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Latif Abdul and Tao-fang Yu
Urbanization is a common phenomenon in the modern world. It has come with new challenges, especially for developing countries. Such countries, therefore, have to stay ahead in their preparedness efforts to meet these urban issues halfway. Unfortunately, ...
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Juan María Hidalgo-Betanzos, César Escudero-Revilla, Eider Iribar-Solaberrieta, Iván Flores-Abascal and José María Pedro Sala-Lizarraga
A study of moisture pathologies in a modern residential multifamily building is presented. The housing block was designed under the regulation NBE-CT of 1979 in northern Spain. After the appearance of some moisture problems in the façades, three compleme...
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E. Bakogiannis, C. Kyriakidis, M. Siti, V. Eleftheriou
Pág. 345 - 353
Modern Greek cities experience socio-economic changes that result to their urban form and to their urban transport systems. More specifically, throughout the last five years, Greeks have been trying to find the most economic way of urban transport while,...
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Dale A Steinhardt, Karen Manley
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The housing sector accounts for a majority of newly constructed buildings. Prefabrication, defined as the factory construction of houses or significant components, is widely promoted as a means to improve efficiency. This paper focuses on the research qu...
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Paola Leardini and Manfredo Manfredini
New Zealand state housing includes a significant portion of problematic buildings constructed after the public housing scheme launched in 1936. Most of these houses are still uninsulated, thus, cold, draughty, mouldy, and progressively decaying; however,...
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