The Energy Efficiency Awards 2011

The Energy Efficiency Awards 2011

Event informations
Date: 
02/06/2011
Category: 
Event
Location: 
Barcelona
Spain

More participants, More winners!
Third edition of the Best of Awards

Building on the success of our first Awards in 2007 and 2009, the 2011 ISOVER Energy Efficiency Best of Awards were launched in twelve participating countries. The scope of the Awards included both new build and renovation projects in the residential and non-residential sectors. The aim of the competition rewarded the most successful building projects, based on criteria such as innovation and energy efficiency and to encourage the development of construction techniques which combine comfort with respect for the environment. Saint-Gobain ISOVER wants to draw attention to the immense potential of energy savings that can be made in the construction sector.
The best winning projects have been included in the Best of Book, which is distributed to building professionals.

The Best of Awards 2011
The Best of Awards 2011
Energy Efficiency Awards ceremony in Barcelona
Participating countries: 
Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Russia, Latvia, Spain, Sweden, and Switzerland.

Awards ceremony in Barcelona

EEA ceremony Barcelona
This third edition was held on June 2, in Barcelona (Spain). Almost 150 guests, architects, engineers and contractors attended the ceremony. Thirty-one trophies were presented, honoring the best projects, officially selected by each participating country.
The afternoon begun with an architect tour to discover some of the most interesting constructions of Barcelona. In the evening, the gala diner and awards ceremony took place in the prestigious Casa Llotja de Mar, where the winners received their diploma. To extend the celebration, most of the winners also spent the week-end in Barcelona.

The best of book 2011

The best of book 2011
This book is designed to demonstrate the feasibility of ambitious projects, both architecturally and from an environmental viewpoint. It is composed of two main sections, the first covering renovation projects and the second new construction projects. Throughout the book, “Highlight” focus pages address a number of important issues in the construction and renovation processes, from total cost considerations to the importance of air tightness.
It is crucial now that we take the very low-energy building concept forward, from the experimental stage to broad application throughout the building industry.
It is only by doing this that the best practices of today will become the building standards of tomorrow. 

The best of book, edition 2011 in brief:

  • 13 participating countries
  • 53 projects, including 31 winners 
  • 21 renovation projects
  • 32 news building projects
     
    The best of book 2011
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