Discovering pathways to the improve maintainability of multifamily residential building remodeling projects: Importance applicability analysis

Choo, Hunsang; Lee, Bogyeong; Kim, Jin‐Young; Choi, Byungjoo

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2022.104335

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“…As well as remodeling and renovation are often used interchangeably in interior design and real estate practices. However, while renovation focuses on repairing and replacing obsolete building components, remodeling involves making structural changes to a building, such as spatial expansion (Choo et al, 2023). Authors Özlem Aydın and Esra Lakot Alemdağ considered the local materials of the site, taking into account the study site, which can be used for green building, since, generally, these building materials are mainly wood, and, secondly, stone.…”

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“…Through this scientific discussion, it is hoped to foster a deeper understanding of how sustainable interior design in multifamily housing can redefine the traditional notion of home, creating livable environments that promote health, comfort, and connection to the natural environment. Since the home has suffered from problems, caused by housing deterioration can be remedied by two methods: reconstruction, which involves total demolition of existing deteriorated housing and construction of new housing, and remodeling, which involves improving the performance of an existing building by repairing or replacing obsolete components or making changes to the building's structure (Choo et al, 2023).…”

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Redefining the Home: Sustainable Interior Design in Multifamily Housing Systematic Review

Solange,

Edgardo,

Francisco

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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This study investigates the impact of sustainable interior design on family well-being in multifamily housing, focusing on its contribution to environmental sustainability and improving quality of life. Its main objective is to synthesize recent research on how ecological approaches in interior design promote energy efficiency and use sustainable materials to optimize living spaces. Using the PRISMA methodology for the systematic review, studies were analyzed that highlight practices such as the integration of renewable energies and the use of local materials, which benefit the economy and the environment. The results reveal that such practices not only reduce costs and promote local employment, but also enhance occupational well-being. The conclusions emphasize the need to reconfigure residential design to face contemporary challenges and enhance sustainability. This study proposes new directions for future research on sustainable design, highlighting its impact on quality of life and its strategic importance for global sustainability.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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Redefining the Home: Sustainable Interior Design in Multifamily Housing Systematic Review

Solange,

Edgardo,

Francisco

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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“…Most maintainability studies primarily focus on urban residential building designs and management (Choo et al , 2023) compared to urban spaces such as parks, civic spaces and nature-sensitive areas. The serviceability of the transportation infrastructure in urban areas has become crucial recently and received more attention (Mukesh et al , 2022).…”

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Urban space maintainability factors based on life cycle approach

Rathnasiri,

De Silva,

Wijesundara

2023

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Purpose The maintainability of urban spaces has become critical with rapid urbanization to create an effective and safe environment for the increasing population. The absence of scientific studies exploring the factors that affect urban space maintainability (USM) has hindered the incorporation of maintainability aspects during the urban space planning and designing stages. This paper aims to establish critical factors for USM. Design/methodology/approach Qualitative content analysis is performed under an abductive approach to developing USM factors. A bibliometric search is conducted using databases including Scopus Elsevier, Emerald Insight, Science Direct, IEEE XPLORE and the American Society of Civil Engineers. The selected primary data set comprises journal papers on USM published after 2000. Seventy-three journal articles are selected through a comprehensive screening procedure and subjected to further analysis. The literature findings are processed via a software-assisted systematic coding and visualizing of the key data using NVivo 12 software. The coded USM factors are validated based on experts’ consensus statements by conducting an expert focus group discussion. Findings Twelve critical factors are established for USM; they include six design stage-related factors, one construction stage-related factor and five operational stage-related factors. Research limitations/implications Established USM factors give an insight into the main focus areas when incorporating maintainability into urban spaces. Originality/value The authors establish a set of maintainability factors for urban spaces based on the life cycle stages. USM factors such as vegetation management, interdepartmental coordination and work zone safety draw attention to context-specific aspects of USM.

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Proposed existing building diagnosis framework for energy efficiency improvement

Han

Jeong

Lee

et al. 2023

Case Studies in Thermal Engineering

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Discovering pathways to the improve maintainability of multifamily residential building remodeling projects: Importance applicability analysis

Cited by 4 publications

References 51 publications

Redefining the Home: Sustainable Interior Design in Multifamily Housing Systematic Review

Redefining the Home: Sustainable Interior Design in Multifamily Housing Systematic Review

Urban space maintainability factors based on life cycle approach

Proposed existing building diagnosis framework for energy efficiency improvement

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