Tawil, N.M. and Hussaini, H. A. and Basri, H. and Ani, A. I. Che and Mydin, M.A.O
(2014)
Evolution Sustainable Green Inner-wall with Flexible Floor
Plan.
E3S Web of Conferences, 3 (01021).
pp. 1-7.
ISSN 2267-1242
Abstract
The trend of renovate residential houses especially the interior of the house
has become a common phenomenon for homeowners nowadays in Malaysia. This
scenario is quiet concern because sometimes no modifications to comply with the law and
the guidelines set by the government housing. Modifications with not done properly can
cause injury and harm to families and the people around. To reduce this problem, the
concept of sustainable inner walls with flexible floor plan should be incorporated in every
house in Malaysia. This is because the wall is the basic structure of a building and usually
serves as the border, supporting structures and dividing the space with another space.
Wall also causes an increase of the price of a house. This is due to the increase in raw
material costs and labor costs, land subsidence have to bear by the developer. The
increasing in house prices is causing among Malaysians, especially young executives
cannot afford to buy their first home. To reduce the price of the home, reduction in
construction interior wall in wet construction should be done and replaced with the
sustainable inner wall. This sustainable inner wall also can save the space and the owner
simplify can added or reduced the room according their need without spending too much
money for renovation in the future.
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