Sofia Lidelöw
Senior Lecturer
Luleå University of Technology
Luleå University of Technology
Industrialized and sustainable construction
Department of Civil, Environmental and Natural Resources Engineering
Research profile
My research focuses on technology and methods for environmentally sustainable building and renovation. A central theme is technologies and methods that support, for example, energy efficiency and reduced climate impact from buildings from a life cycle perspective. The research also deals with conditions and measures for a broader implementation of such techniques and methods beyond demonstration/pilot projects, where the interaction between actors in the planning and building process is of particular interest.
Teaching
I teach sustainable and energy-efficient house building, mainly in our five-year architectural engineering and civil engineering master programmes. I am also appointed program leader for the architectural engineering programme.
Publications
Article in journal
The thermal performance of a green roof on a highly insulated building in a sub-arctic climate (2021)
Energy and Buildings, Vol. 241
Conference paper
A coordination perspective on dialogue processes between planners and developers in a sustainable urban development project (2020)
Part of: WSBE 20 - World Sustainable Built Environment - Beyond2020 2-4 November 2020, Gothenburg, Sweden, Institute of Physics (IOP), 2020, 052055
Article in journal
Exploring the trade-off in life cycle energy of building retrofit through optimization (2020)
Applied Energy, Vol. 269
Article in journal
Energy-efficiency measures for heritage buildings (2019)
a literature review
Sustainable cities and society, Vol. 45, s. 231-242
Conference paper
The Challenge of Energy Efficiency in Kiruna’s Heritage Buildings (2019)
Part of: Cold Climate HVAC 2018, Sustainable Buildings in Cold Climates, s. 275-289, Springer, 2019