ZEMCH Research Initiatives: Mass Customisation and Sustainability

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03842-112-2

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hedonic model; identification; omitted variable bias; neighborhood effect; geographic information system; air pollution; particulate matter; environmental impacts; construction sites; CO₂ emission; energy audit; passive house; green building certification; mass customization; means-end chain; laddering; low-cost housing; product development; customer satisfaction; design flexibility; green roof retrofitting; Sydney; Rio de Janeiro; thermal performance; residential buildings; housing; case studies; energy efficiency; air permeability; airtightness; natural ventilation; indoor air quality; condensation; lifestyle; domestic buildings; product modularity; product architecture; mass customisation; house-building; building construction; mass customisation; construction management; efficiency; change management; integration; BPM; Lean Construction; six sigma; SOA; flexible housing; sustainable design; energy efficiency; social housing; building simulation; mass customization; passive design; low-income housing; tropical housing; embodied energy; Uganda; East Africa; operational energy; energy efficiency; profiling; social housing; space heating; Chile; zero energy building; renewable energy system; photovoltaic; IEA SHC/EBC Task 40/Annex 52; case study

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