Vega.

This is not for reading: it's for simulating, comparing and justifying. Descarboniza's applications, together — and what you produce with them, you take with you.

6 applications · 5 experiments · Spanish Building Code, current

Applications

01HE + CarbonoAppProEnergy and carbon simulation calibrated against HULC. Spanish energy-code compliance, document included.02ThermosAppU-values for walls, floors, partitions and windows, with the CTE HE1 check alongside.03ComparatorAppConstruction systems compared by carbon footprint, backed by verified EPDs.04RadonAppSpain's DB-HS 6 by municipality: zone, required measures and a downloadable compliance document.05Bioclimatic generatorAppAccountYour site's passive strategies, before drawing anything.06My systemsAccountYour library: everything you save from the applications, ready to reopen.

Laboratory

07The breathing façadeLabThe stack effect of a ventilated façade, simulated in 3D.08The carbon roseLabForty materials from sink to emitter, in a live radial.09The building-site roseLabA building's A1–A5 carbon, chapter by chapter — and who decides each kilo.10Rammed earthLabThe earthen wall against the Spanish code: U-value, thermal lag and compliance.11The Extremadura borderLabThe carbon of 388 municipalities on both sides of the border, on the map.

Why Vega

Vega is the brightest star in Lyra: for centuries it was used to find one's bearings, and it was the first star ever photographed. And in Spanish, a vega is the fertile land by the river — where things are grown. Finding your bearings and growing things: that's what this place is.