Green buildings have become a popular trend in recent years
Developers, landlords, and tenants must make a concerted effort to embrace green building practices and help create a more sustainable future for all.

Sanjay Goel - Architect, Designex Architects

Green buildings have become a popular trend in recent years as people are becoming more aware of the impact of human activities on the environment. This trend is being driven by the need for sustainable development and the desire to create healthier living and working environments.

Many people today are willing to pay more for environmentally friendly buildings, which they see as an investment in their health and the environment. Green buildings also create a sense of community and promote social responsibility. In fact, green buildings enjoy a higher value and can attract more tenants and buyers. In addition, green buildings may be eligible for tax credits, rebates, and other incentives, which can help to offset the initial costs of going green.

Green buildings have become a popular trend in recent years

While the initial costs of implementing sustainable practices may seem high, the long-term benefits can often outweigh the costs. For example, a building with efficient lighting, insulation, and heating/cooling systems can save up to 30% on energy costs compared to a conventional building. These savings can add up over time and help to offset the initial costs.

As a responsible developer, we prioritize energy-efficient design principles to reduce our carbon footprint, in line with our commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship. We incorporate water-saving measures, rainwater harvesting systems, smart irrigation technologies, and we promote native landscaping and drought-tolerant plants. We implement waste reduction strategies such as recycling and repurposing construction materials, promote waste segregation and recycling during construction.

We use recycled or reclaimed materials, low VOC paints and adhesives, sustainably harvested or certified wood, and materials with high durability and low maintenance requirements to reduce resource consumption. We use non-toxic building materials, proper ventilation systems, and promote use of indoor plants to improve air quality.

We believe that awareness play a crucial role in promoting sustainable practices, and are therefore educating our residents, tenants, and staff about the importance of eco-friendly practices through workshops and programs.