Factors influencing the use of non-fired building materials in non-mandatory construction projects in Binh Duong

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Quynh Chau Truong1, Quang Trung Nguyen1, Duc Long Luong2, Dinh Thanh Khiet Nguyen3, Tri Viet Pham3
1The University of Danang - University of Science and Technology, Vietnam
2Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology, Vietnam
3Department of Construction, Binh Duong Province, Vietnam

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Binh Duong province is experiencing rapid urbanization, creating a great demand for building materials to support the government's policy of promoting the use of non-fired building materials. This policy aims to gradually reduce and eventually eliminate reliance on fired clay bricks. However, under current regulations, the choice of non-fired materials in construction projects largely depends on the views of investors, planners and possibly contractors. For example, only 20-30% of civil buildings with less than nine floors that are not subject to mandatory legal requirements are built with non-fired materials. Therefore, the increased use of non-fired building materials in Binh Duong is an important issue. This study identifies the factors influencing the selection of non-fired materials and proposes specific solutions to promote their use in non-mandatory construction project in the province.

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