Visit Trinity vs UP 4 GREEN CONCRETE

Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s leading University. Located in the heart of Dublin City Centre, the 47 acre University campus is filled with leafy, cobblestone squares and iconic architecture. Download the Visit Trinity App and get access to immersive walking tours and audio guides that bring the fascinating heritage of Trinity College to life. Explore Trinity’s ancient buildings, unearth its hidden gems, learn about famous past students and get insight in to Trinity’s world renowned research and innovation. The Visit Trinity App includes everything you need to know about visiting Trinity College, with up to date information on accommodation, visitor experiences and dining on campus.Get exclusive access to special offers and discounts and use the app to get the most out of your visit to Trinity.

UP4GC enables crafts people to analyse a building and its pathologies by providing: Points of vigilance Descriptors to choose from for each point mentioned above Potential solution to propose in each case The UP4GC app supports construction professionals in the analysis of a concrete building by developing case studies. This professional guide comes after research on the state of the art, carried out to identify training needs, create a training curriculum and help professionals in the field. Thematical Units include: Analysis of the types of concrete buildings to be regenerated/renovated Analysis and pathologies of concrete buildings (masonry building) (disorders, including humidity and materials) Energy regeneration: different heating systems and ventilation UP 4 GREEN CONCRETE (UP4GC) is an Erasmus+ co-funded project, with the participation of 7 partner organisations from France, Italy, Greece, Poland, and Estonia. The partnership gathers together VET providers, vocational associations, non-governmental organizations, and an SME expert in the development of educational material. The project’s main objective is to qualify current and future professionals for a holistic approach to concrete buildings and renovations that combine energy efficiency and quality of life, to advise on technically and socially oriented approaches, eg. for better air quality and ease of use. Disclaimer: The European Commission's support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.