Overall LL Implementation Plan and Management (I)
Creators: name: Laskari, Marina
name: Kouloumbis, Gerasimos
name: Saer, Andreas El
name: Tyrni, Maria
name: Marzell, Laurence
name: Wall, Stephen
name: Crowe, Philip
name: Kinnane, Oliver
name: Páraic  Carroll
name: Herron, Ronan
name: Cotter, Keith
name: Villardon, Rafael Sanchez
name: Sanchez, Javier Dorao
name: Gouveia, Nuno Coutinho
name: Monteiro, Sílvio
name: Lohm, Gustaf
name: Aliakbar Kamari
name: Schultz, Carl Peter Leslie
name: Moratello, Laurence
name: Jiri Tencar
name: Kožený, Václav
name: Strach, Josef
name: Bruun, Sidsel
name: Gutiérrez, Javier Antolín
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2022
Subjects: green building
green neighbourhoods
DNGB certification
life cycle assessment

description: PROBONO brings together a European multidisciplinary consortium of 47 partners, construction and consulting entities, public asset service managers, municipalities, technology solution providers and experts, to turn six European district- and site- level areas into Green Building Neighborhoods (GBN), with positive energy balance and zero carbon emissions. Acting as the PROBONO Living Labs (LLs), two large-scale demonstrators are located in Madrid and Dublin and four business-focused demonstrators, representing business/owner promoters of the green buildings and neighborhoods’ transition, are located in Porto, Brussels, Aarhus and Prague. The PROBONO Living Labs will provide both an experimentation and innovation environment and testbed for GBN innovative solutions. Although having a distinct scope, each Living Lab will follow a common process, the planning elements of which are incorporated in WP3 and WP4 (the technologies), WP5 (the Digital Twin), and WP6 (the monitoring framework). This report provides, first of all, an overview of the overall PROBONO Living Lab setup and captures the as-is condition of the six PROBONO Living Labs. As-is conditions include the building infrastructure, energy infrastructure, monitoring infrastructure as well as non-energy infrastructure. Existing models, data sets and tools that can be utilised in PROBONO are also described. Altogether, this information and data form input to the planning and design work of all PROBONO activities. Secondly, this report provides a snapshot of the planning and design of the PROBONO Living Labs on Month 8 of the project (August 2022). Namely, the first list of impacts and KPIs to be achieved in each Living Lab as well as Business Plan details, feasibility study of design strategies and management structures are described. Furthermore, a dedicated timeplan along with an optimum implementation plan for adopted scenarios (technologies, construction innovations and co-creation aspects) is provided. Finally, the engineering activities necessary for the modification of each pilot design have been set up in one singular scenario for implementation and execution applying co-delivery and according to local constraints like climatic, technical, economic, social and legal. The implementation plans will continue to be updated as the planning and design work evolve. The initial version of this report, due in M6, was presented to the executive board and the Living Labs stakeholders and validated to ensure its feasibility, as well as to achieve buy-in and consensus from all partners and maximise its efficiency. Comments were taken into consideration for the preparation of this final version of the deliverable.