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Building with wood in 21st century: Contemporary building wood products

Само за регистроване кориснике
2020
Аутори
Stevanović, Tijana
Todorović, Marija
Stevanović, Boško
Glišović, Ivan
Конференцијски прилог (Објављена верзија)
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Sustainable design, alongside environmental awareness, is increasingly becoming a requirement for building construction. Since the construction industry represents one of the biggest sectorial emitters of greenhouse gases, causing anthropogenic climate change, application of sustainable and/or natural materials for buildings is advisable as a significant mitigation measure. In comparison to traditional energy-intensive construction materials, such as steel and concrete, wood-based materials consume less energy and emit fewer greenhouse gasses and pollutants over their life cycle. Building with timber has multiple advantages when environment is concerned: regionally available resource, renewability, smaller carbon footprint, lighter structures, prefabrication, faster erection on site, recycling possibilities etc. Considering the aforementioned, it is very important to spur innovation, research and development of wood as a construction material. Increased interest in green buil...dings has influenced an increase in use of wood materials and more developments in the wood products sector. Major emerging products from the timber industries include GLULAM, NLT, DLT, massive veneer panels and CLT, with CLT being the one studied the most. Introduction of CLT, with its structural capability and improved properties, provided the necessary stiffness and made it feasible to use wood in construction of mid-rise and tall buildings (>10 storeys), industrial structures, and bridges. Since the world’s population is increasing and urban areas are growing denser, there is a constant need for high-rise buildings, and taking into account that environmental awareness requires the use of eco-friendly materials, design and construction of high-rise wooden buildings inevitably becomes a necessity for the modern age.

Кључне речи:
Wood / CLT / Glulam / Mass timber products / High-rise building / Sustainability / Energy efficiency
Извор:
Proceedings of The Seventh International Conference Civil Engineering Scienece & Practice - GNP2020, 2020
Издавач:
  • UNIVERSITY OF MONTENEGRO FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
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https://grafar.grf.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/2124
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  • Radovi istraživača / Researcher's publications
  • Катедра за материјале и конструкције
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AB  - Sustainable design, alongside environmental awareness, is increasingly becoming a requirement
for building construction. Since the construction industry represents one of the biggest sectorial
emitters of greenhouse gases, causing anthropogenic climate change, application of sustainable
and/or natural materials for buildings is advisable as a significant mitigation measure. In
comparison to traditional energy-intensive construction materials, such as steel and concrete,
wood-based materials consume less energy and emit fewer greenhouse gasses and pollutants
over their life cycle. Building with timber has multiple advantages when environment is
concerned: regionally available resource, renewability, smaller carbon footprint, lighter
structures, prefabrication, faster erection on site, recycling possibilities etc.
Considering the aforementioned, it is very important to spur innovation, research and
development of wood as a construction material. Increased interest in green buildings has
influenced an increase in use of wood materials and more developments in the wood products
sector. Major emerging products from the timber industries include GLULAM, NLT, DLT,
massive veneer panels and CLT, with CLT being the one studied the most. Introduction of
CLT, with its structural capability and improved properties, provided the necessary stiffness
and made it feasible to use wood in construction of mid-rise and tall buildings (>10 storeys),
industrial structures, and bridges.
Since the world’s population is increasing and urban areas are growing denser, there is a
constant need for high-rise buildings, and taking into account that environmental awareness
requires the use of eco-friendly materials, design and construction of high-rise wooden
buildings inevitably becomes a necessity for the modern age.
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abstract = "Sustainable design, alongside environmental awareness, is increasingly becoming a requirement
for building construction. Since the construction industry represents one of the biggest sectorial
emitters of greenhouse gases, causing anthropogenic climate change, application of sustainable
and/or natural materials for buildings is advisable as a significant mitigation measure. In
comparison to traditional energy-intensive construction materials, such as steel and concrete,
wood-based materials consume less energy and emit fewer greenhouse gasses and pollutants
over their life cycle. Building with timber has multiple advantages when environment is
concerned: regionally available resource, renewability, smaller carbon footprint, lighter
structures, prefabrication, faster erection on site, recycling possibilities etc.
Considering the aforementioned, it is very important to spur innovation, research and
development of wood as a construction material. Increased interest in green buildings has
influenced an increase in use of wood materials and more developments in the wood products
sector. Major emerging products from the timber industries include GLULAM, NLT, DLT,
massive veneer panels and CLT, with CLT being the one studied the most. Introduction of
CLT, with its structural capability and improved properties, provided the necessary stiffness
and made it feasible to use wood in construction of mid-rise and tall buildings (>10 storeys),
industrial structures, and bridges.
Since the world’s population is increasing and urban areas are growing denser, there is a
constant need for high-rise buildings, and taking into account that environmental awareness
requires the use of eco-friendly materials, design and construction of high-rise wooden
buildings inevitably becomes a necessity for the modern age.",
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Stevanović, T., Todorović, M., Stevanović, B.,& Glišović, I.. (2020). Building with wood in 21st century: Contemporary building wood products. in Proceedings of The Seventh International Conference Civil Engineering Scienece & Practice - GNP2020
UNIVERSITY OF MONTENEGRO FACULTY OF CIVIL ENGINEERING..
Stevanović T, Todorović M, Stevanović B, Glišović I. Building with wood in 21st century: Contemporary building wood products. in Proceedings of The Seventh International Conference Civil Engineering Scienece & Practice - GNP2020. 2020;..
Stevanović, Tijana, Todorović, Marija, Stevanović, Boško, Glišović, Ivan, "Building with wood in 21st century: Contemporary building wood products" in Proceedings of The Seventh International Conference Civil Engineering Scienece & Practice - GNP2020 (2020).

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