Mazovia Regional Studies 2016/19 (page 2)

Tomasz Grzelakowski

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.09

Vol no: 19

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The purpose of this article is to present case studies of selected sustainable office buildings in the context of how investments are financed. The projects were implemented in Germany at the beginning of the 21st century. The buildings were selected according to the scores achieved in the DGNB certification and then the solutions used in them were compared.

Tomasz Grzelakowski, Wdrażanie zasad zrównoważonego rozwoju w realizacji budynków biurowych na terenie NiemiecPobierz

Wiesław Rokicki, Ewelina Gawell

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.10

Vol no: 19

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In modern design architecture there is an interesting trend of developing highly complex spatial systems, inspired by patterns inspired by the natural world. As a result, visually innovative solutions are being created, and what is important from an engineering point of view, also technologically efficient. The logic behind shaping “bionic” architecture is aimed at, among others, the rational use of materials and energy.

Wiesław Rokicki, Ewelina Gawell, Diagramy Voronoi – modele badawcze struktur prętowych w optymalizacji architektoniczno-konstrukcyjnejPobierz

Marcin Bugaj, Roman Domański

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.11

Vol no: 19

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The purpose of this publication is to present the intelligent building of the Warsaw University of Technology, which is, among other things, the Laboratory of Sustainable Energy Systems. The facility stands out for its innovation in terms of the complexity of the system supplying it with heat and electricity. It is equipped with an extensive data acquisition system, allowing full control of energy processes. Currently, the building is used for scientific research and teaching PW students.

Marcin Bugaj, Roman Domański, Budynek inteligentny – hybrydowy system energetycznyPobierz

Mariusz Owczarek, Weronika Radzikowska-Juś

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.12

Vol no: 19

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The most common energy sources for single-family buildings are coal, gas and fuel oil. Increasingly, investors are also considering heat pump installations. Each of these sources has different investment and operating costs. The idea of a hybrid source is the cooperation of several energy sources in one building. The aim of the study is to select the best shares of sources from three criteria: minimum investment costs, minimum operating costs for an assumed period of time and minimum sum of investment and operating costs.

Mariusz Owczarek, Weronika Radzikowska-Juś, Analiza kosztów inwestycji i eksploatacji hybrydowych źródeł energii dla budynku w technologii tradycyjnej w zależności od jego skaliPobierz

Witold Andrzej Werner

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.13

Vol no: 19

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The basic virtue of construction investments is the optimal use of available space – estimated by probable economic effects, possible to achieve in the planned time. A significant barrier to obtaining satisfactory investment results are technical regulations regarding the so-called “overshadowing” and shading of apartments by the projected buildings within the range of which the apartments are located.

Witold Andrzej Werner, Cena słońca w projektowaniu architektonicznymPobierz

Jarosław Wasilczuk, Marian Sobiech

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.14

Vol no: 19

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The paper describes the problem of heat sources used for heating buildings. The purpose of the paper is to analyze different solutions of heat sources, with a thermal power of the source of 150 kW, in the context of capital expenditures and operating costs. The analysis includes installation solutions based on heat sources with condensing boilers fired by natural gas or fuel oil, heat pumps, and, as combinations of these devices, a hybrid heat source solution.

Jarosław Wasilczuk, Marian Sobiech, Koszty inwestycyjne I eksploatacyjne stosowania pomp ciepła w budownictwiePobierz

Zdzisław Trzaska, Maria Trzaska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.15

Vol no: 19

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The significant advances in the development of new technologies, including materials engineering, that have taken place in the past two decades now place the design of new structures and devices in the light of requirements previously impossible to meet. Structures and devices made using nanotechnology completely meet the high strength requirements and create technical progress.

Zdzisław Trzaska, Maria Trzaska, Nanokompozyty z grafenem: wytwarzanie, właściwości i znaczenie w budownictwiePobierz

Paulina Sikorska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.16

Vol no: 19

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The systematization of revitalization provisions that took place in the Guidelines for Revitalization in Operational Programs 2014-2020, issued by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Development on July 3, 2015, and in the Revitalization Act of October 9, 2015, at the same time introduced a great deal of misinformation among local governments accustomed to superficially equating the word “revitalization” with renovation. The aforementioned documents redefined the principles, procedure for preparing, conducting and evaluating the revitalization process, as well as the content of revitalization programs. Therefore, the changes introduced forced all local governments implementing or planning to undertake the revitalization process in their areas to verify the documents that form the basis for such activities.

Paulina Sikorska, O rewitalizacji na MazowszuPobierz

Elżbieta Muszyńska

DOI: 10.21858/msr.19.17

Vol no: 19

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The article is devoted to the problems of abandoned post-military and post-oil areas, often degraded and awaiting use for new contemporary needs. It presents examples of both such areas, the further fate of which is still undetermined, and those for which the procedure for use for specific purposes has begun. Prominent among the examples of former training grounds is Maków in Skierniewice, which will be used entirely for resort purposes.

Elżbieta Muszyńska, Przykłady wykorzystania opuszczonych terenów powojskowych i pokolejowych w centralnej PolscePobierz