Modern Building Materials and the Concept of "Sustainability Project"

Gayevskaya, Zlata Anatolyevna; Rakova, Xeniya Mikhailovna

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.941-944.825

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“…Authors of the thesis [2] claim that nevertheless "even with a growth of average security with housing, the share of the people having housing of "low" quality doesn't decrease". Really, such problem has a wide circulation in the territory of St. Petersburg, but by sight authors of this article can be found the ways allowing "to go to a meeting" to the population, having reduced housing cost, for example, by means of cooperation of government bodies and commercial banks to present the most favorable conditions for receiving a mortgage in the new building, for example, to young families [6][7][8][9].…”

Section: Sequence Of Implementation Of Renovationmentioning

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Efficiency of Urban Development under High-rise Construction of Districts

Ptuhina

Spiridonova

Musorina

et al. 2016

MATEC Web of Conferences

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Abstract.In article the problem of irrationally organized massive shabby, including emergency quarters on the example of St. Petersburg reveals. The goal of research: to offer a method of development (renovation) of urban areas by construction of quarters from exclusively high-rise buildings. Because of building of high-rise objects, considered quarters can assume more modern air, increase in the housing areas by 10 times not less in comparison with the previous indicators of this territory, the improved infrastructure of the area, and as a result, emergence of new workplaces. Authors made the analysis of economic indicators of the investment project. The minimum term, for which saved-up income exceeds initial investments (a project payback period) made 2.3 years. The analysis of risks is presented in this article

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Section: Sequence Of Implementation Of Renovationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficiency of Urban Development under High-rise Construction of Districts

Ptuhina

Spiridonova

Musorina

et al. 2016

MATEC Web of Conferences

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“…The construction industry is one of the largest users of energy, material resources, and water which is a formidable polluter (Horvath, 2004), it is also consumed approximately 50% of all global resources, representing six billion tons of industrial raw materials each year (Augenbroe et al, 1998;Edwards and Hyeyy, 2005). The term "sustainable development" came into use in the 20th century (Gayevskaya and Rakova, 2014). Environmental building performance assessment is one of the major issues in sustainable construction (Cole, 1998;Cooper, 1999;Holmes & Hudson, 2000), at a stage even before a design is conceptualized (Ding, 2008).…”

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“…Bakhoum et al (2015) stated that in the construction industry, the selection of sustainable construction materials during the design phase leads to a move towards more sustainable construction. Modern construction materials must provide durable exploitation of energy-efficient objects (Gayevskaya and Rakova, 2014). The greater the material's durability, the lower the time and resources required to maintain it (de Silva et al, 2004;Caffi and Rejna, 2000).…”

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Evaluation of Construction Materials and Environmental Situation Management in School Buildings Throughout a Half-Century (1970 to 2021) in Erbil City

A. Othman,

Q. Aziz,

S. Mustafa

et al. 2023

ACAD J NAWROZ UNIV

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This study conducted on the selected five school buildings to evaluate the Environmental impact and sustainability. School sector is one of the buildings that impacted by several factors such as; Globalization, climate change, technology. Consequently, this research investigated construction materials, environmental conditions and management of the five selected schools that established during 1970 to 2021 in Erbil City, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. Five schools were selected due to using their different construction materials and environmental circumstances during the construction. Quantitative and qualitative data collection were obtained through site visits to the allocated schools. Results revealed that new materials for construction and finishing were used in the schools. Normally, green areas and sports yards in the schools were satisfactory. Window-to-floor ratio (WFR) figures for the chosen schools ranged between 14.9 % and 46.6 %. Accordingly, lighting and ventilation in the classrooms and sanitation were fulfilled. Noise pollution was observed due to the locations of the schools and the kind of materials. Solid waste gathering and cleaning of the schools were sound achieved. A firefighting system was not available in the selected schools. At the end of the study, it is concluded the summarized evaluation of school sustainability based on age and materials used for construction, the environment that provides for the students, and the classroom conditions as well. The findings will contribute to sustainability based on the knowledge and future direction of this research. The study will be the basic plan for development and keep sustainability of the building for future researchers on this subject, which is the goal of this study.

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“…The primary task of the facade is to protect the building from weather, temperature extremes, drafts, heat loss [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. The economy of energy resources is considered by the developed countries as the major national environmental and economic issue because of energy saving measures higher profitability and environmental safety than increasing energy resources [9][10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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confidence: 99%