Individual House - Andrei Mureșanu

Air qualityFair

Typically 15–60 on the US AQI scale

Official data shows that the annual average of PM₂.₅ in Cluj‑Napoca is around 14.9 µg/m³, above the WHO recommendation, and in winter there are PM₁₀ peaks that can reach moderate levels. Pollution is seasonal, with better values in spring and summer, but in winter traffic and residential heating increase suspended particles.

Noise & trafficModerate

Main noise sources: Road traffic

Strategic noise maps indicate that road traffic is the main source of noise in Cluj‑Napoca, with major arterial roads being the most affected. This location, situated on a residential street, benefits from moderate noise levels, lower than on heavily trafficked boulevards.

EarthquakeLow

According to normative P100‑1, the Cluj‑Napoca area has seismic design values of around 0.10 g, among the lowest in Romania, which means a low seismic risk. The urban soil does not significantly amplify seismic movements, so the practical risk is low.

FloodingLow

No reports of frequent flooding or flood-prone areas in the immediate vicinity were found, and the terrain does not appear to be situated on a riverbed. However, the stormwater infrastructure in Cluj‑Napoca can fail during torrential rain, so there is a low risk of urban flooding in the event of severe storms.

Landslides / ground stabilityVery low

The area is on relatively flat terrain, without steep slopes or documented landslides in the urban planning documents of the city. There are no reports of instability or subsidence in this part of the municipality.