Standard trajnostne arhitekture

diplomsko delo univerzitetnega študijskega programa

Mojca Kac (Author), Metka Sitar (Mentor), Kaja Pogačar (Co-mentor)

Abstract

V diplomski nalogi je uvodoma opisan termin bio-ekološka hiša in izpostavljena razlika med biološko in ekološko hišo. Po ugotovitvah analize standardov trajnostne arhitekture smo bio-ekološko hišo definirali kot hišo grajeno iz naravnih, človeku neškodljivih materialov in hkrati hišo, ki je energetsko varčna in se opira na alternativne vire energije. Za gradnjo se uporabljajo predvsem kamen, les, zemljina ter drugi klimatsko omejeni materiali kot so bambus, trave in šibje. V drugem poglavju je opisan kratek zgodovinski pregled vse od prvobitnih prebivališč v prazgodovini do današnjih, že precej komercialnih bio-ekoloških hiš. Načrtovanje bio-ekološke hiše smo opisali skozi štiri vidike: vidik sožitja objekta z okolico, vidik obnovljivih virov energije, vidik zdrave hiše in vidik materialov. Pri vsakem izmed vidikov smo izpostavili primer hiše in jo analizirali. Proučili smo izkušnje bio-ekološke gradnje v Sloveniji in ugotovili, da je ekološka zavest in zanimanje za bio-ekološko gradnjo iz dneva v dan večja. Ljudje vse več razmišljajo o naravnih gradbenih materialih ter o zdravem in sonaravnem domu. Izpostavili smo tri slovenske primere bio-ekoloških hiš. Na koncu smo proučili primer počitniškega kompleksa Esserhof, in ga analizirali skozi vse štiri vidike načrtovanja pri čemer smo ugotovili, da jim ustreza. Počitniški kompleks Esserhof smo tako ovrednotili kot dober primer bio-ekološke hiše.

Keywords

bio-ekološka hiša;biološka hiša;ekološka hiša;naravni materiali;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2010
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	UM FGPA - Faculty of Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and Architecture
Publisher:	[M. Kac]
UDC:	728.2.05:502.141.3(043.2)
COBISS:	14563606
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Standard of sustainable architecture: bio - eco house
Secondary abstract:	The introductory part of this diploma paper presents the term “bio-eco house” and discusses the difference between bio and eco house. According to sustainable architecture standards analysis, the bio-eco house is defined as an energy saving house, constructed of natural, human friendly materials, which uses alternative energy sources at the same time. For the construction, materials as stone, wood, soil and other climate limited materials like bamboo, grass and rods are used. The second chapter offers a brief history overview and describes primeval settlements up to today’s modern, rather commercial bi-eco houses. The bio-eco house planning is described regarding four parameters: cohabitation of the building with the environment, renewable energy sources, healthy house and materials. Each listed parameter is accompanied with house example and its analysis. Next, the diploma paper studies the experience of bio-eco house in Slovenia and concludes that the knowledge about ecology and interest in bio-eco construction is increasing every day. People tend to think more over natural building materials and healthy, nature-friendly home. Three examples of Slovene bio-eco house are highlighted. Finally, the Esserhof complex is studied. It is analyzed according all four parameters of planning and the findings suggest that the Esserhof complex fits those demands. As such, the Esserhof complex is a good example of bio-eco house.
Secondary keywords:	bio-eco house;bio-house;ecological house;natural materials;
URN:	URN:SI:UM:
Type (COBISS):	Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Mariboru, Fak. za gradbeništvo, Arhitektura
Pages:	VII, 62 f.
ID:	8716069