CHALLENGES IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
Keywords:
Residential buildings, reconstruction, urban regeneration, financial constraints, regulatory challenges, technological integration, energy efficiency, sustainability, structural integrity, property value.Abstract
The reconstruction of residential buildings is a vital aspect of urban regeneration, essential for improving the quality of life, ensuring energy efficiency, and maintaining structural integrity in aging buildings. However, this process often encounters significant challenges[6]. These include financial constraints, regulatory obstacles, technological integration issues, and logistical concerns in urban environments. This article explores these challenges in detail, offering insights into how they impact the overall success of residential building reconstruction. By addressing these issues through effective planning, innovation, and collaboration, the reconstruction process can meet modern standards while enhancing the sustainability and resilience of residential buildings
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