Media – NEOLEPENISM HOUSE

Neolepenism as a type of Energy Efficient Architecture in English at 50th KGH Congress in Belgrade

Here is the presentation by Nenad B. Miloradovic at 50th KGH Congress and Exhibition in Sava Center in Belgrade, Serbia on 5. Dec 2019. Organizer of the KGH Congress was KGH Society of Serbia and SMEITS. The title of the presentation is Neolepenism as a type of Energy Efficient Architecture. You may see this presentation in pdf format on the page Presentations and followed link:

http://www.kgh-kongres.rs/images/2019/prezentacije/93_Nenad_Miloradovic.pdf

The presentation Neolepenism as a type of Energy Efficient Architecture in English from YouTube

How the model of Neolepenism house looks like?

First Neolepenism house model with flat roof was created for single house for about 60 square meters: 30 square meters for ground floor and 30 square meters for first floor. Any single request for interior design could be considered. This was optimized from energy efficiency point of view. Here are only short movies as examples how could it looks like.

VIDEOS OF SMALL NEOLEPENISM HOUSE MODEL

Video of working model of Small Neolepenism house – Ground floor

Video of working model of Small Neolepenism house – First floor

Picture of Ground floor of Neolepenism single house with furniture

Lecture about Neolepenism house in prehistoric archeology school “Sedmorečje” in Serbian on 1. Feb 2020.

The author Nenad B. Miloradović had presentation entitled “Neolepenism and energy efficient architecture of Lepenski Vir” in prehistoric archeological school “Sedmorečje” on 1. Feb 2020. After the lecture author presented the model of Neolepenism house. Organizer of the lecture was Tamara Komazec, the owner of prehistoric archeology school “Sedmorečje”. It was almost the same presentation which the author already had before in Serbian Scientific Center in Belgrade on 13. Dec 2019.

https://www.facebook.com/sedmorecje.neolit/videos/2697848497102984/UzpfSTEwMDAwMTg5NTI2ODI5OTozMzk2MjY1OTg3MTEzMjEw/

Presentation in PTT Museum with architect PhD Mila Pucar in Serbian

PhD Mila Pucar, architect and Nenad Miloradović, mech. engineer have had presentations in PTT (Postal) Museum in Belgrade on 25. Apr 2018. Person from Postal Museum for organization presentations was Željko Sarić. Those presentations opened topic in Green Technologies.

http://www.pttmuzej.rs/struktura/lat/vesti/vest-detaljnije.asp?vest=99

https://www.smeits.rs/?file=00043

https://beta.rs/vesti/vesti-drustvo/88552-u-ptt-muzeju-zapocet-ciklus-predavanja-o-zelenim-tehnologijama

Appearances in shows “Shut the center” on Internet Radio 2M in Serbian

During 2017 the author had three appearances in show “Shut the center” on Internet Radio 2M in Serbian. Conversation was led by Radoslav Lazarević. First show was about energy efficiency in Lepenski Vir topic (in the second part of the show, after 39th min), second was about thermal aspect of Vinča houses (neolithic settlement near Belgrade, after 13th min) and third was about hypocausts – the Roman baths and floor heating – very interesting topic for energy efficiency.

The announcement for the next shows Shut the Center on the Internet Radio 2M, 22.06.2017. – after 29th min.

Shut the center on the Internet Radio 2M, 31.08.2017. – about Lepenski Vir, after 39th min

Shut the center on the Internet Radio 2M, 14.09.2017. – about Vinča and vernacular architecture, after 13th min

Shut the center on the Internet Radio 2M, 05.10.2017. – about Roman baths and floor heating

About this site

Neolepenism can represent a new type of energy efficient architecture that can respond to the challenges of sustainable development. It presupposes the shape of a building object inspired by the prehistoric architecture of the Lepenski Vir culture. Remains of the architecture of prehistoric settlements Lepenski Vir and Padina – Gospodjin Vir, which were on the right bank of the Danube in the Djerdap Gorge (Republic of Serbia), represent the remains of energy-efficient architecture, which the author had already written before. It turned out that during the construction of prehistoric houses, the thermal comfort in them was taken into account: about the compactness of shapes, orientation, aerodynamics of the shape, digging, plant environment and other. The positive experiences of this prehistoric architecture have been improved and perfected, so the author proposes a new form of a building object, based on the principles of energy efficiency, and inspired by the architecture of Lepenski Vir. The form of energy efficient house, which is copyrighted, can significantly contribute to energy savings, reduction of greenhouse gases emissions, and considerable savings in construction material and thermal insulation.