Trends of Housing Construction Development in Ukraine: Retrospective and Contemporary Situation

Bibik, Natalya; Dril, Natalia

doi:10.1515/bjreecm-2017-0005

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“…[3] розкривають основи стратегії сталого розвитку в архітектурі. При заглибленні в кожну з 6 дотичних цілей авторами розглядались інші дослідження по різних напрямках, таких як: екологічне будівництво під авторством Н. В. Бібік, ефективне використання ресурсів -А. О. Антонова, проблеми енергоефективності -Ю. І. Ференчак [4]. Проблеми сталого розвитку є актуальними на сьогоднішній день, тому цьому питанню присвячено багато праць закордонних дослідників, таких, як Зейд Алван, Пол Джонс, Пітер Голгейт [5]; Рейчел Гулд, Мерліна Міссімер, Патрісія Лагун Мескіта [6], Дейн Міллер, Чон-Хван До [7].…”

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Principles of sustainable development in family leisure centers

Oliynyk¹,

Tokar²

2023

CPAUP

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The article examines the principles of sustainable development, which dictate new approaches and tools for the design of modern multifunctional family leisure centers in the conditions of a metropolis. The study is aimed at determining the approaches and principles that must be used in the modern architecture of family leisure centers in order to meet global demand and the requirements of sustainable development, which are guided by the UN and other world public organizations. The use of ecological and energy-saving means in the process of designing multifunctional family leisure centers, aimed at achieving the durability of buildings, reducing operating costs, reducing the cost of construction, influencing the awareness of the population about reducing the level of pollution, is based on ecological principles and careful management of natural resources and autonomy. The new challenges of time and the high rhythm of life in cities require in the future an increase in the quality and number of recreation places, facilities for recovery and spending time together, namely multifunctional family leisure centers. Meanwhile, high standards and requirements for the design and architecture of new buildings, dictated by the principles of sustainable development, require new design, engineering, innovative solutions and approaches. The world began to change more rapidly in the last 30 years, and its population must quickly adapt to new conditions. At the same time, there are some things that do not change or change very little: the insolation of the sun, the speed of the wind, the physical characteristics of concrete and metal, and others. Thus, architects can create buildings and projects using modern technologies, principles and tools of sustainable development, and as a result, these projects can be durable and can be called sustainable. There are many systems for assessing the sustainability of buildings around the world. In addition to the US Green Building Council, which administers the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Efficiency (LEED) system, there are other rating systems that have been developed to measure the level of sustainability of buildings and provide best practice experiences with the highest level of certification.

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Principles of sustainable development in family leisure centers

Oliynyk¹,

Tokar²

2023

CPAUP

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“…1990s, due to the lack of new housing, there was a significant unmet demand (Sistema ipotechnogo kredytovaniia 2004). A significant excess of demand over supply stimulated price increases (Bibik and Dril 2017). The dominant position in the housing market of Kiev was occupied by the state holding company "Kyivmiskbud".…”

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“…The crisis has exposed growing demand and inflated housing prices, as well as banks' wrong policies in encouraging the growth of mortgage lending. The "speculative bubble burst" (Atanasov 2010), or rather, the "price bubble" did not burst at all, but only slightly reduced (Bibik and Dril 2017).…”

Section: Housing Production and Housing Financementioning

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From Exception to Norm? Analysing Gated Housing in Sofia and Kiev since 1989

Smigiel¹,

Mezentsev²,

Provotar³

2021

moegg

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over the last 30 years. Moreover, it relates these developments to two (South)-Eastern European capital cities (Sofia and Kiev [Kyiv]) and their pathways of housing and gated community production. We focus on politico-economic and socio-spatial relationalities in these two different context conditions and scrutinise why and how gated communities emerged as well as how supply and demand changed over time. Both cases represent rather peripheral, capitalist economies concerning their national background. However, both cases are capital cities, which absorb the majority of capital investment. The polarisation and concentration of political and economic power structures lead us to discuss different actor-constellations regarding this on-going flight to privatopia, reflecting on the role of urban planning as well as glocal housing markets. Last but not least, this paper shows that gated communities are "urban assemblages" of wider processes of peripherialisation.

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“…The construction industry is of great importance for the developing countries, especially in the context of post-crisis recovery of their economy (including Ukraine) (Correa and Kanatsoul, 2018;Chupryna, Kulikov and Ryzhakova, 2018). The revitalization of construction allows those countries to: receive additional investments, including foreign ones; increase the flow of freely convertible currency and have more opportunities to implement effective monetary policy; solve problems of activization of branches of the national economy; ensure growth of employment as well as revenues of the budget of different levels, business entities and households (Ofori, 2016;Bibik and Dril, 2017).…”

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Management of Adaptation of Organizational and Economic Mechanisms of Construction to Increasing Impact of Digital Technologies on the National Economy

Stetsenko

Tytok

Ємельянова

et al. 2020

J. Rev. Global Econ.

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Motivation: We note significant problems of developing countries, including Ukraine, with the adaptation of organizational and economic mechanisms of the construction industry to increase impact of digital technologies on their economic systems and construction sectors. Novelty: The scientific novelty is a set of management activities for the adaptation of organizational and economic mechanisms of Ukrainian construction companies to the development of digital technologies. Methodology and Methods: The research methods used in this study are a quantitative analysis of statistics on the dynamics of world GDP, the global construction industry, the construction industries of developing countries, including Ukraine, the global digital market, digital markets in developing countries, including Ukraine, for ten years using onedimensional statistical methods (UT) based on random sampling. The paper also uses the correlation and regression analysis, namely the linear regression model, as well as the statistical verification of the obtained model by calculating the pair correlation coefficient, the coefficient of determination and the Chaddock scale in the study of the impact of digital technology development on the Ukrainian construction industry. Data and Empirical Analysis: To conduct the study, data were collected and an empirical analysis was conducted regarding the dynamics of world GDP, the world construction industry, the construction industries of developing countries, including Ukraine, the global digital market, digital markets in developing countries,

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Trends of Housing Construction Development in Ukraine: Retrospective and Contemporary Situation

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Principles of sustainable development in family leisure centers

Principles of sustainable development in family leisure centers

From Exception to Norm? Analysing Gated Housing in Sofia and Kiev since 1989

Management of Adaptation of Organizational and Economic Mechanisms of Construction to Increasing Impact of Digital Technologies on the National Economy

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