Event: ENERGYinBUILDINGS2018Date: SaturdayNovember3,2018 Place: Athens,Hellas

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#Milena Blagojevic

architect, PhD

Title: Teaching Assistant, Department of Architecture, University of Florence, Italy

email: mimiblagojevic@gmail.com �

Presentationtitle: Historical Buildings Energy Efficiency – improvement and Empowerment

In the contemporary conservation practice of historical buildings, the imperative in the process of reuse has been placed on different aspects of sustainability, ranging from authenticity and integrity preservation, through minimum intervention and reversibility, to energy efficiency. The special challenge is to develop the set of energy-saving measures for historic buildings, taking into account the uniqueness of the historically formed construction system, as well as the need for the protection of cultural heritage objects. The key to successful energy refurbishment of historic buildings is identification and understanding of the existing energy efficiency aspects of historic construction, so that they could be kept, saved and efficiently used together with the latest energy improvement measures. The presentation will analyze two scenarios for the energy efficiency improvement on the example of a nineteen century military headquarters building and discuss the chance for its empowerment.

CV:

Licensed architect, teaching assistant at Department of Architecture, teaching assistant at Department of Civil Engineering, University of Florence, Italy Graduated in Architecture in 2007 at the University of Florence, earned doctors degree in 2012 at the University of Florence, licensed architect since 2008, MASHRAE since 2009, ASHRAE Danube Chapter, YEA Committee, CISDU member since 2017, co-founder of 'blagojevic marcheschi architetti' architectural studio. Lives, works and teaches between Italy and Serbia.