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A Comprehensive Hygrothermal Analysis of the Ezy Fit Green IWI System
Discover how Ecosophy Studio helped Ezy Fit optimise their new hemp-based Green IWI system. Our comprehensive approach with WUFI®, 2D, and 3D analyses informed the design of a sustainable, moisture-safe system, leading to its successful KIWA certification.
Optimising Moisture Performance of Saint-Gobain’s iRoof™ System
Ecosophy Studio was appointed by Saint-Gobain Roofspace Solutions to undertake dynamic hygrothermal modelling of the iRoof™ system to understand how the system performs in terms of moisture behaviour and thermal stability under different design and environmental conditions. The results informed product development and helped iRoof™ achieve the first BBA certification for a panelised roofing system.
Optimising Moisture Performance of Saint-Gobain’s New Insulation System
Ecosophy Studio supported Saint-Gobain Interior Solutions with dynamic hygrothermal modelling using the WUFI® software family to assess and optimise the moisture performance of a new insulation system. Parametric simulations across different UK climates and applications informed key design choices ahead of the product’s launch.
Hygrothermal Assessment for the Jumbo Water Tower Retrofit
Ecosophy Studio worked with QODA Consulting to assess how insulation strategies impact the historic cast-iron tank and roof of the Grade II-listed Jumbo Water Tower, in Colchester, UK. Discover how our hygrothermal modelling supported a moisture-safe, heritage-sensitive retrofit for this landmark redevelopment.
Optimising Moisture Performance of External Wall Insulation: Case Study of the VundaHaus Off-Site Façade System
Discover how Ecosophy Studio’s hygrothermal assessment of the VundaHaus Off-Site Façade System ensured the moisture safety of this External Wall Insulation (EWI) solution.
Ecosophy Studio at the International Conference for Moisture in Buildings (ICMB25)
Discover Ecosophy Studio’s latest hygrothermal research presented at the International Conference for Moisture in Buildings (ICMB25), delving into the moisture risk assessment of internal wall insulation (IWI) methods and their impact on embedded timber joists, using WUFI® modelling.