Green buildings are designed, built and managed in a way that makes them as sustainable as possible over the lifetime of the building, with minimal impact on the environment.
There are hundreds of ways of making a house, a school or a commercial building green and sustainable, but the best green buildings all include the following 8 factors:
The right site
Minimal energy use
Sustainable materials
Healthy ventilation
Water conservation
Energy conservation
Green amenities
Good building management
For more information on these 8 factors, on green buildings and sustainable architecture, go to the following website:
http://greenliving.about.com/od/architecturedesign/tp/green_buildings.htm
we need ecofriendly buildings as a model to other buildings to become ecofriendly
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Church Green Buildings Historic District was created in 1873.
Yes, no emissions.
ecofriendly
The Parliament buildings roof is green because of the copper used as it ages it gains a greenpatina
It can save billions of tons of green waste from going to the landfills. It also provides nutrients for the soil and is 100% ecofriendly it does not have any harsh chemicals like the commercial fertilizers have.
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Non-green buildings are structures that do not prioritize sustainability, energy efficiency, or environmentally friendly practices in their design, construction, or operation. They typically rely on conventional materials and methods that may contribute to increased energy consumption, waste production, and a larger carbon footprint. These buildings often lack features such as renewable energy systems, efficient insulation, or water conservation measures that characterize green buildings. Overall, non-green buildings have a more significant negative impact on the environment compared to their green counterparts.
A lot of people dont believe it, but some of the most sustainable buildings are made out of recycled products. These buildings are known as green buildings.
because people think they are ugly
It does , well im pretty sure