Wednesday, December 1, 2010

What is Green Architecture ?

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Green ArchitectureAs we continue to find ourselves in situations where natural resources are increasingly depleted at faster rates, it becomes important that we consider the choice of many to bring ourselves closer to the environment, and use of resources, non-depleting environmentally friendly as possible.

Green ArchitectureTake the case of fossil fuels, they are both thin as well as non-friendly environment, with resultant harmful emissions into their consumption. In such a scenario, the use of solar energy and wind energy can become an excellent alternative.

Green ArchitectureWhile the use of alternative energy sources such as those being explored in a variety of situations, real estate is one area the same as they in fact can be used effectively. In addition to obvious benefits for the environment, long-term cost savings are also different. In this article, we see several ways in which you can incorporate green architecture initiatives into your construction.

Use of LED and CFL Lights

Green ArchitectureLED and CFL lighting is a great way to conserve energy; their intuitive, embedded technology enables significantly reduced power consumption for their use. This result is not only more efficient in the use of power resources, also paved the way for major energy savings. Therefore, make sure you consider the option of using a light emitting device as mentioned above, for your construction.

Use of Solar Panels

Solar energy is one of the main energy source that will not go anywhere, anytime soon (or so it seems!). So maximizing the use of solar energy in construction real estate is quite reasonable. Relatively high initial cost of solar panels are what makes the majority of Realtors is far from considering the use of solar panels because it is the overall implementation of solar energy in buildings. However, we must look at long-term implications that such initiatives will have, especially the big cost savings.

Waste Management

Waste management is one area where green initiatives can be implemented effectively. Segregation of waste at an early stage can save much effort later, to waste disposal entities. In addition, if implemented effectively, you really can recycle a lot of waste that you produce yourself, and use it for your own purposes. Already, many homeowners across the country using biodegradable waste they produce, as fertilizer for their gardens themselves.

Thus, because you can see clearly, green initiatives that can be retrieved in real estate a lot. In the end, common sense coupled with a drive from within to implement these initiatives and make a difference to the environment will be a major factor in ensuring that these steps see the light of day.

Reference:
[1] Christine Hancock, http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Christine_Hancock

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