REGULATIONS IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION

Till 400m2 (brutto) and for purposes of living

Otherwise approval of the Ministery Approval for 9 groups:

◦ Building A, B, C, D, E, F, G and construction works H and I

Approval for 5 years

Act on Architectural and Engineering Activities in Physical Planning and Building

>3/4 of architectual, building, engeneering, electrotechnical, geodetic or similar vocation

Full-time for an indefinite period Education

Employees

Examination, study, prevention, restauration, conservation, maintenance, use and transfer of cultural heritage – legal entities and individuals

Possibility to do construction works – conservation, restauration, relocation, adaptation

Act on the Protection and Preservation of Cultural Heritage

By the Ministry of Culture 5 years Competent authority is the Department of

Conservation at the Ministry of Culture and in Zagreb the City Institute for Protection of Cultural and Natural Heritage

Regulation to obtain permission to perform on the Protection and Preservation of Cultural Heritage

Work on preservation and protection includes 12 topics among are:◦ preparation of preliminary, main and detailed

design works on immovable cultural property◦ construction performance on immovable cultural

property◦ maintenence of culutural heritage

professional qualification technical equipment necessary safety precautions

Conditions

Mandatory master exam:◦ locksmith, chimney sweep, electrician, mason,

roofer, plasterer, tinsmith, gas installer, glazier, joiner, carpenter, plumber and heating and AC installer, stonemason, sign painter, painter, plumber

Qualification exam:◦ Bar bender, construction glazier, insulation

worker, floor layer, welder

Professional qualifications

http://www.min-kulture.hr/userdocsimages/Bastina/izvodjaci%204%2010%202013.PDF

List of legal entities and individuals

„Programme for the Promotion, Protection, Restoration and Integration into Tourism of Natural and Cultural Heritage in the Tourism-wise Underdeveloped Regions”

co-financed by Ministry of the Sea, Tourism, Transport and Development

Aimes: protection and inclusion in the tourist offer

Traditional building

Grants for:◦ Protection, renewal and reaffirmation of cultural

heritage◦ Protection and valorisation of the natural heritage

including the tourist offer◦ Touristic development of underdeveloped areas◦ Enrichment of tourist offer

Up to 250.000 kn (around 35.000 €)

area of the Lonjsko polje Park of Nature Ministry of the Sea, Tourism, Transport and

Development and GTZ „Programme of Incentives for Economy and

Employment in Croatia“ designed and implemented by the German Federal Ministry for Economics and technology-BMZ

Project „Posavska kuća”

http://www.min-kulture.hr/userdocsimages/bastina/Prirucnik%20-%20Posavska%20tradicijska%20drvena%20kuca.pdf

Handbook for restoration

Energy Efficiency

Building energy audit Energy certificate – mandatory since July

2013 for selling properties 2016 mandatory for renting

energy certification of residential and non-residential buildings with a simple technical system,

energy certification of residential and non-residential buildings with a complex technical system,

performance of energy audits of residential and non-residential buildings with a simple technical system,

performance of energy audits of residential and non-residential buildings with a complex technical system.

Types of authorisation:

Professional basic training and mandatory in-service training

conducted by universities, colleges, institutes and professional organisations which have the approval of the Ministry to perform those activities

Public sector: 250-350 kWh/m2 annually Buildings before 1987 average consumption

for heating: 200 – 250 kWh/m2 (EU 70 kWh/m2)

Average of buildings: 200 kWh/m2 87 % of buildings are big consumers Biggest consumers built between 1940 and

1970 with 200 and 300 kWh/m2 Buildings between 1987 and 2006 are in

accordance with technical regulations from 1987: 100 and 150 kWh/m2

Energy consumption