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Literature of Green Architecture

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   Vikas Bhola,
Volume :  02 | Issue :  01 | Received :  February 20, 2024 | Accepted :  April 1, 2024 | Published :  April 19, 2024
DOI :  10.37591/IJUDD

[This article belongs to International Journal of Urban Design and Development(ijudd)]

Keywords

Green architecture, Building, Environment, Materials

Abstract

Green architecture, or sustainable building, is a concept that focuses on designing and constructing structures that align with environmentally conscious principles. It aims to limit resource consumption, reduce environmental impact, and minimize waste from building components. Green design requires resources like electricity, fresh material, and water, but also generates significant amounts of waste. To create environmentally sustainable and resource-efficient structures, it is crucial to implement green building systems. This review paper examines the concept of green architecture and emphasizes the need for incorporating environmentally friendly building practices and materials to achieve environmental and climate-related advantages. By implementing green building systems, we can create more sustainable and environmentally friendly buildings.

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