Apartment - Zorilor

Air qualityModerate

Typically 30–70 on the US AQI scale

Data available at the level of Cluj‑Napoca municipality indicates generally moderate air quality, with typical AQI values between approximately 30 and 70. The relevant pollutants are PM₂.₅ and NO₂, which tend to increase during peak hours and in the cold season, due to traffic and urban heating. The Zorilor area, being densely trafficked and urbanized, reflects these variations, but without frequent exceedances of critical thresholds.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic

The strategic noise maps of Cluj‑Napoca municipality show that road traffic is the main source of noise, and the Zorilor area does not appear among the most exposed. The street is a secondary artery with moderate traffic, is not affected by railway or airport noise, so the noise level is moderate, with peaks during commuting hours.

EarthquakeLow

According to the national seismic zoning (P100‑1), the site is located in a zone with a design acceleration of approximately 0.10 g, among the lowest in Romania, far from the Vrancea zone. This means a low seismic risk, and buildings must be designed for weak ground motion.

FloodingLow

No indications were found that the Zorilor area is within mapped fluvial flood zones, and the terrain is relatively elevated and well drained. However, there are documented incidents of pluvial flooding in the neighborhood (for example on a nearby street in June), suggesting a moderate occasional pluvial flood risk.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The neighborhood is situated on flat terrain, with no steep slopes or histories of landslides in urban planning documentation. There are no indications of local instability, making the landslide risk practically negligible.