The document discusses green buildings and provides an overview of their fundamentals, principles, projects in India, and benefits. It notes that green buildings aim to reduce environmental impact and use resources efficiently. Some key points include that the Indian Green Building Council promotes green building standards and certification programs, and that green buildings provide environmental, economic, and social benefits such as reduced operating costs, improved health and productivity, and protection of natural resources and biodiversity.

1. GREEN
BUILDING
PRESENTATION BY:
ISHA WANJARI
SUJITH NADAR
SHWETA NATHAN
BINAY HAZRA
PRANALI TAJNE
ISHAN KOKATE
ADITI SATHE
KALPESH SHINDE

2. CONTENTS:
 INTRODUCTION
 OBJECTIVE
 FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
 GREEN BUILDING PROJECTS
 DIFFERENT FROM OTHER BUILDINGS
 INDIAN GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL
 IGBC RATING SYSTEM
 INCREASING GREEN BUILDINGS IN INDIA
 BENEFITS OF GREEN BUILDINGS
 AFFECT ON NATRUAL SOURCES
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES

3. INTRODUCTION:
 Green building (also known
as greenconstruction or sustainable building)
refers to both a structure and the using of
processes that are environmentally responsible
and resource-efficient throughout
a building's life-cycle: from siting to design,
construction, operation, maintenance,
renovation, and demolition.

4.  Sustainable, or "green building," design and
construction provide an opportunity to use
resources more efficiently, while creating
healthier and more energy-efficient homes and
commercial buildings.
 . In other words, green-building design involves
finding the delicate balance between
homebuilding and a sustainable environment.

6. OBJECTIVE OF GREEN BUILDING
 Green buildings are degined to reduce the
overall impact on human health and the
natrual environment in the following
ways.
 Using energy water and other resources
efficiently
 By reducing waste,pollution and
environmental degradation.

7. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
• STRUCTURE DESIGN
EFFICIENCY
• ENERGY EFFICIENCY
• WATER EFFICIENCY
• MATERIAL EFFIECIENCY
• WASTE AND TOXIC
REDUCTION

8. STRUCTURE EFFICIENCY
• Is is the concept of
sustainable building and has
largest impact on cost and
performance
• It aims to avoid the
environmental impacts
associated with all life cycles
• Simply it means that green
building shows usage of
natrual ways for full filling
our day to day needs.

9. ENERGY EFFICIENCY.

10. WATER EFFICIENCY

11. MATERIAL EFFICIENCY
• Materials used
should be easy to
recycle and should
be able to produce
surplus amount of
energy
• An example of this
is solar water
panels.

12. INDIAN GREEN BUILDING
COUNCIL.
 The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC), part of the
Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) was formed in
the year 2001. The vision of the council is, "To enable
a sustainable built environment for all and facilitate
India to be one of the global leaders in the
sustainable built environment by 2025".

The council offers a wide array of services which
include developing new green building rating
programmes, certification services and green building
training programmes. The council also organises
Green Building Congress, its annual flagship event on
green buildings.

13. IGBC Vision
"To enable a sustainable
built environment for all
and facilitate India to be
one of the global leaders
in the sustainable built
environment by 2025".

14. IGBC RATING SYSTEM
 IGBC has created green building rating
programmes to cover
commerical,resedential,factory buildings etc.
 Each rating system divided into several ways
of certification as follows:
1.CERTIFIED to recognize best practices.
2.SILVER to recognize outstanding
performance.
3.GOLD to recognize national excellence.
4.PLATINUM to recognize global leadership.

16. SUZLON ENERGY LIMITED,PUNE.
LEED certified it as PLATINUM and it is built in an area of 10.13
acres.
It can be counted amongst the largest green building projects
.
The project is popularly known as ONE EARTH

17. RAJIV GANDHI INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT,HYDERABAD.
INDIA’S first greenfield airport is undeniably amongst the top
10 green buildings in India.
It is the first airport in Asia to be certified with silver rating.

18. Nokia-GURGAON.
FINALLY A GOLD RATED BUILDING BY
LEED

20. DIFFERENT FROM ANOTHER
BUILDINGS.
 The design,maintainence and construction of
building have tremendous effect on our
environment and natural resources.
 Green buildings are different from other
buildings because they use minimum amount
of non renewable energy., produces minimal
pollution, increases the comfort, health and
safety of the people who work in them
 It also minimizes the waste in construction by
recovering materials, reusing and recycling
them.

22. BENEFITS OF GREEN BUILDINGS.
 Buildings have large effect on the
environment, health and the economy.
 The successful adaption of GREEN
BUILDING can maximize both the
ECONOMIC and the ENVIRONMENTAL
performance of the building.

23. ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS.
1.Protect BIODIVERSITY and ECOSYSTEM.
2.Improve air and water quality.
3.Reduce waste streams.
4.Conserve natrual resources

24. ECONOMIC BENEFITS
1.Reduce operating cost.
2.Create,expand and shape markets for
green products and services.
3.Improve occcupant productivity.

25. SOCIAL BENEFITS.
1.Enhance occupant comfort and health.
2.Heighten asthetic qualities.
3.Minimize strain on local infrastructure.
4.Improve overall quality of life.