Alexander Hollberg
Alexander Hollberg is Associate Professor in the research group Sustainable Building, Division of Building Technology, at Chalmers. Alexander specialized in Computational Sustainable Design to work on developing methods and tools that facilitate the design of sustainable buildings and cities. The digital tools are used to assess, optimize, and visualize the design’s performance in real-time (energy, LCA, LCC, daylight, etc.). The goal is to provide decision-makers with the necessary information in the early design stages. Furthermore, he is co-founder and Head of R&D at CAALA, a software and consulting startup based in Munich, Germany.
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Critical perspectives on life cycle building performance assessment tool reviews
Machine Learning (ML) as a surrogate model for early-stage energy optimization
Strategies for robust renovation of residential buildings in Switzerland
Does a flipped classroom approach help? – Experiences from a project-based engineering course
Economic comparison of mass timber and concrete construction in the nordic region
Life Cycle Cost and Life Cycle Assessment of Composite Bridge with Flat and Corrugated Webs
Resource efficiency factors in industrialised construction-a study in developing economies
High-resolution and localized parametric embodied impact calculator of PV systems
BIM-based LCSA application in early design stages using IFC
Analysis of current practice and future potentials of LCA in a BIM-based design process in Germany
Tool characterisation framework for parametric building LCA
A Characterisation Framework for Parametric Building Performance Simulation Tools
Procedural digital twin generation for co-creating in VR focusing on vegetation
A Framework for User Centric LCA Tool Development for Early Planning Stages of Buildings
Buildings LCA and digitalization: Designers' toolbox based on a survey
Concept for combining LCA and hazardous building material assessment for decision support using BIM
Bio-based materials as a robust solution for building renovation: A case study
AI-baserad segementering av fasader för att optimera renovering i en större skala
Towards digitalisation of socially sustainable neighbourhood design
Review of visualising LCA results in the design process of buildings
A user interaction model for digital tools to support socially sustainable neighbourhood planning
Evaluation of BIM-based LCA results for building design
Database of Embodied Quantity Outputs: Lowering Material Impacts Through Engineering
Towards digitisation of socially sustainable neighbourhood design
Robust and resilient renovation solutions in different climate change scenarios
A data-driven parametric tool for under-specified LCA in the design phase
Carbon budgets for buildings: harmonising temporal, spatial and sectoral dimensions
The relation between social life cycle assessment and green building certification systems
Detailed Assessment of Embodied Carbon of HVAC Systems for a New Office Building Based on BIM
LCA in architectural design—a parametric approach
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Showing 12 research projects
Digital material inventories for sustainable urban mining
Extracting amenity demand and visitation profiles from mobile phone location data
Urban modelling and planning tool for energy and invisible environmental factors using AI methods
Powering the City - Urban Building Integrated Photovoltaics
Stakeholder-specific environmental and economic optimization of buildings in early design stages
Mainstreaming holistic life cycle performance optimisation in early design stages of buildings
Novel wood panel for efficient and healthy built environment
IEA EBC Annex 72 - Assessing Life Cycle Related Environmental Impacts Caused by Buildings