In this paper, we present, a multicriterion methodology for
evaluating the compatibility of the building with its near
environment, and a method of evaluating witch will allow to
compare the alternatives and choose the most acceptable to all
project's actors.
The environmental culture is often absent from the minds of investors. Thus, devoted architect efforts in the field of production form،Without regard to the extent influenced by the concepts of sustainability. As well as the impact of production on t
he environment negatively. We find architectural products require high operating costs. Because of exaggeration in the use of materials may not be environmentally compatible. The architect alone is not responsible. There is also a lack of appreciation from the community. Or interest in the traditional entrance in Architecture, (Use of traditional solutions in climate treatment(
In addition to the lack of real environmental legislation to deter it. It is imperative to make binding for buildings and tourist complexes existing environmental procedures. And adherence to the study is necessary to reach the tourism respectful of the environmental standards. Reduction of the consumption of resources and on the design process and the level of sustainable tourism level.
This paper deals with the process and presents the basic steps that you must follow in resolving such buildings. And through monitoring some recreational facilities and tourist complexes around the world. It explains the general effects that led to the development of this type of buildings. It also includes some of the foundations and the general principles and standards-setting process to adjust the design and architectural sketch. In order to address such buildings academically in Syria.
The preparation of the environmental impact assessment report (EIA) with high quality is one of the important elements in the effective translation of this practice into this process. The objective of this research is to assess the quality of a set o
f EIA reports belonging to different development sectors on the Syrian coast using the package "Cooley & Lee" (Lee at all 1999), in addition to conducting a questionnaire of the environmental impact assessment in the coastal area with some experts to find out their views on the quality of the reports executed and the difficulties of working, and taking their views on the legislation adopted in Syria. This research reveals the existence of several weaknesses and shortcomings for the preparation of reports in some areas, and the need for guidance especially in the coastal area which will develop this process. Finally, we provide suggestions and recommendations that will improve the environmental impact assessment process in general.
