Green Building concept

Q: Hi..what is Green Building concept..??

Nithyaanand, Mangalore

8th April 2013

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Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment (Griha) is a system for evaluating green buildings which was launched by The Energy and Resources Institute, the Griha rating system is suitable for all kinds of buildings in different climatic zones of the country

Rakesh, Bangalore

20th June 2013

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How are green buildings rated?

Karthik Deshmukh, Bangalore

20th June 2013

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Green buildings are fast catching the imagination of the people. Though the penetration level is just around 5%. Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) is happy the residential sector is coming up with such buildings.

Harsha Mahipal , Bangalore

19th June 2013

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Karnataka is home to 41 green buildings, the fourth largest figure for any state in the country. Of them, 39 are in Bangalore.

Bulbul Verma,

19th June 2013

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How many green buildings are there in Karnataka?

Lokesh Patwa,

19th June 2013

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Hi Rubiya government has been launching many workshops and initiatives to promote “Green Building concept” in Madhya Pradesh. But it failed as developers need more incentives to construct green buildings.

Soundarya G S, Bangalore

11th April 2013

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No it is not being followed in MP..not even a single building was rates as green. Developers say that around 50-60 percent buildings in state which are now being constructed will be rated as green building.

Ramesk Polekar, Mumbai

11th April 2013

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Hi all..do you have any idea that..is the green building concept followed in MP. i am planning to buy a flat in Indore.

Rubiya,

10th April 2013

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Hi ..It is a good concept and is successfully followed by developers in Gurgaon, Bangalore, Mumbai and Hyderabad.

Madhav Deb, Bangalore

10th April 2013

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Hi Nithyanad...A building is rated as green if it utilizes less water, generates less waste, conserves natural resources, optimizes energy efficiency and provides healthier spaces for occupants as compared to a conventional building. The evaluation is done on its predicted performance from planning to operation and maintenance.

Chetan Hansraj, Bangalore

10th April 2013

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