The project, a 1.200 m3 children’s institution, focuses on sustainability and indoor climate, and is one of the first construction projects to work on achieving the DGNB Heart-certification - a certification with a particular focus on a healthy indoor climate for the building’s future users. The institution is the municipality's first mass timber project.
The challenge for the customer was to ensure moisture didn't become a problem during the construction period and after handover:
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The municipality of Roskilde bought the Woodsense solution to increase the focus on Quality Assurance, but also to increase their knowledge of how the hidden constructions perform in different situations.
The sensors was installed all over the CLT as the CLT got mounted on the construction site, which proved the walls & deck dried out as they should over time and after rainfall.
The data in the platform is enriched with data about local weather, so the involved always can see how the building performed during certain extreme weather or during a specific season.
Read more about the project here.
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Kruse Smith has chosen to use Woodsense wireless moisture sensor in the mass timber construction to gain knowledge and experience for future construction projects:
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