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building design involving green energy technology. This
tendency changes the traditional roles and responsibili-
ties in the design process which leads to misalignments
of expectations in the design team. The projects studied
represent clients willing to go beyond present public
building regulation. This implies that the design teams
embark on less well defined ground in setting the envi-
ronmental level in the design and balancing it with other
criteria such as cost. Even then the tendency of the de-
sign teams is to refer to other standards, which are
slightly tighter than the present regulation, impairing a
more creative design, which is actually counter to the
ideas of integrated design. IDP still seems to be a prom-
ising concept for Green Energy Engineering as these
issues hopefully would be overcome in the future.
8. Acknowledgements
The authors would like to thank Esben L. Haubjerg for
doing interviews and other data collection and do the first
analysis of the material.
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