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Korytářová, Jana; Hromádka, Vít; Dufek, Zdeněk

doi:10.5592/otmcj.2012.3.2

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“…It can be concluded from the above that quality of construction is characterized by the extent to which a building is sustainable with emphasis on responsibility for society and environment [31]. A sustainable building must feature certain key characteristics, namely quality of all life cycle processes, such as optimization of environmental, economic and social parameters of quality [29,30]. All sustainability arguments are beneficial for the demand for construction quality.…”

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Quality Parameters Perception of Modern Methods of Construction Based on Wood in the Context of Sustainability

Švajlenka

Kozlovská²

2018

Period. Polytech. Civil Eng.

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Quality Parameters Perception of Modern Methods of Construction Based on Wood in the Context of Sustainability

Švajlenka

Kozlovská²

2018

Period. Polytech. Civil Eng.

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“…Indicators allow measuring the degree of fulfilling a criterion's requirement, determining the size and cause of deviations and proposing a method of their elimination [17]. According to Huttmanová [18] and Mederly [19], sustainability is currently reflected in almost every area of life [20,21]. Many previously assessed development and growth aspects have recently been extended to include the dimension of sustainability.…”

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Methodology of Efficiency Assessment in the Context of Building Sustainability

Švajlenka¹,

Kozlovská²

2018

IJET

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The construction industry has long been among the sectors with lower productivity and efficiency. In the framework of construction, the concept of sustainability is at the forefront. Basic elements of sustainability are environmental aspects, social and economic aspects associated with construction as such. The basic requirement to measure these factors is to set the criterions and draft a methodology for their evaluation. The aim of this paper is to present a methodology for assessing the effectiveness of buildings in the context of sustainability. The article also presents a preview of the evaluation of two wood-based construction technologies through the proposed efficiency assessment methodology in the context of building sustainability.

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