NEST building research platform

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The NEST building research platform is a modular, experimental building operated by Empa that serves as a testbed for innovative construction technologies, materials, and energy systems under real-world conditions.

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instanceOf building research platform ⓘ
modular experimental building ⓘ
aimsAt accelerating market adoption of new building technologies ⓘ
improving building performance ⓘ
reducing environmental impact of buildings ⓘ
collaboratesWith ETH Zurich ⓘ
industry stakeholders ⓘ
context built environment innovation ⓘ
country Switzerland ⓘ
environment realistic operational conditions ⓘ
focusesOn circular economy in construction ⓘ
digital fabrication in construction ⓘ
energy efficiency ⓘ
resource efficiency ⓘ
smart building technologies ⓘ
sustainable construction ⓘ
hasAbbreviation NEST ⓘ
hasComponent backbone structure ⓘ
exchangeable research units ⓘ
shared infrastructure ⓘ
hasProperty exchangeable building units ⓘ
modular structure ⓘ
languageOfName English ⓘ
locatedIn Dübendorf, Switzerland ⓘ
operator Empa ⓘ
purpose testbed for innovative building materials ⓘ
testbed for innovative construction technologies ⓘ
testbed for innovative energy systems ⓘ
testing technologies under real-world conditions ⓘ
relatedTo Empa Urban Energy Systems research ⓘ
building technology innovation ⓘ
supports full-scale building experiments ⓘ
interdisciplinary research projects ⓘ
pilot and demonstration projects ⓘ
tests advanced HVAC systems ⓘ
building automation concepts ⓘ
innovative façade systems ⓘ
new structural systems ⓘ
novel building envelopes ⓘ
renewable energy integration ⓘ
usedBy industry partners ⓘ
researchers ⓘ
universities ⓘ

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Empa → hasResearchInfrastructure → NEST building research platform ⓘ