Creation of a Methodology and a Digital Technological Platform aimed at the Energy Efficiency of the Historical Heritage Building Diffused.

The thesis research intersects the thematic area of energy performance improvement in historical buildings and the theme of Digital Cultural Heritage, seeking to combine the growing interdisciplinary focus on energy efficiency applied to the historical heritage built with innovative digital technologies for the use of architecture. A simplified model is identified that allows the estimation of the energy losses of buildings or agglomerated buildings, with the aim of monitoring current consumption through direct or indirect diagnoses and quantifying the energy saved through suggested and quantifiable improvement interventions with a summary cost assessment. intervention. All this flows into an easy-to-consult platform directed both to property owners, for a quick estimate of the savings opportunities resulting from the intervention, and to local administrators to implement effective energy governance and more careful and aware planning of the territory.