Green architecture, a step towards sustainablearchitecture

In sustainable architecture, as part of the body of the surrounding environment and nature around it, not only does not cause energy wastage, does not cause all kinds of environmental pollution and does not negatively affect human health, but with energy saving and optimal consumption, enjoyment. Climate-friendly materials and being in the ecological cycle, move towards achieving the goals of sustainable development. Given the energy crisis in the world and the rapid growth of urbanization, it seems that appropriate solutions should be provided to control and reduce the negative impact of construction on nature. The purpose of writing this paper is to identify methods for achieving sustainable architecture.In recent years, numerous statements and articles on the principles of green architecture have been written by various researchers around the world. Most of these statements, with slight differences, have established issues of encouraging designers to conserve energy, as well as taking into account the local characteristics of the site and working with users of the building and surrounding communities. British architects Brenda and Robert Will, in their book Green Architecture: Designing for an Energy-Aware Future, have proposed one of the simplest and most explicit frameworks for green architecture. They have demonstrated these principles using various examples of building design in Europe, the United Kingdom and the United States. He placed great emphasis on the study of indigenous architecture, an architecture that lies in the experience of many generations living in a region and a special climate. Seas. And in fact, there are systems that express sustainable development at the community level based on human health, productivity and well-being. It is hoped that in thisway a small step can be taken to guide the construction of buildings in green nature and bring green and sustainable architecture alongside green nature.

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sustainability , sustainable architecture , principles of sustainability , green architecture , green building