Environmental standardization of residential real estate according to “Green standards”

Kazan State University of Architecture and Engineering, Zelenaya str., 1, Kazan, 420043, Russia

^* Corresponding author: amavliutova@mail.ru

Abstract

One of the difficult tasks for grееn developers in case of object certification is effective selection of the most suitable system from existing “green” standards. The goal of the work is to identify the most appropriate environmental certification system for our region. To solve this problem and choose the most optimal system, popular “green” standards were reviewed. For the detailed analysis of systems from the inside, an attempt to pre-certify the chosen object, a multi-apartment 16-storey residential building, was made. According to our work, the most suitable international system for category of buildings under study is the DGNB standard due to its adaptability and flexibility. Existing Russian standards, although created in Russia, basically trace over BREEAM and LEED and have a number of imperfections. Recommendation is given that the Russian "green" standard should not be just the adaptation of any foreign system. A number of criteria need to be worked out in more detailed way.