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ATLAS – Universität Innsbruck

ATLAS - Advanced Tools for Low-carbon, high value development of historic architecture in the Alpine Space

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Project leader overall project: EURAC Bolzano

Project leader University of Innsbruck: Rainer Pfluger

Project staff: Eleonora Leonardi (until 31.01.2020), Pavel Sevela, Alexander Rieser (from 01.11.2019)

Project partners:

  • Accademia Europea Bolzano (EURAC) - Italy
  • Energy Institute Vorarlberg (EIV) - Austria
  • Posoški razvojni centre - Slovenia
  • Munich University of Applied Sciences - Germany
  • Municipality of Truden in the Nature Park - Italy
  • Teamblau - Italy
  • Sites & Cités remarquables de France - L'Association des Villes et Pays d'art et d'histoire et des Sites patrimoniaux - France
  • Scuola universitaria professionale della Svizzera italiana - Switzerland

Funding body: The project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Interreg Alpine Space Programme.

Duration: 17.04.2018 - 16.04.2021

Project website: www.alpine-space.eu/atlas

Summary

Preserving the cultural landscape in the Alps and achieving the ambitious climate targets will only be possible if we intensify our efforts to valorise and sustainably use historic buildings and see this task as a mandate for civil society as a whole. The ATLAS project will highlight the (re)discovery of traditional architecture - not necessarily protected - which is often located in deprived areas and has a low level of energy efficiency and living comfort.

Output instruments

1. a historical building atlas for the Alpine region as a tool for capitalising on best practice building renovations.
2. concepts for low carbon refurbishment and RES integration socially, culturally and technically assessed and adapted to the Alpine archetypes
3. historic building renovation as part of sustainable regional development strategies and business concepts

To achieve these goals, ATLAS will provide advanced tools, such as an online decision support tool for refurbishments and a ToolKit for municipalities. Customised training and dissemination activities such as the cross-border EnerCulTour and the transnational workshops will ensure the exchange of knowledge and the implementation of the project results.
Partners with expertise in the fields of energy efficiency, heritage conservation and regional development will work closely together in ATLAS.
The direct involvement of the municipalities in the consortium is crucial for the development and implementation of the project results.

Focus at the University of Innsbruck

Our focus is on the development and documentation of energy-efficient solutions with high conservation compatibility. These solutions are presented using a decision support tool.

Financial support

Total project budget € 1,847,136.89. ERDF funding € 1,399,900.58.

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