2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.proeng.2016.11.924
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Efficiency of Use Underground (Dike) Multilevel Parking in Conditions of Cramped Housing Development

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“…4). Based on the analysis [5,6], we take the construction cost of 1 m 2 -$ 183, then the cost of building a four-story intercept parking lot on a metal frame: $ 1275290. Thus, the estimated cost of construction and equipment of a four-storey multi-level intercept parking lot on a metal frame for 248 parking spaces will amount to $ 1275.3 thousand.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…4). Based on the analysis [5,6], we take the construction cost of 1 m 2 -$ 183, then the cost of building a four-story intercept parking lot on a metal frame: $ 1275290. Thus, the estimated cost of construction and equipment of a four-storey multi-level intercept parking lot on a metal frame for 248 parking spaces will amount to $ 1275.3 thousand.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Systematic approach is based on integrity, which assumes development of informational cooperation between regional authorities which are responsible for treatment of construction waste management and local structural components of the control system. It should be possible to promptly coordinate and mutually adjust actions of organizations involved in the collection and transportation of waste, waste processing plants and landfills for the disposal of construction waste products among themselves [3].…”
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“…According to the forecast, the level of motorization for the population of St. Petersburg will increase from 242 cars per 1000 people in 2006 to 450 cars per 1000 people by 2025 [1].…”
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