The finishing and equipment of the building
Optimize the building envelope and equipment to improve comfort and regulate energy consumption
Air circulation, airtightness and the building envelope, interior fittings: these are just some of the topics explained to ensure proper energy management
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The building envelope often represents the boundary between the interior and exterior of a structure. As such, it must not only protect, but also regulate the circulation of air and light. With the rise of environmental concerns, the building envelope is also called upon to help regulate the structure's energy consumption. As for interior fittings, they must be optimized to offer a good quality of life to the inhabitants and to guarantee the productivity of business users.
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Masonry
Facades
Flat roofs
Exterior closures
Thermal insulation
Acoustic insulation
Joints in the building
Visual space and light
Interior circulation
Floor coverings
Wall coverings
Electrical installations
Water management
Gas installations
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