Assistant Professor Institute of Architecture and Technology

Nadja Gaudillière-Jami

Nadja Gaudillière-Jami is assistant professor at the Centre for IT and Architecture, where she co-directs the Computation in Architecture master’s programme. She is a qualified architect and holds a PhD in Architecture from Gustave Eiffel University. A specialist of the digital in architecture, her research focuses on the environmental impacts of AEC digitization.
ngau@kglakademi.dk
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The Environmental Cost of Digitizing AEC

Increased productivity, improved collaboration, better sustainability: the digitization of the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry holds many promises for the sector. But what are the social and environmental realities that lie behind these expectations? I study the consequences of digitizing the construction industry, assessing a range of diverse technologies - AI, BIM, advanced manufacturing, … - through Life-Cycle Assessment, Material Flow Analysis and mapping methods. My main focus is sustainability beyond carbon, exploring the notion of burden shifting and the risk of hidden impacts of digitization.

Additive Manufacturing of Marine Biomass
Bio-Local Advanced Manufacturing
Biopolymer Additive Manufacturing -
Beyond Debris, A Computational Framework for Demolition Debris Reuse
Concrete Additive Manufacturing
Beyond Debris, A Computational Framework for Demolition Debris
Additive Manufacturing of Marine Biomass - Computation in Architecture Masters Programme (Jan Hühls, Lena Fritsch, Simon Hohenthal, Florencia Ramirez)
Bio-Local Advanced Manufacturing (Paul Nicholas, Antonio Scaffidi, Konrad Sonne, Nadja Gaudillière-Jami, Sandro Siefert, Carolyn-Nelle Ichniowsky, Kristine Nørgaard Sejernen, Maximiliam Bauer, Gustav-Emil Kjær Rasmussen)
Biopolymer Additive Manufacturing - Computation in Architecture Masters Programme (with the support of Carl Eppinger and Ruxandra Chiujdea)
Beyond Debris, A Computational Framework for Demolition Debris Reuse (Sandro Siefert, Nadja Gaudillière-Jami, with the support of A/S Forenede Stenhuggerier)
Concrete Additive Manufacturing (XtreeE)
Beyond Debris, A Computational Framework for Demolition Debris Reuse (Sandro Siefert, Nadja Gaudillière-Jami, with the support of A/S Forenede Stenhuggerier)
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