Titlebook: Contemporary Slovenian Timber Architecture for Sustainability; Manja Kitek Kuzman,Andreja Kutnar Book 2014 Springer International Publishi

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Book 2014on. As much as 60% of its surface is?covered by forests. Slovenia is also the third most forested country in Europe. The high share of forest-covered surface allows for a sustainable production of high-quality wood. In the past, wood was used primarily in the construction of farm buildings, but now

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Introduction,inable development which has led to green building movements is introduced and supplemented by a description of current trends in creating living environments where human wellbeing is a key focus point. In Sect.?., Slovenian forests are presented, including basic information about wood spices found

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Sustainable Buildings,, followed by presentation of timber construction systems used in Slovenia (Sect.?.). The global building rating systems with the focus on rating systems used in Slovenia, passive house consortium certification and energy performance certification are detailed in Sect.?.. The chapter concludes with

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Timber Architecture: Case Studies,uctional material—wood, a renewable material that stores carbon. It highlights the importance of architectural design in different building types: residential buildings, office buildings, commercial buildings, industrial buildings, buildings for education, religious buildings, urban/landscape design

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