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- 1. Why is Green Architecture Important?
- 2. INTRODUCTION Development is a continuous/ futuristic process that is applicable to the whole world to everyone and everything on it. Sustainable development is important for environmental stability of the ecosystem, where the main focus is to preserve the natural and non-renewable resources.
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- 5. THE SOLUTION Green and sustainable design is the thoughtful integration of architecture with electrical, mechanical, and structural engineering. With the help of sensible architecture and cutting edge technology, one can construct a green building using solar panels, thermal mass building construction, green materials like glass, etc. This requires less use of water, natural resources, energy, etc. and also reduces air and water pollution.
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