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M. Jagiello-Kowalczyk

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ASPECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE SHAPING OF SUSTAINABLE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS ACCORDING TO THEIR USERS. POLAND, THE NETHERLANDS

(STEF92 Technology, 2017, M. Jagiello-Kowalczyk)

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Background The publication presents the results of a comparative analysis of the problem of environmental protection as it pertains to residential architecture. The study was performed on a group of users of residential projects in Poland and the Netherlands. The two countries are at a different level in terms of the level of knowledge regarding sustainable development and the design of sustainable residential projects. Poland is not at an equal level to the Netherlands. This is mainly because of ineffective educa...

SOCIAL SCIENCES: Section Urban Studies and Smart Cities2017
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