Sustainable housing: A discussion on the efficient management of water use in domestic installations. Case study: Santa Fe –Argentina
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https://doi.org/10.22320/07190700.2020.10.01.06Keywords:
housing, sustainability, efficiency, water, abatement curveAbstract
This work aims to present a critical reflection about the efficiency of water resource management in the case study - City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe (Argentina). Analyzing the role of sanitary installations in optimizing water use as an essential resource. In methodological terms, a three-dimensional analysis is proposed: the city’s water system, the current regulations for surplus management and the water network supply. The author’s prior research projects are recovered to measure typical household consumption, considering two variables: rational water use and consideration of service efficiency technologies. In summary, abatement curves are made to characterize the efficiency in three scenarios. As a discussion, the responsibilities of users, and the praxis of architecture professionals, responsible for conceiving the sustainability of urban housing in Santa Fe, are questioned.
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