Apartment - Zorilor

Air qualityModerate

Typically 50–100 on the US AQI scale

Local data indicates that the Zorilor area, situated in a depression with reduced air circulation due to the Hoia–Cetățuie hills, favors the accumulation of pollutants, particularly PM₂.₅ and NO₂, especially in winter when thermal inversions are frequent. In practice, air quality is reasonable during ventilated periods, but can become unpleasant under calm thermal conditions.

Noise & trafficBusy

Main noise sources: Road traffic · Public transport

This street is a connecting artery in the Zorilor neighborhood, with heavy traffic and frequent public transport. The measuring station in Zorilor indicates exceedances of the permitted level (70 dB) on technical category II arteries, reflecting a high noise level.

EarthquakeVery low

According to normative P100‑1/2013, the design seismic acceleration for Cluj‑Napoca is approximately 0.10 g, among the lowest in Romania — far from the exposed Vrancea zones. There are no local factors here that would aggravate the risk.

FloodingLow

No indications were found that the immediate area lies within fluvial flood zones. However, Cluj‑Napoca has recorded pluvial flooding in the past, and the drainage system can be overloaded during torrential rain, so there is a low risk of occasional urban flooding.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The area is relatively flat, with no steep slopes or history of landslides in the immediate vicinity, so the risk of ground instability is very low.