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Winds in Multi-Family Housing Buildings

Tuijin Jishu/Journal of Propulsion Technology, 2022
Although there is progress regarding high-rise residential buildings, there is a need to know the pathologies caused by the absence of a bioclimatic design or a lack of knowledge regarding bioclimatic architecture, characteristics of the materials, simulation context and passive and active sustainability strategies that can be applied.
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Evaluation of multi-family housing systems in Poland

Construction Management and Economics, 1995
On the basis of selected statistical data, the authors briefly discuss the housing construction situation in Poland, focusing on two periods — that preceding the transition to a market economy (up to the end of 1988) and the period 1989–1994). Comparative analysis of selected systems of multi-family housing, based on specific criteria, has been ...
Oleg Kapliński, Tomasz Thiel
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Utilization of Empty Houses and Housing Services for Residents of Public Rental Multi-Family Housing

Research Institute of Human Ecology, 2022
Background/Objectives: Public rental multi-family housing, in general, shows low resident satisfaction, and high incidence of empty houses. This study aims to identify the architectural characteristics of public rental multi-family buildings with empty houses and examine residents’ use and demand of community facilities, to suggest ways to remodel ...
Kyoung-Ok Park, Geon-Il Bang, Jeong-Hun Gwak, Mu-Gyo Kim   +3 more
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Efficient management plan for multi-family housing

Korea Association Of Real Estate Law, 2023
The quality of life of residents living in the house may vary depending on whether housing management is well managed. Multi-family houses are mainly inhabited by low-income households, elderly households, and young households by sale or residential ladders.
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Multi‐family housing in the social rental sector and the changing Dutch housing market

Housing Studies, 1991
Abstract The social rental sector has become a major segment of the housing market in the Netherlands (forming 44 per cent of the stock in 1988). Until recently, its management by non‐profit housing associations and municipalities posed no major problems: the stock was relatively new, the general housing shortage was severe, and middle‐income groups ...
Frans M. Dieleman, Rein B. Jobse
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The function of public law and the management of multi-family housing in the housing law system

Korean Institute for Aggregate Buildings Law, 2023
The traditional housing law system of Korea centered on supply and demand, which was formed against the background of rapid urbanization and population growth, could no longer be maintained as the housing supply rate exceeded 100% and the country entered a rapidly declining population.
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Architecture that creates community: multi-family housing

2012
Environmental urbanism calls for a shift in attitude and our manner of moving. This strategy is a factor in both the quality of life and the economic vitality of urban areas. Inner-city life is to the reduction of travel distance between home, workplace and services, and to encouraging a balance between motor vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians.
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Multi-family housing management in post-socialist countries: the Albanian experience

Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, 2016
Condominium maintenance is a critical issue in Albania. After the fall of communism, the ownership and maintenance responsibilities of hundreds of thousands of flats that were constructed and owned by the state was transferred to their occupants. In the capital, Tirana, there was also a huge wave of new condominium construction after 1990. A new law on
Pojani, Dorina, Baar, Kenneth
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Designing supplementary space in multi-family housing

2020
La démographie et les modes de vie ont considérablement évolué au cours des dernières décades. De tels changements sont destinés à influencer la conception de l’habitation et ils incluent notamment une série de besoins émergents: s’en suivent des besoins additionnels en espace pour répondre à l’arrivée de ces activités additionnelles au niveau du ...
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