尼日利亚绿色建筑回顾与可持续建筑环境的响应性建筑 材料

Jonam Jacob Lembi¹, Ibrahim Adamu Umar¹, Hilsang Alfred Kobiba², Amos Musa Tarni³
1、联邦理工大学建筑系
2、塔拉巴州立大学土木工程系
3、乔斯大学建筑系

摘要

尼日利亚建筑材料的高成本已经成为获得体面环境的一个严重问题，特别是对于低收入者来说，他们发现很
难建造一个负担得起的体面住房。对于低收入群体来说，这更为严重，他们面临的挑战因多种因素而变得复杂，包
括建筑材料成本的不断增加。市民买不起像样的建筑材料，这使得环境受到污染，很难建造一座环保型建筑。该研
究旨在通过审查绿色建筑和可持续建筑材料的原则，确定可持续建筑材料在解决尼日利亚绿色建筑和经济适用住房
建设方面的潜力。审查的目的是汇编尼日利亚发现的不同可持续建筑材料的可用数据，这些材料可用于降低建筑材
料成本，从而增强建筑环境中的绿色建筑。该研究采用了相关文献的定性数据分析。审查表明，尼日利亚现有当地
材料的再利用提供了生态友好的环境，并促进了建筑经济的有效性。能源、水和资源控制的效率已成为促进绿色建
筑和可持续建筑环境的相关因素。降低建筑成本的可持续材料最好描述为其资源效率高，由可再生材料制成，并且
无毒。

关键词

建设成本；绿色建筑；住房；尼日利亚；可持续建筑材料

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