2000
DOI: 10.1080/096132100418474
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Informing the decision makers on the cost and value of green building

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“…Ugotovili so, da so bili skupni stroški gradnje bolj ekoloških stavb v povprečju le za slaba 2 % višji, kar je občutno manj, kot so običajno pokazale druge raziskave. Zanemarljivo višji stroški so lahko posledica dejstva, da za gradnjo okolju prijaznejše stavbe potrebujemo manj gradbene mehanizacije in opreme (Bartlett in Howard, 2000). Za gradnjo zelene stavbe torej potrebujemo manj virov, kar pomeni, da stroški zelene gradnje ne bi smeli biti višji.…”
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“…Ugotovili so, da so bili skupni stroški gradnje bolj ekoloških stavb v povprečju le za slaba 2 % višji, kar je občutno manj, kot so običajno pokazale druge raziskave. Zanemarljivo višji stroški so lahko posledica dejstva, da za gradnjo okolju prijaznejše stavbe potrebujemo manj gradbene mehanizacije in opreme (Bartlett in Howard, 2000). Za gradnjo zelene stavbe torej potrebujemo manj virov, kar pomeni, da stroški zelene gradnje ne bi smeli biti višji.…”
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“…Kljub temu je vse več primerov, ki dokazujejo koristi vključevanja ekoloških ali trajnostnih elementov v gradbene načrte. Kar zadeva stanovalce, jim zelene stavbe zagotavljajo bolj zdravo bivalno okolje in tako ohranjajo ali celo povečajo njihovo storilnost (Bartlett in Howard, 2000;Kats idr., 2003;Robinson, 2005). Kats idr.…”
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“…One of the foremost barriers to the adoption of green buildings is the perception that they are disproportionate with regards to initial capital expenditure (CB Richard Ellis, 2009). However, international cost-value studies contesting this view have been undertaken by Bartlett and Howard (2000), Frej (2003), Zhou and Lowe (2003), Pivo and McNamara (2005), Reed and Wilkinson (2005) and, Matthiessen and Morris (2007), who have provided substantial research indicating that there is in fact no substantial variance in average costs of initial construction costs of green buildings when compared with conventional buildings. Nicolay (2007) debates that although there may be additional costs associated with green buildings, these may be recovered through operational savings, reduced maintenance costs and reduced energy costs resulting from the incorporation GBFIs within the building's design.…”
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“…Green Building has been criticized for its focus on "bells and whistles", costs, and lack of locational sensitivity [34][35][36][37][38]. Similarly, detractors of Smart Growth have argued that policies and regulations that enforce higher densities may result in greater congestion and reduced affordability in housing [39][40][41].…”
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