Björn Ástmarsson's research while affiliated with Technical University of Denmark and other places
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The landlord/tenant dilemma arises when the interests of landlords and tenants misalign and is one of the greatest barriers hindering the development of sustainable renovation of residential buildings in Europe. The aim of this research is to investigate how regulatory changes and contractual solutions can help solve the landlord/tenant dilemma in...
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... The renovation method of demolishing and rebuilding old buildings will cause a great waste of resources, and demolishing and rebuilding will also destroy the extension of the urban context. Astmarsson et al. [79] believes that building renovation refers to the process of refurbishing or replacing existing parts of a building to improve its performance, either by restoring it to its original state or improving it. However, the refurbishment discussed in this article means renewal, and is not the same as maintaining and replacing old parts with similar new parts. ...
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