What do green buildings mean?

Green buildings are environmentally friendly and energy efficient buildings. Green buildings reduce environmental impact by reducing natural resources, improve indoor quality and provide a more conducive environment for health and well-being.

Green buildings are more economical both in construction and in operation. In construction, green buildings use environmentally friendly materials and technologies. This reduces production and transportation costs and ensures environmentally friendly production. In addition, green buildings have special design features to ensure energy efficiency. For example, green buildings often have natural heating and cooling systems and use energy-efficient lighting systems.

During the operational phase, green buildings reduce energy, water and waste costs. For example, green buildings often use energy-efficient equipment and take water-saving measures to increase water efficiency. In addition, green buildings implement environmentally friendly environmental management and reduce waste costs.

Finally, green buildings offer a healthier and more comfortable environment in terms of indoor quality. Green buildings use natural ventilation systems to improve air quality and balance indoor temperature and humidity. In addition, green buildings provide natural light and view necessary for health and well-being.

As a result, green buildings are environmentally friendly and energy efficient buildings, offering a healthy and comfortable environment while reducing construction and operating costs. The goal of Green Building certification programs is to make buildings more environmentally friendly and energy efficient.