No. 66
Recommendations for strengthening the screening of exterior bricks and guidance for renovation and renovation of parts of the lake area
Submitted by: fang cho shang
Proposal:
At present, it has been reported that there is a fallout in the outer walls of the buildings of the thousands of islands, such as the south shogun, the east coast, the chishima lake, star rain washington, the tamran garden, and the look lake international. This not only affects the overall beauty of the city, but also poses greater risks to the lives and property of the population. The fall of the outer wall may result in injuries, damage to vehicles and even serious security incidents. There were also cases of detoxification of residents in the previous period. Therefore, it is particularly important to strengthen the screening and modification of bricks outside houses in the new sub-districts of the lake. The reasons for the analysis were mainly the following: first, material quality. Some developers, in order to reduce the cost of housing construction, have introduced unfailing exterior brick materials, which make it easier to remove them during their use. The second is the construction process. Construction processes such as exterior bricks, real stone paints, etc. Have high construction quality requirements. If the construction personnel were not working properly during the pasting process, such as inappropriate use of the paste and unsure pasting, this could lead to the fall of the outer wall. Third is the lack of maintenance management. Some sub-district properties are not properly managed to maintain the outer walls of the house and are not able to detect and address the fall of the outer walls in a timely manner。
In response to the above, the following recommendations are made:
(i) comprehensive mapping
1. Establishment of a special screening team, led by the housing authority, which will establish a special screening unit for the removal of bricks from the outer walls of the urban sub-districts, with relevant units such as the joint street office, the community and specialized inspection agencies. Clarify the responsibilities of each unit and ensure that the process of vetting progresses in an orderly manner。
2. Development of detailed screening programmes: classification by age of establishment of subdistricts, type of building, etc., and elaboration of detailed screening plans. Carpet screening of all priority areas in urban areas, such as old sub-districts and high-level buildings, recording information on the exact location, size, severity of the fallout of the outer wall and establishing detailed archives。
3. Enhancement of technical support for screening: detection of hard-to-reach high-altitude areas using advanced detection equipment, such as drones, infrared thermal imagers, etc., to improve the efficiency and accuracy of screening. At the same time, specialized technical staff are trained to ensure the scientific and normative aspects of the screening。
(ii) classification to guide repairs and improvements
1. For minor problems: in the case of loose, empty and undefeated individual outer wall bricks, the specialized construction teams deal with re-adhesives, patches, etc. During the construction process, the quality of the work is ensured by strict compliance with the relevant specifications。
2. For the more serious problem: in the event of larger exterior bricks falling and greater security risks, an overall renovation programme should be developed. New types of outer wall decorations, such as exterior coatings, thermodecoration panels, etc., could be considered to replace the original exterior bricks, while ensuring safety, while improving the aesthetic and energy-saving effects of buildings. The programme is subject to expert validation and the consent of the owner。
3. Enhanced supervision of the construction process: the housing authority and related departments are required to strengthen the quality oversight of the renovation and renovation works, requiring the construction unit to carry out the work in strict compliance with the design programme and construction specifications. Establish a quality tracking system to record all aspects of the procurement of materials in the construction process and the construction process to ensure the quality of the works。
(iii) establishment of long-lasting mechanisms
1. Implementation of maintenance responsibilities: identification of the small area property as the first person responsible for day-to-day maintenance of the outer wall, establishment of a system of regular inspection and maintenance of the outer wall, regular inspection of the external wall and timely identification and resolution of potential problems. At the same time, owners should increase their awareness of self-protection and supervision and identify problems in a timely manner。
2. Establishment of special maintenance funds: the government may consider the establishment of special maintenance funds for the repair of the outer walls of old and old neighbourhoods in urban areas, with appropriate subsidies for economically disadvantaged neighbourhoods. At the same time, the owners of the sub-districts are encouraged to draw a percentage of the funds earmarked for housing maintenance, in accordance with the relevant regulations, for outside wall maintenance. In addition, the introduction of social capital into the rehabilitation of the outer walls of the sub-districts has been explored and sources of financing have been broadened。
3. Strengthening awareness-raising campaigns through community-based campaigns, media coverage, etc., to raise awareness of the safety of the population and their ability to protect themselves by raising awareness of the dangers of falling walls and preventing safety. At the same time, advocacy has led to the active support and participation of the population in the renovation of the outer walls of the sub-districts and the creation of a favourable social climate。
