Lisø PhD Dissertation Manuscript - NTNU

Lisø, K.R./ Building envelope performance in harsh climates: Methods for geographically dependent design
Part B
Review of the Norwegian building stock and building practice
V. Lisø, K.R., Kvande, T. and Thue, J.V. (2006) Learning from experience – an
analysis of process induced building defects in Norway, 3 rd International
Building Physics/Science Conference, Montreal Canada, August 27-31, 2006
(in press).
VI. Lisø, K.R., Kvande, T. and Thue, J.V. (2005) High-performance weatherprotective
flashings. Building Research & Information, 33(1), 41-54.
VII. Kvande, T. and Lisø, K.R. (2006) Climate adapted design of masonry
structures. Building and Environment (submitted).
The paper is a joint work initiated, performed and written by Tore Kvande and Kim Robert
Lisø.
VIII. Meløysund, V., Lisø, K.R., Siem, J. and Apeland, K. (2006) Increased snow
loads and wind actions on existing buildings: Reliability of the Norwegian
building stock. Journal of structural engineering (in press).
Paper VIII is based on research presented in Siem, J., Meløysund, V., Lisø, K. R.,
Strandholmen, B., Prestrud, O., 2003: Snø- og vindlaster på eksisterende bygninger –
Rapport fra prosjekt 1 og 2 i FoU-programmet ”Klima 2000”, Report 114, Norwegian
Building Research Institute, Oslo [in Norwegian]. Vivian Meløysund, Kim Robert Lisø and
Jan Siem had main responsibility for the planning and carrying out of the investigation, and
have been the main authors of the paper. Kristoffer Apeland has contributed with his
extensive experience within the field of snow engineering, especially related to regulations,
rules and standards. Apeland have also contributed by improving outlines made by the main
authors. Lisø initiated the investigation and wrote a first draft paper for the 5 th International
Conference on Snow Engineering in Davos, 2004.