Green building rating systems: A comparative analysis
By: Nene, Supriya
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Publisher: Navi Mumbai MES Pillai College of Architecture 2018Edition: Vol. 05 (01).Description: 08-21 Pages.Subject(s): ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENT (AR-ENV) | Environmental Sustainability | Rating System | Green Building | Built Environment
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TektonSummary: There are presently numerous rating systems across the world for sustainability in buildings. Each country may follow one or more specific rating systems for their built projects. Although most of the systems have similar environmental concerns, they operate differently, with different stresses on different issues. Some of them may be contextually different, some of them may be strategically different, and some of them may be operationally different. This paper wishes to study various Sustainability Rating Systems and tools comprehensively, in terms of categories and issues, and then prepare observations and analysis. The objective of this paper is to bring myriad of rating systems across the world in one place and compare them for their priorities.
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There are presently numerous rating systems across the world for sustainability in buildings. Each country may follow one or more specific rating systems for their built projects. Although most of the systems have similar environmental concerns, they operate differently, with different stresses on different issues. Some of them may be contextually different, some of them may be strategically different, and some of them may be operationally different. This paper wishes to study various Sustainability Rating Systems and tools comprehensively, in terms of categories and issues, and then prepare observations and analysis. The objective of this paper is to bring myriad of rating systems across the world in one place and compare them for their priorities.
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