Innovation Center ● Prof. Dr.-Ing. John Grunewald
Building climatology and building physics
DIRECTOR
Prof. Dr.-Ing. John Grunewald
Dresden University of Technology
Professorship for Building Physics
Office Building Zellescherweg BZW
Zellescherweg 17
01069 Dresden
Phone +49 351 463 35259
Fax +49 351 463 32627
E-mail john.grunewald@tu-dresden.de
Short Vita
Career and professional stations:
- Senior Director of the Institute for Building Climatology at the Technical University of Dresden and holder of the professorship for building physics
- Before that, various academic positions, such as Associate Professor at Syracuse University, NY (USA) or e.g. Scientific Director of the research project INSUMAT (EU).
- Until 1991 studies of civil engineering at the University of Applied Sciences for Civil Engineering in Cottbus (BTU), specialization in construction informatics
Research and development
- Development of own building physics software
- Determination of hygrothermal material properties
- Building physics quality assurance
- Damage assessment
- Building physics monitoring of buildings and constructions
- Building energy simulation
- Plant simulation of HVAC systems in buildings
Expertise
- Energy optimized construction
- Energy concepts for buildings and neighborhoods
- Material and component research
Reference projects
- Structural-physical support of the construction of the Perlmutter adventure center in Adorf
- Material investigation on a listed building of an old malt house and recommendation for refurbishment against the background of energetic upgrading.
- Comparative thermal calculations of different roof structures to determine the thermally optimal variant for a structural connection point in the construction of a house made of carbon concrete.
- Bismarck Monument Hamburg
- Semper Opera House Dresden
- To the three references
Moreover:
- Neighborhood simulation Bamberg
- Neighborhood simulation Bad Nauheim
- Simulation mixed building Geretsried
Service profiles of the Innovation Center
- Comfort und user acceptance
- Energy concepts
- Buildings und Quarters
- Material development und monitoring
- Sustainable redevelopment