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Green Building in Developing Countries

Part of the Green Energy and Technology Book Series

Editors: Gou, Zhonghua

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-24650-1

ISBN: 978-3-030-24649-5

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 31, 2019

1 - 10 of 13 Chapters

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Chapter 1The Shift of Green Building Development in China from a Voluntary to Mandatory Approach

Gou, Zhonghua

Pages: 1 –21

[The chapter is a systematic review of green building development and governmental interventions in China. A voluntary green building development approach led to a dramatic increase in green projects between 2008 and 2012. In 2013, green building development shifted to a mandatory approach. A...
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Chapter 2Analytical Review of Green Building Stakeholders in China

Huo, Xiaosen

Pages: 23 –32

[Green building is an essential part to promote sustainable development in the construction industry in China. In previous research, the green building development was studied from the general development progress, the benefits and barriers, the performance, and strategies. This research aimed to...
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Chapter 3Obstacles of Implementing Green Building in Architectural Practices

Xie, Xiaohuan; Gou, Zhonghua

Pages: 33 –47

[This chapter looks at obstacles for implementing green building in design practices in China. A literature and document review is conducted to understand current situation of design process in China. An interview of experienced green building designers is conducted to identify the specific...
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Chapter 4Integration of Low-Carbon Eco-City, Green Campus and Green Building in China

He, Bao-Jie; Zhao, Dong-Xue; Gou, Zhonghua

Pages: 49 –78

[Sustainable development has been a consensus of our world, where low-carbon eco-city, green campus and green building are three significant concepts, corresponding to urban, community and building scales. However, many issues and challenges delay the process to effectively implement above three...
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Chapter 5From Green to Healthy Buildings: A Comparative Study of the USA and China

Xie, Xiaohuan; Gou, Zhonghua

Pages: 79 –107

[This paper presents an in-depth comparison of the items and detailed assessment criteria of US’ WELL Building Standard System and China’s T/ASC 02-2016 Assessment Standard for Healthy Buildings (ASHB). Classification and statistics are made on each item of the two standards separately to analyze...
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Chapter 6Green Buildings in Makassar, Indonesia

Hui, Felix Kin Peng; Ulya, Putri Fatkhiyatul; Wilson, Sally; Meyliawati, Anna; Aye, Lu

Pages: 109 –127

[Indonesia has one of the world’s largest populations, which creates a demand for buildings. Construction and operation of buildings have impacts on environment. To create sustainable cities, Indonesia applied the smart cities concept and selected Makassar as one of three role model cities. This...
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Chapter 7The Current State of Green Building Development in Nigerian Construction Industry: Policy and Implications

Abisuga, Abiodun Olatunji; Okuntade, Tope Femi

Pages: 129 –146

[The negative impact of the construction activities on the economy and the environment has necessitated the need for a green policy formulation and framework in developing country like Nigeria. To ensure the development of green policy, it is necessary to evaluate the existing green building...
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Chapter 8Attitudes of Cambodian Homebuyers Towards the Factors Influencing Their Intention to Purchase Green Building

Durdyev, Serdar; Ihtiyar, Ali

Pages: 147 –160

[There is no doubt that green buildings (GBs) have a huge potential in the reduction of the built environment’s impact on eco-system, which therefore needs to be promoted among the potential homebuyers. Thus, being the first in its kind, this research attempted to answer the question: What are...
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Chapter 9Understanding the Green Building Industry in Thailand

Shen, Wenxin; Tang, Wenzhe; Siripanan, Atthaset; Lei, Zhen; Duffield, Colin F.; Hui, Felix Kin Peng

Pages: 161 –180

[Promoting green building has become a global trend to improve resource efficiency and well-being of societies. The aim of this study is to systematically investigate the key aspects of the green building industry in Thailand (i.e., critical successful factors, key green technologies, and...
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Chapter 10What is Stopping the Adoption of Sustainable Residential Buildings in Malaysia?

Olanrewaju, AbdulLateef; Min, Cheang Shi; Sanmargaraja, Shalini; Ponniah, Vignes

Pages: 181 –198

[Researchers and the government have advocated for the delivery of sustainable building projects in Malaysia; however, the rate of demand and supply of the sustainable residential buildings has been low and the increase is slow. This research aims to examine the barriers towards the adoption of a...

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