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    42% of global greenhouse gas emissions

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    Emission of Greenhouse gases and particulate matter and pollution of air, land and water

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    The neglect of natural elements in the planningand design causessick building syndrome.

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    Consumes less energy and minimal consumption of virgin materials

    It is, therefore necessary to increasethe efficiency and use discretion in allprocesses related to the buildingindustry and go forEnergy EfficientGreen Buildings.

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    Steps followed for this Study are 1. Climatic Analysis2. Solar Exposure Analysis3. Shading Design4. Daylight Integration

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  • Building simulation and modelling using software tools would be made tocalculate reduced building loads by use of efficient construction material.

    Several options of efficient walling, roofing, and glazingsystems would be studiedwith help of simulation to determine its effectiveness to reduce energyconsumption vis--vis increased cost.

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    IGBC Green Factory Buildings

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