3. Table of Contents:
Introduction
Objective
Fundamental Principle
Different from other Building
LEED Rating
4. INTRODUCTION
Green building (also known as green
construction or sustainable building) is the
structure that use process that
environmentally responsible and resource
efficiency throughout a building from siting to
design , construction, operation, maintenance,
renovation and deconstruction.
5. OBJECTIVE’S
Reducing the overall impact of the built
environment on human health and the natural
environment through:
The use of high efficiency, energy ,water, and
other resources.
Protect the health of passengers and improve
employee productivity.
Reduce waste and pollution and environmental
degradation.
7. Siting and structure design efficiency:
-Is one of the key steps in the project life cycle, they also have the
greatest impact on cost and performance.
-review of alternatives for sustainable products.
Energy efficiency:
Green buildings often work to reduce energy consumption through:
-Directing the building to take advantage of solar energy, natural
lighting and shadows.
-efficiency thermal envelope of the building and windows
-alternative energy sources (renewable).
8. Water efficiency:
-To minimize water consumption one should aim to use the water
which has been collected ,used , purified and reused.
Material efficiency:
-Building materials that include wood from forests that have been
adopted according to the specific standard, plant materials and
renewable quickly, such as bamboo, rattan, stone recycled metals,
recycled, and other products that are non-toxic, reusable, renewable
and / or recyclable and recoverable materials for recycling after the
demolition of the building
9. Waste & Toxic reduction:
-Recycling the solid waste materials.
-Converting waste into fertilizer.
12. LEED RATING
It is recognized internationally as a system
design construction and operation of
environmentally friendly, high performance
buildings scale.