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Green building concept

This document discusses green building concepts and the green building movement in India. It covers the need for green buildings due to their impact on energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. The key areas of green building rating systems are described, including sustainable sites, water and energy efficiency, materials and resources, and indoor environmental quality. The green building movement in India is outlined, along with examples like the CII-Godrej Green Business Centre. Green buildings are said to rediscover Indian ethos by addressing the five natural elements of land, water, fire, air and sky. Benefits like rainwater harvesting, reducing the heat island effect, and using recycled materials are covered.

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GREENBUILDING CONCEPTS BY G.ARUN KUMAR M.MANO
AGENDA 1)NEED FOR GREEN BUILDINGS 2) GREEN BUILDING MOVEMENT IN INDIA 3) WHAT GREEN BUILDING TAUGHT US 4) GREEN BUILDING CONCEPTS
ENERGY EFFICIENCY USE OF RECYCLED PRODUCTS USE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY WATER EFFICIENCY
# SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT USE OF RESOURCES TO MEET OUR NEEDS WITHOUT DEPRIVING THE RESOURCES FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
1) NEED FOR GREEN BUILDINGS
BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION SECTOR - MAJOR CONTRIBUTOR TO GLOBAL WARMING 25 – 40 % OF GLOBAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION 30-40 % OF GLOBAL GREEN HOUSE GAS EMISSIONS 30-40 % OF SOLID GENERATION
GREEN BUILDING Vs CONVENTIONAL BUILDING EXTERNAL APPEARANCE : both look alike BUILDING USE : Both are same DIFFERENCES : OPERATIONAL SAVINGS FREOM DAY ONE CONSERVE NATURAL RESOURCES HUMAN COMFORT, PRODUCTIVITY & INDOOR ENVIRONMENT
# 2) GREEN BUILDING MOVEMENT IN INDIA
CII – SOHRABJI GODREJ GREEN BUSINESS CENTRE, HYDERABAD (A unique Public – Private Partnership) “CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE” for green building, energy, environment, renewable energy, water & climate change activities in India.
INDIAN GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL ( IGBC) Formed in the year 2001 VISION OF IGBC: To usher in a green building movement in India. India to become one of the world leaders in green buildings by 2015.
GREEN BUILDING RATING SYSTEM – KEY AREAS IGBC , a whole – building approach to sustainability by recognizing performance in five key areas Sustainable sites Water efficiency Energy & atmosphere Material & resources Indoor environmental quality
# 3) WHAT GREEN BUILDING TAUGHT US
REDISCOVERY OF THE INDIAN ETHOS 5 elements of Nature ( panchabhutas) prithvi (earth) - sustainable sites Jal (water) - water efficiency Agni(fire) - energy & atmosphere Vayu(air) - indoor environmental quality Akash(sky) - daylight, night sky pollution
What green building taught us Rain water harvesting
1) Sustainable sites
Erosion control measures
HEAT ISLAND EFFECT MINIMISATION HIGH ALBEDO ROOF COATING WITH HIGH SRI
2) WATER EFFICIENCY – optimizing our most precious natural element
APPROACH
REDUCE WATERLESS URINALS RRECYCLE / REUSE WATER METERING
3) “ENERGY AND ATMOSPHERE” – EFFICIENT USE OF THE COSTLIEST RESOURCE
APPROACH ORIENTATION AIR CONDITIONING LIGHTING
4) “MATERIALS & RESOURCES”- GREENING THE PHYSICAL MASS OF BUILDINGS
RAPIDLY RENEWABLE MATERIALS LESS THAN 10 YEARS FOR HARVESTING e.g. : bamboo, rubber wood .
MATERIALS WITH RECYCLED CONTENT POST CONSUMER WASTE Waste material available after consumer use e.g.: used bulbs, plastic covers POST – INDUSTRIAL WASTE Waste material generated during manufacturing e.g. : fly ash , particle board
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