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I. Kovacic, C. Müller:
"Design And Planning Process For Enrgy Efficient Buildings - Client's Perspective";
Talk: 10th International Conference: Organization, Technology and Management in Construction, Sibenik, Kroatien; 2011-09-07 - 2011-09-10; in: "10th International Conference Oragnization, Technology and Management in Construction", M. Radujkovic (ed.); Croatian Association for Organization in Construction, Zagreb (2011), ISBN: 978-953-7686-01-7; 15 pages.

The complexity of planning requirements and aims for energy-efficient buildings has significantly risen, however the buildings are mostly planned with traditional planning methods based on sequential planning model. The main hypothesis states that successful energy-efficient and even -producing buildings can be realized only through more integrated, interdisciplinary and life-cycle oriented design and planning processes.
The main research question this paper focuses on is the role of the client within the integral planning process for energy-efficient buildings, and evaluation of the tools for support of investor's decision making process, such as building certificates, life-cycle costs and analysis.
This paper presents the first results of the research of planning processes for energy-efficient buildings from invesotr´s perspective, which is a part of an interdisciplinary research project "Co_Be": Cost Benefits of Integrated Planning at Vienna University of Technology in cooperation with several partners from planning practice.
As final result of the project, a 3-module Integrated Planning Guidelines for planers, investors and policy makers will be developed, where as this paper serves as a fundament for Guidelines for Investors.

Integrated Planning, Energy-Efficient Buildings, Planning Tools, Life-Cycle Costs

http://publik.tuwien.ac.at/files/PubDat_202520.pdf