Circular economy in housing architecture: methods of implementation

Mazur, Łukasz

doi:10.22630/aspa.2021.20.2.15

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“…According to the conclusions of Grygierek's work, scientists' predictions of global warming should be considered in the design process of buildings for thermal isolation thicknesses [58]. As a result, a designed building with a lower primary energy demand will reduce the consumption of natural resources and reduce CO 2 emissions into the atmosphere [59][60][61].…”

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Design of Passive Building Foundations in the Polish Climatic Conditions

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A Passive House (PH) system is not only an opportunity but also a necessity for the further development of sustainable eco-buildings. Construction of the foundation in energy-efficient houses is the key to maintaining low energy losses. The appropriate selection of building materials requires considering the thermal conditions of the environment, including its location and the zero isotherms in the ground. The main objective of this work is to analyze the possibilities of designing foundations for PHs in Poland, according to the current methodological data. In order to realize the basic aims, the work was divided into the following materials and methods: (I) literature review; (II) database of PH in Central Europe; (III) method of depth of ground freezing determination; (IV) selection of the joint of slab-on-ground foundation and external wall to analysis; (V) description and validation of the heat-transfer model. The result of the research work is: (i) analysis of the foundation under the conditions of freezing of the ground in Poland; (ii) description and validation of the heat-transfer model. The research has revealed that in the Polish climate zone, the most efficient solution for passive buildings is to build them on a foundation slab. The foundation of a building below the latest specified ground frost depths in Poland is inefficient in terms of, for example, thermal insulation, economics, and the idea of PH.

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“…Niewątpliwe jest, że każda nowa inwestycja wiąże się z pewnymi kosztami, które można z całą pewnością zaliczyć do negatywnych efektów -np. zużywanie zasobów naturalnych (Mazur, 2021), przestrzeni czy terenów zielonych. Jednak nowa inwestycja jest w stanie wygenerować rekompensatę w postaci nowych wartości i użyteczności, które przypadną lokalnej społeczności, a także przyszłym mieszkańcom.…”

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“…Examples of such negative externalities include environmental pollution, noise, or overcrowding. Clearly, every new investment involves some costs, which can definitely be classified as negative effects, e.g., the consumption of natural resources (Mazur, 2021), spaces or green areas. However, a new development can generate compensation in the form of new values and services that will benefit the local community and future residents.…”

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Jakość środowisk mieszkaniowych w Polsce – analiza problematyki

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Współczesna sytuacja mieszkaniowa w Polsce ulega systematycznej poprawie, czego dowodzą ilościowe dane statystyczne. Jednak często zdarza się, że nowe realizacje odbiegają od standardów jakościowych środowisk mieszkaniowych XXI wieku. Celem publikacji jest przedstawienie autorskiej analizy sytuacji mieszkaniowej w Polsce. Autorzy omówią tematykę w dwóch zagadnieniach badawczych: w sposób krytyczny analizując mechanizmy realizacji współczesnego budownictwa mieszkaniowego (w okresie po 2000 roku) oraz w sposób pozytywny na przykładzie oceny trzech przypadków wysokiej jakości środowisk mieszkaniowych zrealizowanych w Polsce. W pierwszej części badań zostały wykorzystane niereaktywne metody typu desk-research, natomiast w drugiej części badań autorzy zastosowali metodę wizji lokalnej omawianych przykładów, tj.: a) Riverview w Gdańsku, b) Fort Śliwickiego w Warszawie oraz c) Kurkowa 14 we Wrocławiu. Badania doprowadziły do przedstawienia rekomendacji mających na celu poprawę jakości środowisk mieszkaniowych w Polsce. Quality of housing environments in Poland – issue analysis Today’s housing conditions in Poland are relatively improving, as proven by numerous quantitative statistical data. However, it often happens that new developments deviate from the quality standards of 21st century housing environments. The aim of the publication is to present the author’s analysis of the housing situation in Poland. The authors will discuss the problematic in two research issues: a critical way analyzing the mechanisms of the realization of today’s housing development (realized after 2000), and a positive way on the example of three case studies of high quality housing environments realized in Poland. In the first part of the research, non-reactive desk-research methods were used, while in the second part of the research, the authors applied a site inspection of the discussed residential environments, i.e.: a) Riverview in Gdańsk, b) Fort Śliwickiego in Warsaw, and c) Kurkowa 14 in Wrocław. The conclusion of the research presented recommendations to improve the quality of residential environments in Poland.

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“…With global climate change and increasing environmental awareness, sustainable architecture is not just a trend but a necessity. Interest in environmentally friendly technologies that minimise the impact of construction on the planet is greater than ever [1]. In this context, wood is increasingly important as a low-energy material with a low carbon footprint, especially for use in multifamily housing.…”

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