ビル解体・地域開発と環境アセスメント : 地下都市インフラ整備計画(シンポジウムII「「撤去」と「再生」の現状と環境アセスメント」,2004年度大会報告)

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Building construction has a tremendous impact on the global environmental. If we take into account the entire life cycle of a building, construction accounts for more than 30 % of the carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere, and slightly less than 30 % of all energy consumed in the residential and commercial sectors in Japan. With the above considerations in mind, this report provides an overview of efforts being made to design buildings that coexist harmoniously with nature and the challenges being faced in these efforts, with an emphasis on problems in the structural field that have a deep connection with demolition issues. Among demolition-related issues, the report goes on to spotlight underground frameworks that are thought to have an especially strong environmental impact, and presents an "Underground City Infrastructure Construction Plan" as a specific proposal for overcoming the problems being faced.
環境アセスメント学会の論文
2005-02-28