House shell
House shell
Prof. Dr Carsten Ahrens (Oldenburg/East Frisia/Wilhelmshaven University of Applied Sciences)
Do you also find that you like it to be quiet when you’re doing schoolwork or sleeping at home? And when you’re making a right racket yourselves whilst playing or listening to music, it would be great if the neighbours or your parents and siblings didn’t necessarily notice. 
When you lean against a wall in your room, it shouldn’t feel uncomfortably cold, and if you hold your nose in the air whilst doing so, there shouldn’t be a draught. You certainly wouldn’t want damp walls or even mould in the corners of your room. What’s more, your parents want to spend as little as possible on heating. How does it all fit together? How do the experts measure and assess a house’s ‘envelope’? And how do you actually build a house like that? Please note: You can only take part if you have a ticket.
Tickets will be available from Monday, 13 September, at the Info-Point in the canteen foyer, Uhlhornsweg. (Mon–Thu: 9.00 am–5.30 pm and Fri: 9.00 am–3.00 pm).
Wednesday, 22 September 2004