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Responsible luxury – The Green Way – Go Smart Bricks

maximios October 22, 2015

Indian property buyers are rapidly growing aware of ‘green homes’ and eco-friendly features that constitute the designing of green buildings. Such awareness has triggered a new realisation among builders. Big and small – the compelling need to incorporate sustainable, eco-friendly features in their building design. What exactly is green building technology?

Key indices of green building technology:

Energy efficient systems, water segregation, grey-water recycling and composting are prominent features of green technology. Discerning home buyers insist on these features to be a part of their new home.

Design of the Building

Make sure there is good lighting and ventilation provided in the plan of the building. Home owners planning to have an air-conditioner may discuss with the builder so that the electricity load can me managed. Also, bear in mind that natural light helps in keeping the home ambience fresh. Make provision for natural lighting and use energy-efficient building materials.

Materials Used

Keep a check on the materials used for building, right form bricks, paints ,flooring, adhesives and sealant. Environment-friendly builders insist on every saving material such as Porotherm clay bricks, non-toxic, organic paints etc.

Water Management

Grey water recycling is an efficient method of re-using water. ‘Waste’ water from kitchen and bath can be used for watering gardens and washing cars.

Rain Water Harvesting

The building plan should allow rain water from terraces and balconies to flow and automatically collect in storage tanks, subsequently filtered and reused when there is water scarcity.

Efficient use of Energy

Use energy-efficient lighting such as CFL, LED and switch off when not required.

Incorporating eco-friendly technology, features and practices is a mark of responsible living. Both, builders and homeowners need to consciously shoulder the responsibility of creating a greener world, a happier future, Enjoy classy living, the green way.

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