Natural Materials in “Green” Architecture of Housing

At present, the task of nature preservation is becoming more and more urgent. Together with it, the theme of the formation of environmentally friendly architectural space is actively studied. The relationship between nature and ecology is the basis of modern eco-sustainable architecture. Building materials play an important role in the issue of environmental cleanliness of housing, energy efficiency of construction and environmental sustainability in general. Modern construction technologies with the use of natural materials provide environmental cleanliness and aesthetics of the house. The article examines the role of natural materials in the “green” architecture and reveals the prospects of ecological construction in terms of the conservation of natural resources and the formation of favorable environmental conditions.

S.V. ILVITSKAYA¹, Doctor of Architecture, Counselor of RAACS, (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)
D.Yu. ILVITSKY², Candidate of Sciences (Engineering), Director
V.A. LOBKOV¹, Candidate of Sciences (Engineering)
V.P. ETENKO1, Doctor of Architecture: B.S. ISTOMIN³, Doctor of Architecture, Counselor of RAACS
T.V. LOBKOVA¹, Architect

¹ State University of Land Use Planning (15, Kazakova Street, Moscow, 105064, Russian Federation)
² Design Workshop “Tochka Sborki” (7, Gilyarovskogo Street, Moscow, 127380, Russian Federation)
³ OAO “TSNIIpromzdany” (46-2, Dmitrovskoye Shosse, Moscow, 127238, Russian Federation)

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