Efektywność kompleksowej termomodernizacji budynków użyteczności publicznej

Sarosiek, W.; Sadowska, B.

doi:10.15199/33.2018.01.13

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“…To determine the impact of single-family housing on the environment, it is essential to highlight the energy intensity over the buildings' life cycle to understand their full environmental impact. Sarosiek and Sadowska (2009) characterize the change in estimated values of the heating demand indicator over the years, pointing out that "if we consider the total energy consumption over the entire life cycle as 100%, the production of materials and the construction of the building account for 10-12%, renovations and demolition about 5%, while the usage phase constitutes a substantial 83-85% of this energy" (Sarosiek, Sadowska 2009, p. 77).…”

Section: Negative Aspects Of Single-family Housing Impact On the Natu...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Ecological Minimization and Control of Energy and Matter Consumption on the Example of a Single-Family House

Gradziński

2023

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The article pertains to two elements in the architecture of a single-family house that impact the ecosystem: the use of building materials and energy consumption. The issue is considered within the framework of analyzing material and energy changes affecting the natural environment. In the research, various methods were employed, including the concept of the 'shade mechanism' as a limit for the ecological footprint, as well as the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) method. Three types of solutions were examined: the materials used in the building structure and their energy demands. The research results presented were analyzed with regard to the relationship between building materials, energy consumption, and their negative emissions (potential greenhouse effect). The objectives of the analyses were determined with regard to the changing climate and the possibilities of controlling pollutant emissions, taking into account the ability to minimize and control the adverse environmental impact as well as its enhancement and regeneration in the architectural design process.

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Section: Negative Aspects Of Single-family Housing Impact On the Natu...mentioning

confidence: 99%