Problems of the development of international standards of “green building” in Russia

Meshcheryakova, Tatiana

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/90/1/012118

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“…To solve the problems of certification of "green" buildings in Russia [10], it is necessary to form a new approach to training specialists and the formation of an accessible system of eco-assessment of buildings for architects [11].…”

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Renovation of former industrial areas by BREEAM in city of London

2019

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The main focus at this article on BREEAM Community scheme which planning of large-scale developments taking into account the use of former industrial areas. Construction on such lands of new modern areas is beneficial for both the developer and the city. In this case, it is ideally possible to show the use of “green” technologies and standards with aim of increasing the environmental situation of the areas, the creation of reactionary zones. The article describes three steps involved in the assessment of sustainability at the masterplanning level and five assessment categories which are considered through appropriate criteria. Was made a diagram of division into types of reconstructed objects and their inherent functions after reconstruction. Considered an example of Renovation of former industrial areas by BREEAM at King’s Cross in London.

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Renovation of former industrial areas by BREEAM in city of London

2019

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“…The concept of sustainable construction is based on the following groups of factors taken into account in the implementation of investment and construction projects: economic, environmental and social [12]. The conceptual foundations of sustainable construction are reflected in international systems for green certification of buildings, such as LEED, BREEAM, HQE, DGNB and others [13][14][15][16]. In Russia certification of facilities is possible both according to international standards and the domestic one -GREEN ZOOM.…”

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Provision of value innovation when creating tourism clusters based on the concept of sustainable construction

Orlov

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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This article deals with the analysis of prospects and problems of tourism development in Russia. To ensure the accelerated growth of the tourism industry, it is necessary to pay special attention to the development of the infrastructure of tourist territories based on the concept of sustainable construction. In addition to the concept of sustainable construction that takes into account environmental, social and economic factors of investment and construction projects implementation, it is also proposed to use the cluster approach for the development of tourist territories. Being an example of an investment and construction megaproject, the tourism cluster has a number of specific features, such as complex management, risks of exceeding the estimated cost and failure to meet the deadlines for the implementation, which shall also be taken into account when developing the concept of tourism clusters. The article proposes an algorithm for developing the concept of a tourism cluster that provides for value innovation. Value innovation is an important element in ensuring the competitiveness of the tourism cluster and is closely linked to technical innovations in construction. The proposed algorithm takes into account domestic and foreign experience in the field of sustainable construction, existing certification systems for green, sustainable buildings, as well as the life cycle cost (LCC) estimate. The article also provides and analyzes groups of factors of tourist factors competitiveness and on their basis the strategy canvas was created for projects that are being implemented, for projects that have been implemented and for projects that can be implemented on the basis of the concept of sustainable construction. LCCs before and after the introduction of innovative technical solutions were simulated for individual facilities of Baikal tourism and recreation cluster in Russia.

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“…[ A large amount of research concerns the development of SB in a specific country [38][39][40], and the development of BSAT in a particular country [91,98]. In addition, there are many studies on materials, technology, and SB development [99][100][101].…”

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Linking the Development of Building Sustainability Assessment Tools with the Concept Evolution of Sustainable Buildings

Liang

Wen

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Sustainability

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With the rapid development of materials science and construction technology, the concept of sustainable building (SB) and the Building Sustainability Assessment Tool (BSAT) have also evolved and developed. Understanding the development of BSAT and SB is of great significance to the sustainable development of the construction industry. This research used the bibliometric method to analyze the development and evolution in the relevant literature on SB and BSAT from 1990 to 2021, and the correlations and differences between them were investigated. We found that there are many common trends in the development of research efforts in SB and BSAT: (1) they focused solely on the environment, in the early days, and only later considered economic and social impacts; (2) the scales with which they are concerned continue to expand, from individual buildings to communities and even cities; (3) key areas, such as energy, materials, resources, indoor environmental quality, high-tech applications, adaptability, and concern for people are being given more attention by both SB and BSAT. On the other hand, the difference between them is that SB research focuses on more macro aspects, such as policy, culture, climate change, while BSAT research is more concerned with micro aspects, such as its system of tools. Furthermore, some current research gaps in the BSAT field are identified, clarifying its future research directions. By linking the evolution of the SB concept and the development of the BSAT research field, this review provides a new and valuable perspective for the sustainable assessment of the construction industry, which, itself, is conducive to the sustainable transformation of this industry, which could contribute greatly to the mitigation of global climate change.

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Problems of the development of international standards of “green building” in Russia

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Renovation of former industrial areas by BREEAM in city of London

Renovation of former industrial areas by BREEAM in city of London

Provision of value innovation when creating tourism clusters based on the concept of sustainable construction

Linking the Development of Building Sustainability Assessment Tools with the Concept Evolution of Sustainable Buildings

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