| | AUGUST 20248Namma Bengaluru Writing Namma Bengaluru Writing the Golden History of a the Golden History of a Green FutureGreen FutureThe data from United Nations (UN) revealed that by 2050 nearly 68 percent of human population will be staying in cities. This further depicts that, the people who will gather around 3 percent of the land surface will consume 78 percent of the energy and it will consequently contribute to 60 percent of the greenhouse gas emission.Air Quality Index India, unveiled, the level of particulate pollution has surged drastically. From 1998 to 2021, the average pollution level was increased by 67.7 percent while the average life expectancy has been reduced to 2.3 years. According to last year's Global Air quality Index, India ranked 147, which is way too poor.To safeguard the nature to prevent the perishing effects of environment on the explosive rate of population across the globe, humans are researching and innovating new ideas and implementing it so that, mankind and the whole biological ecosystem can co-exist peacefully with maintaining a prosperous life.The new dawn of 21st century will witness a lot more innovative efforts and methods of urban planning and green or sustainable building as one of the most influential methods. They are likely to reduce the harsh impact of construction on the environment and change the living habits of citizens to make them more responsible for their surroundings.Green & Sustainable Buildings: An Era of Smart ConstructionGreen building, sustainable building, high performance building, and energy efficient building these are few trending terms of this recent era. These terms can be interchangeably used to explicate same concept that delves into a much broader set of issues from micro and macro urban planning.A green building is referred to a construction which is featured by various nature-friendly and energy efficient traits and casts profound effects on man and nature both. The green building aims to enhance the beneficial aspects and minimize the impacts over a building's complete lifespan. Builders and architects of today are learning and developing their knowledge and integrating their engineering and design skill with data science to develop By Sreejita Talukdar, Content Writer, Homes India
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