And you know what you are building!

Simulations are used in Switzerland increasingly and offer the opportunity to realise energy-efficient and low-emission buildings. Simulations also reduce investment and operating costs by optimising the design of construction and technology. We are an interdisciplinary network for anyone who is interested in or uses building simulation. Our members are active in various areas of construction, research and education.

Our association is committed to ensuring that physical simulations become established as a standard planning tool in the construction industry.

For clients, specialist planners, authorities and interested parties

The association is the point of contact for building owners, specialist planners, authorities and interested parties in all matters relating to building physics simulation. You will find interesting specialised information on simulation in the Knowledge section. Under Downloads we provide you with articles and application examples. Do you still have questions or a request for support? Then contact us directly by e-mail: info@gebaeudesimulation.ch

For professionals

Are you an experienced specialist who is familiar with building simulation? We offer you a nationwide network of experts to share and deepen your knowledge. Apply for membership of the association.


Our success stories

Presented by our member:

Natural ventilation and adaptive strategies: efficiency and comfort at the centre of the STEP2 research unit at NEST
There are currently no specific standards for natural or hybrid ventilation concepts. Absolute targets are often required that cannot be fully achieved with the variable outdoor climate as a source of energy and fresh air. By foregoing comfortable perfection, mechanisation and installations can be reduced, which lowers costs and emissions. Passive concepts usually require less building technology and reduce... Continue reading Natürliche Lüftung und adaptive Strategien: Effizienz und Komfort im Fokus der STEP2-Forschungsunit auf dem NEST

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