Green Buildings – Future of Real Estate in India

The idea of green buildings isn’t new here in India but that of the implementation process is – for years now the architects were making the best designs keeping in mind the ecological balance but now these ideas are being widely accepted and put to force. 

If you’re unaware of the term green buildings, then here is some information for you – 

Green building or what is better known as sustainable design is the practice that primarily focuses on increasing the efficiency with which buildings and the construction sites make use of energy, water, and material. Further, it aims at reducing the impacts on human health and the environment for the entire lifecycle of a building. Green-building concepts expand beyond the walls of buildings and comprise of site planning, community and land-use planning issues as well.

The Importance of Green Buildings 



The growth and development of our communities have a large impact on our natural environment. The manufacturing, design, construction and operation of the buildings in which we live and work are responsible for the consumption of many of our natural resources.

Considering the impact of the large scale residential and commercial establishment of the real estate sector it is more than important to consider the importance of these green buildings and ensure that the environmental cycle is not disrupted. Undoubtedly, the idea of green buildings will revolutionize the real estate sector and earn mutual benefits.

Here are the environmental benefits of green buildings, so make sure you have some information about their importance. 
  • Enhance and protect biodiversity and ecosystems
  • Improve air and water quality
  • Reduce waste streams
  • Conserve and restore natural resources

The environmental benefits aren’t all, so here’s a look into the economic benefits of green buildings – 
  • Reduce operating costs
  • Improve occupant productivity
  • Enhance asset value and profits
  • Optimize life-cycle economic performance

Green Building Movement in India – An Insight 

The concept of green buildings has been adopted but the way it has been implemented in India is definitely commendable. Builders and architects are following this concept and working upon it to ensure that the balance of the soil and air are appropriately maintained. 

The IGBC is leading green building movement in the country.

Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) Green Homes is the number one ranking programme developed in India, entirely focusing on the residential sector. It is based on accepted energy and environmental principles and aims to create a balance between known established practices and emerging concepts.

As an individual make sure you do your part and get the complete information about your residential complex – inquire if it is a green building or not and be part of the change.

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