STRATEGY FOR RESTORATION OF APARTMENT BUILDINGS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF MILITARY AGGRESSION, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY FACTOR
Keywords:
Restoration, apartment buildings, military aggression, window replacement, facade insulation, energy efficiency.
Abstract
This article analyses the most frequent measures applied for to restore apartment buildings as a result of military aggression. By analysing the applications submitted, it was found that the most common measures are window replacement and facade insulation. These measures were found to be popular due to their effectiveness in improving energy efficiency, providing comfort for residents and increasing building security. Additional benefits are the support of funding programmes and grants, which makes them more affordable for HOAs. The findings of this study may be useful for construction professionals and NGOs involved in the reconstruction of buildings affected by military aggression.
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2024-04-11
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Basok, B., & Bespala, N. (2024). STRATEGY FOR RESTORATION OF APARTMENT BUILDINGS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF MILITARY AGGRESSION, TAKING INTO ACCOUNT THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY FACTOR. Thermophysics and Thermal Power Engineering, 46(2), 62-71. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.31472/ttpe.2.2024.7
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