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Rehabilitation and reforms of issues in vehicle parks lots and tower blocks structures
Rehabilitación y reformas de emisiones en aparcamientos de vehículos y estructuras de torres
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https://doi.org/10.15446/dyna.v90n225.102596Palabras clave:
building envelope; cladding system; rehabilitation; reforms; vehicle parks; tower blocks (en)envoltura de construcción; sistema de revestimiento; rehabilitación; reformas; aparcamientos de vehículos; bloques de torre (es)
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Unsafe, offensive, and damaging to the environment. Homeowners and builders are searching for efficient ways to transform worn-out houses into desirable ones in light of these difficulties. In this study, we sought to address the issue of rehabilitation and reforms in parking lots for vehicles (VP) and tower buildings (TB). The most effective cladding system for building envelope purposes currently has been discovered to be a new generation of rainproof substructures, whose installation is actually much easier than it first appears and is a constructive solution that perfectly fits with current sustainable architecture trends.
Inseguros, ofensivos y dañinos para el medio ambiente. Los propietarios de viviendas y los constructores están buscando formas eficientes de transformar casas desgastadas en casas deseables a la luz de estas dificultades. En este estudio se buscó abordar el tema de rehabilitación y reformas en estacionamientos de vehículos (VP) y edificios torre (TB). Se ha descubierto que el sistema de revestimiento más eficaz para la envolvente de edificios en la actualidad es una nueva generación de subestructuras impermeables, cuya instalación es mucho más fácil de lo que parece y es una solución constructiva que encaja perfectamente con las tendencias actuales de arquitectura sostenible.
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