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What is a green house
A greenhouse is a structure designed to create a controlled environment that supports plant growth by regulating temperature, humidity, and light. Typically constructed with transparent materials like glass or plastic, greenhouses allow sunlight to enter, warming the interior and creating a microclimate conducive to plant growth.
Environmental Impacts
Green buildings are eco-friendly structures that reduce environmental impact by saving energy, conserving water, and using sustainable materials. They cut down on pollution, improve air quality, and support a healthier planet—making them a smart choice for a greener future.
Water Conservation
Water conservation involves using water wisely and efficiently to reduce waste. Green buildings achieve this through rainwater harvesting, low-flow fixtures, and water recycling systems—helping save precious resources and lower utility costs.
Protecting Ecosystems and Biodiversity
Green buildings help protect ecosystems and biodiversity by using eco-friendly materials, minimizing land disturbance, and supporting green spaces. This creates healthier habitats for plants, animals, and people—promoting balance in nature.
Lower operating costs & stronger ROI
Energy and water savings directly reduce utility bills—many buildings recover the small upfront premium (2‑5%) within a few years. Examples from Rajasthan show 40–50% energy and 30–35% water savings,
Higher Asset Value & Rental Demand
Certified green buildings often command higher rents—US studies show leasing premiums of about \$0.75 per ft²—and can boost resale values by 6–10%
Waste Management
Effective waste management in green buildings focuses on reducing, reusing, and recycling materials. It minimises construction waste, promotes recycling, and ensures responsible disposal, leading to cleaner sites and a healthier environment.
Health & Well‑Being
Green buildings enhance indoor air quality and occupant health through better ventilation, low-VOC materials, and advanced filtration systems. This reduces exposure to toxins, lowers the risk of respiratory issues and “sick building syndrome,” and boosts overall comfort and productivity.
