Wiktoria Glad
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 265481 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Wiktoria Glad |
| PRENOMES | Wiktoria |
| SOBRENOME | Glad |
| ASSINATURA | GLAD W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Linköping University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3636-081X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2014 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Choreographing low energy cooperative homes in Sweden
This paper presents a case study conducted in the neighborhood Vallastaden in Linköping, Sweden, where developers built low energy cooperative housing intended to meet the passive house standards. Previous research highlights the need for integrated approaches to understand residents’ thermal comfort and energy use, as some low energy house concepts fail to meet energy performance requirements. The aim of the paper is to contribute to the underst…
Bordering Practices in a Sustainability-Profiled Neighbourhood
Borders are essential in the current planning of cities since new forms of social relations are needed to support more sustainable ways of life. In this article, we present a case study of a sustainability-profiled new neighbourhood, Vallastaden in Sweden. We focus on how sustainability is enacted in different socio-material versions, which often include defusing borders between private and shared spaces. Shared space in Vallastaden includes spac…
Residents’ thermal comfort in Swedish newly built homes
This paper draws on a case study of newly constructed passivehouses in Sweden and explores how architecture and the materialinfluence everyday life. We suggest the new aesthetics as a potentialtheoretical tool for understanding user experiences oflow-energy housing, an approach that considers how atmospheresare produced and consumed, by whom and by what means. Weapproach passive house designs as the materialisation of environmentalsustainability,…
Shapes of hot water
This paper explores the ontological politics and practices of handwashing using hot tap water during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden through attending to how handwashing was performed, what thoughts and emotions handwashing practices evoked, and reflections about why these thoughts and emotions emerged. In analyses based on written diaries, stories, digital photos, and videos from the private sphere of the home, we show how the concepts of humans…
Workshops as a Relational Material Research Practice
Workshops provide a flexible approach to studying complex issues. This paper discusses the methodological considerations involved in doing research through workshops and aims to further the understanding of how workshops can facilitate interactive and creative knowledge practices in case study research. The paper builds on two research projects - where workshops were used to study the practices of professionals' use of digital tools at a consulta…
Energy systems in sustainability-profiled districts in Sweden
Over the past 30 years, several sustainability-profiled districts have been developed in Sweden with high ambitions for the energy systems, such as Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm and Western Harbor in Malmö. Research into energy systems in urban districts is interdisciplinary and therefore spread over different areas, which means that an overview of the current state of knowledge and lessons learned is lacking. This semi-systematic literature revi…
Enacting sustainability through glass
This article explores how sustainability is made present and visible in the life of residents in a new neighbourhood. Glass is enacted by design professionals and a Swedish municipality to create spaces for residents that fulfil sustainability objectives and put daily life on display. However, some practises developed by residents resist the intended uses of these spaces. Through a detailed case study of the proclaimed new role model neighbourhoo…
Laundry power and care
Laundering activities enact a range of socio-material relations and spatialisation of infrastructures such as provision of machines, water, energy, laundry and lately digitalisation. Drawing on a case study on communal laundry facilities in Sweden, this paper focuses on socio-material relations and explores laundry practices in Swedish rental housing, aiming for a theoretical contribution in the field of care, which could incorporate spatial and …
User involvement in Swedish residential building projects
Workshops as a Relational Material Research Practice
Workshops provide a flexible approach to studying complex issues. This paper discusses the methodological considerations involved in doing research through workshops and aims to further the understanding of how workshops can facilitate interactive and creative knowledge practices in case study research. The paper builds on two research projects - where workshops were used to study the practices of professionals' use of digital tools at a consulta…
User involvement in Swedish residential building projects
Residents’ thermal comfort in Swedish newly built homes
This paper draws on a case study of newly constructed passivehouses in Sweden and explores how architecture and the materialinfluence everyday life. We suggest the new aesthetics as a potentialtheoretical tool for understanding user experiences oflow-energy housing, an approach that considers how atmospheresare produced and consumed, by whom and by what means. Weapproach passive house designs as the materialisation of environmentalsustainability,…
Shapes of hot water
This paper explores the ontological politics and practices of handwashing using hot tap water during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden through attending to how handwashing was performed, what thoughts and emotions handwashing practices evoked, and reflections about why these thoughts and emotions emerged. In analyses based on written diaries, stories, digital photos, and videos from the private sphere of the home, we show how the concepts of humans…
Enacting sustainability through glass
This article explores how sustainability is made present and visible in the life of residents in a new neighbourhood. Glass is enacted by design professionals and a Swedish municipality to create spaces for residents that fulfil sustainability objectives and put daily life on display. However, some practises developed by residents resist the intended uses of these spaces. Through a detailed case study of the proclaimed new role model neighbourhoo…
User involvement in Swedish residential building projects
Laundry power and care
Laundering activities enact a range of socio-material relations and spatialisation of infrastructures such as provision of machines, water, energy, laundry and lately digitalisation. Drawing on a case study on communal laundry facilities in Sweden, this paper focuses on socio-material relations and explores laundry practices in Swedish rental housing, aiming for a theoretical contribution in the field of care, which could incorporate spatial and …
Energy systems in sustainability-profiled districts in Sweden
Over the past 30 years, several sustainability-profiled districts have been developed in Sweden with high ambitions for the energy systems, such as Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm and Western Harbor in Malmö. Research into energy systems in urban districts is interdisciplinary and therefore spread over different areas, which means that an overview of the current state of knowledge and lessons learned is lacking. This semi-systematic literature revi…
Enacting sustainability through glass
This article explores how sustainability is made present and visible in the life of residents in a new neighbourhood. Glass is enacted by design professionals and a Swedish municipality to create spaces for residents that fulfil sustainability objectives and put daily life on display. However, some practises developed by residents resist the intended uses of these spaces. Through a detailed case study of the proclaimed new role model neighbourhoo…
Bordering Practices in a Sustainability-Profiled Neighbourhood
Borders are essential in the current planning of cities since new forms of social relations are needed to support more sustainable ways of life. In this article, we present a case study of a sustainability-profiled new neighbourhood, Vallastaden in Sweden. We focus on how sustainability is enacted in different socio-material versions, which often include defusing borders between private and shared spaces. Shared space in Vallastaden includes spac…
Residents’ thermal comfort in Swedish newly built homes
This paper draws on a case study of newly constructed passivehouses in Sweden and explores how architecture and the materialinfluence everyday life. We suggest the new aesthetics as a potentialtheoretical tool for understanding user experiences oflow-energy housing, an approach that considers how atmospheresare produced and consumed, by whom and by what means. Weapproach passive house designs as the materialisation of environmentalsustainability,…
Shapes of hot water
This paper explores the ontological politics and practices of handwashing using hot tap water during the COVID-19 pandemic in Sweden through attending to how handwashing was performed, what thoughts and emotions handwashing practices evoked, and reflections about why these thoughts and emotions emerged. In analyses based on written diaries, stories, digital photos, and videos from the private sphere of the home, we show how the concepts of humans…
Workshops as a Relational Material Research Practice
Workshops provide a flexible approach to studying complex issues. This paper discusses the methodological considerations involved in doing research through workshops and aims to further the understanding of how workshops can facilitate interactive and creative knowledge practices in case study research. The paper builds on two research projects - where workshops were used to study the practices of professionals' use of digital tools at a consulta…
Choreographing low energy cooperative homes in Sweden
This paper presents a case study conducted in the neighborhood Vallastaden in Linköping, Sweden, where developers built low energy cooperative housing intended to meet the passive house standards. Previous research highlights the need for integrated approaches to understand residents’ thermal comfort and energy use, as some low energy house concepts fail to meet energy performance requirements. The aim of the paper is to contribute to the underst…
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Engineering (5 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras) · Politics (4 obras) · Public relations (4 obras) · Sustainability (4 obras) · Architectural engineering (3 obras) · Building Energy and Comfort Optimization (3 obras)