Modeling The Stability Of A Complex Residential Developments Based On Green Zoom

The research focuses on modeling the stability of complex residential developments with an emphasis on Green ZOOM, aiming to enhance the sustainability and resilience of such projects.The study employs a comprehensive approach, integrating various methodologies and data sources to achieve a thorough analysis.The investigation delves into the application of Green ZOOM, a sustainable development framework, to assess its impact on the stability of complex residential developments.The research utilizes both quantitative and qualitative methods, drawing on data from case studies, surveys, and environmental assessments.In the pursuit of harmonizing urban spaces, a proactive and obligatory adoption of national green standards is imperative, enriched by insights gleaned from global experiences in environmentallyconscious construction.These standards function as the bedrock for instilling sustainability in urban planning, nurturing the development of meticulously designed, eco-friendly environments.A notable outcome of the study is the identification of key factors contributing to the stability of complex residential developments when integrating the Green ZOOM approach.The findings provide valuable insights for urban planners, developers, and policymakers, offering a foundation for informed decision-making and fostering sustainable practices in residential development projects.

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European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary Sciences
Published
2024-09-30
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https://doi.org/10.15405/epms.2024.09.84
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Construction Management and Sustainability
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Modeling The Stability Of A Complex Residential Developments Based On Green Zoom

Ekaterina Sergeevna Gushchina
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Modeling The Stability Of A Complex Residential Developments Based On Green Zoom

Ekaterina Sergeevna Gushchina
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Abstract

The research focuses on modeling the stability of complex residential developments with an emphasis on Green ZOOM, aiming to enhance the sustainability and resilience of such projects.The study employs a comprehensive approach, integrating various methodologies and data sources to achieve a thorough analysis.The investigation delves into the application of Green ZOOM, a sustainable development framework, to assess its impact on the stability of complex residential developments.The research utilizes both quantitative and qualitative methods, drawing on data from case studies, surveys, and environmental assessments.In the pursuit of harmonizing urban spaces, a proactive and obligatory adoption of national green standards is imperative, enriched by insights gleaned from global experiences in environmentallyconscious construction.These standards function as the bedrock for instilling sustainability in urban planning, nurturing the development of meticulously designed, eco-friendly environments.A notable outcome of the study is the identification of key factors contributing to the stability of complex residential developments when integrating the Green ZOOM approach.The findings provide valuable insights for urban planners, developers, and policymakers, offering a foundation for informed decision-making and fostering sustainable practices in residential development projects.

European Proceedings of Multidisciplinary SciencesVol. 4
Russian Science Foundation
Sustainable cities and communities
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Construction Management and Sustainability
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