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Researcher

Isabeau Vandemeulebroucke

Awards & Distinctions

23 Results

2024

Geographical variability in hygrothermal simulation results of historical building envelopes with interior insulation in Belgium

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF BUILDING ENGINEERING

Hygrothermal risk assessment tool for brick walls in a changing climate

Kaat JanssensIsabeau VandemeulebrouckeValentina MarincioniNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF BUILDING PHYSICS

Impact of climate change on degradation risks in solid masonry walls : uncertainty assessment using a multi-model ensemble

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeLola KotovaSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT

The impact of climate change on degradation in historical building envelopes : progress in research using hygrothermal models

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeBruno VanderscheldenKaat JanssensSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF CULTURAL HERITAGE

2023

Degradation of brick masonry walls in Europe and the Mediterranean : advantages of a response-based analysis to study climate change

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeLola KotovaSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT

Freeze-thaw risk in solid masonry : the difference between a climate-based and response-based analysis to study climate change

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeLola KotovaSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

Freeze-thaw risk in solid masonry walls : impact of climate change over Europe and the Mediterranean subjected to RCP 4.5

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeLola KotovaSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van den Bossche

Untangled : climate projections for hygrothermal modelling of building envelopes

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeNathan Van Den BosscheSteven Caluwaerts

2022

A comprehensive framework to select climate data for hygrothermal simulations : application on solid masonry walls in Brussels

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

Assessing the impact of climate change on historical buildings in Cuba

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeKaat JanssensBruno VanderscheldenSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

Climate data for hygrothermal simulations of Brussels

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A2 Journal Article in DATA BRIEF

Clustering approach for hygrothermal material properties of bricks in a tropical climate, based on three degradation risks

Bruno VanderscheldenIsabeau VandemeulebrouckeKaat JanssensVeerle CnuddeTim De KockNathan Van den Bossche

Decay of building facades may increase due to climate change

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

Decision framework to select moisture reference years for hygrothermal simulations

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT

Deriving practical guidelines using decision trees : what is the impact of climate change on hygrothermal risks in masonry heritage buildings in Brussels?

Kaat JanssensIsabeau VandemeulebrouckeBruno VanderscheldenNathan Van Den Bossche

From simulation to practical guideline : the use and advantage of HAM-simulations for the conservation of heritage buildings in Havana, Cuba

Kaat JanssensIsabeau VandemeulebrouckeBruno VanderscheldenValentina MarincioniNathan Van Den Bossche

Review and evaluation of 20 methods to select moisture reference years for damage risks in solid masonry walls

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

2021

Canadian initial-condition climate ensemble : hygrothermal simulation on wood-stud and retrofitted historical masonry

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeM. DefoM.A. LacasseSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT

Factorial study on the future freeze-thaw risk in solid masonry walls in Brussels subjected to RCP8.5

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

Factorial study on the impact of climate change on freeze-thaw damage, mould growth and wood decay in solid masonry walls in Brussels

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in BUILDINGS

2020

Freeze-thaw risk in solid masonry : are ‘hygrothermal response based‘ analyses mandatory when studying the sensitivity of building envelopes to climate change?

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche

2019

Does historic construction suffer or benefit from the urban heat island effect in Ghent and global warming across Europe?

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeKlaas CalleSteven CaluwaertsTim De KockNathan Van Den Bossche

A1 Journal Article in CANADIAN JOURNAL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

Freeze-thaw risk in solid masonry : are moisture reference years able to represent real climate conditions?

Isabeau VandemeulebrouckeSteven CaluwaertsNathan Van Den Bossche