Lichtschutzprojekt DBU

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Fri, 06 Nov
CCL, Lecture room 10, Level +2

Short description

As part of the DBU project (Ref. 39189) ‘Light protection as a contribution to climate protection in heritage buildings: A pilot study of the effects of different light protection systems on historic buildings’, the topic of structural light protection was investigated from a heritage conservation perspective at 40 heritage sites in southern and central Germany, as well as in the laboratory. This event will present the approach, methodology and project findings.

Description

OPENING SESSION

10:00 Welcome address by the DBU

10:10 Project presentation:

P. BELLENDORF (KDwt)


SESSION I – METHODOLOGY

10:30 In situ light measurements – techniques, challenges, limitations

T. LÖTHER (IDK)

10:50 Test panels: material selection, measurement methods and documentation

F. BUTZE-RIOS (ThULB, formerly BLfD)

SESSION II – RESULTS

11:10 Insight into the measurement results

J. OPITZ (BLfD)

11:40 Metrological investigations into the

building physics effects of light protection systems at the Schäfflerei

S. BICHLMAIR (IBP)

SESSION III – COMMUNICATION

12:00 Walking session (posters and information stands presenting the case studies)

12:30 Practical guide – From problem to solution: A practical guide to sun protection concepts in historic buildings

T. NAUMOVIC (BSV)

12:40 WTA information sheet on sun protection

K. HOLL (LAD)

12:45 Fact-check: Light protection in heritage buildings: Myth vs. reality

K. HOLL (LAD) and T. HILGER (BLfD)


REGISTRATION by 23 October 2026 at: www.uni-bamberg.de

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Information about the program

  • Event Type

    Closed event

  • Language

    German

  • Tags

    Registration required

Event Location

CCL, Lecture room 10, Level +2