📋 Tender Overview
Digital Based Bio-Waste Derived Meta-Panels Towards A Revolutionary Building Identity
Buildings Wield Substantial Influence On The Environment, Accounting For A Hefty 30% Of Global Energy Usage And A Consequential 19% Of Greenhouse Gas Emissions. To Combat This Looming Crisis, The Net-Zero Energy Building (Nzeb) Concept Emerges As A Transformative Paradigm Shift In The World Of Construction.
In The Midst Of This Environmental Renaissance, A Digital Revolution Sweeps Across Manufacturing, Presenting A Tantalizing Prospect Of Reducing Embodied Co2 And Enhancing Thermal Control. Yet, A Considerable Chasm Separates These Cutting-Edge Digital Technologies From Structures Crafted From Sustainable Materials. The Intricacies Of Computational And Algorithmic Design Struggle To Encapsulate The Rich Tapestry Of Nature Multi-Scale Marvels, The Very Essence Of This Green Metamorphosis. Bridging This Gap Could Boost Digital Fabrication To A Mass Production System, But Issues Include The Complexity Of Multi-Scale Modeling, Reliability Uncertainties, Technical Limitations In 3D Printing, And Poor Solution Versatility.
Pantarei Project Addresses All These Challenges By Implementing A Revolutionary Adaptive Intelligent Computational Irreversible Thermodynamics Paradigm To Design And Assess Novel Bio-Waste-Derived Meta-Structures For The Reduction Of Embodied Co2 In Buildings. Pantarei Over-Arching Aim Is To Extend The Capabilities Of Current Computational Tools For Material Design, By Developing Adaptive Solutions Based On The Intertwining Of Virtual Physics Of Failure And Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics Principles For The Bio-Waste Multi-Scale Meta-Structure Design And Tailored Realization Through The Entire Structure Life-Cycle With A Human-Centered Perspective.
This Could Be Materialised Only With The Aid Of A Multi-Disciplinary Stakeholder Coalition, Which Involves Renowned Universities And Companies, Leaders In Computational/Digital Design Of Multi-Scale Meta-Structures And Sustainable Manufacturing.
Funded Under
The European Innovation Council (Eic)
Total Cost
€ 3 085 000,00
Eu Contribution
€ 3 085 000,00
Coordinated By
Politecnico Di Milano
Italy
Start Date
1 October 2024
End Date
30 September 2028
Objective
Buildings wield substantial influence on the environment, accounting for a hefty 30% of global energy usage and a consequential 19% of greenhouse gas emissions. To combat this looming crisis, the Net-Zero Energy Building (NZEB) concept emerges as a transformative paradigm shift in the world of construction.
In the midst of this environmental renaissance, a digital revolution sweeps across manufacturing, presenting a tantalizing prospect of reducing embodied CO2 and enhancing thermal control. Yet, a considerable chasm separates these cutting-edge digital technologies from structures crafted from sustainable materials. The intricacies of computational and algorithmic design struggle to encapsulate the rich tapestry of Nature multi-sca
