Individual House - Andrei Mureșanu

Air qualityModerate

According to the Integrated Air Quality Plan for the Cluj‑Napoca agglomeration, road traffic is the main source of pollution, with frequent exceedances of the limits for NO₂ and PM₂.₅ in heavily trafficked areas. The Andrei Mureșanu neighbourhood, although residential, is located in the proximity of important arterial roads, which suggests average air quality, with episodes of deterioration during periods of heavy traffic.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic

The strategic noise maps approved in 2025 show that road traffic is the main source of noise in Cluj‑Napoca, and the nearby major arterial roads expose residents to moderate levels. The Andrei Mureșanu neighbourhood is residential, but its proximity to important arterial roads suggests a moderate ambient noise level, without direct exposure to railway or airport sources.

EarthquakeLow

According to seismic regulations P100‑1, Cluj‑Napoca has a design acceleration of approximately 0.10 g, among the lowest in Romania. The area does not present significant local amplification factors. In practice, the seismic risk is low, but buildings must be designed in accordance with the standards.

FloodingVery low

The municipality of Cluj‑Napoca is not classified in natural flood risk zones according to national legislation. The Andrei Mureșanu neighbourhood is situated on well-drained terrain, with no watercourses in the immediate vicinity and no history of flooding. The flood risk is practically negligible.

Landslides / ground stabilityModerate

According to national landslide susceptibility maps, Cluj‑Napoca presents moderate potential, particularly in neighbourhoods located on slopes, such as Andrei Mureșanu. The absence of public documents regarding recent events on this slope suggests that the risk is not high, but the inclined terrain keeps the risk at a moderate level.