The development of e-construction (green building) with geographic information system
Building has impacted to our environment and nearly 40% of natural resource were extracted due to construct infrastructures [1]. Conventional building consumes nearly 70% of electricity and nearly 38% percent of CO2 produced [2]. Green Building (GB) comes in place to create a new building philosophy...
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Building has impacted to our environment and nearly 40% of natural resource were extracted due to construct infrastructures [1]. Conventional building consumes nearly 70% of electricity and nearly 38% percent of CO2 produced [2]. Green Building (GB) comes in place to create a new building philosophy and encourage to contribute a more environmentally friendly material. Furthermore, the implementation of green building can be enabled a building to perform a more efficient and more environment in terms of energy and water reduction.. |
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