Tine Hegli

Tine Hegli is a Professor at the Institute of Architecture within the Oslo School of Architecture and Design (Department of Architecture). Her work bridges architectural design with sustainability, focusing on energy-efficient building systems, zero-carbon strategies, and occupant-centered design. She actively contributes to research through publications in journals like Energy and Buildings and Building and Environment, often collaborating with international experts.

• Email: Tine.Hegli@aho.no
• Phone: +47 2352 6037

Her research emphasizes data-informed building energy management, natural ventilation systems, and rapid prototyping for sustainable construction. She explores the intersection of technology and design to reduce carbon footprints, as seen in her analysis of HouseZero and investigations into sensor networks for building performance assessment.

Her publications highlight trends in zero-emission architecture, plastic waste in urban environments, and holistic design processes. Key themes include integrating subjective occupant feedback, advancing thermally active systems, and addressing material sustainability. These works span journal articles, book chapters, and media contributions.

She has also engaged in public outreach, contributing to Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) programs on topics like architectural aesthetics and environmental challenges.