The Sino-Swiss Zero-Emission Building Project Capacity Building: The Nanjing University Model (CN/EN)
The NJU-model advances ZEB design through training, integrated building strategies, and innovative techniques for sustainable, efficient construction.
Weather Resistance Rediscovered (CN)
This lecture highlights weather-resistant detailing’s role in durable, low-maintenance, and aesthetically integrated sustainable architecture.
Low emission design and lightweight construction (CN/EN)
This lecture presents Switzerland’s circular construction practices, highlighting reuse, disassembly, modularity, CO₂ savings, and the Chinese applications.
Module 3_Swiss Landscape of Technical Regulations (CN/EN)
Switzerland’s 50-year ZEB journey emphasizes lifecycle regulation, renewables, district optimization, standards, incentives, education, and lessons for China.
Module 2_Swiss Legal Economic Information Instruments (CN/EN)
Switzerland supports zero-emission buildings through cantonal laws, CO₂ levies, subsidies, tax incentives, and education programs like SwissEnergy.
The Swiss Decarbonization Roadmap for 2050 and Related Policies for the Building Sector (CN/EN)
Switzerland’s Energy Strategy 2050 promotes building decarbonization via energy efficiency, heat pumps, district heating, and CO₂-regulated incentives.
Module 5_NEST and MOVE (CN/EN)
Swiss demonstration projects NEST and Move advance zero-emission buildings via energy hubs, digital twins, circular economy, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
What is ZEB and its Goal (EN)
The lecture emphasizes Sino-Swiss ZEB cooperation, highlighting decarbonization, efficiency, circular economy, and integrated planning for sustainable construction.
Building Carbon Emission Control and Calculation (CN)
This lecture explains carbon emission calculation methods in the building sector, emphasizing the role of emission factor methods and building design optimization.
Circular Building – Best Practice in Switzerland (CN/EN)
This lecture shares Barbara Buser’s circular construction journey, emphasizing reuse, disassembly, minimal intervention, and renewable materials for sustainability.