy Performance of Buildings 4.3 Main Parameters for the Thermal Characterization of Walls 4.3.1 Thermal Transmittance 4. 3.2 Thermal Bridges 4.3.3 Dynamic Thermal Characteristics of the Envelope 4.3.4 Vapour Transmission through Walls 4.4 Some Typologies of Walls and their Characteristics 4.5 Thermo-hygrometric Analysis in the Energy Refurbishment 2.5.1 Effects of the Insulation on Historic Building Walls References Part II Enhancing Energy Efficiency in a Monumental Complex: a Feasibility Study
5 Energy and Heritage. Development on a Case Study (Giovanna Franco) 5.1 The Complex of the Albergo dei Poveri in Genoa 5.2 Brief History of the Settlement 5.3 Morphological and Architectural Features 5.4 Current Use of the Building 5.5 For a Sustainable Cognitive Approach: Acquisition, Cataloguing and Management of Information 5.6 Improving the Energy Performance of the Complex: a Feasibility Study References
6 Constructive Techniques in Historical Buildings (Simonetta Acacia, Marta Casanova) 6.1 Introduction 6.2 The Elevation Structure: the Walls 6.3 Vaults and Wooden Floors 6.4 The Roof Structures
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