Building energy modeling as a mandatory requirement of cooperative housing projects

Abstract

Abstract Energy modeling of buildings reduces sales risks in the sense that it contributes to expanding the spheres of business, hi-tech production, innovations and information telecommunication technologies, improve the state of the environment. Until recently, the risks of “equity holders” were quite high despite the insurance system and bankruptcy procedure in accordance with the federal law. The process of cooperative housing projects did not prevent from frankly fraudulent schemes. Regulatory authorities have established strict requirements for the legitimate use of homebuyer’s assets, having formed the interaction with developers in electronic format. Among the pressing issues of organization and management of construction, one of the most significant is the problem of shared housing construction and efficient pricing management since the strategic approach of urban development and housing and utilities infrastructure depends on its decision. Depending on the problems facing a developer at various stages of its activity, the assessment of its reliability seems to be the most controversial. The tendency towards the destruction of the institutional fundamentals of housing was clearly marked; the implementation of most housing projects has been questioned. The system of standards for energy modeling allows the use of data for optimal pricing in order to avoid risks and harmonize relations between developers and shareholders at an early stage of the project. Building energy modeling as a mandatory requirement of cooperative housing projects are aimed at the construction of eco-friendly, economically- and energy-efficient buildings and entire districts convenient for living with the use of biopositive architectural and planning design concepts.