Smart-Readiness Assessment of a Complex Residential Building in Ukraine

Smart building concepts are a relevant topic for the Ukrainian building sector. Although the current policy is mostly dedicated to the improvement of the current energy-saving situation in the building stock, the concept discussed could provide valuable inputs in the realization of the existing stra...

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Published in:Slovak journal of civil engineering 2022-06, Vol.30 (2), p.1-11
Main Authors: Adegov, Olexandr, Shekhorkina, Svitlana, Babenko, Maryna, Lyahovetska-Tokareva, Maryna, Kudryavcev, Olexandr
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Building automation
Building construction
Building management systems
Civil engineering
Cost control
Energy conservation
Energy consumption
Energy efficiency
Green buildings
Housing
Indicators
Instruments
Questionnaires
Residential areas
Residential buildings
Smart building
Smart-readiness indicator
Technical systems
Ventilation
Water pipes
Water supply
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Summary:Smart building concepts are a relevant topic for the Ukrainian building sector. Although the current policy is mostly dedicated to the improvement of the current energy-saving situation in the building stock, the concept discussed could provide valuable inputs in the realization of the existing strategy. For an assessment of the expected positive impact of the implementation of smart indicators on building operation and renovation processes, as well as the predictions of scenarios of the range of the application of smart instruments, the research presented proposes a thorough analysis of the building stock in Ukraine and, in a real pilot case, the assessment of smart-readiness indicators (SRI) for a complex multi-family building. The case scenarios used, which are derived on the basis of SRI and a processed questionnaire among the habitants, are considered as the reference foundation for a practical application and disseminating the concept for similar cases.
ISSN:1338-3973
1210-3896
1338-3973
DOI:10.2478/sjce-2022-0009